Guardsmen Return Home From Camp McCoy in Parade
Guardsmen from Company B of the 32nd Division arrive Friday at 2 30 p m for a Dairy Festival parade in Monroe. After two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy they will unload by 4 p m and return via the convoy route. The division, trained at McCoy since 1954 after time at Camp Ripley Minnesota, may move to Ripley next year to gain exclusive training use. Maj Gen Ralph J Olson announced the proposed transfer as part of periodic camp rotations to prevent over familiarity with terrain. The 32nd Division was honored with a new Army flag carrying 144 battle streamers from 1775 to 1953, accepted by Maj Gen Herbert A Smith.
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Camp McCoy
Monroe
Camp Ripley
Minn
McCoy
Ralph J. Olson
32Nd
Minneapolis
Olson
Herbert A. Smith
Oshkosh
Cheese Import Hearing Set for Fond du Lac
The House subcommittee on imports and exports will hold a June 30 hearing in Fond du Lac on foreign cheese imports and their effect on the local economy. Rep. John H. Dent will lead, with Rep. Dominick V. Daniels and about 15 Wisconsin witnesses scheduled. A prelude to the July 18 Tariff Commission hearing in Washington, the event includes a press conference and is coordinated by Nic P. Spallas.
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Fond DU Lac
House
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Retlaw Hotel
Dominick V. Daniels
D-Nj
Hout Wisconsin
U.S. Tariff Commission
Washington
Nic P. Spallas
New York
Swiss Day Sunday features Monroe Turners in parade and contests
Swiss gymnasts from Monroe Milwaukee and Cleveland join the Midwestern Turn Day events with a parade exhibition at 9 p.m. in Monroe. The day-long program opens at 8 a.m. on the junior high grounds with calisthenics, track events, and Swiss National activities, followed by noon dinner and an afternoon program at Baumgartner's Grove with wrestling and prizes at 4:15 p.m.
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Monroe
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Mike Wuthrich
Turner Hall
Monroe Turn
Hugo Ruef
Willie Ruef
William Kummer
Larry Uffelman
John Marean
Richard Wilde
David Ziltner
Keith Christen
Michael Krebs
DeWayne Flannery
Roger Wyssbrod
Dale Wyssbrod
Dale Bertalot
Edwin Krattiger
LeRoy Wuetrich
Clarence Gissing
Walter Schuetz
Rudy Kopp
Ernest Lehr
Adolf Ruef
Esther Schwartz
Dumbell
Baumgartner’s Grove
Arrows
Wuthrich
Reinhard Mueller
Julius Hofer
Ernest Ammon
Fred Glauser
John Ruef
Roy Vetterli
Baumgartner's Grove
Cheryl _ Ringen
Brodhead
Sharon Feldt
Juda
Joyce E. Sacker
Sherry Zentner
New Giarus
Mary Siegenthaler
Monticello
Anita Road
Browntown
Georgean Reasa
Albany
Tomoorrow
Gene Starkey
Kenneth C. Allen
George Graminy
Sisenroe
Cleveland Turners
Phantom Regiment
Rockford
Beverly Flaherty
Carole Jeanne
Martha Bernet
Jerry Hendrickson
Dairy Queen
Alpine Troubadours
Eileen Steensrud
Verne Falk
Knights of Columbus
Green County Shrine Club
Shipping Firms Agree to Truce Amid National Strike
New York ships owners accepted Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg's 60 day truce proposal for the three coast walkout. Unions did not immediately decide. Meetings were arranged by William E. Simkin of the FMCS. President Kennedy offered to name a three man committee to study issues if both sides agree.
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New York
Goldberg
Arthur J. Goldberg
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Kennedy
Stock Prices Edge Higher as Trade Slows
New York stocks edged up on light trading with about 2.7 million shares changing hands. Fractions to a point gains appeared in many key issues while losers held similar modest losses.
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New York
Castro Rejects Tractor Limits and Seeks New Talks
Fidel Castro rejected the Tractors for Freedom Committee’s latest offer and pledged to send captured rebels back to the United States to explain his stance to the American public. He criticized the committee for lying and confusing public opinion while insisting on specific tractor types and numbers in potential exchanges.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
United States
Havana Radio
Castro
Cuba
Havana
Puerto Rico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Spain
Francisco
the Hook) Molina
New York City
Pedro Albizu Campos
San Juan
Henry Winston
Manuel Artime
Jose San Roman
Rafael Bollivar Fuente
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Details of Wisconsin three percent sales tax plan emerge
Madison reports the first detailed view of a proposed 3 percent retail sales tax by Wisconsin Republicans. William Kasakaitas of the Farm Bureau outlines item classifications so the tax will cover most goods including food and drugs, with exemptions for doctors and some services.
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Madison
Wisconsin
William Kasakaitas
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Kasakaitas
State Department of Taxation
Swiss Dairy Program Showcases Day of Community Events
A full day of dairy festival activities unfolds at Turner hall and surrounding venues in Monroe. Highlights include judging at 6 p m, a banquet, a two mile Swiss Dairy Parade, gymnastic exhibitions, custard pie demonstrations, concerts, and street dancing with multiple performances by regional bands, choirs, and local groups.
Atlas Atlas E Explodes After Midcourse Launch Fizzle
The Air Force probes the seventh failure in 10 Atlas missile launches. An 85 foot Atlas E model exploded seconds after lift off over the Atlantic during a 7300 mile test, 95 seconds into flight as officials seek the cause.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Monroe Swiss Dairy Festival Parade Opens With Rockets
Parade set for tomorrow at 1 20 p m from the fairgrounds led by county and city vehicles and the color guard. Officials urge parking restrictions along the route and along 10th and 11th streets to keep the two mile procession moving toward the square and back to the fairgrounds.
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Monroe
Fairgrounds
Ray Fritz
Fritz
10Th Street
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Walter E. Drews
Fifth Street
11Th Street
19Th Avenue
10Th
11Th
Drews
Cheddar Market Steady with Few Sales at Wisconsin Exchange
At Green Bay the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange shows steady trading with one car of junior grade 40-pound blocks sold at 32 percent. Unfilled bids included raw milk cheddars at 34 percent and junior grade white blocks, while several 60 and 40-pound blocks remained ineligible for USDA inspection or uninspected factory products.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
USDA
State Highways Report Detours by County
The State Highway Commission lists current road closures due to construction. In Lafayette State 176 between Wiota and South Wayne is closed, with several other counties noting detours on routes including State 70, 153, 49, 28, 59, 36, 20, 80, 106, 67, 144, and 78.
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Madison
State Highway Commission
Washburn
State
Spooner
M. Marathon
Stratford
Fond du Lac
Brandon
Dodge
Horicon
Mayville
Rock
Edgerton
Milton Junction
Lafayette
Wiota
South Wayne
Racine
Waterford
Wood
Pittsville
Dexterville
Dane
Waukesha
Washington
Slinger
Columbia
Portage
Merrimac
Buenos Aires Denies Plot to Kill Ambassador Stevenson
Buenos Aires police refute New York reports that a plot was hatched in Argentina to assassinate Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson during his tour as President Kennedy's special envoy to South America. The denial clarifies there was no credible plot or targeting details disclosed.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
South America
Swiss Dairy Festival Opens With Queen Contest
Seven dairy queen hopefuls in Green County compete at Turner Hall at 6 tonight to start Monroe’s Swiss Dairy Festival. A sunny weekend plan includes a dairy cattle show, parade, stage acts, and a city band concert with events continuing through Sunday.
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Green County
Turner Hall
Monroe
Queens
John F. Kundert
Henry Scott
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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Dave Ziltener
Mike Krebs
Times
Co. B
Bulletin
U.S
FB Aide
Vicki Riddiough
Carl. Riddiough
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Karen Meier
North Central Public Service Co
Square
Madison Boy Scouts
Phantomettes
South Side of Square
Martha Bennet
Swiss Club Maennerchor
Monroe Barbershop Quartet
The
4Hers
New Glarus Singing Group
Atlas
USAF
Uncle Sam
Bill Leppien
Orville R. Evans
Green County Agricultural Committee
Monroe High School
Mary Jo Henning
Allan F. Barnard
American Legion
Loyal Order of the Moose
Civil Defense Organization
Alfred
Shorty) Meier
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