Castro Forces Will Take Over Soviet Missiles
Washington reports that Soviet antiaircraft missile operations in Cuba are being handed to Castro forces as troops withdraw. About 600 to 800 Soviet personnel left last month with 1,200 more to go, while a permanent Soviet training mission of 800 to 1,000 remains. The SAM network may still shoot down high altitude U.S. recon planes, though central command would stay Soviet. Advanced radar reportedly dismantled, reducing missile effectiveness. Separately, the OAS votes to convene July 21 to consider breaking diplomatic and economic ties with Castro, with Venezuela urging sanctions and Mexico abstaining.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS
Dynamite Truck Disaster Probed at Pocono Farm
MARSHALLS CHEEK Pa Three investigations under way into pre dawn explosion of a tractor trailer loaded with 15 tons of dynamite that killed six people and damaged many buildings. The blast at Pocono Reptile Farm near Stroudsburg shook windows ten miles away. Driver Albert Koda 51 said he left the trailer and called his boss after blowing tires.
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Marshalls Cheek
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Stroudburg
Pottsville
Forestdale
N.Y
Pocono Reptile Farm
Albert Koda
Koda
Holcomb Named Eagles Auxiliary Head at Wisconsin State Meet
Mrs. Holcomb secretary of the local auxiliary was installed as state auxiliary head during the Green Bay convention. Clifford Leck of Monroe serves as president. Monroe attendees include Alma Brugger, Clifford Lee, Bernice Wilde, Oscar Leck, Marvin Holcomb, and many Goecks and Haman family members.
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William Haman
Leo Kohl
Charles Bloom
Herbert Goecks
Clarence Goecks
Stanley Hemphill
Orangeville
Crash in Clark fatal to three in two-car collision
Three youths died in a two-car crash two miles west of Thorp in Clark County on Friday night. Richard Spaeth 18 Judith Bergevin 15 and Ceryl Deutschlander 14 were killed. Terry Keating 17 was hospitalized after his car pulled back while passing another vehicle. A separate crash east of New London killed Raymond Griese 63 and left Charles LaShell 19 injured. A truck collision near Winona across the river injured former mayor William Galewski 67.
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Associated Press
Clark County
Wisconsin
Outagamie
Milwaukee
Trempealeau
Thorp
Richard Spaeth
Clarence Spaeth
Boyd
Judith Bergevin
Allen Johnson
Stanley
Ceryl Deutschlander
Henry Deutschlander
Judith
Spaeth
Deutschlander
Terry Keating
Joseph Keating
Terry
Keating
Raymond Griese
Black Creek
New London
Highway 54
Charles LaShell
William A. Galewski
Winona
Minn
Mississippi River
Trempealeau County
Man Charged by Bull Suffers Injuries Near Juda
Leaver, of Route 1 Juda, was checked by cows yesterday evening and charged by a bull. He is treated at St. Clare hospital for multiple abrasions and two broken ribs, admitted at 12:35 AM. condition listed as good. In Alma Wisconsin, Dane Yarosimik died after falling under a hay wagon he was hauling with a tractor on his parents farm.
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Are Eerene
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Leaver
Alma
Wis
Dane Yarosimik
Buffalo County
Fair Premium Books Available from Banks
Premium volumes for the 110th Green County Fair are now distributed through county banks. Entries for open class close at 5 p.m. Saturday July 25, with exhibits staying on grounds until release time. Junior Fair entries end July 14 at the county extension office for 4-H and vocational agriculture and home making students.
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Green County
Monroe Cheese Corp
Floral Hall
Wkow Dairy
Mel Hammitzsch
Art Swenson
India's New Leader Suffers Overstrain
New Delhi prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, was confined to bed with doctors calling it overstrain after exhausting duties ruling a vast nation. A government bulletin gave no clear sign of heart trouble though a household member said there was no recurrence.
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India
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Deppeler Wins Forestry Honor for Hay Feeder Wood Crop
Albert Deppeler, cheesemaker at the Chalet factory, named county forestry conservation winner for his 35 acres of woodlands in Spring Grove Washington and Brooklyn Townships. He has cut about 150000 board feet since 1956, re planted 3000 maple and white ash, and uses timber to make hay feeders and racks. He advances to district competition in Green Lake on July 14, with a district winner receiving a savings bond.
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Albert Deppeler
Leland Jordan
Soil Conservation Supervisors Group
Richard Camp
Deppeler
Jordan
Times
Chalet
County Soil and Water District
Camp
James Schwoegler
County Soil Conservation Service
Doppeler
Spring Grove
Washington
Brooklyn
Deppeter
Green Lake
Sarajevo’s Archduke Assassination Recalled in 50th Year
Carl Hartman recounts the 1914 Sarajevo murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, a turning point that sparked World War I. Historians debate if the killings were inevitable amid rivalries of great powers and the Black Hand’s manipulations by spymaster Apis.
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Franz Ferdinand
Europe
Sarajevo
Carl Hartman
Yugoslavia
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Col
Dragutin Dj Itrjevic
Black Hand
Apis
Franz Josef
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Search for Missing Civil Rights Workers Deepens
Governor Paul B Johnson urged residents of Neshoba County to aid in locating three civil rights workers, Schwerner Goodman and Chaney, missing six days. Navy sailors helped search swamps near Philadelphia while Dulles pressed for expanded FBI activity and arrests were made in Itta Bena for threatening workers.
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Philadelphia
Paul B. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
CIA
Allen Dulles
FBI
Mississippi
Dulles
White House
Gov. Johnson
Neshoba County
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Washington
Jackson
Itta Bena
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Two U S Army Fliers Die in Copter Downing
In the Mekong delta two U S Army aviators were killed when their armed helicopter was shot down during a major assault in Vinh Binh Province near Saigon. A Vietnamese observer also died and two American gun ners were wounded. The loss brings U S combat fatalities in Vietnam to 148.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Vinh Binh
U.S
Viet Nam
More Space Needed for Laundry at St. Clare Hospital
Editor notes this is the 12th column on St. Clare hospital departments. The laundry handles per day between 500 and 600 items six days a week, peaking at 1,018 sheets in one day. daily loads include sheets, gowns, blankets, bed pads, bedspreads, towels, and habit items for Sisters. Work starts 5:30 a.m. and ends around 2 p.m., with staff split by men doing washing and women handling ironing. The unit uses three washers with capacities of 125, 250 and 350 pounds, two extractors and two dryers. Isolation laundry is dried not ironed to prevent infection spread.
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Ella Rothenbuehler Kundert
St. Clare Hospital
Sisters of St. Agnes
Ella Kundert
St. Clare Hos
Pital
O.B
Earl ‘Ly
Melvin Moore
John Sissons
Nellis Wunschel
Pearl Sissons
Edna Sonneburg
Joan Grossen
Ida Schiess
Mina Offenern
Five Corners Plant Closing
A Monroe cheese factory known as the Five Corners plant in the southeast area will halt operations Tuesday. Announcement was made at a patrons meeting for the Swiss cheese plant. Vic Marean has long been the maker at the facility. Marketing problems were cited as a major reason for the suspension.
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Monroe
Plea Renewed For Dodge Dam At Governor Dodge Park
Voigt, director of the Conservation Department, reiterated a request for a 350,900 dam at Governor Dodge State Park near Dodgeville. The State Building Commission postponed plans after a conservation engineer warned the dam would form a stinkhole due to insufficient water supply for a lake. Voigt overruled the conservation engineer, citing federal engineers and an independent firm deeming a 148 acre lake viable.
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Madlidun
L. ¥. Voigt
Conservation Department
Governor Dodge State Park
Dodgeville
State Building Commission
Becaus
John W. Reynolds
Building’ Commission
Voi Gt Id Federal
Mill Creek
Voigt
32nd Units End McCoy Training at Camp McCoy
McCoy training ends as 32nd National Guard Division returns to base in about 1,000 military vehicles and 550 private cars. Maj. Gen. John Dunlap cites improved ratings from 78 to about 88 or 89 percent and notes manpower and equipment shortages as ongoing challenges. Company B rundowns head to Monroe Armory with Beloit unit.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Div Sion
Superior
John Dunlap
Red Arrow
Dunlap
Fox Point
Red Arrow Division
Retiring Vinson Gets Armed Forces Salute
The 80 year old Rep Carl Vinson chairman of the House armed services committee retires from Congress. Flags dipped and bands played as Army Navy Air Force and Marines paraded past Vinson who stood in a Jeep. Each service gave him its flag and Secretary McNamara presented the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Wadhinuiun
Congress
Carl Vinson
Dixie
House
Armed Services Committee
United
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Vinson
McNamara
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