Soviet Grants New Recognition To Red Germany
Premier Khrushchev and East German leader Ulbricht sign a friendship pact in Moscow aimed at normalizing relations and avoiding a World War II peace treaty. West Berlin is described as an independent entity not under West German control. Chancellor Erhard flies to Washington to discuss German and Berlin issues with President Johnson amid cautious reception of the pact.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Kremlin
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Washington
London
Paris
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Berlin
Johnson
Erhard
Alice Finals Under Way in Dairyland Contest
Finalists from 11 regional contests vie for Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland title. Preliminary interviews begin today with the coronation set Saturday night at the Memorial Center. The winner will be introduced at a hootenanny in the Arena and will earn $4,800 as a state employee.
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Sulwauree
Wisconsin
Alice
Marilyn Draeger
Fort Atkinson
Tornado Alert Issued for Northern Wisconsin Area
The U S Weather Bureau issued a tornado warning for northern and west central Wisconsin and western Upper Michigan. Severe thunderstorms with large hail, damaging winds, and several tornadoes are expected this afternoon and evening from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. CDT, within about 60 miles of a line from Eau Claire to Marquette.
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Milwaukee
U.S Weather Bureau
Wis
Upper Midh
Eau Claire
Marquette
Mich
Wisconsin
Ashland
Grantsburg
Tomah
Iron Mountain
Eagles Dedicate Building Sunday Spotlight on Leck Program
The Cheese Capital Eagles dedicate new quarters in Monroe with a 2:30 p.m. program featuring state president Clifford Leck as master of ceremonies. Al Watson and other officials attend. initiation by Madison Degree Team. lunch and music planned. extensive remodeling to follow including automated pinsetters and a new lounge.
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Aerie of the Eagles
Herbert Goecks
Leo Kohl
Kohl
Times
Aenue
Eagles
Clifford Leck
Monroe
State Eagles
al Watson
la Crosse
Madison
Leck
Freddie Elmer
Watson
William Menze
Clarence Sullivan
Kaukauna
Ed Anderson
Ashland
Leo Bartelt
William Tschanz
Harold Pilz
Aerie
Orla J. Tracy
Sherwin-Williams
Official Navy Paper Spoils Fleet Secret Orders by Top Brass
Washington report says Navy publication Naval Aviation News published a June item showing a task force off Cyprus with a landing craft heading toward the carrier Enterprise. The Defense Department admitted the piece had not been properly reviewed, saying we goofed.
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Navy
Washington
Pentagon
Cyprus
Defense Department
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Naval Aviation News
Enterprise
Nominations End For Dairy Queen Contest
Nominations closed yesterday for Green County Dairy Queen with voting through June 20 to pick top 10 girls per community. Top three per area enter judge interviews to form nine finalists for county queen on June 27. Winner promotes dairy products for next year. Local tabulations pending at the extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
House Includes Self in Okaying Federal Raises
Congress approves a $533 million pay raise package boosting federal workers salaries including $7,500 yearly for members of Congress and top officials. The measure passes 243 to 157, with varying increases for judges cabinet officers and civil servants, set to take effect next January.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
William van Pelt
Wisconsin
Johnson
Kastenmeier
Reuss
Zablocki
Byrnes
Laird
O'Konski
Schadeberg
Thomson
Dr King Denies Jail Shift in St Augustine Arraignment
Dr Martin Luther King Jr and fellow integration leaders were arraigned at the St Johns County Courthouse on charges from attempting to eat in a segregated restaurant. King stayed in jail after booking while Sheriff Davis disputed a claim he was moved for threats. A grand jury was convened to investigate racial disturbances in St Augustine.
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IT. Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
St. Johns County
King
Ralph D. Abernathy
Boston University
William England
L. O. Davis
Davis
Howell Melton
St. Augustine
Returned Home from Soviet Union After Five Years
Morris and Mollie Block, an American couple, described poverty and lack of freedom in Odessa after five years in the Soviet Union. They spoke at Kennedy Airport with their 13 year old adopted daughter Joanna, recounting short exit visa waits and false charges of distributing Communist propaganda.
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New York
Morris
Mollie Block
Soviet Union
Odessa
Kennedy Airport
Joanna
Block
U.S
Southern Bloc Accepts Narrow Path on Civil Rights Bill
Senators from the South have largely given up hope of major amendments to the civil rights bill. Leader Richard Russell and floor manager Hubert Humphrey indicated only minor technical changes might occur. The Senate's cloture rule shortened debate to one hour per senator as 16 amendments were considered and rejected. Goldwater opposed cloture but may back the bill if its final form requires amendments.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Dixie Forces
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Russell
Senate
Humphrey
Sen. Goldwater
Project Detour Unchanged Major Roads Closed By County
MADISON the State Highway Commission reported no changes in major road line up with construction detours. Closed areas include Dane 113 near Madison, Jefferson and Waukesha 59 east of Palmyra, Racine 20 east of I 94, Jefferson 18 between Helenville and Sullivan, Washington 33 between Allenton and West Bend, Winnebago 26 southwest of 41, Columbia 33 between 146 and 89, Juneau 82 west of Manston, Monroe 173 between Valley Junction and Mather, Lincoln 51 north of Merrill, Pepin 35 between Pepin and Maiden Rock.
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Madison
State Highway Commission
Dane
Jefferson
Waukesha
Palmyra
Racine
Helenville
Sullivan
Washington
Allenton
West Bend
Winnebago
Columbia
Juneau
Manston
Monroe
Valley Junction
Mather
Lincoln
Merrill
Pepin
Maiden Rock
Summer School Opens Next Monday Amid Limited Openings
The 1964 summer session begins Monday June 15 with courses at senior high junior high and elementary levels. Senior high classes run 7 30 to 9 p m in advanced algebra personal typing and speed reading taught by Mrs Marcella Krueger Gerald Ruge and Miss Patricia Van Dyke. Junior high math and English meet at 8 30 a m with two sections each. math is crowded while English has room for late registrants. Elementary remedial reading starts 8 30 a m at Lincoln school with two classes taught by Miss Gertrude Erb and Mrs Anna Purcell. Speech correction for pupils from 1962 63 year to be taught by Mrs Anne Orcutt. time and place to be decided at first organizational meeting.
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Marcella Krueger
Gerald Ruge
Patricia van Dyke
Thelma Blackbourn
Lillian Hanson
Lincoln School
Gertrude Erb
Anna Purcell
Anne Orcutt
Griswold Seeks Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State
Theodore J. Griswold a Grant County cattleman announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State. A 43 year old university of Wisconsin graduate, he presides over the Wisconsin Beef Breeders and Feeders Association and the Wisconsin Polled Hereford Association. He sits on the State Radio Council and has served on the Farm and Home Administration Advisory Committee. Married with five children, Griswold is a Third District delegate to the 1964 Democratic National Convention and has previously run for Assembly and State Senate.
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Theodore J. Griswold
Grant County
Griswold
Aston
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Beef Breeders and Feeders Assoction
Wisconsin Polled Hereford Association
State Radio Council
State Farm and Home Administration
Assembly
Rock Welfare Head Named by State Unit
Lloyd Anderson of Janesville is elected president of the Wisconsin Public Welfare Association at its 28th annual conference in Eagle River. Anderson serves as director of the Rock County Welfare Department.
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Eagle River
Lloyd Anderson
Janesville
Wisconsin Public Welfare Association
Anderson
Rock County
Judith Thompson Wins $500 Nurse Scholarship
Judith Thompson an 18 year old New Glarus girl won the 1964 nurses scholarship and received a $500 check from the Green County Vulture of the 40 and 8 at a Legion hall meeting. She is a 1964 New Glarus High School graduate active in band drama and student government.
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Justin ‘Thompson
New Glarus
Green County
American Legion Fun Organization
Legion Hall
Gordon W. Roseleip
Howard C. Schulz
Times
Glarus
Judith Thompson
Miss Thompson
Orion Paulson
Darlington
St. Clare Hospital
Lois
Madison Vocational School
Edward Niffenegger Jr
le Na
Lloyd Richardson
Madison
Grand Garde de la Porte
Scranton Enters GOP Presidential Race Urging Unity
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Baltimore urging the party to avoid an exclusionary minority and unite to defeat Lyndon B. Johnson in November. He criticized the idea of a foregone convention choice and pledged a true party choice at San Francisco.
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Washington
Sen. Goldwater
Gov
Scranton
Lydon B. Johnson
Baltimore
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Stassen
San Francisco
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Markets Mixed With Steady Cheddar
Cheddar and Swiss markets showed mixed activity at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. Cheddar prices were unchanged to a half cent higher on single daisies while contracts for June curing quality grass cheese became effective. Movement of bulk styles was fair, demand mostly good, supplies ample, and Swiss cheese markets remained steady though demand was spotty with continued competitive trade on lower grades.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
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Red Germany
Dairy Queen
J. J. Griswold
Niffenegger
Kammer
Legion Club
GOP
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