City Council Delays 12th Street Widening Action
The City Council tabled action on widening 12th Street between 18th and 20th avenues until the July 7 meeting. Estimated project cost is 7500 dollars with 750 for hydrants. Mayor Schiller urges funding this summer.
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12Th Street
18Th
20Th Avenues
Walter Ekum
Victor N. Schiller
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Schiller
Laeser
G. Fred Galli
Board of Public Works
Ekum
State Aeronautics Commission
Davy Engineering Co
la Crosse
Roland W. Blaha
Police and Fire Commission
Blaha
Springfield
City Park Board
Aufenacht
9Th Street
Lafayette Highway 11 Fatality Reported Near Hicks Corners
A noon crash on Highway 11 near Hicks Corners left one person dead and two others believed injured, according to the Lafayette County sheriff's department. Names were not released before press time.
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Highway 11
Hicks Corners
Lafayette County
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Trois-Rivieres Newsprint Hub
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured Trois-Rivieres Quebec a major world center for newsprint production in a day visit on the St. Lawrence River. Their stop highlighted the citys industrial prominence and royal regard for Canadian industry.
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Quebec
Trois Rivieres
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
St. Lawrence
Dairy Queen Crowned As Browntown Hosts Big Dairy Day
Browntown prepares for June Dairy Month finale with Saturday parade cattle show and talent program. Eight finalists, including Judy Smith and Eloise Klas Sy, compete for county Dairy Queen honors leading to the coronation at 9 30 p.m. at the village park.
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Jaycees
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
Braves
Monroe Jaycee
Lew Burdette
Billy Bruton
Joe Taylor
George Gramling
Rolland Karlen
Monroe Jaycees
Bob Allen
Bob Trowbridge
Browntown
Victor Marean
Montgomery Electric Co
Raymond Montgomery
Dairy Day
John
Doug) Hirsch
Judy Smith
Brooklyn
Eloise Klas Sy
Glarus
Miss Smith
Morris Smith
Brooklyn High School
Barbara Every
Maureen Dillon
Monroe
Eloise Waelty
Juda
Mary Klassy
Monticello
Marlene Grossen
Sharon Coplien
Albany
Karen Zimmerli
Brodhead
Channel 3
Madison
The
Peace Church
Myron E. Jeglum
Robert Wack
Freeport
Stephenson
Lyle Atkinson
Lafayette
Darlington
Pat Boyle
University of Wisconsin
Gerald Swiggum
Gail Burrington
Browntown Boy Scout
VFW
Browntown Fire Department
Fire Department
Village Park
Susan Disch
Shrine-Kc
Montgomery
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe Vong
Cheese Market Shows Mild Demand Amid Surplus Supplies
In Madison Wisconsin today the American cheese market shows steady to fair demand with little activity outside modest interest in June raw milk daisies. Limited supply of daisies, ample small styles, heavy surplus of large styles, and price ranges for various cheese forms noted. Wisconsin Swiss market remains about steady on blocks and weak on wheels with freely offered wheel supplies and ample blocks at several concession prices.
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Madison
Wisconsin
City Incinerator Hours Extended To Improve Service
City officials announced a new incinerator schedule effective today increasing daily hours by three and adding more than five hours on Saturdays. Hours are Monday to Friday 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m and Saturday 6 30 a m to 4 30 p m including the noon hour. The change aims to cut back yard burning across the city.
True Considered For Airport Post
Roy True, Monroe Air Service manager for seven years, tops Rock County Board talks on county airport leadership. The plan would have True manage the county airport and flying service in Janesville, with a 10 day delay on action after objections from Jess Phillips of Rock County industries. If approved, True would move to Janesville and curtail Monroe operations, taking revenues but excluding major runway work and repairs.
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Roy True
Monroe Air Service
Rock County Board
True
Rock County
Jess J. Phillips
Rock County Industries
Phillips
Wallace Hahn
Janesville
Hahn
John Fredendall
Monroe
Arthur Hodge
Guard Recalls Prison Capture Following Rescue
Springfield reports six teen hours of rioting in the federal prison hospital leaving a backwash of ey cans marked Masks Gas. Guard Leonard Appleby recalls being overpowered by Earl Taylor and 105 other prisoners as hostages in 10 North. Leaders Taylor Roberts Reed faced warden talks and unclear demands while barricades formed from furniture and medical chests.
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Springfield
Federal
Leonard Appleby
Appleby
U. S
Earl Taylor
Taylor
North
Carl Roberts
Bryan D. Reed
Russell O
Settle
S. Chet Taylor
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Myrl E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Noah Alldredge
Godfrey declines Job as Person to Person moderator
Arthur Godfrey, convalescing from lung surgery at his Leesburg Virginia farm, notified CBS that he will not take over Edward R Murrow s interviewing spot on Person to Person The show on air since October 1953 will wind up permanently Friday according to a staff member
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Leesburg
Coplien Granted Leave to Attend FBI National Academy
Monroe city officials approve a 12 week leave and up to 1000 dollars for Assistant Chief Dwight C. Coplien to attend the 64th FBI National Academy session in Washington DC beginning August 17. He will be paid his salary during leave and return with training programs for his force. An education agreement requires repayment of expenses if he leaves within three years.
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Monroe
Asst
Dwight C. Coplien
Federal Bureau Investigation
FBI
National Academy
Washington, D. C
Gerald C. Gearty
Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Coplien
Coplie
Careless Smoking Suspected In Norway Hotel Blaze
A Norwegian guide was questioned after a fire at Stalheim resort hotel killed or left missing 25 guests, with 22 believed American. Police noted possible cigarette carelessness but released him. Among 147 guests, 130 were Americans. seven bodies found, 18 unaccounted, 17 hospitalized. U S Embassy and Red Cross coordinating casualty lists.
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Stalheim
Norway
Voss
U. S
Oslo
Red Cross
Wisconsin Man Hurt In Norways Swank Hotel Fire
Milwaukee man Fred L. Connit, 65, listed as injured by the Red Cross, was in the Stalheim luxury hotel fire in Norway. His wife escaped unharmed, and two Madison women Mrs. Ralph Malone and Mrs. P. H. Hyland also reported safe. Another Wisconsin traveler, Roe L. Stevens, 73, of Wauwatosa, is believed to have escaped.
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Milwaukee
Stalheim
Norway
Madison
Red Cross
Fred L. Connit
Ralph Malone
P. H. Hyland
Wisconsin
Roe L. Stevens
Wauwatosa
Guardsmen Drill At Camp McCoy In Three Day bivouac
Guardsmen of Co. B Green County unit with the 32nd Red Arrow Division endure near frost nights and hot days during a three day bivouac at Camp McCoy. Night fires and security drills occurred as engineers built a 1 1/2 mile road to improve range access ahead of Lt Gen Arnold's planned inspection.
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Co. B
Green County
Red Arrow
Camp McCoy
William H. Arnold
Fifth Army
Miss Wisconsin to Highlight Shullsburg Fourth of July Parade
Kay Ross of West Allis Miss Wisconsin and Miss America finalist will be featured in Shullsburg July 3 to 4 celebrations. The two baseball games, concessions and rides cap a Badger Park event sponsored by McCann Richards American Legion Post.
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Kay Ross
West Allis
Wisconsin
Shullsburg
Badger Park
McCann Richards American Legion Post
Foster Parents To Be Honored In Green County Program
Green County will honor its foster parents during a public program at 8 tonight in the Commercial Bank meeting room as Foster Parents Week observance begins. Mrs. Dolores Kubly reports the number of children in foster care and licensed homes has doubled since 1958, from 14 to 29, with effort spanning six months to three years to place children with suitable families.
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Green County
Commercial Bank
Dolores Kubly
Diplomats Hailed For Geneva Negotiations Support
Senate leaders from both parties voiced strong backing for Secretary of State Herter over Berlin policy. They praised his stance against ceding West Berlin and urged continued unity as Geneva talks paused until July. He warned the Soviets against annexationist aims threatening free West Berlin and Western security.
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Washington
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Herter
West Berlin
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Congress
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
House
U.S
Moscow
Germany
Governor Signs Bill Allowing Taverns to Stay Open Later
Governor Gaylord Nelson signed a bill allowing state taverns to remain open until 2 a.m. during Daylight Saving Time. Localities with 1 a.m. closing times keep them unless they choose 2 a.m. The exception is Milwaukee County. The measure, urged by Sen. Reuben La Fave and Sen. Clifford Krueger, passed the Senate 17 to 15 and the Assembly 53 to 40.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Milwaukee County
Senate
Reuben la Fave
Oconto
Clifford Krueger
Merri
Assembly
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