Editorial: The Handy Targets in Lebanon Riots
The piece argues USIA libraries provoke riots in Lebanon amid Arab nationalism and calls for replacing libraries with new approaches to avoid mob attacks. It critiques paternalistic policy and urges the State Department to seek different methods to win friends overseas without provoking anti-government protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Middle East
State Department
Rowdies
Reciprocals at stake as trade act renewal looms
The piece argues the Reciprocal Trade Act saved U S exports after Hawley Smoot tariffs and warns renewed opposition may require changes that nullify its purpose. It questions whether selfish interests or genuine doubt drive the pushback while urging Congress to preserve workable terms for workers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Congress
Thomases
Tour groups visit Chalet of the Golden Fleece in New Glarus
Two tour groups explored the Chalet of the Golden Fleece and nearby sights in New Glarus. The travelers included 36 women from Sheboygan Falls and 48 from West Bend.
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New
Glarus New
Glarus
Golden Fleece
Sheboygan Falls
West Bend
Miss Elizabeth Lehnherr among 16 finalists for Alice in Dairyland
A Wisconsin feature notes Brodhead resident Miss Elizabeth Lehnherr as one of 16 finalists for the Alice in Dairyland title to be honored at the Wisconsin Centennial exposition. The report also mentions national farm policy and a United Nations mediation push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lehnherr
Brodhead
Truman
Congress
Special Palestine Assembly
United Nations
Holy Land
United States
France
58 Nations
John A. Schindler
Milton Civic Association
Edgerton
Sugar River Cleanup Plans Weekend Effort
ALBANY Special reports the second annual Sugar River Cleanup to be held this weekend with planning committee members Truman Sharer Stanton P Steurs and Walter Althaus. The village will fund the project beyond donations and accepts cash contributions at Bank of Albany. Volunteers have offered from up to 65 miles away focusing on river bottom cleanup the swimming area above the dam and removal of fallen trees below and above the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Truman Sharer
Stanton P. Steurs
Walter Althaus
Bank of Albany
Brodhead Forms New Scout Troop 126
A new Scout troop sponsored by Brotherhood of Our Savior’s Luther Church South Wayne is registered as Troop 126. It is the fourth new unit in Valley District this year, part of 29 district units and 140 in Grant Council. Charter members include Elwood Scherer Roger Berger Rev Robert Verle Clark Letelle Arthur Olson Merrill Holloway Lloyd Retzlaff Earl Schliem and 15 others. meetings are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Our Savior
Earl Schliem
Amazing bargains in The Times Want Ad section
Reader notice highlights easy methods to sell, rent, hire, find and notify using The Times Want-Ad service with phone contact provided.
Blasting Cap Dangers Warned By Sheriff Humbel
Sheriff Samuel Humbel warned workmen and farmers to keep blasting caps away from children. He described caps as shiny pencil shaped tubes of copper or aluminum, one to five and a half inches long, exploded by a fuse or by electricity. Caps can also be triggered by a hammer or fire. secure storage and child safety education are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Humbel
Humbel
Twenty-One Women Hold Helicopter Pilot Licenses in U S
Twenty-one women in the United States hold helicopter pilot licenses reflecting rising female participation in aviation. The credential grants access to operate rotorcraft in civil flight and marks progress in a traditionally male dominated field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hiawatha Club Meeting Covers Pledges Talks and Lunch
Mary Rothenbuehler led club pledges at the Hiawatha Club meeting. Members answered roll call with why I joined 4H. Rural Life Sunday will be observed at St John’s church. Demonstration by Vickie Smith and Kathryn Schoepfer and a project talk by Carol Rothenbuehler. Group singing led by Fredric Amacher. Health and safety talk followed by lunch served by the Broge and Bechtolt families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rothenbuehler
Hiawatha Club
St. John’s Church
Vickie Smith
Kathryn Schoepfer
Carol Rothenbuehler
Fredric Amacher
Broge
Bechtolt
Clarno Classy Clubbers Hold Annual May Judging Meet
The Clarno Clubbers met at the Herbert Huffman farm for dairy and at the Eugene Meier home for home economics. Members led group singing and pledged, with Nathan Bloom giving a safety report and Judy True and George Cromwell presenting project talks. The Meier and Hartwig families hosted, and the next meeting is set for June 13 at the Martin Dickson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Herbert Huffman
Eugene Meier
Harvey Baumgartner
Mary Schuetz
St. John’s
Nathan Bloom
Judy True
George Cromwell
Audrey Beach
Ted Ott
Wilson Bloom
County Daily
Lawrence Asmus
Meier
Edward Hartwig
Martin Dickson
Hilltop Club Holds May Meeting Led by Virgil Leopold
The Hilltop Club meeting in May featured a pledge led by Virgil Leopold and a roll call where members answered with what they want to be when they grow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club Club
Virgil Leopold
Hilltop Club
Community meeting notes with family volunteers listed
Carol Ruehlow led the flag pledge and a project talk was given by Robert Leopold. A special number and demonstration were presented by Robert Ruehlow while Virgil Leopold gave a project talk. The group will attend St. Victor's Catholic church on Rural Life Sunday. The June meeting will be parents night. Lunch was served by the Fred Wald and William Leopold families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ruehlow
Robert Leopold
Robert Ruehlow
Virgil Leopold
St. Victor's Catholic Church
Fred Wald
William Leopold
Brunkow to Address Monroe Kiwanis Club Lunch
Dr. B H Brunkow comedic director of Green County Civil Defense will speak at the Monroe Kiwanis Club lunch at 12 15 p m Thursday in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. The Kiwanis golf tournament will be held May 20 at the Monroe Country Club with clubs from the Capital Division competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Brunkow
Green County Civil Defense Organization
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Kiwanis
Monroe Country Club
Capital Division of
Scouts Practice Tents and Plant Shrubs in May Activities
Girl Scout Troop 221 reports a busy month with tent pitching during a regular meeting, terrarium projects on a hike, planting 80 shrubs and vines for conservation, delivering May baskets to neighbors, and creating record books for the foot traveler badge.
Music director James Houghton links with Dresden opera past
Dr. James R. Houghton, director of music for the General Conference of the Methodist Church, is noted as a former baritone with the Dresden Opera Company in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Houghton
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Dresden
Germany
Funds Appropriated To Halt Bee Disease In Wisconsin
Wisconsin allocates 13.40 across 52 counties to eradicate American foulbrood, with Green County receiving 250. The state Department of Agriculture, led by John Long, bans moving bees or equipment without permits as inspections target about 39 000 colonies and 900 permits. Many transfers aim at orchards, bogs, cucumber fields, and clover for pollination in Door Trempealeau Crawford counties.
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Wisconsin
John Long
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Green County
Door
Trempealeau
Crawford
Mrs Wendt Services To Be Held Tomorrow
Services for Mrs. William Wendt 50 of rural Brooklyn will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Brooklyn Lutheran Church. She died Sunday in a Stoughton hospital and may call at Edison Olson funeral home in Stoughton. Mrs Wendt was formerly Lena Hodel of Verona.
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Brooklyn
William Wendt
Stoughton Hospital
Brooklyn Lutheran Church
Edison - Olson
Stoughton
Wendt
Lena Hodel
Verona
Stockton Area Man Fred Pulver Dies At 72
Fred Pulver 72 a former cheesemaker died suddenly at his Stockton Michigan home. He was born in Switzerland and observed his 72nd anniversary last Tuesday. He lived in the Darlington area before moving to Stockton where he worked seven years for Atwood Vacuum Machine Co. Surviving are his wife Lucy son George Woodstock Illinois stepdaughter Mrs Earl Blair Apple River Illinois and two grandchildren. Last rites set for 2 pm tomorrow at Hermann Funeral Home Stockton with Rev C A Goss and burial in Ladies Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Fred Pulver
Darlington
Stockton
Switzerland
Atwood Vacuum Machine Co
Lucy
George
Woodstock
Iil
Earl Blair
Apple River
Ill
Hermann Funeral Home
C. A. Goss
Calvary Eub Church
Ladies Union Cemetery
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Stephenson County
Lil
Editorial
Evening Times
Madison
Marshall L. Peterson
William A. Loveland
Hilda Buholzer
Dan Kohli
Club Scherzo Orchestra
Juda
Arthur Etter
Paul W. Dietz
Monroe Hussar Band
Public Square
N. C. Twining
Paris
Admiral Twining
W. S. Sims
U. S. Naval
Grand Rapids
Mich
New Glarus
Albert Wittwer
Grand Central
Monticello
Gottfred
Bilse-Burn Co
South Jackson Street
16Th Avenue
Patterson
Miller Mfg. Co
Lewis A. Moore
Sugar River
Fritz Wittner
South School
Holly Jo Wuthrich
Roger Wuthrich
10Th Street
John Goetz
Robert Goetz
Lincoln Road
Ronald Krugjohann
8Th Avenue
Vickie Wild
Everett Wild
9Th Street
Wittwer
Terry Neuenschwander
Harold Neuenschwander
Winslow Sale Barn
Winslow
Ray Miskimon
Rambler
American Motors
Nash
5Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Amercian Motors
Dr. Brunkow
Kiwanis Club
Girl Scout News
Key City
Baler Twine
Salam Rwi
J. & W Implemento
Chapman Motor Co
South Wayne, Wis
Roe
Rane
Rhine
Armstrong Rubber Company
Armstrong
Crandall Oil CO
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
O. N. Johnson
D. N. Johnson
Marshall Co
North Water Street
Milwaukee
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