Japan Faces Post Victory Fight Over Reds and U.S. Bases
Editorial notes Prime Minister Kishi defied protests as the security treaty with the United States took effect amid Tokyo riots. It predicts new elections and a clash between democratic forces and leftist elements led by student and labor protests. The piece warns of pressure to expel U.S. forces and the difficulty for any future government to reconcile with Tokyo's mood.
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Kishi
United States
Tokyo
Japan
Wisconsin motorists urged to respect posted speed limits
The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department warned motorists to heed posted speed limits amid confusion over tolerance in State Patrol arrest policies. Commissioner James L. Karns said the hearing created the illusion of a 7 or 8 mile margin, clarifying that tolerances were only for error and under limited conditions, urging drivers to respect posted limits.
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Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
James L. Karns
Assembly Committee
Karns
40 Years Ago Gompers Targets Harding at National Drive
AFL head Samuel Gompers announces a unified effort to defeat Republican candidate Warren Harding in the 1920 race. Monroe officials tighten nightlife rules with midnight dance curfews after neighbor complaints. Obituaries note the deaths of Zetta May Niffenegger and Eldon J. Cassaday. Rail labor disputes threaten coal supply. historic notes include Cooper securing funds for a Monroe post office site and a Monticello rifle club event.
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Samuel Gompers
AFL
Warren Harding
Monroe
W. O. Blunt
Zetta May Niffenegger
Washington
Henry Allen Cooper
Eldon J. Cassaday
Chicago
P. J. Clawson
Lake Mendota
Madison
Monticello
Monroe Swiss Rifle Club
Paul Aultman
Gap Church
Decatur
Survey Details Special Questions in June Population Survey
Regional Director Theodore F. Olson of Chicago announced special June questions for the current population survey. They will ask how people obtained jobs through government offices private agencies labor organizations school placements or help wanted ads. The data will guide improving efficiency in government employment offices and also collect widow veteran information for the Veterans Administration.
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Theodore F. Olson
Chicago
Bureau of Employmentity
Department of Rein
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Olson
Armed Forces
Veterans Administration
Music Lessons Begin for Summer Session in New Glarus
Summer music lessons for high school and grade school students started today in the New Glarus high school music room. Band instructor Mr. Michealson leads the program with the first band rehearsal scheduled for 7 30 this evening.
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NEW Glarus
Michealson
New Glarus Legion Elects Elden Brauer
Elden Brauer was elected commander of the Stuessy Kuenzi American Legion Post at a recent meeting. Virgil Bell first vice commander, Wayne Showers second vice, Roger Klassy adjutant, Jacob Bruni service officer, Robert Strickler sergeant at arms, Joe Haegeli finance officer, Herbert Gmar historian, and Gerald Disch chaplain named. New officers to be installed at county ceremony in Monroe Legion Hall July 10.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Elden Brauer
Stuessy- Kuenzi American Legion
Virgil Bell
Wayne Showers
Roger Klassy
Jacob Bruni
Robert Strickler
Joe Haegeli
Herbert Gmar
Gerald Disch
Monroe Legion Hall
Soviet Turbojet Pilot Claims 1306 mph Air Record
Pravda reports test pilot Boris Adrianov set a 1306 mph air speed record in a turbojet on a 62 mile closed circuit. The Soviet Union announces the achievement through its official party newspaper.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Boris Adrianov
Switzerland's Heart in America featured in Smart Motoring
Green County Wisconsin receives a Swiss themed tour feature in the Chicago published Smart Motoring magazine. The Monroe Even-Times and Schroeder studio provide photos of Ten pageant Cheese Day Chalet museum and New Glarus alphorn players. The piece highlights Monroe cheese shops Turner hall cheese factories and local breweries.
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New Glarus
Green County
Smart Motoring
Chicago
Schroeder
Monroe Even
Ictured
Chalet
Switzerland
America
Wisconsin
Alps
Turner Hall
Edwin Barlow
Dane County Gains Officials After Census Milestone
Dane County expects new statutes once the Census Bureau confirms a population over 200000. Preliminary figures place the count at 221751 enabling appointment of an assistant district attorney as public administrator a second deputy district attorney and more highway committee members. The county could accumulate a surplus up to 150000 versus the current 3000.
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Madison
Dane County
Census Bureau
Dutch Elm Peak Expected in July
The State Department of Agriculture plant disease lab reports 14 Dutch Elm disease cases through June 1 with a likely peak in early July amid rising specimen submissions. Early symptoms include sudden wilting and curling leaves then yellowing and browning, progressing from branches to the trunk.
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State Department of Agriculture
Abe Epstein
Epstein
Langhorne Fatal Auto Race Claims Two Prominent Drivers
Jim Bryan 33, 1958 Memorial Day 500 winner and three time national driving champion, died on the first lap of the Langhorne 100 mile national championship. Philip M. Zenner 63, president of Royal McBee Corp, died Sunday apparently of a heart attack.
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Langhorne
Jimmy Bryan
Langhorne Speedway
Rye
N. Y
Philip M. Zenner
Royal McBee Corp
Death of Brazilian diplomat Joao Carlos Muniz
Joao Carlos Muniz a 67 year old top Brazilian diplomat since 1918 died of a heart attack Saturday. He served as United Nations delegate from 1946 to 1953 and as ambassador to the United States from 1953 to 1956 and to Argentina from 1956 to 1958.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Carlos Muniz
United Nations
United States
Argentina
Composer Alberto Bimbi Bonì Dies at 77
New York mourns the death of Alberto Bimboni, 77, noted composer and former accompanist to opera legends Enrico Caruso and John McCormack, who passed away Saturday in New York.
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New York
Alberto Bimboni
Enrico Caruso
John McCormack
Prosper Baranelli 68 Writer and Crossword Pioneer
Pawling New York obituary notes Prosper Baranelli 68 a writer and former newspaperman who helped popularize the crossword puzzle in his career. The notice recalls his contributions to journalism and puzzle culture and lists his age and background.
Obituary for longtime radio and film writer-explorer associate
America died Sunday of a heart attack after a 34 year association with writer-explorer Lowell Thomas spanning radio television newsreels and the movies.
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America
Lowell Thomas
Wayne State track coach David L Holmes dies at 71
Detroit remembers longtime Wayne State University faculty member David L Holmes who served 40 years as track coach and athletic director before retiring in 1957 and died Sunday after a heart attack.
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Detroit
David L. Holmes
Wayne State University
Former Child Star Bobby Driscoll Booked for Assault
Malibu California police report former child actor Bobby Driscoll booked for assault with a deadly weapon after he allegedly struck a heckler with a pistol. Laurie Mauro, 22, signed the complaint Friday and showed a two inch facial gash near his nose.
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Heckler
Malibu
Calif
Bobby Driscoll
Laurie Mauro
Turkey Sees First Atomic Reactor in Operation in 1962
Turkey projects its first atomic reactor to begin operation in 1962 as part of a broader push into nuclear energy. Officials say construction and testing are advancing, aiming to establish a national program and potential power generation.
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Turkey
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