Eichmann Defends Role in Nazi Slaughter Shifts Blame
In Jerusalem Eichmann testifies he had little to do with the Holocaust, blaming top police and Foreign Ministry leaders for the extermination plan. He outlines the Gestapo structure and names officials like Hans Globke and Herring as influencing citizenship withdrawal and property confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Reich Security Office
Eichmann
Ejichmann
Moshe Landau
Berlin
Ii-B
Hans Globke
Interior Ministry
Chancello
Konrad Adenauer
Herring
Greece
Globke
Palestine
Adenauer
Interior
Catholic Center Party
Jimmy Returns To Hospital Bed
Jimmy Robertson a 16 month old son of Mr and Mrs Merle Robertson returned to St Clare hospital for an indefinite period. His mother says the child is slowly recovering from recent surgery but home care and washing duties are exhausting the family. It may take two to six months for his intestinal tract to return to normal after three operations for an intestinal birth defect. Local residents and organizations have contributed to the Jimmy Fund to help with medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Robertson
Merle Robertson
St. Clare Hospital
Stock market ends sluggish with mixed prices
In New York the market moved slowly with prices mixed late in the afternoon. Estimated volume reached 3.2 million shares, down from 3.28 million on Tuesday. Fractions to about a point gained or fell among key stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phantom Corps to Appear In Madison Swiss Festival Parade
Phantom Regiment from Rockford will march in the Madison Swiss Festival parade and perform at the afternoon ceremonies. The Phantom Regiment is sponsored by the VFW post and features the Phantomettes, state champions in Illinois and Midwest color guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phantom Regiment
Rockford
Phantomettes
James Volkert
Today
Thomas G. Lawler
VFW
Volkert
Illinois
American Legion
Midwest
Seabord
Madison
Madison Boy Scout
Monroe
Milwaukee Turner
Martha Bernet
Roy Vetterli
Fairgrounds
Gene Starkey
University of Wisconsin
IOC Tightens Amateur Rules and Expands 1964 Program
The International Olympic Committee requires athletes to have a normal occupation and to have never been paid for sports. It also approves a 20-sport program for Tokyo 1964, adding volleyball, judo, canoeing and the modern pentathlon. The meeting closes today behind closed doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
IOC
Four Green County Dairy Queen finalists named
Four Green County Dairy Queen finalists were announced with three more to be named tomorrow before Madison television. Finalists Sherry Zentner Georgean Reasa Sharon Feldt and Cheryl Ringen represent New Glarus Albany Juda and Brodhead. Community winners were chosen by ballots based on dairy purchases since June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Dairy Queen
Madison
Sherry Zentner
Route 1
New Glarus
Georgean Reasa
Albany
Sharon Feldt
Juda
Cheryl Ringen
Brodhead
Mionroe
Monticello
Brooklyn
Anita Road
Browntown
Miss Zentner
Delmar Zentner
Donna McGuire
Joy Anderson
Queens
Edwin Klassy
William Hillestad
David Hodgson
Waldo Freitag
M. Palmer Welsh
New Glarus Businessmen
Monroe
Turner Hall
Channel 3
Mrs. Nellie Schultz Burkhalter Dies at 65 in Monroe
Mrs. Bert Burkhalter 65 of 2418 9th street Monroe died today at 9 45 a m in St. Clare hospital after two months illness. Born February 19 1896 in Wayne Township Lafayette County she was the former Nellie M Schultz married January 19 1916 to Bert Burkhalter. They farmed in South Wayne until 1946 when they retired to Monroe. Survived by husband two sons Delbert Freeport and Lloyd South Wayne two brothers Jess Santa Ana California Charles Belvidere Ill a sister Mrs Anna Van Horne Monroe six grandchildren. Interment Greenwood cemetery in Clark Sunday service at Shriner Neuschwander home with Rev Gerritt E Mouw Union Presbyterian pastor. Friends may call after noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Burkhalter
9Th Street
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Burkhalter
Wayne Township
Lafayette County
Nellie M. Schultz
Charles and
Louise Dittus Schultz
Freeport
South Wayne
Delbert
Lloyd
Jess
Santa Ana
Calif
Charles
Belvidere
Ill
Anna van Horne
Theodore
Ben
Milledgeville
Bert
Beloit
Lee
Clare
Howard
Emma) Weaver
Union Presbyterian Church
Shriner-Neuschwander
Gerritt E. Mouw
Cheese Market Steady Demand Fair to Good in Wisconsin
Madison reports steady prices for American cheese with fair to good demand. June single daisies and other styles show adequate to ample supplies. cheddars, blocks, and varieties list specific price ranges and Wisconsin Swiss blocks show weak demand with adequate to ample supplies across A B C D categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
House approves Kennedy plan to reorganize civil agencies
The House approved President Kennedy's proposal to reorganize the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Federal Trade Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Washington
Kennedy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Trade Commission
Largest Wisconsin Hill Farm State Office project in Madison
The state signs contracts for the $12.7 million Hill Farm State Office building complex in Madison. Five buildings are planned and expected to be finished by 1964 as the largest state construction project to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Hill Farm State
Three Percent Sales Tax Bill Seeks State Senate Action
The Republican led Legislature Procedures Committee backed a revision pegged to a 3 percent sales tax with withholding on state income taxes and full forgiveness of 1961 earnings. Assembly Republicans showed support but only 49 of 55 backing. 6 dissenters opposed withholding and the levy. State Senate referral to Joint Finance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Committee On Legislature
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Assembly
Robert Haase
Marinette
Civil Defense Group Set To Confer Monday
City Council defense committee and city officials will meet at 7 30 p m Monday to refine a Civil Defense master plan. Mayor Orville R Evans announced a special CD training session at Truax Field Madison on June 29 at 10 a m with Evans Skatum and Drews planned to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council Defense Committee
Orville R. Evans
Truax Field
Madison
Evans
Robert Skattum
Walter E. Drews
Former Alice Doris Olsen Nelson to be Honored at Swiss Dairy Festival
Doris Olsen Nelson a Green County native and 1956 Alice in Dairyland will be honored this weekend at the Swiss Dairy Festival. She will join other former dairy queens at a banquet in Turner hall Friday night, ride in the Swiss Dairy parade at 1 30 p.m. Saturday, and receive a Swiss cheese gift from Mayor Orville R Evans during ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Green County
Paul T. Nelson
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
State Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Doris
Turner Hall
Orville R. Evans
Nelsons
Plans Move to East Tschudy to Leave Swiss Church Post
The Swiss United Church of Christ pastor Rev. Lynn F. B. Tschudy, in New Glarus nearly a decade, has been elected to lead Elmira United Church of Christ in New York and will resign at a special congregation meeting. The Tschudy family visited Elmira Sunday and may return to New Glarus later today. They arrived in New Glarus on November 1, 1951, after service in Millersburg and Glenmont Ohio and the St John Congregation in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
United Church of Christ
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Elmira
N. Y
Tschudy
Millersburg
Glenmont
Holmes County
Ohio
St. John
Tiffin
Seneca County
Frazer
Jaycees To Direct Square Traffic During General Alarms
Monroe Jaycees will volunteer to direct traffic on the square during general fire alarms to ease confusion and help fire trucks. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert announced the plan after the Jaycees asked how they could help and received traffic control instructions from Assistant Police Chief Dwight C. Coplien. The program adds to existing helpers near the square and includes arm bands and signal flashlights for the volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Jaycees
Josef J. Benkert
Jaycees
Fire Department
Benkert
Dwight C. Coplien
Delbert M
Pete) Folgate
10Th Street
16Th Avenue
Karl R
Dick) Kundert
Harvey E. Loeffel
11Th Street
17Th Avenue
Doran L. Blum
James Zentner
John F. Kundert
Francis W. Cook
Arlie W. Kundert
12Th Street
Robert J. Goecks
Harold R. Rebly
Edwin C. Goecks
13Th Street
John Nimitz
Raymond H. Belke
Glenn C. Langston
9Th Street
20Th Avenue
Franklin A. Potter
Robert Rufer
Jerry Conway
John Shaeffer
Orville H. Bear
11Th Avenue
Lester A. Krug
William C. Rieder
State Budget Bill Signed Into Law
Madison Wisconsin Gov Gaylord Nelson signed the 1961 63 biennium executive budget after vetoing provisions for the Department of Administration and the Employment Practices Division. The Legislature kept appropriations below 1959 61 levels, so agencies would operate at 1959 61 amounts if the vetoes stand. The Democratic target was 503 million, while the Legislature trimmed it to 493.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Department of Administration
Employment Practices Division
Industrial Commission
Department of Administration and Practices Division
Nelson
Laos factions reach virtual unity in fighting forces
The pro Western Lao government announced a major step toward unifying the country’s three rival fighting factions. The statement described a virtual agreement on integration of the armed groups under a single command amid ongoing instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Iliff School Joins Monroe District in 1962 Consolidation
Green County School Committee approved the consolidation of Iliff district with the Monroe public school system effective July 22 1962 following a well attended public hearing in Monroe Township The move comes after prior consolidations with Richland and Browntown districts The Monroe board will meet Browntown officials to coordinate the changeover Iliff students will join Monroe junior high for seventh and eighth grades and lower grades will move to Monroe facilities while avoiding carryover debt Iliff teachers and staff connections are retained with Leila Meyer continuing to teach next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County School Committee
Iliff
Monroe Township
Illiff
Richland
Browntown
Monroe Board of Education
Carl W. Wyss
Iliff Board
Amos Johnson
Whch
Leila Meyer
Carl Wyss
Alice L. Blum
Walter R. Wyss
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Arthur Wagner
John Norton
George Barry
Alvin H. Babler
Robert
John F. Cara
John Coryell
Mathew F. Eraser
Robert Preston
Juda
Merlyn Rufer
Monticello
City Council Hears Ordinance on Utility Placement Before Building
The council opened a first reading of a proposed ordinance to halt construction until sewers water lines and streets are installed with a public hearing set for July 5 at 7 30 p m. The measure follows Board of Public Works findings on costly installations after homes are built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville R. Evans
Board of Public Works
Monroe
Fire Department
Fred R. Simpson
Evans
Planning Commission
United Telephone Co
Leahy
Justice of the Peace L. A
Koenig
Council
Administration of Justice
22Nd Street
8Th
10Th Avenues
Senate Approves Record Farm Bill Back Page
Senate approves the largest annual farm money bill in history by voice vote. The measure provides about $7 billion for agricultural programs starting July 1, with the House version at about $115 million less. Both totals exceed the current year by nearly $2 billion and sit just under Kennedy’s budget requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Kennedy
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Whitefish Bay
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Cumberland
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Phillips
Theodore Abrahamson
Shawano
Harvey Gee
Wisconsin Rapids
David Martin
Neenah
Martin
Civil Defense Group
Mrs. Paul Nelson
Lynn Tschudy
Iiliff School
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