Lodge Exit Sparks GOP Coalitions and Viet Nam Stakes
Editorial argues Henry Cabot Lodge resigns as ambassador to Viet Nam to help Gov. Scranton bid for the Republican nomination, signaling Johnson’s anti-Goldwater stance and a push to expand U.S. role in Vietnam under Gen. Maxwell Taylor. It notes fears in Congress about widening the war and possible Soviet or Chinese reactions.
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Barry Goldwater
White House
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Arizona
Lodge
Johnson
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Gov. Scranton
San Francisco
Horatius
Dodge
Maxwell Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Southeast Asia
JCS
Taylor
Soviet Union
Red China
Sen. Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paul Harkins
Alice in Dairyland finals open with Mary Ellen Jenks arrival
Readable in the 1954 program the opening day notes Miss Mary Ellen Jenks of Chippewa Falls, 1953 queen, arrives as the Alice in Dairyland state finals begin. Government officials discuss potential sites for a new Air Force academy including Lake Geneva and Colorado Springs.
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Mary Ellen Jenks
Chippewa Falls
Walter Kohler
Air Force
Kansas City
William Senatsch
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Evansville Plans July 4 Activities And 125th Anniversary
Evansville schedules Fourth of July events and marks its 125th anniversary. Fox Cities attractions arrive July 1 and 2 with gates opening July 2. July 3 features Dies Day and a Donkey ballgame. The parade opens July 4 with float prizes, Madison Drum and Bugle Corps, Lions Club barbecue at 11 a.m., Pony Pull at 1 p.m., carnival midways, pool, Pee Wee King show, and fireworks at 9:40 p.m. Sunday offers Trail Blazers horse show at 10:30 a.m. and Teener baseball vs Stoughton in the afternoon.
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Evansville
Fox Cities
Madison Drum and Bugle Corps
Lions Club
Pee Wee King
Red Stuart
Trail Blazers
Evansville Teener
Stoughton Group
Community Notes From Orangeville and Nearby
Local residents share weekend visits and summer activities. Mrs. Glen E. Bolender hosts in Orangeville, while Janis Hefty works at George Williams College Camp in Williams Bay. Families travel from Philadelphia and Elkhorn to visit kin. Several relatives attend reunions and seek medical updates at Freeport Memorial Hospital.
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Roy Hefty
Janis Hefty
George Williams College
Williams Bay
Wis
L. J. Beaupre
Jean
Philadelphia
Les Krug
Beaupre
Krug
Clarence Witt
Elkhorn
Laura Witt
Donna Rote
Platteville State College
Helen Rote
Robert Schulthess
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Vernon Schulz
Delmi Schulz
Leo Kundert
Freeport Memorial
Messrs
Mmes
Sam Pinnow
Merlin Piper
Jim Rodebaugh
Pinnow
Monroe
Dairy Herds Classified In Dane County
Ron ald C Chapman official inspector lists results for 15 Holstein herds in the area. The report shows dozens of animals rated very good to good with counts per farmer and farm name across Barneveld Darlington Mineral Point Mt Horeb Verona and Sturdy Oak Farm Hollandale.
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Ronald C. Chapman
Emmetsburg, Jr
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Gaylord E. Hill
Barneveld
Harland Thompson
Hi Dale Farm
Raymond Thompson
Parnell Hamilton
Blanchard‘lle
Earl N. Wilson
Darlington
Ernest Zimmerman
Burt McKenzie
Sturdy Oak Farm
Hollandale
William F. Calvert
Mineral Point
W. C. Klosterman
Edwin R. Stauffacher
Stauff Acres
H. C. Aavang
Prairie Grove Farm
Mt. Horeb
Japan Now Market For Pasture Seeds
Washington reports the Foreign Agricultural Service says Japan is a promising market for U S pasture and forage seeds. Tokyo emphasizes improving native grasslands as part of livestock industry development and relies on imported seeds due to higher domestic seed costs.
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Washington
Foreign Agricultural Service
Japan
U.S
Zanzibar's Island Leader Faces Cold War Influx From Bloc
Zanzibar under Karume sees Soviet, Chinese and East German aid swelling influence. Thousands of technicians train, ministries and media shift to bloc hands, military manuals spread, and loans flow. Nyerere's union with Tanganyika prompts a cautious Western return.
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Zanzibar
Soviet Union
China
East Germany
Julius Nyerere
New Republica of
Tanganyika
Caeanetre aNeid Karume
Karume
Samuel Stillwell Taken by Death
Samuel Stillwell 88 of Shirland Illinois died Monday night in a Beloit nursing home. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Central Chapel Beloit with burial in Shirland cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m tomorrow at the chapel. He was a retired farmer and lifelong Shirland resident. Surviving are three sons Clare of Moses Lake Washington DeLoss Hawthorne Valley Washington Harvey Durand and Mrs Russell Gayton Shirland one daughter eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Pervices
Samuel Sunwell
Shirland
Ill
Ted Olson
Orfordville
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Beloit
Stillwell
Clare
Moses Lake
Wash
DeLoss
Hawthorne Valley Wash
Harvey
Durand
Russell Gayton
Ferguson 74 Retired Journal Editor Dies in Milwaukee
Don ald Ferguson editor of the Milwaukee Journal and president of the Journal Co. for nearly 18 years died at his suburban home at age 74 after a December 21 fall that left him unconscious. He joined the Journal in 1923 advancing to editor in chief in 1943 and served on the Pulitzer advisory board.
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Milwauked
Donald Ferguson
The
Milwaukee Journal
Journal Co
News
Pulitzer Prize
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ferguson
Journal
Darlington Rodeo Days Planned by Legion Post
The Bates-O'Brien-Howe American Legion Post hosts a three day Rodeo Days with events in cooperation with the Lafayette County Dairy Association. Friday night features an amateur show milk hop dairy stand and free dairy samples. Saturday hosts a dairy parade float contest with over 100 in prizes and Sunday offers a rodeo second performance and a morning softball all star game.
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Darlixgtox
Bates - O'Brien - Howe American Legion Post
American Legion
Lafayette County Dairy Association
Main Street
Barbo Pate
Farm Bureau Insurance Office
U.S. Troops Rush To Thailand For Build-Up
About 50 soldiers from the U S 25th Division were reliably reported to have arrived in Thailand to stockpile military equipment. Military informants said 60 to 70 more would follow for the operation described as a buildup of American strength. Five U S ships carrying trucks armored personnel carriers signal equipment and construction gear are en route to Thailand.
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Damaur
Inaland
U.S
Thailand
Girl Scout Troop 311 Campout and Court of Awards
Cadet Girl Scout Troop 311 held an overnight at Kiwanis Youth Cabin led by Mrs P J Connors with Mrs George Wells and Mrs Louis Janke. Senior aids Cheryl Whitehead and Becky Trumpy assisted. Mary Jo Goecks received multiple badges and first class awards alongside Ann Wells Sandra Hughes Carol Gibbons Marcia Connors and Elaine Schwartz.
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Kiwanis
P. J. Connors
George Wells
Louis Janke
Cheryl Whitehead
Becky Trumpy
Mary Jo Goecks
Candice Hillary
Janice Ruda
Ann Wells
Lynette Brugger
Barbara Bauman
Jan Benkert
Ciizen
Mary Jo Janke
Elaine Schwartz
Marcia Connors
Sandra Hughes
Carol Gibbons
Mrs Foster Elected President of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Earl Foster has been elected president of the Stnessy Kuenzi American Legion Auxiliary. Officers include Mrs Garland Marty first vice president and Mrs Alma Dahnke second vice. County meeting set for 8 p.m. Wednesday July 8 at Brooklyn. Next local meeting scheduled for Thursday Sept 1.
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Abwularud
Earl Foster
Stnessy-Kuenzi American Legion Auxiliary
Garland Marty Wasamed
Alma Dahnke
John Heimann
Frederick Thacker
William Kuenzi
Russell Monroe
Phillip Marty Sr
Grant Ingwell
Sunshine
Brooklyn
Col Streiff Family Returns From Germany
Lt. Col. Richard Streiff his wife and children Ricky and Jame return to the United States after three years in Germany. They spend a month's leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred P Streiff and with her mother Mrs Theresa Martin Blanchardville. Streiff's new assignment will be at Montgomery Alabama.
Market Rally Signs Sought as Summer Cheers Begin
New York stock market eyes signs of a traditional summer rally amid high averages and uneven gains. Steel output slides 6.5 percent from late May, auto model changes loom, and factory vacation shutdowns shift toward longer, staggered breaks. Labor talks near, raising late summer strike risk. Tourism and summer demand boost activity across hotels, beaches, and camps. Dial 325 5101 for an ad.
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New York
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