Hampshire Voters Face Nixon Kennedy Test Tomorrow
Campaigning intensifies ahead of the New Hampshire presidential primary as Nixon and Kennedy vie for votes in separate party divisions. Sen. Humphrey tours Wisconsin while Sen. Symington eyes a 1976 bid and the Senate resumption of the civil rights filibuster looms. California lawmakers back Nixon, and Fisher targets UNH despite platform restrictions. Kennedy plans a disarmament speech at the university.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Nixon
Sen
Kennedy
Humphrey
Wisconsin
Symington
Illinois
Eisenhower
Senate
Johnson
Sembly
Chicago
Paul C. Fisher
Wesley Powell
Fisher
University of New Hampshire
Firemen hampered by motorists in Monroe cold runs
Monroe firemen faced three calls in near zero temperatures over three days with no major damage. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert warned drivers to stop following engines and warned of prosecutions for chronic violators. Calls included a chimney fire at the Senatsch farm, a basement blaze at the Smith home, and a suspected roof fire that proved steam caused illusion of smoke.
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Monroe
Josef J. Benkert
Vern E. Smith
9Th Street
Burton E. Bacon
27Th Avenue
Bacon
Benkett
Air Crash Kills One Near Durand
Oliver W. Heinze 59 of Rockford dies in a plane crash on the Everett Laube farm three miles north of Durand near the Wisconsin Illinois line. A coroner's inquest will determine the cause of death. The plane owned by Ray Laube crashed during normal flight around 4 30 p m. Heinze, a licensed pilot, had flown the plane many times.
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Durand
Oliver W. Heinze
Rockford
Heinze Tool Co
Everette Laube
Durand, Ill
Wisconsin- Illinois State Line
Ray Laube
Monroe Evening Times
Laube
Heinze
Billy Graham declines faith healing challenge in Nairobi
Billy Graham has rejected a Moslem religious leader's challenge to a public faith healing contest in Nairobi testing Christian and Islamic beliefs. The move preserves Graham's stance on healing and public demonstrations.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Billy Graham
Times Booklet Gift For Exchange Students
Three hundred copies of a 12 page pictorial booklet prepared by The Monroe Evening Times were shipped to Drury high school North Adams Massachusetts. The booklet contains photos from February 22 to 28 and additional pictures by Times photographers. Copies were also given to the Monroe exchange group that hosted Drury students in October. It was printed in blue ink to match the school colors.
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Monroe Evening Times
Drury High School
North Adams
Mass
Times
Monroe Exchange Group
Drury
Californian teen admits series of holdup killings
Dennis Whitney a 17 year old from North Hollywood California signed a statement admitting he killed five men and a woman in a coast to coast spree from February to March. He described planning to kill more and said he would face the chair or life imprisonment. He injured two victims including Virginia Selby in Hialeah Florida during the Jupiter killing.
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Miami
Fla
Dennis Whitney
Whitney
North Hollywood
Calif
Virginia Selby
Hialeah
Jim Ryan
Victorville
Third Swiss Canton Grants Women’s Voting Rights
Geneva became the third Swiss canton to allow women to vote and hold state office, voting 18 152 to 14 593 in a weekend referendum. Vaud previously approved suffrage in February 1959 and Neuchatel did so last September.
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Geneva
Vaud
Neuchatel
Cuba City Wins District Trophy in New Glarus Clash
Cuba City defeated Blanchardville 76 51 to claim the district trophy and earn a Beloit sectional berth. Led by Dave Hendricks and captain Eddie Smith, Cuba City used a strong press to pull away after a tight first period, with New Glarus routing Oregon 61 45 for consolation honors in the same action.
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Eddie Smith
Cuba City
U. G
Whitey) Hill
Monticello
John Ponyicsanyi
Blanchardville
Monroe
Beloit
Times
Dave Hendricks
Smith
A. G
Herman A. Becker
Verona
Becker
New Glarus
Oregon
Boyd Campbell
Bob Olson
Hendricks
Golden Eagles
Sam Schuler
William Hardyman
John Cleary
Hardyman
Frank Unterholzner
Inspection of Troops By Colonel's Son Sparks Probe
In Munich Germany the U S Army opened an inquiry into GI complaints that Col E K Juergens used his 11 year old son Richard to inspect troops. The boy wore a lieutenant's uniform with ribbons and swagger stick during the Feb 26 tour. An army spokesman said the inspector general will investigate.
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Munich
Germany
U. S. Army Today
Richard Juergens
E. K. Juergens
Army
Fred Ties Predicts Five More Snowfalls This Winter
Frederick Ties of Brodhead, a third generation amateur forecaster, says five snowfalls remain this winter and at least one strong March blizzard will hit before spring. He cites an old family Indian formula used since his grandfather F M Tinker Ties.
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Fred Ties
Frederick Ties
Brodhead
Ties
F. M
Tinker) Ties
Burlington
Liars Club
Waukesha Stars Facing Ad Quiz
Waukesha high school basketball players Tony Gabrysiak and Dave Merryfield face possible ineligibility after photos appeared in a Golden Guernsey Co op ad in the Milwaukee Journal. WIAA official John Roberts asked district officials to investigate possible rule violations regarding promotional use of a player's name.
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Waukesha
Tony Gabrysiak
Dave Merryfield
Picture Journal
Milwaukee Journal
John Roberts
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Gabrysiak
Merryfield
Golden Guernsey Co-operative
Stock Prices Drift In Moderate Trading
New York traders saw a modest market drift with electronics showing notable gains early, then trimming in mid session before recovering. Overall, key stocks fell slightly to about two points, while trading remained moderately active and prices drifted lower late in the day.
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New York
U S Protest After Castro Blast Claim Sparks Havana Shock
Revolucion article claims U S interests sabotaged a French freighter in Havana Harbor as a pretext for intervention. Castro criticizes U S policy while embassy notes protest. Donald Chapman freed after two days in custody. Cuban court clears Chapman of links to the explosions.
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Havana
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Movement
United States
Castro
Revolucion
E. Vasquez Candela
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Donald Chapman
Chapman
North Bend
Neb
Mamie Eisenhower Starts Two Weeks At Phoenix Resort
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower begins a two week stay at the Maine Chance resort in Phoenix Arizona. She is joined by her sister and three Washington friends for dieting sunbathing and relaxation during the visit.
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Mamie
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Mamie Eisenhower
Washington
Maine Chance
Wisconsin to oppose FDA peroxide use in Swiss cheese
Governor Nelson said the state will ask the FDA to delay any approval of hydrogen peroxide in cheese until a public hearing on objections is held. Attorney General Reynolds has mailed the objection and request. Wisconsin argues peroxide treated cheese could not be sold as natural Swiss and may amount to misbranding.
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Wisconsin
Food and Drug Administration
Nelson
Atty
John Reynolds
FDA
Reynolds
Monroe Wins Regional and Advances to Beloit Sectional
Monroe rallied in the third period to defeat Monona Grove 64 to 59 and clinch a regional title. Dave Grams led Monroe with 23 points while teammates Dannerbeck Muenich and Cox added 10 each. The Cheesemakers meet Cuba City in the Beloit sectional with Badger facing Racine Park in the opener.
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Cheesemakers
Monroe
Monona Grove
Beloit
Bill Mauerman
Tom Cox
Dick Muenich
Dave Grams
Bill Carter
Pete Dannerbeck
Howard Olsen
Dave Trickel
Jim Roethe
Jim Swiggum
Tom Bainbridge
Pete van Allmen
Muenich
Grams
Times
Cuba City
Badger of
Lake Geneva
Racine Park
Badger
Genoa City
Lake Geneva High School
Kenosha
Salem
Racine
Park
West Allis Hale
Blanchardville
Montice
Dannerbeck
Carter
Buzz Garey
Monona
Brendler
Kielley
Cox
Silver Eagles
Monroe Fans Urged to Buy Beloit Sectional Tickets
Beloit high school principal and tournament manager R B Everill says Beloit hosts the WIAA sectional for Monroe basketball. Tickets go on sale at the Beloit high school office tomorrow and Wednesday at set times. Reserved seats cost 2 75 dollars general admission 2 50 dollars and student tickets 1 dollar. About 600 general admission and 200 reserved tickets will be sold. The Beloit high school gym capacity is noted.
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Monroe
Beloit
R. B. Everill
Beloit High School
Lloyd Nielsen
Monroe High School
Morse Enters Maryland Primary Against Kennedy
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon announced his entry into Maryland’s May 17 presidential primary challenging Senator John F. Kennedy. Morse acts to widen the field and compete for votes in the key early contest.
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Morse
Annapolis
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Maryland
John F. Kennedy
Polls Open At 9 for Primary in Turner Hall
Turner Hall hosts the March primary with polls open 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Voters will prune mayoral contenders and a Fifth Ward alderman race while a three way contest for the 12th circuit judge post advances.
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Turner Hall
Fifth Ward
12Th Circuit
Green, Rock
Jefferson
Victor N. Schiller
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Orville R. Evans
Samuel F. Humbel
Schiller
Laeser
Evans
Humbel
Monroe
Donald M. Daley
Oscar P. Leck
Robert L. Skattum
Daley
Skattum
Miller Jewelry
Leck
Marines
Army
24Th Street
Clifford
Lecks
Arthur L. Luebke
Beloit
Harry S. Fox
Green County
Marshall L. Peterson
Howard H. Moss
Janesville
Rock
George R. Barry
Brodhead
Carl Lynstegard
George A. Bjork
Frank Mauerman
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