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Editorial: The Moscow Paradox
The ambassador in Moscow kept calm amid a hostile mob outside the embassy and refused to plan a formal protest to the Soviet government while defending peaceful demonstrations. The piece notes Kremlin risks, links to 1956 Hungarian revolt anger, and predicts lasting tensions as calls for freedom reemerge.
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Moscow
Thompson
Kremlin
Russia
Siberia
U. N
New York
Imre Nagy
Soviet Union
Monroe council and mayor pledge unity for future
The seven City Council members and the mayor praised mutual pledges at a special meeting to show no disunity exists and to work as a team. The letters express willingness to cooperate to ensure Monroe sustains a well run city government.
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Monroe
City Council
Reuther’s Union Strife Hits Chrysler Missile Plant
Walter Reuther faces a bitter harvest as UAW members at Chrysler missile plant strike, testing his claim of mature union leadership. The mass picketing contradicts his stance on responsible action and highlights a rift between rhetoric and tactics within the union.
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Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Missile Plant
Reuther
UAW
Orangeville Vocational Students Enter State Judging Contests
Orangeville vocational agriculture students traveled to Urban a Monday and Tuesday to take part in state judging contests. Grain judges included Gaylen Obert Terry Miller and Charles Martin Coultry Wayne Yeoman Jim Stites and Duane Leverton fat stock dairy judges were Donald Kaiser Daryl Sweetwood and Delbert Zettle. Richard Meinert Edward Busjahn and Robert Kaiser judged dairy with Thomas Daley and Roy Hefty supervising.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Vocational Agriculture
Urbana
Gaylen Obert
Terry Miller
Charles Martin
Coultry
Wayne Yeoman
Jim Stites
Duane Leverton
Donald Kaiser
Daryl Sweetwood
Delbert Zettle
Richard Meinert
Edward Busjahn
Robert Kaiser
Thomas Daley
Roy Hefty
Louis vs Jersey Joe ends in 11th round title defense
Ten years ago Joe Louis knocked out Jersey Joe in the 11th round to retain the world heavyweight championship. The piece also notes a Browntown open house for the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Keller Sr and various wartime and civic items from the era.
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Joe Louis
Jersey Joe
George Keller Sr
Browntown
Berlin
Britain
Soviet Union
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Rockford
State Workers Get Bonus Hike in Wisconsin
Wisconsin state civil service employees will receive a $2 monthly increase in their cost-of-living bonus starting July 1, bringing the total to $77 per month. The increase was approved by the State Emergency Board, which includes Gov. Thomson and two legislators, and is adjusted quarterly by the Labor Department index. The board also approved transferring $1 million from the Veterans Rehabilitation Trust Fund to the Veterans Housing Trust Fund to expand state housing loans for veterans in eligible counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Emergency Board
Thomson
U.S. Labor Department
Veterans Rehabilitation Trust Fund
Veterans Housing Trust Fund
Missouri lifts state control of power firm
Gov James T Blair ended nearly ten months of state seizure of Kansas City Power and Light Co under the King Thompson law. The state took control August 31 to prevent a service stoppage during a wage dispute with three unions.
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Jefferson City
James T. Blair
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Missouri
232 000 To Receive Increase in Pensions
Washington 232000 retired federal workers will begin larger pension checks in September after President Eisenhower signed a bill granting 10 percent increases for those who started benefits before October 1 1956. The boost tops at 504 dollars per year and takes effect August 1 with Civil Service Commission announcing the September payouts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Civil Service Commission
Welsh Named Chairman of Christian Enlistment
M P Welsh chosen as general chairman of the Christian Enlistment to be conducted in November among Swiss congregations in New Glarus. The Consistory made the selection. Welsh plans a 110 man enlistment team to work with him.
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New Glarus
M. P. Welsh
Welsh
Anna Kelling 81 dies in Goldfield Iowa
Anna Kelling 81 longtime Monticello native died yesterday at a nursing home near Goldfield Iowa Old age complications were fatal She was the former Anna Babler She and her husband Ed farmed in North Dakota and Iowa retiring to Goldfield She leaves a son Alvin a stepmother two brothers two half brothers two half sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at Goldfield Saturday afternoon
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Anna Kelling
Goldfield
Anna Babler
Henry Babler
Ed Kelling
North Dakota
Iowa
Alvin
Henry Babler Sr
Henry E. Babler
Jacob
Monroe
Clarence
Richland Center
Herman
J. F. Freitag
R. J. Theiler
Madison
Ezra
Fred
Fred C. Marty
Marvin Babler
Appleton
Mrs. Maude Schmidt Dies in Sacramento Bay Area
Mrs. Maude Stephens Schmidt, long time resident of the area, died June 20 in Sacramento California. She was born near Whitewater and leaves three children and two grandchildren. She was sister-in-law to Mrs. Elma Stephens and Mrs. Clara Stephens. Four brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
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Brodhead
Maude Stephens Schmidt
Sacramento
Calif
Whitewater
Greenville 4-H Club Holds July Practice and Meetings
A special Greenville 4-H Club meeting was set for Thursday evening July 3 at George Obert’s home for practice. Older 4-H girls met July 2 at the high school to prepare 4-H records. Candace Kleckner hosted the club’s fourth meeting with cooking demos by Roseann Black and sweater care tips from Judy Maass. Next gathering scheduled for July 7 at Emil Miller’s home. The Argus 4-H club’s June business meeting ended with a wiener roast at Alvin Kubly’s woods and group singing. Barbara Kubly spoke on wildlife as Vickie Miller led the pledge. July 17 will be at Leland Miller’s home.
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War Food Administration
London
Nicholas
Russia
Henry Kundert
Marty-Lewis
Kaderly-Wenger Tailor Shop
Kundert’s
Meyer’ Barbershop
Tailor Shop
George W. Wilkinson
Meyer Shop
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Orangeville
Greenville 4-H
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Judy Maass
Emil Miller
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Argus
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Sally Kubly
Vickie Miller
Barbara Kubly
Leland Miller
Agriculture Panel Approves Food Stamp Plan
The House agriculture committee backed a bill despite a Republican boycott directing the secretary of agriculture to establish a food stamp program to provide free food to needy persons.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Attic Overflow Prompts Cleanup With Classified Ads
Readable fragments suggest homeowners seek moveable items out of a crowded attic through simple ads. Classified snippets imply quick listings for sale or donation to clear space and reclaim storage.
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