Russia China struggle shapes world communist power
Preston Grover argues Russia currently faces less immediate danger from China than the United States, while Beijing and Moscow vie for dominance. Albania and Mongolia emerge as flashpoints as Moscow assists Mongolia and China sends technicians, signaling a complex, ongoing Sino Soviet dynamic with shared anti US aims.
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Lawmaker says White House blocked NSF scholarship probe
Rep. Gordon H. Scherer alleges White House orders blocked a House committee inquiry into a federal scholarship given to Edward Yellin, convicted of contempt of Congress in 1960. He notes NSF refused access to Illinois officials' recommendations and emphasizes alleged Communist ties and concealed credentials.
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Ohio
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UN- American Activities Group
Yellin
Gary
Ind
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Hammond
University of Illinois
Colorado State University
Illinois
Ford Foundation
Illinois Graduate School
Ohioan
Twilight meeting of Green County Holstein Breeders
The Green County Holstein Breeders Association hosts an 8 p.m. twilight meeting at the Dan Wyss farm six miles southeast of Monroe. Guests include Charles Brace of Lone Rock and Norman Rasmussen of the Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association. Ellsworth Fisher of the University of Wisconsin will demonstrate fly control in the dairy barn. Junior and senior cattle judging contests are planned with a pizza and lunch to follow.
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Dan Wyss
Monroe
Charles Brace
Lone Rock
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Norman Rasmussen
Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association
Ellsworth Fisher
University of Wisconsin
Ena Een
Monroe area brief roundup spans wars and local events
Lt Gen Wedemeyer warns of drawing a line to confront Russia. Monroe Lions Club revival gets under way with Stewart F Kingston interim president and Lester M Johnson secretary treasurer. Air Force cites icing not sabotage in jet fighter crash over Indiana. Obituaries note Mrs. Edwin Faubel 68 and Mrs. John J. Kubly 67, Monroe. William Huffman 73, Clarno. Mary Louise Timm and Russell Miller wed during grandparents golden anniversary.
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Russia
Monroe Lions Club
Stewart F. Kingston
Lester M. Johnson
Air Force
Indiana
Edwin Faubel
John J. Kubly
Monroe
William E. Huffman
Clarno
Green County
Silas White Is Dead at 86 in Evansville
Evansville special services for Silas White 86 retired Baker Manufacturing Co employee will be at 2 p m tomorrow at the Roderick Ward funeral home. He died Saturday at home from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. He was born in Belmont and lived in Evansville over 60 years. He retired from Baker Co 15 years ago after 47 years of service. Surviving are his wife Ada Reese Phillips a son Donald a brother Fred a sister Mrs Hazel Stewart and three grandchildren.
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Silas White
Baker Manufacturing Co
Roderick- Ward
White
Belmont
Baker Company
Ada Reese Phillips
Albany
Donald
Stoughton
Fred
Freeport
Hazel Stewart
River Falls
Dairy Month Recipe For Today
Recipe for a layered dessert with a graham cracker crust and banana whipped cream topping. Butter and sugar baked with eggs in a leaf cake pan, then topped by a cocoa banana cream mixture with whipped cream and nut meats. Contributed by Mrs. Paul Schulz Browntown.
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Browntown
Prof. Halpin, Poultry Researcher, Dies at 78
Madison professor James G. Halpin, 78, longtime head of the University of Wisconsin poultry department and its chair for 43 years, died Saturday. After retiring in 1953 he served as a consultant for Murphy Products Corp in Burlington, a feed firm.
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Madison
James G. Halpin
University of Wisconsin
Murphy Products Corp
Burlington
Nestingen Seeks Undersecretary Post in HEW
Former Madison mayor Ivan Nestingen, now under secretary of Health Education and Welfare, leads a department spending about four billion yearly. He supports Kennedy era education aid, notes vast responsibilities including nine regional offices and youth fitness programs, and predicts a five billion dollar budget if the education bill passes.
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Washington
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Madison
Nestingen
Wisconsin
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Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
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Senate
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Sample Clothes Taken From Car in Evansville Heist
Evansville police say Hyman L. Katz was robbed of $3,000 worth of women’s garment samples while dining at a local restaurant. His locked car was found three blocks away with a forced lock about 45 minutes after the theft was reported.
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Richard Luers
Hyman L. Katz
Chicago
Katz
Marvin G. Post Dies in Milwaukee Hospital
Marvin G. Post of Whitewater died Friday in a Milwaukee hospital after a nine month heart ailment. Services were held in Whitewater with burial at Greenwood Cemetery in Brodhead. He was the son of Gustave and Anna May Post and had worked 18 years as a salesman for the Good Morning Advertising Co. Surviving are two sisters, Frances Tessier of Milwaukee and Chester Johnson of Saginaw, Michigan. A brother and his parents are deceased.
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Marvin G. Post
Whitewater
Decatur Township
Milwaukee
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Donald S. Hobbs
Congregational Church
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Gustave
Anna May Post
Good Morning Advertising Co
Frances Tessier
Chester Johnson
Saginaw
Mich
Death of Milwaukee Mayor Daniel Hoan at 80
Daniel Webster Hoan, 80, longtime Milwaukee mayor from 1916 to 1940, died Sunday after a heart ailment. Hoan, born in Waukesha, began public service as city attorney in 1910 and later led the Socialist party in Milwaukee. Also noted is Joe C. Thompson, 60, board chairman of Southland Corp., credited with launching the first nationwide drive-in.
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Daniel Webster Hoan
Socialist Party
Hoan
Waukesha
Dallas
Tex
Joe C. Thompson
Southland Corp
Thompson heads multimillion dollar Texas store chain
Thompson leads a large retail corporation with more than 300 stores in Texas and 105 on the East Coast. The firm operates across regional markets, signaling a broad footprint in the food retail sector.
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Thompson
Texas
Physician and TB pioneer Dr Franics Pottenger Sr dies at 91
Los Angeles obituary notes Dr Francis Marion Pottenger Sr 91 a TB battle pioneer past president of the American College of Physicians and former USC medical professor.
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Los Angeles
Francis Marion Pottenger Sr
American College of Physicians
University of Southern California
Dakota voters set June 24 election on tax hike
Voters in Dakota Community Unit School District 201 go to the polls Saturday June 24 to decide boosting the education tax from 1.25 to 1.50 per 1000 assessed valuation. If approved the district plans a language laboratory addition and advisory council backs the levy.
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Dakota, Ill
Dakota Community Unit
Dakota Citizens Advisory Council
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