Wisconsin Referee Governor Nelson Faces Political Foul Calls
Gov. Gaylord Nelson acts as a neutral referee in Wisconsin political clashes among Hubert Humphrey and Kennedy supporters. He defends his calls on Humphrey while warning Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. over funding remarks. The piece likens Nelson to a cautious referee attempting to balance the campaign game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Kennedy
Hubert
Nixon
Sen. Humphrey
Nelson
Sen. Proxmire
Humphrey
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Fdr Jr
Junior
Civil rights clash tests Congress on voting and state power
The present session struggles to prove lawmakers can do more than token service on civil rights with federal referees for voting in the South. The debate centers on state versus federal rights, stalled by likely defeat in the House and deep South resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
South
House
NAACP
Senate
Otto Takes Bride in Haifa During Exodus Shoot
Hollywood producer Otto Preminger wed Patricia Hope Bryce in Haifa, Israel, while taking a break from filming Exodus. Bryce, 53, had been the costume chief on Preminger’s last two pictures.
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Otto
Haifa
Israel
Otto Preminger
Exodus
Hollywood
Patricia Hope Bryce
Dust storms blamed for eight highway deaths
Blinding dust storms sweep the plains with gale winds, darkening wide areas and causing eight highway fatalities. The George Strothman family endures a second trailer home destroyed by fire. Joe Frassl plans move to Fort Atkinson after buying a tailoring firm. John L. Streiff, 72, injured at work in his blacksmith shop. Arrangements for 58 Czechs to return from West Germany are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strothman
Joe
Trakenbrod
Joe Frassl
Ft. Atkinson
John L. Streiff
New Glarus
West Germany
The Varnish Night and a Home Maker’s Hushed Return
A man, as handyman, varnishes a kitchen floor by gaslight and blinds himself to the mess he makes. He slips in fresh varnish, leaves footprints, and ends up flat on a sticky floor while his partner Fanny is away. He remains unhelped and prepares to redo the task alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Sapdbye
Fanny
Percy Allen
Joseph E Heise Dies at 80 in Lena Illinois
Joseph Edwin Heise aged 80 died at 10 30 am in the Daters nursing home Warren where he had resided six months He was born in Oneco Township son of Aaron and Mary Dietmeier Heise Heise married Effie Davidson on October 23 1907 Surviving include wife son Vilas Oneco daughter Mrs T R Wagner Denver granddaughter three great grandchildren five sisters and a brother Services set for 2 pm Monday at Leamon funeral home Winslow United Brethren pastor Rev Wayne Glabe officiating Burial in St James Cemetery Waddams Township Friends may call at the funeral home
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Lena
Ill
Joseph Edwin Heise
Daters
Warren
Oneco Township
Aaron
Mary Dietmeier Heise
Effie Davidson
Vilas
Oneco
T. R. Wagner
Denver
Colo
Ida Davidson
Ezra Stamm
Orangeville
Sadie Schnoeder
Emil Schulz
Freeport
Emma Davidson
McConnell
Stanley
Davis
Leamon
Wayne Glabe
United Brethren Church of
Winslow
Classified Ad Sparks Opportunity Doorway
A small classified advertisement becomes the pathway to new prospects as readers seek services, rentals, and employment. The notice highlights concise offerings and directs interested parties to respond through the listed contact.
Lee E. Hoxsey Dies at 57 in Madison
Lee E. Hoxsey 57 of Madison longtime auto and finance executive died yesterday in a Madison hospital after a leg illness. He led Kay Distributors and formerly Interstate Finance Co. Funeral Monday at Gunderson Funeral Home with Rev. Morris Wee officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Survived by wife three daughters two sisters two brothers and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee E. Hoxsey
Madison
Kay Distributors
Interstate Finance Co
Gunderson Funeral Home
Morris Wee
Bethel Lutheran Church
Roselawn Memorial Park
Deaths of Norman A. Fox and Ben Wickerham
Norman A. Fox 48 of Great Falls Montana and Ben Rowland de Benneville Wickerham 51 of Ardseylook New York Look magazine picture editor died Thursday and Friday respectively from cancer and heart condition at their homes.
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Great Falls
Mont
Norman A. Fox
Ardsley
N. Y
Rowland de Benneville
Ben) Wickersham
Look Magazine
John M. Cissell Dies at 76 Former Lincoln National Park Superintendent
John M. Cissell 76 longtime Lincoln National Park superintendent died Friday after 33 years hosting royalty and presidents. His leadership spanned decades making the park a notable historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgenville
John M. Cissell
Lincoln National Park
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
An invitation for boys and girls up to age 12 to join the Monroe Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. Fill out the coupon with name address post office date of birth and age and mail to the Evening Times Club.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Lil
Monvering Times
Evening
Monroe Evening Times
Mroe
Wis
Kiwanis Earns National Award For Citizenship Programs
Kiwanis International receives the George Washington Medal in the Americana competition from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Russell Myers announces the local club’s 1959 theme Build Individual Responsibility and notes involvement in U S Canada Good Will Week ballot battalion and support for youth, seniors, and public welfare. The local club also backs the Youth Cabin project near Monroe and a proposed Scout Building.
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Kiwanis International
George Washington
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Russell J. Myers
Kiwanis
Key Club International
Key Club
Seven Point
Ballot Battalion
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
Madison Vet and State Teachers Board Member Dies
William T. Darling, 83, longtime retired educator and board member for 38 years, died Friday. He retired from public service last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
William T. Darling
State Teachers Retirement Board
Trixie the Little Mare Surprises Camp Trail Rides
A girl recalls Trixie, a small black mare weighing about 600 pounds, who led camp riders in Smoky Mountains summers. Her bold mischief included nipping riders and outrunning others, yet she saved the author from a dangerous river crossing and helped win extr a curricular barrel races, proving loyal and valuable despite stubbornness.
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Trixie
Smoky Mountains
New Members Listed With Addresses and Dates
Five individuals are recorded as new members with addresses and key dates. James Robert Hegi resides at 1303 19th Street with a date of April 28, 1959. Fritz Lavern Wenger is listed on Route 3 with January 28, 1960. Rita Mary Koenig lives at 701 19th Street and has a May 31, 1952 date. Phillip Raymond Koenig, 701 19th Street, has a November 7, 1954 date. Jean Elizabeth Koenig also at 701 19th Street has a March 26, 1959 date.
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Daniel Robert Wilde
16Th Avenue
Larry Lewis Webinger
South Wayne
Laura Lea Anderson
Monticello
Julie Ann Dunham
Central Drive
Havelock
N.C
Billie Jean Frauchiger
Rosemary Dorothy Koenig
19Th Street
Marcia Kay Blum
Eileen Kay Beckwith
New Glarus
Beverly Diane Arn
Darlene Louise Swinson
Judo
Diana Kay Pickett
Argyle
Randy Lee Grossen
Box
Belleville
William John Voegels
Winslow
Jacqueline Kay Blumer
Albany
Cheryle Ann Duerst
Wendell Gene Phillips
Monroe
Thomas Herbert Dobson
Blanchardville
Susan Helen Anderson
Woodford
Mary Jo Smith
7Th Street
James Robert Hegi
Fritz Lavern Wenger
Rita Mary Koenig
Phillip Raymond Koenig
Jean Elizabeth Koenig
Ladd and Sue Carol Seek $87,184 Tax Refund
Hollywood figures Alan Ladd and wife Sue Carol seek an $87,184 federal income tax refund claiming $100,000 paid by an English producer in 1954 was non taxable due to their absence from the country at that time.
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Hollywood
Alan Ladd
Sue Carol
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Evening Times
Little Theater
University of Wisconsin
United States
John Neuenschwander
Lena St. John
Brodhead
South School
Evansville
Abbotsford
Cedar Rapids
John Sullivan
Adams Farmer
Will Harding
Maywood
Alfred Barth
Darlington
Roscoe Smith
Washington
John T. Hauser
Schwartz and Zenson
Carl Rothenbuehler
Monroe Township
Invincible Electric Bank Protection Co
Thomas Hefty
Bank of New Glarus
Sol Levitan
State Street
W. W. Churchill
Joseph Wood
Masonic Lodge
L. da Vinci
Frank Tripp
Joseph E. Heise
William
N. Johnson
the Marshall CO. Investments
11Th Street
Monroe, Wis
Thomas L. Daly
LaVerne Daly
Thomas
RADIO
Motorola
Motorotar
SGOTV
Evening Times Club
Postoffice
Times Children’s Club
Linda Leone Ott
Marsha Ann Thommen
Dale Jon Heinkel
Joan Elaine Winn
Gratiot
Jan Susan Baertschi
Kevin Ross Schneider
Brooklyn
Terry Kay Rabe
Rockford
Rolland Frank Kiel
Blancharville
William Kenneth Priewe
Richard Claude Koch
Janet Lorraine Pickett
Debra Joann Selck
Cherri Ann Ferguson
Marlene Ann Schneider
Robert William Janke
Daniel Clarence Leaver
Bruce William Bear
Jeannette Marian Hustad
Tommy Clarence Witt
Dakota
Susan Rene Schultz
Jean Ann Updike
Farm Loan Service, Inc
Reynold Steiner Farm
Georgia
Argyle Kimball
George Grenzow and Son
Juda
Reynold Steiner and Son
Jamesway
Farmall
Hauser
Farmall M
JD B
JD Mo
Wards
New Idea
New Holland
Eldon F. Schraepfer
Walter E. Gould
State Bank of Argyle
James H. Gordon
Alvin P. Larson
Vernus B. Bredeson
Mid-America
Illinois Central
Wayne A. Johnston
Illinois Central Railroad
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