Freeman Group Splits on Dairy Control Project
An 18 member committee of economists educators and dairy experts splits on proposals for government controls to reduce surplus milk in metropolitan fluid milk markets. Eight support production bases while ten oppose government supply management citing efficiency and progress concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Freeman
Edwin G. Nourse
Board of Economic Advisers
Harry S. Truman
Department
Kennedy
Explanations Sought In Sorority Probation
Beloit College faces questions after Delta Gamma sorority was placed on probation. Officials cite general reasons but report hints the action followed pledging Patricia Hamilton a 21 year old junior from Madison. The college president and dean gave limited detail.
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Beloit
Delta Gamma
Beloit College
Miller Upton
John P. Gwin
Des Moines Sunday Register
Patricia Hamilton
Madison
Graduation speaker set for high school exercises
Dr. Bjarne R. Ullsvik, president of the Wisconsin State Institute of Technology at Platteville, is named commencement speaker for graduation in the high school gym Thursday night. D. J. Huenink says Rodney O. Kittelsen will present diplomas to 142 graduates. The baccalaureate is scheduled for Sunday in the junior school auditorium.
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Bjarne R. Ullsvik
Wisconsin State Institute of Technology At
Platteville
D. J. Huenink
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Board of Education
Huenink
Walter Babula
Kittelsen
Young Artists to Display Crests at New Glarus Exhibit
Ninety two resident artists, all New Glarus seventh and eighth graders taught by Otis Winchester, will exhibit 1,400 to 1,500 pieces in the New Glarus elementary gym on Thursday May 10 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. The show features wood carvings enamels glass drawings oils and a surprise exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Winchester
Madeleine Schuett
Bruce Dewey
New Glarus
Winchester
Times
Glarus
Judge Delays School Order in New Orleans Desegregation
U S District Judge Frank B. Ellis granted a stay on desegregating the first six grades in New Orleans public schools pending a hearing next Tuesday. The move follows a motion for a new trial on Judge J Skelly Wrights May 16 1960 desegregation ruling and leaves Wrights original decision intact pending further action.
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New Orleans
U. S
Frank B. Ellis
J. Skelly Wright
Ellis
Wright
U.S. District Court
Appeals Court
Washington
Sucher Wins Delay In Milwaukee Action
MADISON the State Supreme Court halted further Milwaukee County court proceedings against Republican gubernatorial candidate Robert L. Sucher, 37, of Madison, over a $271.81 debt to the Schroeder hotel. County Judge Christ Seraphim ordered Sucher to trial without a preliminary hearing as the high court considers his entitlement to a preliminary hearing on the felony charge. Sucher secured a writ from Supreme Court Justice E. Harold Hallows requiring the county to show cause why a hearing should be denied.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Robert L. Sucher
Supreme Court
Sucher
Schroeder
Christ Seraphim
E. Harold Hallows
Italy Buys $8.9 Million in U.N. Bonds
Italy announces it will purchase eight million nine hundred thousand dollars in United Nations emergency bonds, the largest sale to date in the twenty million issue. The move underscores Italy’s participation in postwar relief financing coordinated by the U.N. in New York.
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Italy
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Nuclear blast plan faces British protest over space test
Sir Bernard Lovell of Jodrell Bank urged the United States to abandon a planned high altitude nuclear blast 500 miles above Earth. He said the event would punch a hole in the radiation belt and disrupt radio communications in the Pacific, expressing alarm at the outcome.
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Manchester
England
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank
United States
Pacific
Lovell
Middleton Man Offers Low Bid On School Field
A low bid of 39006.48 by Clair Rischmueller doing business as Four Lakes Landscaping Co was accepted by the Middleton Board of Education for preliminary development of Monroe High School outdoor facilities. The plan covers a cinder track field prep drainage and future lighting conduits with an all weather surface option later. Other bids ranged up to 54562 for a permanent track and one bid was rejected unopened.
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Middleton
Monroe High School
Board of Education
Clair Rischmueller
The
Four Lakes Landscaping Co
Bischmueller
Robert R. Shaw
Madison
Stone Service Contracting, Inc
Milwaukee
H. J. Humphries-Hansen, Inc
William J. Hansen
Hansen
Rischmueller
Donald B. Johnson
Bruce Frodden
Mead and Hunt
Thomas R. Holyoke
Franklin B. Luebchow
Bernard Keller
Monroe Education Association
Huenink
Argyle High School
Centennial Banquet Planned For October at St Johns UCC
Old photos and clippings are requested by May 20 to help prepare the church centennial brochure and displays. Centennial events run September to October starting with a September 30 pageant at Twining Park and feature speakers Dr Jess H Norenberg and Dr Ben Herbster. A banquet on October 13 at the junior high gym will include guest speaker Dr Jess H Norenberg and special worship services led by Dr Paul Kehle and Dr Ben Herbster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Twining Park
D.J. Huernink
Howard Counselman
Susan Blumer
Jess H. Norenberg
Wisconsin Congregational Conference
Madison
Paul Kehle
South Wisconsin Synod
Ben Herbster
United Church of Christ
Two U.S. Sergeants Freed Near Da Nang
Two U S Army sergeants I C Quinn and George E Groom were rescued near Da Nang after being captured April 8 by Viet Cong. Officials said they were tired but in good health. The two were part of a group training Vietnamese guards. two fellow soldiers were killed in the Viet Cong attack.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
I. C. Francis Quinn
Niagara Falls
N. Y
George E. Groom
St. Joseph
da Nang
Quinn
Marchand
Gabriel
Mayo Clinic Surgeon Addresses Group Here
Dr. Mark Coventry of Mayo Clinic Rochester spoke on Hip Fractures at a Green County Medical Society dinner at Monroe Country Club. He toured Monroe Clinic St. Clare hospital and the city, arriving by plane and leaving for Madison early this morning. Miss Shin Yea Sun entertained with songs.
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Green County Medical Society
Monroe Country Club
Mark Coventry
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
U.N. Security Council Moves Kashmir Parley to Wednesday
The United Nations announced that the Security Council will convene on Kashmir on Wednesday instead of the previously scheduled date. The meeting location remains United Nations headquarters in New York.
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Kashmir
United Nations
N.Y. Y
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Steven Hoesly Wins Green County Spelling Bee Honors
Steven Hoesly of New Glarus captured Green County Spelling Bee honors at Monticello school gym last night and earned a spot in the state contest in Madison on May 26. He outspelled Ruth Moser of Dividing Ridge, who missed vulnerable, as Hoesly correctly spelled hyphenate to win.
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Steven Hoesly
New Glarus
Monticello
Madison
Hoesly
Ruth Moser
Dividing Ridge
Ruth
Steven
Linda Weiler
Biggs School
Jean Flaherty
Albany
Alien Schneider
Decatur School
Arlene Hanson
Postville
Armond F. Ketterer
Franklin School
Lillian Hanson
Monroe Junior High
Thelma Blackbourne
Monroe
Brodhead
Stocks Rally After Losses In Mixed Afternoon Trade
New York shares rebounded after heavy morning losses with a mixed close later. Daily volume around 4.7 million shares, up from 4.15 million Monday, with steels motors and rails leading gains while utilities treaded lower and then trimmed losses. IBM cut a sizable two dozen point drop. Polaroid Du Pont GE and others posted modest gains.
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New York
IBM
Jones and Laughlin
Fording
Brunswick
Polaroid
du Pont
General Electric
U.S. Gypsum
Schering
LaCrosse Marine Unit Faces Deactivation Plan
The La Crosse reserve rifle company is slated for deactivation under a Marine Corps reserve reorganization. The plan, revealed to a House Armed Services subcommittee, would create a fourth division and an air wing team.
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Washington
la Crosse
Marine Corps
House
Armed Services
Nuclear Space Blasts Planned
The United States plans three high altitude nuclear tests over the Pacific in June or July with about four days notice for scientists to observe. Two shots near Johnston Island will be under a million tons of TNT each at tens to hundreds of kilometers altitude, and one megaton shot will occur at hundreds of kilometers. Japan protests, US says tests use international air and sea space as standard.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Pentagon
South Seas
Johnston Island
Samoa
Japan
Soviet Union
High Seas
International
Grain aid extended to 119 counties in seven states
Secretary Freeman announced an extension of termination dates for the livestock feed assistance program affecting 119 counties across seven states including 16 in Wisconsin. The move maintains support for farmers amid ongoing supply and demand adjustments.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Freeman
Wisconsin Storm Toll Rising Across Midwest
Thunderstorms and tornadoes swept Wisconsin and neighboring states, killing several and injuring many. In Wisconsin two farm fires caused about 50000 dollars in damage, Fond du Lac area lightning struck a barn, and Livestock were moved to safety. The Midwest-wide damage included Illinois Indiana Michigan and Missouri with multiple deaths and property losses.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
William Boettcher
Clintonville
Waupaca
Orville Johann
Appleton
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Michi
Mississippi
Missouri
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio
Lufkin
St. Louis
Springfield
Ill
John Cavitt
McClerland Grade School
Rantoul
Logansport
Kokomo
South Bend
Kentland
Frankfort
Kennedy's Father First Resident in Horizon House at NYU
Joseph P. Kennedy aged 73, President's father, has become the first occupant of NYU Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation's Horizon House. He arrived from Florida after a December 19 stroke and underwent a preliminary exam Monday. The ranch style home is designed for elderly or wheelchair users and allows family visits without disrupting institute routine.
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New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York University
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Kennedy
Florida
Monay
Horizon
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