Students to twirl and parade in Monroe festival week
Monroe prepares for a first annual recital by Carole Jeanne's Twirling Studio from Columbus at Recreation Park Wednesday 8 p.m. followed by the Swiss Misses in the Swiss Dairy Festival parade Saturday at 1 30 p.m. Carole Jeanne, Judy Wimner coached groups, and Rockford baton twirlers join the event.\n
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Carole Jeanne Weisensel
Columbus
Monroe
Recreation Park
Carole Jeanne
Twirling Studio
Rockford Baton
Judy Wimner
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe High School
Jan Barry
Barbara Deininger
Michele Wuetrich
Nancy Ekum
Christine Munz
Linda Gille
Lorre Sanders
Karen Witt
Susan Rufener
Christi Boss
Barbara Rasmussen
Caryla Crooks
Libby von Arx
Norma Penniston
Candy DeRemer
Linda Naef
Vicki Phillips
Barbara Wieser
Tonya DeRemer
Jill Stauffacher
Suzanne Norbohm
Gloria Beutel
Christine Br
Barrington
Mass
Lions Club City Band
Winnebago
Rockford
Open To Draw More Than 100 At Swiss Cheese Open
More than 100 state professional and amateur golfers are expected Monday for the annual Swiss Cheese Open at Monroe Country Club. No advance entries. last year’s winners included Mike Bencris, Russell J. Myers, and Wayne McCollum. Prizes cover pro and amateur scores, team score, and specialty shots. each golfer receives Swiss cheese.
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Monroe Country Club
Jim Forbes
Forbes
Mike Bencriscutto
Racine Washington Park
Russell J. Myers
Monroe
Wayne McCollum
Madison Maple Bluff
Allies Ponder Tough Demand On Berlin Case
Western Europe viewed Khrushchev new Berlin demand as tough yet a restatement of past Soviet aims. He reiterated a peace conference on Germany with West Berlin demilitarized and Allied rights ended, and warned of a separate East German treaty if the Allies reject talks. Kennedy warned of somber talks on Germany and Berlin. The Soviet leader pressed for a general disarmament accord with details later.
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London
Khrushchev
Berlin
Europe
Kennedy
Vienna
Tass
Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
United States
Browntown Names Finalist for County Queen Contest
John F. Kundert announced Anita Rood of Monroe as Browntown’s finalist for the Browntown Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H Club member. The Browntown race narrows to six with ballots for Miss Rood to be discarded. Finalists across the county will be named next Wednesday as balloting continues in other communities.
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John F. Kundert
Green County
Anita Road
Route 3
Monroe
Browntown
Kundert
Browntown Queen
Miss Reod
Browntown Busy Beavers
Cheddar Sales Totals in Three Carloads at Green Bay
Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports sales of three carloads including one car of junior grade 40-pound blocks at 32 percent, and two cars of Texas barrel cheese from factory uninspected by USDA. Unfilled bids include one car of cheddar at 34 percent and one raw milk colored cheddar at 34 percent.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
USDA
Missouri
Missouri U.S
Castro declares invaders misled as Cuban forces win
Fidel Castro toured the invasion site with reporters including eight Americans and declared the April 17 19 attempt failed due to stronger anti aircraft defenses better coordination and longer resistance by the revolution. He cited the crater from a 500 pound bomb and noted 80 plus Cuban deaths similar to invaders.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Playa Largo
Playa Giron
Giron
Castro
Papite
Largo Beach
Naval Hospital
United States
Ulises Carbo
Tractor Mission Submits Finding Amid Cuba Talk
The Tractors-for-Freedom Committee received a secret report from four technicians who negotiated with Fidel Castro over swapping men for machines. No decision was reached on Cuba's demand for 28 million dollars in tractors for 1,167 Cuban rebels. A Miami incident saw real estate dealer Douglas Voorhes try to detain the negotiators before a crowd dispersed them.
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Washington
Tractors-for-Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Joseph H. Dodge
Milton Eisenhower
Keith Spaulding
Victor Reuther
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Miami
Douglas Voorhes
U.S
Castro
Voorhes
Fisher Stresses Dairy Promotion at New Glarus Luncheon
Burdette Fisher of Madison leads the 1961 state June Dairy Month effort speaking at the New Glarus luncheon at Zwingli House. Alice in Dairyland Miss Joan Enghe outlines her ambassador work for Green County dairy products as local officials and dairy festival organizers attend.
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NEW Glarus
Burdette Fisher
Madison
Zwingli House
Alice In Dairyland
Joan Enghe
Green County
Judy Schuetz
Norager Plea To Retrieve Missing Items At Pool
Monroe pool manager Thomas Norager reports two bill folds two pairs of glasses two watches an expensive ring swimming equipment and many towels left behind. He urges call for belongings and asks parents to mark towels. Attendance yesterday 171, season total 8461.
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Monroe Swimming
Thomas Norager
Stocker Youth Hurt in Mishap
William Stocker eighteen son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stocker Jr nineteen twenty one avenue sustained serious left arm injuries including a compound fracture in a side swipe crash on Highway 11 one half mile west of Browntown. The car he operated struck the rear dual wheel of a semi trailer owned by Youngblut Construction Co Washburn Iowa driven by Leo Kelley thirty six of Waterloo. Stocker and passengers Greg Reddick and Larry Buholzer both of Monroe with Diane Wyssbrod and Linda Schumacher Browntown were taken to St Clare hospital.
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William Stocker
Robert Stocker Jr
22Nd Avenue
Highway 11
Browntown
Youngblut Construction Co
Washburn
Leo Kelley
Waterloo
Stocker
St. Clare Hospital
Greg Reddick
Larry Buholzer
Monroe
Diane Wyssbrod
Linda Schumacher
Kennedy Seamen Strike Threatens U S Fleet and Oil Flow
President Kennedy seeks quick settlement as 135 American flag tankers and about 80,000 seafarers go on a no-contract-no-work strike that could tie up the nation’s 990 ship merchant fleet and disrupt oil supplies across coasts.
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New York
U. S
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
Kennedy
Seaboard
United States
Panama
Liberia
Honduras
East
West
Arthur J. Goldberg
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
The
Teamster’s Union
Union Oil Workers
Central Labor Councils
Erickson Wins Calf at Green County Holstein Meet
Paul Erickson of Blanchardville won a purebred Holstein calf for first place in the junior division at a twilight cattle judging contest held on Carl Wyss farm in Clarno Township. The Green County Holstein Breeders Association event drew 250 plus attendees with Fly control talk by Prof Ellsworth Fisher and reports from Charles Brace on the Cleveland convention.
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Paul Erickson
Blanchardville
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Carl Wyss
Clarno Township
Prof
Ellsworth Fisher
Entomology
The
College of
Charles C. Brace
Lone Rock
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Cleveland
Robert Wild
Nada Schwartz
Clifford Bear
Robert Brunkow
Henry Pick Jr
Verlyn Eber
Proxmire Criticizes Proposed Cheese Import Increases
Senator William Proxmire urged the USDA to oppose possible increases in Bleu cheese and cheddar imports. He cited rising milk production and high stockpiles while noting government purchases of cheddar totaling over 12.5 million pounds. He warned higher imports would hurt U.S. cheese markets, especially Bleu cheese mainly produced in Wisconsin.
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Washington
William Proxmire
USDA
Tariff Commission
Proxmire
United States
Wisconsin
U.S
Goldwater Sees 1964 Dark Horse Candidate Possibility
Sen. Barry Goldwater said it is highly possible the Republican party could choose a dark horse for the 1964 nomination, with Rockefeller and Nixon named as potential strong contenders. He noted Rockefeller would face midwesterners and westerners difficulties and Nixon would be hard to sell nationwide.
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Rockford
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Expert Calls In Doctor For JFK Back Treatment
President Kennedy improves while a new medical expert reviews ultrasound therapy for his lame back. Capt. Cheffey conferred with Dr. Travell on treatment dosage as Kennedy plans an afternoon speech on foreign aid at a conference of business labor and farm groups.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
J. H. Cheffey
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Janet Travell
Cheffey
Travell
National
Greece
Caroline
Kennedys
Stock Prices Slide in Slow Trading
New York stocks fell sharply in late trading with Anaconda, Motorola, and Magnavox dropping more than two points each. Du Pont eased about two points while American Telephone pared a two point loss to one.
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New York
Anaconda
Motorola
Magnavox
du Pont
American Telephone
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Robert Briggs
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Emmet O’donahue
Lawrence Schild
John Michel
Allen McCool
Oscar Hanson
Richard Yaun
Stanton P. Steuri
Fisher
Norager
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Curran
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Holstein
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