Editorial Too Early To Tell On Kennedy 100 Days
The piece argues that judging John F Kennedy by his first 100 days is premature. It notes domestic gains but warns international events have hampered progress and that the true test will come as the cold war challenges persist. It cautions against assigning full credit or blame yet.
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Ours
France
Napoleon
Elba
Waterloo
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Kremlin
Menominee Nation Gains Wisconsin County Status
The Menominee Reservation becomes Wisconsin’s 72nd county and will self govern within state and federal frameworks. Leaders seek full freedom, with reliance on lumber experts and federal aid, as they pursue economic stability and governance. Critics worry about readiness for self government and duties ahead.
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Wisconsin
Kiwanis Visit Opens Madison Session 1921
Monroe Kiwanis members visit Madison group for a May 2, 1921 business session. Revised 1910 1920 Green County census shows land and building values rising 78 percent. A liquor agent halts bootlegger deliveries west of Monticello. Americus Adams dies at 63 in Los Angeles. Borden dairy cuts May price to 2.05 per 4.0 test.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Madison Group
Green County
Monticello
Americus Adams
Monroe
Los Angeles
Borden Plant
Soils Spotlighted Across America For Stewardship Week
Administrator Donald A. Williams of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service proclaims Soil Stewardship Week May 7 to 14 as a nationwide reminder that soil care is a duty for all. He notes the need for responsible land use by urban and rural communities and urges ongoing stewardship beyond the week.
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America
Donald A. Williams
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Gardner
Earth
Nature
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
God
Bainbridge Rites Set for Beloit Resident Archie Bainbridge
Archie Bainbridge 73 a native of Blanchardville died Sunday in Beloit where he had lived 26 years. He was a cattle broker in Byron Illinois a WWI veteran and Beloit American Legion member. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel Beloit burial Eastlawn. He leaves his wife a son George M Beloit a daughter Mrs Charlotte Schweder Beloit a brother M W Scotland S D three sisters and seven grandchildren. Three brothers and two sisters are deceased.
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Archie Bainbridge
Blanchardville
Beloit
Byron
Ill
Emily Johns
Monroe
Arthur Snow
Eastlawn
Bainbridge
Matthew Bainbridge
Mary Lathrop
Rockford
Beloit American Legion
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
George M. Beloit
Charlotte Schweder
M. W
Scotland
S.D
Loretta Bainbridge
Bessie Wiseman
Benton
Johns
New Glarus Lions View Hawaii Trip Film
Frank Kubly presented films from his Hawaiian Islands trip at a New Glarus Lions Club meeting in the New Glarus hotel. Paul Grossenbacher is president and Henry Schmid secretary. The next meeting will be a father son banquet on May 15.
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New Glarus
Frank Kubly
Hawaiian Islands
New Glarus Lions Club
New Glarus Hotel
Paul Grossenbacher
Henry Schmid
Mrs Nyhus Dies at Madison After Illness
Mrs. Mildred Arlene Gilbertson Nyhus, 40, of Blanchardville and New Glarus area, died Sunday evening in a Madison hospital. Services set for Thursday at York Memorial Lutheran Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. She leaves husband Abert Nyhus, two daughters, a son, her mother, and four sisters. Survivors include Sanford Gilbertson of New Glarus and other relatives.
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Abert
Mildred) Nyhus
Route 1
Blanchardville
Madison
York Memorial Lutheran Church
Edward Swanson
York Township
Melvin H
Alena Gulson Gilbertson
Loyalty Rural School
Mildred Arlene
Sanford Gilbertson
New Glarus
Eddie
Lenore) Dammen
Violet) Martinson
Homer
Avis) Hendrickson
Horeb
Robert
Elaine) Gackstatter
Janesville
Clarence
Twilla) Dammen
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
Milwaukee To Seek Dr. Margoles' Permit
Milwaukee district attorney announces civil action to revoke the medical license of Dr. Milton Margoles, who is serving federal terms for income tax evasion and attempting to influence a judge. The State Board recommended license revocation last January. Papers will be served before his return to prison this week.
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Milwaukee
District Attorney's Office
Milton Margoles
State Board of Medical Examiners
Dist
William McCauley
Margoles
King Hussein to Marry English Girl as Hashimite Nation Celebrates
King Hussein announces engagement to a 20 year old English girl, daughter of a British army colonel on his staff. Jordan proclaims a national holiday to honor the engagement in Amman.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Pulitzer Prizes Award 1961 Winners Across Arts and Journalism
Harper Lee wins fiction for To Kill a Mockingbird and Tad Mosess All the Way Home wins drama. Amarillo Globe Times earns public service honor for exposing local police breakdowns. APs Lynn Heinzerling cited for Congo coverage and analysis of Africa. Edward R. Cony wins national reporting for timber ethics. Other journalism honors awarded to Sancie De Gramont Edgar May William Dorvillier Carey Orr Yoshihiro Nagao. Music prize goes to Symphony Number 7 by Walter Piston. News chosen by Columbia trustees from advisory board of newspaper executives.
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Harper Lee
Tad Moses
Amarillo
Tex
Globe Times
Lynn Heinzerling
Associated Press
Congo
Africa
Edward R. Cony
Sancie de Gramont
New York Herald Tribune
Edgar May
Buffalo Evening News
William J. Dorvillier
San Juan
A.P. Star
Carey Orr
Chicago Tribune
Yoshihi Nagao
Mainichi
Tokyo
Japan
Columbia University
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia
Walter Piston
Mrs Natz 67 Dies After Brief Illness at Home
Mrs. Herman Natz 67 Center Township died yesterday at her home after a brief illness. She was born Sophia Lornow in Nebraska and was a longtime member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Center Township. Surviving are her husband Harold two daughters Mrs Robert Hill and Mrs John Cooper both of Janesville a sister Mrs Hattie Brandenburg Milwaukee and 11 grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow at Silverthorn Newcomer funeral home.
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Orfordville
Herman Natz
Center Township
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Silverthorn - Newcomer Funeral
Aid Society of Zion Church
Harold
Janesville
Robert Hill
John Cooper
Hattie Brandenburg
Milwaukee
Manitowoc native stewardess aboard hijacked plane
Miss Inez Harlow a Manitowoc native served as stewardess on the airliner hijacked Monday to Cuba. She saw the hijacker enter the cockpit and witnessed a pistol at the co pilot and a knife at the pilot. The plane was allowed to return to the United States after landing in Cuba.
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Key West
Fla
Inez Harlow
Manitowoc
Cuba
Raymond F. Harlow
Nelson proposes agency checkup on Wisconsin Department
Gov. Nelson announced plans to seek legislation authorizing an independent survey of the Department of Administration. The study would cost up to 15000 dollars and be conducted by a nationally recognized public administration firm. Nelson argues the inquiry will disprove criticisms by Republicans who control the Board on Government Operations.
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Nelson
Department of Administration
Board On Government Operations
Department of Adminstration
Joe E. Nusbaum
William Draheim
Neenah
Senate
Draheim
E. C. Giessel
J. Jay Keliher
Keliher
Giessel
Kelcher
Viking Berserkers and the Ber Serkr Fur Coat Origin
The term berserk derives from Viking warriors known for frenzy in battle. They wore fur coats called ber serkr reflecting their brutal fighting style and fanatic fury.
Supreme Court Sets Aside Minister's Manslaughter Conviction
The Supreme Court voided the manslaughter conviction of Lew is Lloyd Anderson a Negro minister of Selma Alabama who complained of systematic race based jury exclusion in Dallas County The 10 year sentence followed his car striking and killing Tom Reese a Black man on January 20 1959 Witnesses said Anderson was driving at 60 to 70 mph and his car struck another vehicle before hitting Reese
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis Lloyd Anderson
Selma
Ala
Dallas County
Anderson
Tom Reese
Reese
AMC Rehires 4,000. total Wisconsin production up
Ameri can Motors Corp completed rehiring 4,000 production workers and now has 21,800 employed at its Kenosha and Milwaukee plants. Milwaukee body division rehired 2,114 workers for 8,056 total. Kenosha assembly line rehired 1,899 for 13,763. Rambler output rises to 1,800 cars daily. November payroll stood at about 27,600 across the two plants.
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Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
Milwaukee Body
Rambler
Wisconsin
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Classifieds in The Times offer multiple bargain items across categories. Readers can find reduced prices on household goods, furniture, and personal items with daily updates and contact details for sellers.
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