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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1960

Page

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Twining Schedule Set Sabre Jet Plane Arrives Tomorrow

Monroe Jaycees plan July Fourth events and arrange arrival of the Sabre jet memorial for Gen Nathan F Twining. The F86D surplus plane leaves Truax AF Base tomorrow at 1 p.m. by truck with a crane. Sgt Floyd Bethke leads the ground crew. Gen Twining arrives July 4 and will speak at Idle Hour Mansion before a park dedication with baseball, bands, drill team shows and fireworks.

SABRE George Wells Jaycee Nathan F. Twining Twining Park Gerald J. Donovan Truax Air Force Base Times Monroe Jaycee Nathan Twining Jaycees Floyd Bethke Air Force Ground A. Charles Howe Gen. Twining James C. Sherrill JCS Pentagon Truax Base Col. Sherrill Phoebe Chadwick Monroe Idle Hour Twining W. B. Gnagi Truax Wells Donovan Wells and Lloyd L. Holmes W. A. Bender John F. Kundert Delos Barrett Paul P. Miller Delbert

Kuban Chosen Grand Knight in Knights of Columbus

Anthony M. Kuban was elected grand knight at the Knights of Columbus meeting in the American Legion hall. Other officers elected include Leander Kirsch deputy grand knight and Herbert West chancellor. next meeting set for June 27 and duties begin July 11.

Anthony M. Kuban Knights of Columbus American Legion Hall Leander FE. Kirsch Herbert R. West Dominic S. Garofalo Kenneth R. Schneider John R. Patterson Harold Miller Gerald J. Donovan John K. Callahan Emmett J. Norton Glen Brecklin James H. Flanagan J. R. Ganshert William E. Schmitz Donald F. Ripp

Explosion at Valvoline refinery sparks oil blaze

An explosion in a large tank at the Valvoline Refining Co caused a fire that engulfed thousands of gallons of oil. Firefighters responded to the blaze as flames spread through the facility in the incident.

Oil Freedom Valvoline Refinery Co

Bible Students Contribute Fund At Vacation Bible School

Students in the community vacation Bible school week contributed 115.29 to the Migrant Ministry of the Wisconsin Council of Churches to fund medical social and religious services for migrant workers and families in Wisconsin. The final week will finance Bible story booklets for overseas nations lacking translations. Monroe churches participating include St John’s UCC Immanuel Bethel EUB Union Presbyterian Universalist and Grace Lutheran.

Migrant Ministry of Wisconsin Council of Churches Wisconsin Monroe St. John’s United Church of Christ, Immanuel and Bethel Eub Methodist Union Presbyterian Universalist Grace Lutheran

Adams District to Attach to Brodhead School System

Adams district in Rock County southeast of Brodhead will be attached to the Brodhead school district after a public hearing chaired by George Keithly of Beloit. The district had seven pupils last year and may enroll fewer this year. teacher is Mrs. Jean O’Brien Ruetezzer now of Argyle.

Adams Brodhead Rock County George Keithly Beloit Richard Jean O’brien) Ruetezzer Argyle Robert Cook Wendall Krogwold Ernest Smith Durand

LaMotta Claims 1947 Fight Was Fixed

Jake LaMotta testified before the Senate anti trust subcommittee that his 1947 loss to Billy Fox was fixed for a promised payoff of 100000 dollars. He repudiated a prior signed statement naming Palermo Daly and Milo as fixers and said his brother Joe handled the bribe talks. The Madison Square Garden bout occurred November 14 1947 with LaMotta later winning the title in 1950.

Washington Jake LaMotta Billy Fox LaMotta Senate Frank Blinky) Palermo Bill Daly Thomas Milo Joseph Joe LaMotta Palermo Daly Fox Rand Dixon Subcommittee New York Madison Square Garden Marcel Cerdan Detroit

Kennedy Says Policy Doomed Paris Summit

Senator John F. Kennedy charged that Khrushchev ruined the Paris summit and that obsolete U. S. policies doomed its failure. He argued the campaign would hinge on who best defend freedom and decried Eisenhower Nixon leadership while defending his own call for stronger, better coordinated foreign policy. He faulted the administration for ill prep and lack of top direction and said the Soviet actions exposed the blame on Khrushchev.

Washington John F. Kennedy D-Mass Khrushchev U. S Kennedy Senate Eisenhower Nixon Paris Massachusetts America

United Fund Donates $150 for Chile Earthquake Relief

The United Fund of Monroe allocated $150 to the Red Cross Chilean earthquake relief fund at a special board meeting. Green County Red Cross chapter reports many individuals and organizations also contributing to aid thousands of Chilean quake victims. The nationwide Red Cross appeal is drawing a good response locally.

Red Cross United Fund of Monroe Green County Red Cross Chile

Guardsmen Fight Mock Air Strikes At Camp McCoy

The Wisconsin National Guard B Company trained at Camp McCoy on its first full day of maneuvers. Six F89 Scorpion jets from Truax Field simulated air strikes while Lt. Gen. William H. Arnold and Maj. Gen. Clayton P. Kerr inspected the site.

Co. B National Guard Camp McCoy Truax Field Wisconsin Air Guard William H. Arnold Chicago Fifth Army Clayton P. Kerr Washington

Dr John Harden Dies In Monticello At 51

Dr John M Harden osteopathic physician in Monticello since 1939 died of a heart attack at 2 15 p m yesterday in his home after becoming ill while treating a patient He served on the local school board for years and belonged to Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello Masonic lodge and Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians Born January 13 1909 in Wabash Indiana he was educated at Kirksville College of Osteopathy He is survived by his wife Vivonne daughter Wanda Kay Puempel and son John plus four siblings Burial is set for Highland Cemetery with services at Zwingli church Thursday afternoon.

Monticello John M. Harden New Glarus John James Harden Owensboro Virgil Kennewich Wash E. L. Price Stanton Calif Clifford Robertson James Neighbors Augusta Zwingli Church J. Allan Mittler Highland Cemetery Voegeli

Weinschenk Victor T dies at home in Monroe

Victor T. Weinschenk 51 a Monroe resident since 1957 died at 10 a m today at his home 1018 17th avenue from a heart attack He had been in failing health two years Born in Mazomanie son of William Weinschenk He married Eth el Steiner February 6 1930 at Freeport He was a plumber and later a Rawleigh salesman He lived in Fayette and Darlington areas He belonged to Ar gyle Rod and Gun Club Surviving wife a son Warren a stepson Milton Steiner two brothers Chester Argyle Clayton Sault Ste Marie Mich and three sisters Mmes Glen Foye Michigan Wayne Foye Indiana and Don Riley Madison Arrangements are pending at Stuessy funeral home

Victor T. Weinschenk Monroe 17Th Avenue Mr. Weinschenk Mazomanie William Weinschenk Freeport Ethel Steiner Rawleigh Weinschenk Fayette Darlington Argyle Rod and Gun Club Warren Milton Steiner Chester Weinschenk Argyle Clayton Sault Ste. Marie Mich Mmes Glen Foye Michigan Wayne Foye Indiana Don Riley Madison The Stuessy Funeral Home

Nelson to Convene Wisconsin Fire Conference in Madison

Gov Gaylord Nelson announced a statewide conference on fire prevention and protection to be held in Madison on August 6. The event seeks coordinated action across agencies to reduce fires and improve safety statewide.

Madison Gaylord Nelson

Japan Mobilizes Guard Units for Eisenhower Visit

Security officials alert troops and police as President Eisenhower heads to Tokyo. A 2,000 man regiment and a 15,000-strong Tokyo division could be rushed to duty, while 25,000 police stand ready for expected leftist demonstrations over the U S Japan security treaty. Police raid leftist union and student sites after Friday’s mob attack.

Tokyo Japan Eisenhower Defense Board White House James C. Hagerty Kawasaki Zengakuren Student Federation Nobusuke Kishi Kishi Liberal Democratic Party

Dairy Queen Vote Drives Continue Across County

In week two of Dairy Queen voting no contests emerged as top runners retain leads. Leading candidates include Bonnie Holtsapple Albany Judy Schuetz Brownstown Betty Dillon Monroe Rayellen Legris Monticello Karen Berge New Glarus with Marilyn Keen Juda and Cheryl Ringen Brodhead among county contenders. Official returns incomplete with tallies from Albany Monroe Brodhead Juda Monticello New Glarus.

Dairy Queen Bonnie Holtsapple Albany Judy Schuetz Browntown Betty Dillon Monroe Rayellen Legris Monticello Karen Berge New Glarus Marilyn Keen Juda Cheryl Ringen Brodhead Betty Wells Linda Erickson Carol Blum Maribeth Erickson Marilyn Nussbaum Martha McKeown Anna Lea Peterson Aleta Schwartzlow Shelby Mauermann Kathy Ross Sally Schultz Lanaya Weidman Patty Jones Jane LaBorde Patricia Schwartzlow Maureen Flanagan Karen Anderson Glenda Sharer Kristine Friedrich Patty Roth Gloria Ruef Joan Schneider Karen Gempler Judy Woodruff Karen Bidlingmaier Susan Schwartzlow Roberta Feller Sharon Durtschi Barbara Gempler Roberta Breylinger Donna McGuire Diane Truttman Bonnie Maurer Joan Altman Patsy Klassy Sandra Reuter

Lions Club Sets Second Annual Auction for September

The Lions Club board agreed to hold a second annual auction next September at an undetermined location. Guest speaker Lester H. Bishop shared experiences from last year’s Mackinac sailing race. Twenty six Dakota Lions Club members attended as additional guests.

Lions Club Board of Directors Rev. C. C. Oe Lester H. Bishop Mackinac Dakota Lions Club

Powers says Soviet treating him well in letter from Moscow

Barbara Powers said Francis Gary Powers reported in a May 26 Moscow letter that he is being treated well. The flier was captured May 1 after his bomber was downed in Soviet territory and faces spy charges.

Milledgeville Soviet Union Barbara Gay Powers Francis Gary Powers Moscow James Baugh Powers Manteen Brown United States Turkey Oliver W. Powers U. S Pound Washington

Arthur Schultz Dies at 71 in Cadiz Township Home

Arthur G. Schultz, 71, bedfast for 19 months, died at 11:30 a.m. at his Cadiz Township home. He retired from farming in 1941 due to poor health. Born July 8, 1888, in Cadiz Township, he married Hattie Albrecht on December 24, 1913. He served on the Cadiz Center school board and belonged to Emmanuel EUB Church and the Men's Brotherhood. Surviving are his wife, a son Harold, a sister, two grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Burial is planned at Cadiz Cemetery after services set for 1:30 p.m. at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev. Karl F. Koch officiating. Call after noon tomorrow to view.

Arthur G. Schultz 17Th Avenue Mr. Schultz Frederick and Augusta Behring Schultz Cadiz Township Cadiz Hattie Albrecht Schultz Cadiz Center Immanuel Eub Church Men’s Brotherhood Harold Anna Mauermann William Fred Stuessy Funeral Karl F. Koch Immanuel Church Cadiz Cemetery

Allis-Chalmers Pleads Guilty in Price-Fixing Case

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. today pleaded guilty to federal charges of price fixing and bid rigging in the sale of heavy electrical equipment. Twelve other indicted companies pleaded innocent.

Philadelphia Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co Allis-Chalmers

Welcoming Ike in Manila Fans Roar for President

A massive Manila crowd of about 1 percent million Filipinos greeted President Eisenhower with a jubilant homecoming. The welcoming procession stretched 1 hour 40 minutes as he acknowledged the cheering, with Garcia declaring the U S ally remains a steadfast friend.

Manila Eisenhower India Garcia U. S Asia Philippines United States Anchorage Alaska Wake Island Clark Air Force Base Tokyo Kishi Japan Yorktown St. Paul U. S. 7Th Fleet Formosa

Lessons at Pool Begin Tomorrow

The Monroe Park and Recreation director Robert L. Wells announced swimming class schedules at Recreation Park pool. Beginning tomorrow at 7 p.m. junior and senior lifesaving adult lessons open. advanced and intermediate swimmers report at 9 a.m. Monday. Pollywogs to advanced diving at 10 a.m. Monday. water entry starts Tuesday. reservations required. Non residents lessons Monday 1 to 3 30 p.m. with dates to be announced.

Recreation Park Robert L. Wells Monroe Park and Recreation

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Kuban Rock Sen. Kennedy U.S By Jack Bell United Fund Dwight Bump Gary Kuebli Roger Martin Clifford Gald Floyd Coplien Nathan Garwell Willis Schmoldt James Conden Kenneth Robertson Arthur Studer James Erickson Richard Briggs Ronald Hilliard James Goetz Ronald Bear Pfc Phillip Kauk John Harden V.T. Weinschenk Lions Arthur Schultz Carlos P. Garcia
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