Secrecy in Government Draws Public Support and Critique
The piece argues officials push for blanket secrecy to shield decisions from public scrutiny, citing the Cuban missile crisis and Bobby Baker probe. It asserts the public desires transparency and that news reporters must uncover coverups, challenging entrenched secrecy across government levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Robert Manning
Mr. Manning
Manning
Washington
Bobby Baker
Baker
Fulbright Faces Criticism Over Cuba Policy As Cyprus Mission Opens
U.S. Senator J. W. Fulbright, long seen as a sage on international affairs, criticizes strong measures against Fidel Castro while abroad as President Johnson’s unofficial Cyprus crisis envoy. He urges allies to consider Western security even as he defends an aloof stance at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
Washington
Sen. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fidel Castro
Greece
Turkey
Johnson
Cyprus
Athens
Ankara
Congress
Cer
Rural Youth Conservation Day Draws Large Crowd Despite Snow
Nearly 2,000 youngsters took part in the second annual Rural Youth Conservation Day, described as a huge success by Herbert H. Stauffacher, chair of the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee, as snow flurries and cold skies persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin
France
Dien Bien Phu
Indo-China
Fred W. Feldt
Fulbright urged not to meddle in Cyprus dispute
The text questions President Johnson’s public instruction to Fulbright during the inflamed Cyprus situation. It suggests Greeks and Turks may feel Fulbright should address issues in Arkansas rather than interfering in Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Johnson
Fulbright
Sen. Fulbright
Arkansas
Lewis Danforth Taken by Death
Lewis C. Danforth of Milwaukee age 66 died Wednesday. Services set for tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Frank A. Zwaska and Sons funeral home and 10 a.m. at St. Leo's Catholic church Milwaukee. Survivors include widow Mary Hauser, a daughter Mrs. John J. Hutt of Wauwatosa, and son Robert J. Danforth. Rosary is tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the funeral home. Frank Hauser and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Forcade will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Danforth
Milwaukee
Frank Hauser
Monroe
Frank A. Zwaska and Sons
St. Leo’s Catholic Church
Mr. Danforth
Mary Hauser
Arthur A. Hauser
Great Falls
Mont
John T. Hauser
John J
Mary Lou) Hutt
Wauwatosa
Robert J. Danforth
Brooke Admits Probe of Taxes in Boston
Boston Massachusetts Atty. Gen. Edward W Brooke confirms the IRS is investigating his income tax returns for 1959 to 1961. He says the probe began after he took office in 1963 and calls it routine. He plans to announce political plans within two weeks, with no change in aims for future office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Internal Revenue Service
Brooke
Powell Again Wins Delay on Judgment
New York political leader Adam Clayton Powell earns another postponement to answer a $46,500 judgment held by Esther James, Harlem widow. A 1960 broadcast call her a "bag woman" graft collector for police sparked damages totaling $211,500, later reduced by the Appellate Division. Powell has not paid the judgment or faced asset examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
State Supreme Court
Harlem
Powell
Esther James
James
Soviet Sub Program Speeds Nuclear Submarine Output
US sources estimate the Soviet Union may build seven to ten atomic powered submarines yearly. In the last full year the United States produced nine nuclear engined submarines, below the planned one per month. Jane's Fighting Ships cited 26 Soviet subs in operation by mid last year versus about 30 US boats. The US Navy currently has 18 attack submarines and 19 Polaris submarines in commission, with 13 Polaris ships on station in the eastern Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Arctic
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
Hospital Silver Tea Planned at Darlington
Darlington special report says the hospital silver tea will be held Wednesday night June 10 at the Darlington high school gymnasium. Mrs. Edwin Stauffacher Jr. guild president announced the event and lists planning committee members including Mrs. Al Schaack, vice president, Mrs. Floyd Riley, secretary, Mrs. Harry Lehnkeing, treasurer, Mrs. Walter Bell, Mrs. Albert Moore, Mrs. Ed Collentine, Mrs. Ernest Rock and Mrs. Clara Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Darlington High School
Edwin Stauffacher Jr
Guild
al Schaack
Floyd Riley
Harry Lehnkeing
Walter Bell
Albert Moore
Ed Collentine
Ernest Rock
Clara Flood
Warren Defends Prayer Decision at Cathedral Dedication
Chief Justice Earl Warren defended the separation of church and state while speaking at the Washington Episcopal Cathedral dedication. He argued the Constitution protects faith and that religion enriches public life, countering efforts to amend the Constitution to allow school prayers and Bible readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Washington Episcopal Cathedral
Mrs. Teasdale Rites Saturday
The funeral for Mrs Clyde C Teasdale 77 Madison who died Wednesday in a Madison hospital will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in the Thompson funeral home Shullsburg Burial will be in New Diggings Survivors include two sons Charles and Joseph Madison three brothers Walter Thompson Apple River Alfred Scales Mound and Francis New Diggings two sisters Mrs Eva Alderson and Miss Irene Thompson both of Madison seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shullsburg
Clyde C. Teasdale
Madison
Thompson Funeral Home
New Diggings
Charles
Joseph
Walter Thompson
Apple Rior
Ill
Alfred
Scales Mound
Francis
Eva Alderson
Irene Thompson
Holy Rosary Church Plans Centennial Celebration
Holy Rosary Catholic church of Darlington marks 100 years this year with centennial observance including the Golden Jubilee of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard Doyle, pastor ordained in 1914, and the parish school built in 1914. A pontifical high mass at 11 a.m. Sunday June 7 will be offered by Bishop William P. O'Connor of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Bernard Doyle
William P. O’connor
Madison
Davis School Play Day Highlights Three School Meet
A Tuesday play day at Davis School Route 1 Juda featured Sam Ball Poplar Grove and Davis with morning individual events and afternoon softball. Winners in many events include Laura Siedschlag and Tom Siedschlag in high jump Collette Newcomer and Jack Feldt in softball throw Rudy Kaderly and Tom Sullivan won punt pass and kick and Benny Klopfenstein led skipping rope events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Route 1
Juda
Sam Ball
Poplar Grove
Donna Ludwig
Thelma Gempeler
Charlene Flannery
Sam Ball School
Ning
Laura
Tom Siedschlag
Cindy Buel
Jackie Kaderly
Barbara Aiken
David Isely
Belinda Zettle
Rudy Kaderly
Linda Miller
Leslie Rasmussen
Cheryl Stuckey
Roger Zimmerman
Mary Austin
Wayne Sweeney
Susan Coplien
Dick Siedschlag
Nancy Rackow
Tom Sullivan
Bonnie Klopfenstein
George Buel
Collette Newcomer
Jack Fe
Cathy Miller
Cindy Buol
Randy Sweeney
Lillian Stuckey
Steven Isely
Eileen Flanagan
Scott Buol
Susan Severson
Dicky Liedschlag
Connie Sweeney
George Buol
Jack Feldt
Jackie O’neil
Allen Zimmerman
Benny Klopfenstein
Patricia Miller
Kathy Miller
Ruth Rackow
David Miller
Eileen Zimmerman
Janice Davis
Reds
Greg Bagley
Scott Buel
Mary Ann Austin
David Austin
Kenneth Hauser
Cathy Sullivan
Wisconsin 84th Army Reserve Divert Telex Alert Test
A statewide surprise alert summoned the 3,500 man 84th Army Reserve Training Division to duty. Brigadier General Robert P. Schulz ordered men to report in uniform to their armories at 7:30 p.m. The test assessed rapid mobilization via telephone across Wisconsin communities. The 274th Regiment reports to Menasha and the 334th to Sheboygan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukeee cm
84Th Army Reserve Training Division
Robert P. Schulz
Milwaukee
84Th Division
Wisconsin
274Th
Menasha
Sheboygan
Fifty Negro Instructors To Take UW Math Study
Fifty faculty members from Negro colleges in the South will study advanced mathematics at a special eight week institute on the Madison campus this summer. The program is financed by a $75,000 grant from Educational Services, Inc., of Watertown, Mass., directing institutes with support from the Carnegie Corp. and the Rockefeller Foundation. The foundations say the program aims to raise mathematics teaching at Negro colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
South
University of Wisconsin
Educational Services, Ind
Watertown
Mass
Carnegie Corp
Rockefeller Foundation
4-H Camp Workshop Draws Wisconsin Leaders
Roger Ace and I attended a two day 4-H camp workshop at Upham Woods on April 30 to May 1. About 65 4-H leaders and agents from Southern Wisconsin attended to gain ideas for camping. Rogers will be a camp counsellor this summer and space remains for 9 to 13 year olds from June 10 to 13 with 22 of 35 slots filled. sign ups close May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ace
Upham Woods
Wisconsin
Rogers
Japanese girl to stay 17 days at Lester Witt home in August
Miss Kikue Usui, one of seven IFYE exchangees visiting Wisconsin this summer, will spend 17 days at the Lester Witt home this August. Usui, 24, hails from a five acre farm and will participate in the foreign exchange program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Witt
Kikue Usui
Wisconsin
Kikue
Kochis
Dairy hay timing tied to butterfat output, study notes
Clarence Olson of the University of Wisconsin Dairy Science Department says a dairy herd averaging 525 pounds butterfat yields double the net income of a herd of equal size at 378 pounds. He notes early cut hay is key, and the best hay will be cut in May this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Olson
U. of Wisconsin Dairy Science Department
Rain Dance bulletin halted as drought ends
The narrator notes no requests for the Rain Dance bulletin and reports neighbors digging postholes with water seeping in. Alfalfa fields show the effect of water around the county, seeming to bring a pleasant improvement as drought ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Erb
Two From County To Graduate May 29
Bonnie Maurer and Elaine Mueller will graduate from Platteville State College on May 29. Maurer from New Glarus majored in English with a PE minor and is listed in Who's Who. Mueller from Belleville majored in elementary education and belongs to the Elementary Junior High Club and Wesley Organizations. Baccalaureate is May 24 with Rev. Richard E. Pritschar as speaker and Senator Gaylord Nelson giving the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Bonnie Maurer
Elaine Mueller
Platteville State College
Miss Maurer
Fred N. Maurer
Athenaeum
Woman’s Recreation Association
Miss Mueller
Emil Mueller
Belleville
Wesley
Richard E. Pritschar
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Rail Walkouts Halted by Writ
U S marshals served a court order ending the last of four rail strikes by firemen protesting job eliminations under an arbitration ruling. A temporary injunction kept 25 Joliet switchyard pickets from continuing while more than 800 workers faced disruption across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Joliet
Elgin, Joliet
Illinois
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad
Peoria and Pekin Union Railway
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conway
Alexander Holtzoff
291 Visitors at New Glarus Chalet This Season
Henry Schmid announces 291 people visited the Chalet of the Golden Fleece in its first month this season. Tuesday tours brought 109 visitors from Waterloo and Milwaukee, with groups from Waterloo homemakers and Friends of the Museum scheduled to tour. guides included Mrs. Henry Glaeden Mrs. Fred Streiff Mrs. William Figg and Cecil Thacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times
Henry Schmid
Waterloo
Milwaukee
Swiss Village
Friends of the Museum
Henry Glaeden
Fred P. Streiff
William Figg
Cecil Thacker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland — Press Association
Audit Bureau
City of
Wis
Editorial
Evening Times
Floyd Lovejoy
Stanley Burkhart
Montgomery Ward
Evalyn McLean
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Alfred Haack
St. Clare Hospital
Woodstock
Michael Lesich
Clarence L. Barlow
George
B. Erwin
Edwin M. Thorpe
Civil Service Commission
LaFollette
Rock County
California
Hiram Johnson
President Coolidge
Delavan Knights of Pythias
Brodham
James Keeley
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Inter Ocean and
Record-Herald
Otto J. Kramer
Southern Wisconsin Plumbers Club
Janesville
Ringling, Sells-Forepaugh
Barnum and Bailey Circuses
Lewis Danforth
By Elton C. Fay
Red Square
Moscow
Mrs. Teasdale
Holy Rosary Church
Citizens Loan
16Th Ave
City Hall
84Th
Green County
Gouda
Edam
Munster
Bleu
Brick — Port Salut
Limburger
Cheddar — Longhorn
Parmesan and
Mozzarella
Roquefort and
Camembert
Beer
Kaese and
Gruyere
Baumgaritner
Cheese Store
New Glarus Chalet
Hardy Mums
Aluminum
Monroe Lumber & Fuel CO
14Th Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!