Vitense Captures Pro Honors With 69 At Swiss Cheese Open
George Vitense of Nakoma Madison fired a 69 to win top pro honors at Monroe Country Club in the Swiss Cheese Open drawing 105 golfers, a record turnout. Deryl Acker and Randy Quick tied for high pro honors at 70 and 71 respectively, while Pro Am winner honors went to Alvin Krueger and his brother Clarence with 63.
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George Vitense
Nakoma Country Club
Madison
Monroe Country Club
Vitense
Bob Wolfe
Oconomowoc Club
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Clarence
Charles de Golier
Nakoma
Lake Ripley
de Golier
Deerfield
Deryl Acker
Rivermoor
Milwaukee
Acker
Randy Quick
Tripoli
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
Quick
Robert Zimmerman
James Forbes
Steve Caravello
C. L. Harry
Frank Tenfel
Jim Forbes
Ed Goecks
Brien Charter
Harold Figi
Janesville Country Club
Robert Ninneman
Chet Becker
Monroe
R. Houston
Blue Mounds
Jack Allen
Maple Bluff
R. Teeter
Jim Brehm
K. A. Kirchen
Carl Berst
Bob Solie
Janesville
Bob Glassner
Moon Mulinaro
Robert F. Marty
Wisconsin
Times
Suspect Denies Barnes Killings
Houston youth Howard B. Stickney, 20, charged in the slayings of two close friends, sought bond during a hearing in Texas. He claimed he attended a Galveston beach party May 24, drank beer, slept, then found the couple dead and disposed of bodies in Houston and Sugar Land. He was arrested last Friday by a Mountie in an eastern Canada province.
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Houston
Howard B. Stickney
Texas
Clifford C. Barnes
Shirley Barnes
Madison
Kenneth
Chris) Frydenlund
Albany
Stickney
Barnes
Galveston
Sugar Land
Canada
Russians Offer Help on Checkup
Washington officials said Russia offered to use its 70 seismograph stations in an international program to detect secret nuclear tests. Seven Western scientists, including three U S experts and their British French Canadian partners, prepared for Geneva talks with a two fold aim: develop detection techniques and outline systems for detecting nuclear tests.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U. S
Red China
United States
State Department
Foreign Service
Stocks Edge Down as Wolfson Liquidation Rumor Fades
New York shares slid modestly with leading issues down fractions to about a point and few gainers. American Motors rose about a point after a rumored liquidation by Louis E Wolfson cooled by an SEC order restraining alleged violations.
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New York
American Motors
Louis E. Wolfson
SEC
Wolfson
Adult Swim Lessons Begin Tomorrow at Local Pool
The Green County Red Cross sponsors free adult swimming lessons starting tomorrow at the pool. Both men and women and teens may join with beginners at 7 pm and advanced at 7:45 pm. The “Floating Housewives” class runs at 10 am Thursday and the pool will close to the public Wednesday nights for the sessions.
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Ronald D. Johnson
City Park and Recreation
Johnson
Green County
The
American Red Cross
Rockford area horseman Evart Jordan is killed by mower
Evart L. Jordan 43, a prominent Rockford civic leader and chair of the Illinois harness racing commission, was killed Sunday on his Old River road farm when a rotary mower blade on his tractor knocked him from the seat and ran over him. He raised pacers and trotters and headed Jordan Brothers Livestock Co. Surviving are his mother and sister Helen Stephenson. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Burpee Wood funeral home.
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Evart L. Jordan
Jordan
Jordan Brothers Livestock Co
Rockford
Old River Road
Helen Stephenson
Burpee- Wood
4 H Service Citations To Be Awarded Tonight
Three individuals will receive 4 H Service Citations at the Wisconsin 4 H Club Week convocation on the University of Wisconsin campus. The honorees are Guy L. Noble of Chicago Della P. Loui of Madison and Arthur F Stapel of Appleton for outstanding service to 4 H clubs.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Guy L. Noble
Chicago
Della P. Loui
Arthur F. Stapel
Appleton
Mrs. Edgar Patterson Succumbs in Monroe
Mrs. Edgar Patterson aged at home on 1221 10th Street Monroe died this afternoon. The Shriner Neushwander funeral home has charge of arrangements.
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Edgar Patterson
Monroe
10Th Street
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Lebanon Brushes With Rebels as Chamoun Warns of Attack
President Camille Chamoun warned of heavy rebel attacks within 48 hours as Dag Hammarskjold arrived after Cairo talks with Nasser. Bombs erupted near Hammarskjold's hotel amid Lebanon's looming showdown while U.N. efforts to avert violence yielded no clear agreement.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Cairo
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Biarritz
Thero
Sami
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
New York
Fireworks Explosions Kill Over 100 in Brazil
In Habia state two fireworks stores at religious celebrations exploded killing more than 100 people and injuring about 340. The Santo Amaro toll led the figures with an electric line causing a fire and a second blast at Feira de Santana killing seven and wounding forty. The government moved to ban fireworks.
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Salvador
Brazil
Habia
Santo Amaro
Feira de Santana
GOP Leaders Deny Admiral Faces Reprisal Over Defense Row
Senate Republican Leader Knowland and House GOP Chief Martin said President Eisenhower and Secretary McElroy did not threaten Admiral Burke over his critique of the defense reorganization plan. They spoke after a White House meeting attended by McElroy, emphasizing Burke’s high regard with Eisenhower and McElroy. Russell had paused testimony seeking assurances against reprisals for dissent.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense
McElroy
Arleigh Burke
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Secretary of Defense
Burke
Naval Operations
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Knowland
White House
Steinle Attacks Proxmire Plan In Milwaukee Speech
Republican senatorial candidate Roland Steinle denounced William Proxmire as a stance for fiscal irresponsibility. He claimed Proxmire's 23 billion dollar programs show Democrats spend to solve every issue and criticized Byrnes' arithmetic as distorted.
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Roland Steinle
William Proxmire
Steinle
Milwaukee
15Th Ward
Proxmire
Washington
Supreme Court
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Byrnes
Film Shown At GOC Event To Honor Volunteers
GOC volunteers to be honored Friday night at the Courthouse with awards including wings training certificates meritorious service and 250 hour and 500 hour bars. Sgt Charles Tully will show A Day Called X and a new radio post will be on display. Mayor Victor N Schiller to present awards. Enoch Huston to conduct the meeting.
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GOC
Enoch Huston
Charles Tully
Freeport
Air Force
Oe Goc
Victor N. Schiller
Monroe
Green Bay
Huston
Still Active at 84 Fred Boss Symbol Of Farm Durability
Fred Boss ages 83 turning 84 in August farms in Jordan Township with 30 acres of corn and a herd of 76 cattle. He remains one of Monroe County’s oldest active farmers, performs much of the work by hand, and recalls livery stable days and early dairy cattle dealing while noting farmers’ debt tendencies.
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Marvin E. Tessneer
Fred Boss
Boss
Jordan Township
Monroe
Montgomery Ward
10Th Street
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Chris Tochterman
Plain School
Ludlow Hotel
Los Angeles
Utah
Dairy Month Pie Recipe From Today
Combine egg yolks sugar salt flour and orange rind with buttermilk then fold in stiff egg whites. Pour into unbaked pie shell, top with walnuts currants and cinnamon, bake at 450 then 350 for 45 minutes and cool before serving.
Blaha to Head Wisconsin Bankers Association
R W Blaha executive vice president of Commercial and Savings Bank was slated to become president of the Wisconsin Bankers Association at the Milwaukee annual meeting. He was the sole nominee to succeed Walter Jensen of First Bank of Grantsburg with A N Wall and Theodore M Meloy as officers and George Forster expected as executive secretary.
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R. W. Blaha
Commercial and Savings Bank
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Milwaukee
Walter Jensen
First Bank of
Grantsburg
Blaha
Schroeder Hotel
A. N. Wall
Farmers National Bank, Sparta
Theodore M. Meloy
Bank of Madison
George Forster
Madison and Janesville
Forster
Des Moines
Cheddar Mart Firm Grass Cheese Prices Steady
MADISON American cheese markets steady to firm with distributive demand fair to good. Speculative interest in curing quality grass cheese active. Raw milk offerings remain poor for small styles though supply is adequate. Large styles are ample. Prices show cheddars 25 54 34, single daisies 35% 37%, longhorns 35% 36%.
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Madison
Stokowski Conducts Leningrad Philharmonic Debut
Moscow radio reports U.S. conductor Leopold Stokowski led the Leningrad Philharmonic in a Monday night debut. The Brooklyn-born maestro drew praise for the concert and marked a notable international collaboration in the capital city.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
U.S
Aes Stokowski
Rad
Stoowski
Leningrad Philharmonic
SEC Defends Action in Goldfine Data Case Inquiry
Hearings reveal SEC officials faced questions over why Bernard Goldfine cases prompted by Adams led to a reprompted filing requirement. Chairman Gadsby refuted claims of favored treatment, noting firm action against East Boston Co. and a historic contempt of court bid to force filings.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Bernard Goldfine
Golfine
House
Sherman Adams
Robert Lishman
Lishman
Edward N. Gadsby
Goldfine
Boston
White House
Adams
Gadsby
Gerald D. Morgan
Commission
Congress
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Norris Cotton
East Boston Co
East Boston
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Beloit Kruegers
Prober
Goldline
Associated Press
Bankers
Cheddar Mart
Grass Cheese
Stokowski
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