Church Supper Exemption Bill Clears Senate Approval
Madison Wisconsin Assembly action grants exemption for churches and other organizations from State Board of Health rules by redefining restaurant. The bill avoids inspections and a ten dollar license fee, while a lone senator opposed tightening campaign finance rules. The piece also notes corrections to a fishermen license law and a plan to equip four traffic helicopters under Assemblyman Crowns Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
State Board of Health
Senate
Sen
Draheim
R-Neenah
Maier
Milwaukee
Aly
Assemblyman Crowns Jr
Wisconsin Rapids
Loyalty Day Observed With Ceremonies Here
Four members of the local VFW post acted as color guard for the Courthouse flag rising this morning and will hold a special ceremony at the flag lowering at 5 p m in observance of Loyalty Day. Participants were Virgil Wilkins Louis Oostdik Alois Beer and T J Burgy Jr.
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VFW
United States
Virgil Wilkins
Louis Oostdik
Alois Beer
T. J. Burgy Jr
Robinson Under 160 For Title Bout Tonight
Chicago crowd watches as challenger Sugar Ray Robinson weighs 159 1 2 pounds for the middleweight title bout at the stadium while champion Gene Fullmer is 159 pounds The two met previously in New York when Fullmer dethroned Robinson and Sugar Ray weighed 160 to Fullmer 157
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Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
New York
Fullmer
Robinson
Sugar Ray
Wisconsin pair wins 5000 on Name That Tune second round
Suzanne Saalsan 19 of Argyle and Joe Lombardo a Brooklyn barber won 5000 on Name That Tune. They will return for the 10000 next Tuesday at 6 30 Monroe time. The engagement romance plot and a Wisconsin cheese gift frame the segment with comments from MC George DeWitt and announcer Johnny Olsen.
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Jane Brown
New York
Suzanne Saalsan
Argyle
University of Wisconsin
Suzanne
Joe Lombardo
Brooklyn
Joe
Monroe
George DeWitt
DeWitt
Wisconsin
Green County
Lombardo
Johnny Olsen
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
People of the State
Thomson Backs Two Per Cent Building Depreciation Fund
Wisconsin Governor Vernon Thomson urged continuing the two per cent appropriation for the state building depreciation reserve fund, arguing its necessity for new state buildings. He favored keeping WHA TV funding in the educational remit and supported higher education fee increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Vernon Thomson
Joint Finance Committee
Thomson
WHA - TV
State Swiss Market Barely Steady in Wisconsin Cheese Report
Wisconsin cheese buyers see a barely steady Swiss market with light demand. State brand and B blocks are adequately stocked while C and D blocks show ample supply. Cheddar and other varieties show prices around 34 to 38 cents per pound with varied demand for light to fair intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater Named Wisconsin GOP Keynote Speaker
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona was announced Tuesday as the keynote speaker for the Wisconsin Republican state convention in La Crosse on June 8. The event will bring GOP leaders and delegates from across the state.
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Sen. Goldwater
State Gop
Madison
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Wisconsin
Monroe Pistol Trophy Set for Tomorrow at Police Range
The Monroe Evening Times reports the pistol trophy will be awarded tomorrow night at the police pistol range in the Commercial and Savings Bank building to the first winner of the Police Department competition. Police will shoot in three shifts with the final round early evening. Joseph C. Dearth will present the traveling award as chair of the new police advisory committee. An informal lunch follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Commercial and Savings Bank
Police Department
Joseph C. Dearth
McCarthy Gains Yet Remains Seriously Ill at Bethesda
Senator Joseph McCarthy remained seriously ill at Bethesda Naval Hospital with acute hepatitis. A late bulletin said he had improved Tuesday and his temperature was normal, though the hospital gave no details on treatment or expected hospitalization duration.
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Washington
Joseph McCarthy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
McCarthy
NATO Ministers Meet in Bonn to Hear Soviet Plan
NATO foreign ministers gather in Bonn to discuss a new Soviet disarmament proposal linked to open skies. Dulles arrives with Mrs. Dulles as Western officials react cautiously to Moscow's call for aerial inspection across large European and Siberian territories.
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NATO
Bonn
Germany
Dulles
U. S
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Eisenhower
U. N. Disarmament
London
Moscow Radio
Valerian A. Zorin
U. N
Europe
Siberia
United States
Alaska
Zorin
Kamchatka
Sakhalin
Reservations Open For Shelter House At Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson says reservations are now being taken for use of the shelter house at Recreation Park this summer. A new policy allows 20 or more to reserve, with larger groups able to book the entire shelter. Contact Johnson at the Community Center 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Recreation Park
Park Board
Johnson
Warren Pupils Protest Daylight Time Walkout
Warren pupils staged a five minute walkout in protest of the daylight saving time schedule. Principal James Kane noted the district favors standard time while rural parents still use old time. Thirty two seniors joined a three day Detroit Windsor trip, while 16 students attended classes.
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Warren
Jo Daviess County
James Kane
Kane
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
Nora
Apple River
Texas Floods Begin To Ease After Severe Rise
The Sabine River peaked in Gladewater while oil wells halted due to high water. Texas flood toll rose to 13 with Earl Thomas, 27, among latest victims. Evacuations continued as many rivers' threats diminished west of the Sabine and 55 highways remained blocked by floods.
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Dallas
Sabine
Gladewater
Texas
Earl Thomas
Colorado
Nuneces
Guadalupe
Trinity
Brazos
Drouth
Trinity River
Tex
Jim Elliott
State Highway Department
DDT in Elm Sprays Linked to Bird Fatalities
Madison reports indicate a toxic link between 12 percent DDT sprays used to combat Dutch elm disease and deaths of robins and other song birds. Daniel Trainer, Wisconsin Conservation Department pathologist, notes bird deaths cluster where spraying occurred and pool residues may poison birds.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Daniel Trainer
Department
The
Wisconsin Humane Society
Milwaukee
Janesville
18 Exhibitors At Turned Hall Antique Show This Weekend
18 exhibitors will display at the 2nd annual Monroe Kiwanis Club Antique Show and Sale at Turner Hall Friday through Sunday. Eugene King of Rockford, a young professional exhibitor, travels through Milton College to participate. Exhibits include authentic furniture glass china lamps and primitives with over 30 applications for space and six new exhibitors this year.
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Eugene King
Rockford
Milton College
Turner Hall
Monroe Kiwanis Club
King
Middle West
Monroe Show
Monroe
H. A. Grunewald
Rypstra
Grand Rapids
Mich
Texas
Madeline Hix
Fairmont
Ill
Springfield
Danville
Charles Marston
Conrad Hilton
Lightner Museum of Hobbies
Ripley’s Museum of Oddities
St. Augustine
Fla
Byrd urges Budget Chief removal and big cuts
Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia urged firing Percival Brundage as Budget Director and proposed cutting Eisenhower's 71.8 billion dollar budget by eight to nine billion. He cautioned the aim is gradual and warned against further squandering of public funds during a Chamber of Commerce speech.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Percival F. Brundage
Virginia
Eisenhower
United States Chamber of Commerce
Brundage
Balmy Weather Forecast for Tomorrow Hits Mild 70s
Monroe residents enjoyed 79 degree readings at 1 p m with potential to climb higher this afternoon. The previous day saw a 79 degree high while Madison reached 87 near the April record. Forecasters expect fair skies and cooler conditions tomorrow with a comfortable 70 degree baseline and a summerlike air.
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Monroe
Madison
Senators Pick Hall of Fame List Five Greats
The Senate Hall of Fame inducts Robert M. LaFollette Sr along with Henry Clay Daniel Webster John C Calhoun and Robert A Taft based on a unanimous vote chaired by Sen John Kennedy supported by a panel of 150 historians and political scientists portraits placed outside the Senate chamber LaFollette noted for fighting for the underprivileged and reformers in the 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert M. LaFollette Sr
Wisconsin
Senate Hall of Fame
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
Robert A. Taft
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
LaFollette
la Follette
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Taft
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Ae Carolina
Ohio
Earth Satellite Booster Tested in Cape Canaveral Flight
The Navy reported a high altitude separation test at Cape Canaveral using a Viking rocket as the first stage and a solid propellant second stage. The test reached 3508 mph and 120 miles altitude to evaluate separation methods for planned satellite launches during the IGY starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Martin Co
Baltimore
Republican Leaders Urge Eisenhower to Appeal Directly
Senate GOP chief Knowland urged President Eisenhower to address the nation by radio and TV on the budget and foreign aid. He indicated broad support for the idea, while noting no time was set. The group seeks cuts in the 71.8 billion budget and 4.4 billion foreign aid, with civil rights and immigration bills pending in Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
Knowland
California
White House
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Rules Committee
Senate Gop
Johnson
Democratic Policy Committee
Clifford P. Case
Wisconsin Polio Toll Reaches Nine for 1957
The State Board of Health reports one polio case in the week ending April 20 in La Crosse County. Wisconsin's 1957 total stands at nine, half of 1957’s previous year’s figure.
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Madison
State Board of Health
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
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Fred Trickel
Carl Burgi
Robert L. Kubly
Lyle F. Sickinger
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L. A. Koenig
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