Park Work Speeded For Gen Twining Homecoming
Plans for a July 4 homecoming for Gen Nathan F. Twining include Mrs Maude Twining visiting Monroe for the first time. Jaycee volunteers, city officials, and park crews work to finish Twining park facilities by the ceremony, with a nearby F86D jet memorial fence to be painted and a marker to be erected.
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Nathan F. Twining
Olivia
Haywood Hansell III
Air Force
Wells
George S. Eckhardt
eGen. Twining
Col. Eckhardt
Viroqua
Truax
Gerald J. Dono
Gerald J. Donovan
Twining Day
Pentagon
Co. B. Jaycees
Park and Recreation
Gen. Nathan F. Twining Park
Orville R. Evans
National Guard
Jaycee Group
Robert L. Wells
Parade Truck Tipped After Albany Parade
A stock truck carrying a family of five and two ponies overturned on a curve south of Albany after the Daily Day parade. One child sustained minor scratches. ponies uninjured. Driver Don Bechmeier said the corner was sharper than expected. The truck, owned by Ray Satness, was righted by an Albany wrecker and driven away. The Bechmeier family rode in the truck.
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Albany
Don Bechmeier
Rock City
Ill
Bechmeier
Ray Satness
Durand
Flaherty
Wisconsin Eagles Elect Fond du Lac Man President
Merril Harry Meixensperger of Fond du Lac was chosen as president of the Wisconsin Eagles. Elected officers include Harold Wassink Man itowoc as vice president William Menze Madison secretary Al Watson La Crosse treasurer and Clarence Sullivan Kaukauna chaplain. Edward Evans Viroqua Edward Kershek Two Rivers Andrew Lisak Superior and Marlin Huebner Waukesha were named regional vice presidents.
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Merrill
Harry Meixensperger
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Eagles
Harold Wassink
Manitowoc
William Menze
Madison
al Watson
LaCrosse
Clarence Sullivan
Kaukauna
Edward Evans
Viroqua
Edward Kershek
Two Rivers
Andrew Lisak
Superior
Marlin Huebner
Waukesha
Nelson Ralls Wisconsin Democrats rally for 1960 leadership
Nelson told a packed Wisconsin state convention that Democrats must shed the underdog label and seek a liberal, progressive program under complete Democratic control. David Rabinovitz won national committeeman 749 to 511, with Vel Phillips reelected committeewoman 677 to 574. Jessen of Phelps defeated.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Nelson
Herman Jessen
Phelps
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Rabinovitz
Jessen
Patrick Lucey
Vel Phillips
Eleanora Wickstrom
Walworth
Union
Citizens Tax Committee
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Fire Loss Payments Hit 16295 in Monroe
State Insurance Department reports Monroe suffered 16295 in fire losses while premiums paid by Monroe policy holders reached 100658. The premiums to losses ratio stood well above most Wisconsin cities, indicating heavier premium collections relative to losses.
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Monroe
State Insurance Department
Wisconsin
City Band to Play Concert in Lincoln Park Tonight
The Monroe City Band presents its first summer program in Lincoln Park tonight at 8 p m. The program includes old time, modern and standard numbers with vocal and accordion solos and a jazz jamboree.
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Monroe City
Lincoln Park
Judy Schuetz Crowned Green County Dairy Queen
Judy Schuetz of Browntown is named Green County Dairy Queen at Albany Park after a two day Da Days celebration. She succeeds Maureen Dillon of Monroe with Marilyn Keen as alternate. Judges named the winners after interviews. over 500 attended the crowning and talent show.
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Judy Schuetz
Albany
Green County
Browntown
Maureen . Dillon
Monroe
Albany V . Park
Miss Dillon
Marilyn Keen
J. R. Schesser
County Queen
Frank Wing
Madison
Farm Bureau
Wayne Wendorf
State Department of Agriculture
Sterling Gillingham
Tri-State
Lyle Atkinson
Darlington
Schuetz
Walter Schuetz
Brown
Evansville
Alice
Dairyland
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Carol Maas
Mass Slaying Suspect Caught
Federal prosecutors weigh next move against Melvin D Rees Jr 31 charged in the slaying of five people and sought in the murder of four others A handwritten account linked to Mrs Carroll Jackson and her daughter was found at Rees Hyattsville Maryland home FBI says the document supports kidnapping charges and the suspect was arrested in West Memphis Arkansas within a day he faces multiple murder charges in a Delaware Washington Baltimore Annapolis crime triangle involving a Virginia family and police.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Melvin D Rees Jr
Mem
FBI
Rees
Maryland
U. S
Memphis
H. Allen Mezger
Carroll Jackson
Susan Ann
Hyattsville
Washington Post
Mezger
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Apple Grove
Washington
Annapolis
Changeover Tonight Wisconsin National Guard
The 32nd division command will transfer from Maj. Gen. Waldemar F. Breidster to Brig. Gen. Herbert A. Smith of Oshkosh tonight. Breidster announced his retirement at Camp McCoy last week.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin National Guard
Waldemar F. Breidster
Herbert A. Smith
Oshkosh
Breidster
Camp McCoy
Eisenhower To Report On Far East Goodwill Mission
President Eisenhower met with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Herter to discuss his 6:30 television radio report to the nation on a 23,000 mile goodwill mission to the Far East. He noted the trip strengthened U S ties with allied nations despite Tokyo visit cancellation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Herter
Far East
U. S
Tokyo
C. Douglas Dillon
Two Madison brothers die in Waunakee plane crash
Cleo L. Bennett and his brother Dale R. Bennett, both Madison residents, were killed when their light plane stalled and crashed near Waunakee after taking off from Waunakee airport. The engine was not running at impact. They were 29 and 28, married with families, and survived by parents, a sister, grandmother, and wives. Funeral services set for Gunderson funeral home at 2 p.m.
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Madison
Washington Township
Waunakee
Cleo L. Bennett
Dale R
Cleo V
Myrtle Mani Bennett
Piper Drive
Civil Aeronautics Board
Cleo L
Jay) Bennett
West High School
Eunice M. Schoepp
Cross Plains
Jim Concoran Sheet Metal Co
West High
University of Wisconsin
Patricia Ann Mulrooney
Brian Dale
Darla Wagner
Bennetts
Clarence Loveland
Lottie Johnson
Gunderson Funeral Home
William A. Schultz
Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Milwaukee man named new treasurer of Wisconsin Democratic Party
John G. Werner of Milwaukee was named Sunday as the new treasurer of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin to succeed David Rabinovitz of Sheboygan, elected national committeeman.
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Milwaukee
John G. Werner
Democratic Party of Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Mrs Scheel 48 Killed in One Car Accident Near Spencer
Mrs Ralph Scheel 48 a former Brodhead resident died from injuries in a one car crash on Highway 13 near Spencer. Her husband injured seriously. he is a patient at Marshfield hospital. Survivors include two daughters and five grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at Abbotsford Presbyterian Church.
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Ralph Scheel
Spencer
Brodhead
Highway 13
LeRoy Hainzlsperger
Stevens Point
Robert Herbert
Chicago
Martha Zirnamerman
Chris Schneider
Orville Grenawalt
Evansville
Eugene Clark
Guard Unit Back From Maneuvers At Camp McCoy
Co. B Green County National Guard returned to Monroe Armory at 2:30 p.m. Saturday after an excellent rating during two weeks summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy. Capt. Glenn L. Kubly praised the unit for no accidents and very little sickness despite rain and cool weather. Guardsmen will clean and store gear during weekly drill tonight.
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Green County
National Guard
Monroe Armory
Camp McCoy
Glenn L. Kubly
Typhoon Olive Rakes Luzon Killing Dozens and Wrecking Towns
Nearly 100 people are dead and several hundred missing after Typhoon Olive struck Luzon in the Philippines. Rescue crews search wrecked towns as residents scramble for aid. Emergency officials warned the toll could rise as days pass.
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Luzon
Manila
Olive
Philippine
Reds Walk Out As U S Submits Revamped Plans
At Geneva the Soviet bloc walked out of the 10 nation disarmament talks after rejecting a new American plan. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin said the West refused to negotiate and announced plans to present a United Nations backed disarmament proposal. The walkout left Western members to continue the talks alone under British chairmanship. The United States outlined an eight step, time‑unbound plan toward a world disarmament treaty in stages beginning with an international control organization under the UN.
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Geneva
Zorin
Soviet Union
U. N. General Assembly
Poland
Marian Naszkowski
David Ormasby-Gore
U. S
Frederick M. Eaton
Eaton
State
Defense Department
Washington
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Paris
Moscow
Sun Prairie Man Heads State VFW
Frank N. Brown of Sun Prairie was elected state commander of the Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual convention in Madison. He was unopposed and serves as an elementary school supervisor for the Department of Public Instruction. New officers include VFW leaders from Wausau Platteville Manitowoc Manitowoc Kenosha Eau Claire Monroe.
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David D. Ruehlman
Kenosha
Monroe
Roy B. Schmeichel
Eau Claire
Stock Prices Mixed As Trading Slackens
New York stocks moved irregularly as trading slowed to a moderate pace. Some well positioned issues posted gains while most key stocks saw fractional losses or small changes, and a few volatile issues gained two or three points.
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New York
Oconto Man Elected Wisconsin Amvets Commander
Vincent Heroux of Oconto is named commander of the Wisconsin Amvets. Frank Anderson of Sturgeon Bay becomes senior vice commander and Ed Millane of Milwaukee is elected finance officer.
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Marinette
Vincent Heroux
Oconto
Wisconsin Amvets
Frank Anderson
Sturgeon Bay
Ed Millane
Milwaukee
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Jaycee
Shelter House
Martin’s Sports and Hobby Shop
Eagles
City Band
Judy
WEKZ
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Albany Fha
Jolly Mixers
Oakley
Silverview
Tadpoles
First Baptist Church of Albany
Albany Lutheran Church
Cub Scouts
Peebles School
American Legion Auxiliary
Norman Everson
Middleton
Harold Whitehead
Walter Welch
Belleville
Pet Milk Co
Greg
Gary Pryce
Debra Speich
Orfordville
Huck Finn
Lorie Bagley
Danny Aeschlimann
Jeff Rankins
Jackie Bongiorno
Douglas Stephenson
Diane Gurns
Herman Hoesly
Black Earth
Ann Esterday
Munster
Ind
Eric Cleveland
Mary
Donna Jo Heitzman
Jackie Grossman
Gayleen Reasa
Randy Goecks
Rudolph T. Haskee
Doris Gasser
Sauk City
Albany Dairy Queen
Bonnie Gene Holtsapple
Brodhead High School
Times
Alaska
Philippines
Formosa
Korea
Hawaii
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Marilyn Keen Dairy Queen
Mrs. Scheel
Reds
U.S
Kremlin
Sun Prairie Man Heads
VFW
Amvets
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