Walter Walter to Speak at Graduation Exercises June 2
Lawrence College education head George B. Walter will deliver the commencement address June 2 in the high school gym. He previously spoke in 1953 as dean of men. Rev. Paul H. Olm to give baccalaureate May 29. senior tests May 26 27. rehearsal May 26.
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George B. Walter
Lawrence College
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Huenink
County Teachers College
Green County
Winston Brown
Waukesha
Waukesha County
Alice Entries Listed for Area in Dairyland Contest
A complete list of 35 entries for the Alice in Dairy Land contest was announced by D. L. Mossman. Area participants include Geraldine Waite Brooklyn Jeanette Anderson Belleville Linda Erickson Monroe Beverly Myers Monroe Jane LaBorde Juda Barbara Kubly Monroe Maria Schulz Mr Horeb and Ginny Schneeberger Evansville. Other entrants listed include Charlotte E Dahik Verona Sue Dian Ryan Lodi Bonnie Sorenson Louise A Backer Susan Mary Torrance Kathleen Holdampf Patricia Anne Reybold Martha O Connor Judy Ann Kennedy Anna Mae Nicks Elizabeth Derra Nancy P Fraley Dale Morey Donna Mae Kirby Carroll Jacobs all of Madison. Judy Kutz Clinton Mary R Pavlak Deerfield Donna Benson Dane Anita Lorraine Davis Mary Joann Connell Janesville Donna Lee Platner Edgerton Karen Wahl Lodi Patricia J Conlin Columbus Ruth Ann Drew Janesville Janice Carol Knudson Deer Forest Eunice Raymond Edgerton and Lois May Mattison Stoughton.
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Alice In Dairyland
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Geraldine Waite
Brooklyn
Jeanette Anderson
Belleville
Linda Erickson
Monroe
Beverly Myers
Jane LaBorde
Juda
Barbara Kubly
Marcia Schulz
Mr. Horeb
Ginny Schneeberger
Evansville
Charlotte E. Dahik
Verona
Sue Dian Ryan
Lodi
Bonnie Sorenson
Louise A. Backer
Susan Mary Torrance
Kathleen Holdampf
Patricia Anne Reybold
Martha O’connor
Judy Ann Kennedy
Anna Mae Nicks
Elizabeth Derra
Nancy P. Fraley
Dale Morey
Donna Mae Kirby
Carroll Jacobs
Madison
Judy Kutz
Clinton
Mary R. Pavlak
Deerfield
Donna Benson
Dane
Anita Lorraine Davis
Mary Joan Connell
Janesville
Donna Lee Platner
Edgerton
Karen Wahl
Patricia J. Conlin
Columbus
Ruth Ann Drew
Janice Carol Knudson
DeForest
Eunice Raymond
Lois May Mattison
Stoughton
Truax Jet Crashes Pilot Parachutes to Safety
A single engine jet from Truax Air Force Base crashed in a swamp near Endeavor in Marquette County. The pilot 1st Lt. Robert Marron of Madison parachuted to safety and landed uninjured on the Reuben Grossman farm near Portage about 10 miles from the crash site.
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Madison
Marquette County
Endeavor
Truax Air Force Base
Robert Marron
Reuben Grossman
Portage
North school science fair showcases fourth graders projects
A recent science fair at North school featured Mrs. Erma Thurber’s fourth grade demonstrations. Students explained experiments from heating air to building a steam engine and magnets, with parents attending and coffee provided.
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Phyllis Beer
Erma L. Thurber
North School
Times
Erma Thurber
Tom Eyler
James Clark
Thomson Gains Narrow Victory In GOP Endorsement
Former Gov Thomson easily wins the 3rd District GOP endorsement over John Bosshard in a heated race. Thomson polled 111 to Bosshard 105 with support spread across La Crosse Grant Monroe Juneau Richland Lafayette and others. Bosshard signals a September bid while Norman Clapp runs unopposed for the Democrats.
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Richland Center
Thomson
Congress
John Bosshard
Bangor
la Crosse County
Bosshard
Ray Sunder
la Crosse
Richland
Grant County
Monroe
Juneau
Lafayette
Norman Clapp
Lancaster
Gardner Withrow
Powers Doubts Rocket Hit
MOSCOW A Red Star article says Francis Powers questions a Soviet rocket destroying his jet during a May Day spy flight over the USSR. Soviet officers in the army paper cite an interview with the 30 year old flier from Pound Virginia who doubts a rocket hit. The official Moscow line from Premier Khrushchev maintains the plane fell to a rocket shot over the central Ural Mountains at 12 miles up.
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Moscow
Red Star
Francis G. Powers
Soviet Union
Pound
Khrushchev
Ural Mountains
Training Session Set for Lawyers in Wisconsin
Lawyers from seven southern Wisconsin counties attend a post graduate training session in the Swiss Wheel restaurant at 2 p m. Joseph D. Viney Green County Bar Association president presides. Speakers include William L. McCusker Madison on traumatic injury proof James D. Chiardi Milwaukee on the family code and Samuel P. Myers Racine on ethics. A dinner meeting features Viney and Herbert L. Terwilliger Wausau State Bar president.
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Wisconsin
State Bar of Wisconsin
Joseph D. Viney
Green County Bar Association
William L. McCusker
Madison
James D. Chiardi
Milwaukee
Samuel P. Myers
Racine
Viney
Herbert L. Terwilliger
Wausau
Green, Rock
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Dane
Jefferson Counties
Madison Wisconsin Cheese Market Holds Steady Prices
The Madison Wisconsin market shows steady demand and balanced supplies for American cheese. Cheddars trade around 32 to 33 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, and other formats like daisies and longs hover in the mid 30s percent, indicating a cautious but stable market.
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Steady Madison
Wisconsin
West Virginia Balloting Remains Heated in Primary Fight
West Virginia voters opened polls at 6 30 a m as Democrats weigh Sen Joan F Kennedy against Sen Hubert H Humphrey for the presidential nomination. The campaign centered on money religion and November while Nebraska and New Mexico also held primaries.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Joan F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nebraska
New Mexico
Humphrey
Kennedy
Charleston
Huntington
Jaycees to Honor Green County Junior Citizen Nominee
The Green County Junior Citizen will be named May 18 at a Jaycees dinner at the Swiss Wheel. Nine nominees were submitted by clergymen, teachers and community leaders. Philip J. Teehan chairs the event as three judges later select the winner. Certificates will be awarded, and the banquet starts at 6 30 p m.
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Green County
Jaycees
Philip J. Teehan
Freeport Population Corrected to 26 357 in Census
The Rockford district office corrected a clerical error that cut Freeport’s 1950 population from 22 425 to 25 230, revealing a new census total of 26 357 after a recheck. Other nearby areas show gains including Mill Edgeville rising to 1 189.
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Freeport
Rockford
Milledgeville
4 H prom set with king queen candidates
Green County 4 H Junior Leaders will crown prom royalty at a June 11 Lincoln gym dance from 9 p m to midnight. Queen hopefuls are Janet Senn Karen Meier and Jane LaBorde while king candidates are Larry Leopold George Cromwell and Laurence Wunschel.
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Green County Teachers College
Janet Senn
Browntown
Karen Meier
Clarno
Jane LaBorde
Juda
Larry Leopold
Oakley
George Cromwell
Laurence Wunschel
Lincoln Gymnasium
Secret Ballet
Forrest Deininger
Patricia Paulson
Marlen Schuetz
Jo- Ann Montgomery
Ed Kaderly
Steve Streiff
Marvin Ruff
Marilyn Schultz
Judy Schuetz
Streiff
Nancy Fenner
Romano Borkovec
Alice Carroll
JoAnn Senn
Rene Schuetz
Karen Hanson
Punch
Wisconsin Faculty and Regents Agree on ROTC Plan
The Wisconsin faculty and University Board of Regents agreed on a two year trial ROTC program for freshmen with ROTC optional, whileAttorney General Reynolds ruled the regents cannot add to the faculty plan. Training would become compulsory if advance ROTC enrollment falls below 75 percent of last fall’s signups.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University Board of Regents
Regents
Atty
John Reynolds
John Voss Named Madison Platform Committee Chair
Elkhorn attorney John Voss was appointed chairman of the platform committee for the Democratic state convention in Milwaukee June 24 26. He was selected by Patrick J Lucey Madison state chairman.
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John Voss
Madison
Elkhorn
Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
Hints of Further Flights To Guard Against Surprise
The United States warned it would defend allies if Russia strikes bases used for spy flights into the Soviet Union. It affirmed not using U2 planes from Japan for reconnaissance over Red territory while leaving open other aircraft. State Department officials cited the threat of surprise attack as the reason for continued flights despite international law concerns.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
U. S
Soviet Union
Japan
State Department
Lincoln White
Herter
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Former Smith Aide Named Flynn Administrative Assistant
Priscilla Martin, eight year secretary to late Rep. Lawrence H. Smith, is chosen by Rep. Gerald Flynn to take over duties formerly handled by Sam Rizzo. Martin has ten years on the First District staff in Washington. Rizzo left to lead the Humphrey for President campaign in Wisconsin.
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Priscilla Martin
Lawrence H. Smith
Gerald Flynn
Sam Rizzo
United Auto Workers
Miss Martin
Washington
Rizzo
Humphrey
Wisconsin
Husband fires shot kills wife then ends own life
Madison district attorney William Byrne said today that 24 year old J Buending fired at his wife Florence 34 in their west side home Saturday night killing her and himself.
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Madison
William Byrne
J Buending
Florence
West Side
Soviet Protests U S Spy Flights Amid Khrushchev Warnings
Moscow lodged a formal protest over U S spy flights while Washington sought access to U2 pilot Francis Powers for welfare and legal aid questions. Khrushchev warned any future intelligence flights would be shot down and bases in foreign nations attacked, yet urged calm and broader efforts for peace with the American people.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Sverdlovsk
Francis G. Powers
Pound
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Triton Sub Circles Globe Under Water 84-Day Voyage
The U S nuclear powered submarine Triton completed an underwater 36000 mile trip around the world in 84 days surpassing Magellan's era by surface ships. Capt Edward L Beach received the Medal of Merit from President Eisenhower after the voyage ending at Cadiz Spain.
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Washington
U. S
Ferdinand Magellan
Montevideo
Uruguay
Triton
Macon
Cadiz
Spain
Edward L. Beach
Delaware
White House
Eisenhower
Buehler Elected Lions President
Robert G. Buehler was elected president of the Lions Club at the Swiss Wheel meeting last night. He succeeds Doran R. Zwygart. New officers include Dr. John M. Irvin first vice president Dan Ault second vice president Raymond C. Fritz third vice president Rev C C Warfel secretary treasurer J W Tschanz tail twister Harold Snively lion tamer and Louis F Janke Frank J Kubly directors for two year terms Holdover directors are George L Geiger and Franklin W Picket. New officers assume July 1.
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Robert G. Buehler
Lions Club
Doran R. Zwygart
John M. Irvin
Dan Ault
Raymond C. Fritz
Rev. C. C. Warfel
J. W. Tschanz
Harold Snively
Louis F. Janke
Frank J. Ku
Electronics Gain on Quiet New York Stock Day
Electronics stocks moved higher in a quiet afternoon session in New York with narrow market moves. Several leading electronics shares posted gains of a point or more while overall prices eased slightly for many others.
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New York
Youths Quizzed In Triple Killing Probe
Three Ottawa area youths, Earl J. Goodrich Perry Alberry Jr and Robert J Kocourek 19 21 20 admitted a dozen burglaries and said they killed three Chicago society matrons at Starved Rock State Park on March 15 They offered lie detector tests and hair samples for DNA compare with strands found on victim Lillian Oetting The trio were arrested in Missouri after exchanging 420 in change for bills
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Edwardsville
Ill
Earl J. Goodrich
Blackstone
Ottawa
Perry Alberry Jr
Robert J. Kocourek
Starved Rock State Park
LaSalle County
Hillsboro
Litchfield
Montgomery County
Madison County
Missouri Highway Patrol
Pevely
Illinois
Lillian Oetting
Mildred Lindquest
Frances Murphy
Designer Debunks U2 Photo as Phony
In Burbank California Lockheed designer C L J Johnson says the Soviet release of a wrecked U2 photo is fake. He doubts any missile or aircraft shot down the U2 and cites a likely mechanical or oxygen failure for a descent below its typical cruising height. He notes the wing section shown is not from a U2.
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Burbank
Calif
Soviet Union
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Johnson
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Jacqueline Marty
Susan Mossman
Brian Williams
Timothy Peterson
Vicki Boeck
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Frances Wong
Kathleen Burkhard
Dawn Eaton
Barbara Hefty
Donna Marty
Elizabeth Stuessy
Sharon Leuzinger
Powers
Rocket Hit
U.S
Jack
Hubert
Prom
Bulletin
Smith
Flynn
U.S.A
Buehler
Lions
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