Nixon's 1960 bid gains edge as Eisenhower steps back
The piece argues Eisenhower should not groom a successor and praises Nixon for independence. It notes Nixon’s enhanced leverage to voice policies differing from the president and suggests his chances for the 1960 nomination depend on voters, not Eisenhower.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Taft
Teddy
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Marines and Pate clash over defense plan status
The piece argues Gen. Pate to House committee against Eisenhower defense reorg, fearing Marines could lose its unique identity. It contends civilians rarely threaten the Marines, noting past wings within other services backed down when challenged, defending the Corps’ standing.
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Marine Corps
Pate
House
Eisenhower
Paté
Corps
Kenneth Ross to Open Root Beer Drive-In at Highway 69
Kenneth Ross has begun construction of a root beer drive in on Highway 69 and plans to open about June 1.
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Glarus
Kenneth Ross
Highway 69
House approves two year draft bill in 28 to 5 vote
Tornadoes and violent windstorms lash seven states over the weekend killing at least 21 people and injuring more than 160. Hugo E. Paske age 52 dies after surgery while Marcus Davis 86 breaks a hip in a fall and Mrs. Henry Durst dies in New Glarus. Green County Homemakers join National Home Demonstration Week with 3,500,000 rural women across 48 states Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico observing. Vern Dary Beloit buys Sunnycroft Dairy Co. from C. J. Loveland. Three Haddinger brothers become 32nd Degree Masons in Madison. another is potentate of Zor Shrine. Five notes include a May 2 1933 tornado toll and local obituaries.
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House Armed Services Committee
Hugo E. Paske
Marcus Davis
Henry Durst
New Glarus
Green County Homemakers Club
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Vern Dary
Beloit
Sunnycroft Dairy Co
C. J. Loveland
Green County
Harry H
Ray Haddinger
Albany
Walter
Monticello
Madison
Fred
Fr. Atkinson
Zor Shrine
Wisconsin Relief Totals Rise as Aid Window Opens
The Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare reports 39,315 people in 11,762 families received general relief totaling 1 134 268 dollars in March. Farm relief covered 11 721 recipients at 5 696 873 dollars. Old age assistance reached 32 269 recipients though the headcount fell 4 9 percent from March 1957 while total aid rose 3 4 percent.
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Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Wisconsin
President Eisenhower to speak at NBC Washington dedication
President Eisenhower will deliver a brief address on May 22 during the ceremony for NBCs new four million dollar Washington headquarters. The event marks the completion of the National Broadcasting Co. complex and will feature officials from NBC and local dignitaries.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Broadcasting Co
4 H Talent Show To Be Tomorrow
Green County 4 H Talent Show opens tomorrow at Monticello High School at 8 pm. Junior Leaders sponsor with Brian Riemer as master of ceremonies. Groups include The Four 4 H ers and many club acts.
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Green County
Clarno Club
Wendel Maske
Cornet
Beverly Flaherty
Mary Frautschy
Nancy Kaderly
Jane LaBorde
Marilyn
Carol Keen
Elaine Anding
Bobby
Lawrence Wunschel
Juda Jolly
Shelby
Daphne Mauermann
Mary May Stuessy
Karen Klemm
Decatur Club
Hiawatha
Browntown
New Glarus Club
Muriel Babler
Linda Schiesser
Dwight Truttman
Janet Truttman
Dutch Hollow Club
Jacqueline
JoAnn Meyers
Alan Martini
Beverly Dunaway
Bette Dillon
Alvin Strahm
Donald Dunaway
David Smith
Mary Ann Sacker
Gary Griffith
Richland Club
Larry
Philip
Virginia Johnson
Ronald Paulson
JoAnn Albertson
Sharon Hanson
David Winden
Carol Klassy
York Club
Clover Sisters
Linda Feutz
Ann Goecks
Rebecca Trumpy
Linda Goecks
Giv
Local clubs plot skits and songs for community night
Barbara Hartwig Karen Meier and George Cromwell lead Clarno Classy Clubbers in a final skit to be staged by the Oakley Club. Vocal numbers are planned by Spring Grove Brooklyn Badgers Clover Sisters Clarno Classy Clubbers and Browntown clubs. The Jolly Mixers Club will square dance.
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Barbara Hartwig
Karen Meier
George Cromwell
Clarno
Oakley Club
Spring Grove
Brooklyn Badgers
Clover Sisters
Browntown
Jolly Mixers
State Traffic Deaths Down for Fifth Month
Wisconsin traffic deaths eased for the fifth consecutive month with 55 lives lost in April, down from 59 the previous year. The January–April toll totals 207, compared with 243 in the comparable period last year, according to the State Motor Vehicle Department.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Antique Auto Show Planned for Rockford
The Winnebago County chapter of the American Cancer Society sponsors a sports car and antique auto exhibit at the Rockford National Guard Armory 605 N. Main St from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The event ends the 1958 educational and fundraising campaign with contributions supporting the cancer fund.
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Winnebago County
The
American Cancer Society
Rockford National
Ambler to Receive Special ROTC Award
David Ambler the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Ambler of 1510 20th Street has been selected as one of the Drake University Air Force ROTC recipients recognized by the Chicago Tribune Award. The silver medal will be presented at a ceremony with the Cadet Corps honoring leadership discipline and attitude.
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David Ambler
Harold Ambler
20Th Street
Drake University Air Force Rotc
Chicago Tribune
Air Science
Wing review and inspection set for Drake Stadium May 8
Ambler a 41957 graduate of Monroe High School received a good citizenship award at graduation exercises last year. The event will feature a wing review and formal inspection at Drake University stadium in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Drake University Stadium
Des Moines
Ambler
Monroe High School
Red Cagers Flee Paris
Two members of a Romanian basketball team disappeared Thursday before the team was to return to Bucharest. French authorities concluded they chose to stay in the West.
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RED Cagers
Paris
Bucharest
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