Lawyer To Call Gov Longs Wife In Court Fight
Attorney Joe Arthur Sims said he would call Gov Earl K Longs wife as a witness when the governor seeks freedom from a mental hospital. A habeas corpus filing and a Friday hearing were set as Lt. Gov Lether Frazar faced questions over the acting governorship.
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Baton Rouge
Joe Arthur Sims
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Sims
Robert Jones
Long
Jones
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Frazar
Wade O. Martin Jr
Martin
Aluminum shares rally as market remains mixed in slow trade
In a quiet New York session stocks showed mixed moves with many key issues fluctuating by fractions to about a point. Aluminium Ltd led turnover on news of a joint venture with Chrysler, while broader gains followed renewed strength after early hesitation as prospects of auto industry demand lift aluminum.
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New York
Aluminium Ltd
Chrysler
Milwaukee to Offer Beer Flights on North Central
North Central Airlines, based in Minneapolis, announced Milwaukee flights will include beer service starting July 1. The move marks the brewing capital as a new location for in-flight beer service on its routes.
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Milwaukee
North Central Airlines
Minneapolis
Mayors and Governor Invited to Chicago Dinner for Elizabeth
Chicago hosts a dinner for Queen Elizabeth during her U S visit. Invites were mailed to Gov Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin and to Madison Mayor Ivan Nesting en and Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler, plus 511 invitees and spouses. Col Reilly declined to release a full invitee list to avoid causing hurt.
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Chicago
Madison
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
U. S
Jack Reilly
Richard J. Daley
Reilly
Gaylord Nelson
Ivan Nestingen
Frank Zeidler
Fire Truck Fire On Highway 69 Near Monroe
A Wolf Trucking Co. truck from Polo Illinois caught fire at 3:35 a.m. on the Highway 69 bridge near Monroe. Driver Donald Wolf escaped injury and extinguished the flames with roadside sand before firemen arrived. Brake linings reportedly heated and ignited after brakes were tightened. Reporter Gene Hilfiker of Monticello alerted authorities. The truck carried hogs to Oscar Mayer in Madison.
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Monroe
Highway 69
Wolf Trucking Co
Polo
Ill
Josef J. Benkert
Donald Wolf
Wolf
Gene Hilfiker
Route 2
Monticello
Oscar Mayer Co
Madison
Blaze Engulfs Norwegian Hotel at Stalheim Resort
A fire swept the Stalheim hotel in Norway with 130 American guests among the occupants. Seven bodies found and six or seven missing hours after the blaze. about 35 injured from flames or jumps. Police say missing guests may not have perished and are scattered across a large area. Guests include 12 Britons, 4 Swedes, and several Norwegians.
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Stalheim
Norway
State Cheese Market Report Steady with Limited Activity
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady overall tone with fair demand and little activity beyond mild interest in June raw milk single daisies. Prices range for Cheddars 31 to 33 percent moisture, 40-pound blocks 33 to 35, single daisies 34 42 to 36, longhorns 34 to 35 42, midgets 35 to 37 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Maureen Dillon Named Monroe Dairy Queen Winner
Maureen Dillon 19 of Route 4 was chosen as Monroe Dairy Queen contest winner and will represent the city in Browntown county finals. She is a First National Bank secretary and will attend a theater party for area children at Goetz theater tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. Dillon has long been active in 4 H and Rural Youth and is a former Monroe High School student.
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Maureen Dillon
Chester Dillon
Monroe
Browntown
Miss Dillon
First National Bank
Goetz
Lee Kirsch
County Dairy Promotion
Vern Falk
Sunnycroft
Ambler, Trumpy and Marty
Maureen
Monroe High School
Bank
County Rural Youth Organization
Bulletin
Falk
Brooklyn
New
Proxmire Mulls Wisconsin Favorite Son Presidential Bid
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin said he is seriously considering running as a favorite son candidate in the Wisconsin Democratic presidential primary on April 5 if asked by Governor Gaylord Nelson. He would decide cautiously, noting Nelson’s party leadership and the aim to avoid a bitter race that could split the state party. Proxmire emphasized supporting party harmony and avoiding actions that could exclude national candidates like Humphrey or Kennedy from entering.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nelson
Humphrey
Kennedy
Pasternak to Publish New Poem Book in Soviet Union
Russia reports Boris Pasternak has a new volume of poems ready for publication in the Soviet Union. The author’s controversial Doctor Zhivago was not published here due to passages deemed unfavourable to the Communists, despite its Nobel Prize award.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Soviet Union
Cheese Derby Day Parade Lights Plymouth Saturday
The sixth annual Cheese Derby Day features a daytime parade with nine bands, 11 drum and bugle corps, and three drill teams sanctioned by the Badgerland Drum and Bugle Association. The Milwaukee Police Band joins, and Starlight Fanfare begins at 6:30 p.m. at Carl Loebe Athletic Field with a concert and exhibition by prize corps. Harness racing under the lights rounds out the evening program and national ratings for winning units.
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Plymouth
Badgerland Drum and Bugle Association
Milwaukee Police Band
Carl Loebe Athletic Field
Herter Sees No Retreat Stand in Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Christian Herter plans a nationwide radio and television address to explain why six weeks of Geneva talks failed to ease East West tensions over Berlin. The 15 minute speech outlines a firm Allied position and will be carried by major networks tonight. President Eisenhower reportedly approved the plan in a White House meeting Monday.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Herter
Geneva
Germany
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Abc-Tv
Eisenhower
White House
Wisconsin Legislature rushes approval of 380 million budget bill
Both houses approved the two year budget totaling 380 million dollars with Senate 33 to 0 and Assembly 86 to 5. The measure to take effect July 1 was signed in typewritten form by the executive office. Several Assembly Republicans opposed passage without stated reasons.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Executive
Republican Assembly
William Merriam
Janesville
Elmer Nitschke
Beaver Dani
J D. Peterson
la Crosse
Floyd Shurbert
Harvey Abraham
Oshkosh
William Draheim
R-Neenah
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Draheim
Senate Finance Committee
Gaylord Nelson
Maier
Legislative Committee On
PSC OKs Dial System Conversion for Monroe Co. Tel
The Public Service Commission approved United Telephone Co of Monroe to switch to dial operation at an estimated cost of 2.42 million dollars. Financing comes mainly from a Rural Electrification Administration loan with a 2.78 million dollar total loan for expansion. Exchanges affected include Monroe Albany Blanchardville Browntown Juda Monticello South Wayne and Woodford with completion aimed for April 1965.
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Public Service Commission
United Telephone Co
Monroe
Rural Electrification Administration
Albany
Blanchardville
Browntown
Juda
Monticello
South Wayne
Woodford
Guardsmen Camp at Camp McCoy in Three Day Exercise
Co B of Green County National Guard conducts a three day bivouac in Camp McCoy training area as a test of procedures and communications for the 32nd Division. Major units of the five battle group arrangement are spread over 96 square miles with Co B due back Thursday afternoon. Enlistments expected by Thursday morning. Meals planned by Sgt 1st Class Niederberger and Pvt 1st Class Prechel include tomato juice, pork chops, potatoes, cabbage, salad, bread, fruit, coffee, and milk.
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Co. B
Green County
National Guard
Camp McCoy
32Nd
McCoy
Schedul
William Niederberger
Harlan Prechel
Gallett Wins Swiss Cheese Open With 67 at Monroe CC
Milwaukee pro Len Gallett shot a five under par 67 to win the 24th annual Swiss Cheese Open at Monroe Country Club. Amateur Ben Reynolds aced No 7 for the tourney’s first hole in one, a standout moment amid strong pro scores from Alvin Krueger Russ Tuveson and Manuel de la Torre.
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Monroe
Len Gallett
Milwaukee Blue Mounds
James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Robert F. Marty
Alvin Krueger
Beloit Country Club
Russ Tuveson
Janesville Country Club
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
Nebraska Killer Charles Starkweather Execution Date Set
The Nebraska Supreme Court set June 25 as the execution date for Charles Starkweather after the U S Supreme Court refused to review his case. This is the fifth date assigned. Starkweather remains hopeful for a case review while painting in prison.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Charles Starkweather
U. S. Supreme Court
Starkweather
Kiwanis Will Hear Dairy Firm Official
John W. Dean director of farm relations for Dean Milk Co will speak on The Federal Milk Marketing Order at the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting at 12 15 p m Thursday in the Swiss Wheel restaurant Dean will explain why there is less Swiss cheese produced in the source area and why Green County milk goes into the Grade A market
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John W. Dean
The
Dean Milk Co
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Dean
Green County
Final Rites Held For R M Maass
Services were held at St John s Lutheran church Portage for Russell Maass 29 struck on the temple June 7 while playing baseball He died Sunday at a Madison hospital Maass a Portage Merchants amateur team member survived by his wife Betty three sons his mother and two brothers A Korean War veteran and Portage American Legion member the group conducted graveside services
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Portage
Russell Maass
Madison
Maass
George Yeazels
Louis Rabe
Monroe
Portage Merchants
Beaver Dam
Horic
Betty
Portage American Legion Post
Tennis Courts Open in Gen. Twining Park For Use
Nets installed on the Gen. Nathan F. Twining park tennis courts allow removal of nets for other activities. Ronald D. Johnson, park director, reports readiness. The second family night features square dancing at 7 p.m. and a film, Beaver Valley, at 8:30 p.m.
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Nathan F. Twining
Ronald D. Johnson
Park and Recreation
Johnson
Recreation Park
Fritz Wittner
Beaver Valley
Warden Fears Revolt in Wing Breakout Attempt
Rioting psychiatric patients seized five guards and took over the 10 North wing at the U S Medical Center in Springfield Missouri. Officials fear a planned escape as guards and police formed rings around the wing. No food was sent and conditions remained tense with broken windows and no lights.
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Huel E. Warren JR
Springfield
U.S. Medical Center
Glenn Hendrix
Greene County
10 North
North
Federal Prison System
General Hospital
Country Club
Russell O. Settle
Jim Billings
Springfield Daily News
Vanguard men study second stage trouble
Vanguard missile personnel, disappointed by a failed second stage on the 10th Vanguard launch, shifted focus to the final launching vehicle. The 22 stärk satellite reportedly burned up in the earth’s atmosphere after the stage malfunctioned.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
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