Eisenhower warns Congress over defense budget cuts
President Eisenhower warned that he would not want to assume responsibility for national safety if Congress makes substantial cuts to missiles and aircraft spending. GOP leaders said his radio speech would try to rally support for his 71.8 billion dollar defense plan as lawmakers debate economy goals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Martin
Massachusetts
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Monroe
White House
Senate
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Nbc-Tv
Abc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Board to study plans for new high school project
The Board of Education received the first working plans and part of the specifications for the new high school. President Herbert Johnson said bidding could start by May 23 and contracts may be awarded on June 18. Architect Nat Sample presented the plans after informal conferences with board members.
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Board of Education
Herbert Johnson
Johnson
Nat Sample
Madison
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Donny Named To Monroe Industrial Development Board
Melchior Donny was named a director to succeed Roy M. Grant who moved to Florida at the Monroe Industrial Development Corp meeting at the Gonstead Clinic. Milton K. Johnson was named vice president and to the building committee, succeeding Grant. Harold Blumer noted three new industrial prospects and said committees would be formed to contact the firms. A committee will attend the Governors Conference on Industrial Development at Green Lake May 22 and 23.
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Melchior Donny
Roy M. Grant
Florida
Monroe Industrial Development Corp
Gonstead Clinic
Milton K. Johnson
Grant
Harold Blumer
Green Lake
Boscobel Alice Contest Spotlight Promises Regional Winners
Twenty girls compete in Boscobel for regional Alice in Dairyland honors with six from Monroe area. Winners advance to state finals at Beaver Dam May 31 and June 1 to represent four counties. Four regional winners later may become Wisconsin’s Alice in Dairyland.
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Boscobel
Alice In Dairyland
Monroe
Janet Bisegger
Argyle
Sharon Zentner
New Glarus
Shirley Montgomery
Browntown
Sonja Mae Reinmann
Phyllis Alexander
Juda
Margaret E. Doyle
Belleville
Lafayette
Green
Iowa
Grant
Beaver Dam
Alice
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Green County
Wisconsin Avenue
Warren Knowles
Edelweiss Stars
Coronation
Monroe Clinic
11Th Street
Miss Zentner
Ernest Zentner
Central State College
Stevens Point
Miss Montgomery
Raymond Montgomery
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Sonja May Reinmann
Jacob Reinmann
Argyle High School
Teacher's College
Miss Alexander
Darrell Alexander
Judo High School
DAR
Margaret Doyle
John P. Doyle
Britain Ends Gas Rationing After Suez Oil Shortage
Power Minister Lord Mills announced Britain will end gasoline rationing on Wednesday as the oil shortage caused by the Suez crisis eases.
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London
Britain
Lord Mills
Tie on State Proposal Draws Mixed Sportsmen Votes
County residents split on the state deer season plan, voting 27 27 on a five day buck season with no weekend and an any deer two zone season. Green County rejected a shotgun deer season 23 7 while statewide results showed broad opposition to the split season.
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Green County
Fish and Wildlife
Highway
Associated Press
Rusk County
Iron County
The
Conservation Department
Ben Maddretll
Browntown
George Bjork
Brodhead
Bass
Highway 64
Horicon Marsh
Madison
Conservation Congress
Congress
Conservation Commission
Mrs. Gerhard Ripp 50 Dies in Madison Hospital
Mrs. Gerhard Ripp aged 50 died yesterday in a Madison hospital after being a resident for more than 30 years. Native of Washington DC she was a Seventh Day Adventist. Funeral services are set for 2 pm at Joyce funeral home with Elder Merlin E Foll officiating. Burial in Resurrection cemetery. Survived by husband a son and daughter a mother a sister two brothers and ten grandchildren.
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Gerhard Ripp
Donald F. Ripp
Monroe
Madison
Cardinal Barbershop Quartet
Frank Forster
Dora Vyroad
Purcellville
Frank Matuszak
Earl
Donald Vyroad
Washington, D. C
Home Agents To Be Honored At Event Tonight
Six former county home agents and two current agents lead the spotlight at Green County Homemakers Achievement Day in Turner Hall. The evening includes demonstrations, a 7:30 to 8:30 session, a 8:45 program, and a coffee hour. The Past is Prelude theme features a Decatur 4H Band, chorus numbers, a play, and awards for longtime presidencies. Diverse club demonstrations precede the main event.
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Green County Homemakers
Turner Hall
William N. Preston
Will Meinert
Henry V. Baebler
Sam Waelti
Fred Abbott
Harry Ammann
Frank Bloom
Harvey E. Elmer
William May
Frank Schiesser
Fred Hahlen
Lawrence Raymer
Raymer
Decatur 4H
Mary Kay Stuessy
Karen Klemm
Shelby Jean Mauermann
Daphne Mauermann
Patricia Paulson
Diane Paulson
Janice Nyhus
Homemaker
Odeen
George Stauffacher
America the Beautiful
Jolly Switzer
Arleigh Frautschy
Walter Ludwig
George Cromwell
Barbara Hartwig
Monticello Center
Waldo Zimmerman
Merlyn Loveland
Browntown
Victor Wells
Ray Rackow
John Schlappi
Glenn Boss
Monroe Center
Arthur Stauffacher
Arthur Hartwig
Vincent Thomm
Brodhead
Mmes
John Lederman
Public Relations Advisers Urge Beck Ouster
The Teamsters Union public relations advisers urged removal of Union President Dave Beck. A five member committee of the general executive board reviewed the report from Allied Public Relations Associates during session. Norman Gessert, Beck’s wife’s niece’s husband, will be brought to Washington for testimony by the rackets committee. An inquiry into Beck’s handling of trucking firms and a $200000 personal loan was scheduled.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Tony Smith
Allied Public Relations Associates
Teamsters General Executive Board
Beck
Afl-Cio
Capitol
Senate
Norman Gessert
Gessert
Ellenburg Wash
Lamapasas Digging Out After Deadly Wall of Water Disaster
Lampasas Texas begins recovery after a levee burst on Sulphur Creek unleashed a ten foot wall of water. About 25 missing earlier, four killed and 86 businesses damaged as 310 homes were affected. Engineers from Ft Hood aid debris removal and street clearance as relief workers arrive.
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Lampasas
Tex.p
Clyde Villemez
46Th Engineers
Ft. Hood
Red Cross
Romans O’hair
First National Bank
Brouth
Kohler Pledges Run in Special Wisconsin Senate Election
Former Gov. Walter Kohler Jr. stated he would run if a special election is held to fill the vacant U.S. Senate seat in Wisconsin. Glenn Davis said he would announce his decision on Wednesday about seeking the seat. Republican leaders debate whether to call a special election or pursue an appointment by Gov. Vernon Thomson, with party timing influenced by state law and legislative action.
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Kohler
Walter Kohler Jr
Wisconsin
U. S. Senate
U.S. Senate
Glenn Davis
Davis
Sen
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Wiley
U.S
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Philip Kuehn
Kuehn
Washington
Rural 8th Graders Graduation Ceremony set at Court House
Rural school 8th grade graduates receiving diplomas at 8 p.m. Thursday in a ceremony at the Court house. Students from other county areas will attend commencement at their future county high schools.
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Rural School
Monroe Junior High
Racket Committee Opens Inquiry Into Kohler Strike
The Senate rackets committee launches a preliminary probe into the Kohler Co strike amid union and company charges. Staff investigators will study the long dispute as the NLRB previously heard hearings and a potential public session may follow.
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Washington
Senate
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Kohler Co
Edmon McGuire Browntown Man Dies at 59
Edmon McGuire 59 Browntown died yesterday at St Marys Hospital Madison after two years of poor health from a kidney ailment. Born December 20 1897 in Cadiz Township he married Ferne Gordee October 5 1920 in Madison. He worked for Ambler Shields Monroe until illness led to retirement last June. Survived by wife two sons Burnell and Donald two daughters Bernadette and Erickson seven grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Jordan Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body to be taken to the church Thursday morning from Stuessy Funeral Home.
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Edmon McGuire
Browntown
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
Mr. McGuire
Cadiz Township
Edmon
Emma Long McGuire
Ferne Gordee
Ambler- Shields
Monroe
Donald Erickson
Donald
Burnell
Argyle
Bernard Munz
Erickson
Irvin
Dennis
Glen
Martin Rupnow
Winslow
Jordan Lutheran Church
Robert Verle
Stuessy
Cheese Demand Steady as Wisconsin Market Feels Light Demand
Wisconsin dairy buyers see steady American cheese market with supply outpacing demand. Cheddars fetch 34 to 36 cents, daisies 36 to 37 cents, longhorns 36 to 36 cents, mids 37 to 38 cents per pound amid light fair demand.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Budget Bill Passes Assembly With 66 31 Vote
The Assembly approved a 309 million dollar finance committee version of the state budget by a 66 to 31 vote under suspension of the rules sending it to the Senate. About 10 million was cut from Gov Thomson's proposed total. The measure faces Senate action Thursday and potential new revenue needs in the 1987 89 biennium.
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Madison
Assembly
Finance Committee
Senate
Gov. Thomson
Wisconsin
W. D. Knight
Thomson
Wha-Tv
J. Riley Stone
Reedsburg
Assemblyman
Molinaro
D-Kenosha
Severe storms forecast from Cedar Rapids to Wausau corridor
The Weather Bureau warned of severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes in a 120 mile belt from Cedar Rapids Iowa to Wausau Wisconsin from 3 to 9 pm. Activity to intensify this afternoon in north central Iowa and move northeast into Wisconsin with possible severe storms tonight.
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Weather Bureau _ today
Cedar Rapids
Wausau
Wis
Iowa
Wisconsin
Monroe
Argyle Girl Aims for 15000 on Name That Tune Tonight
Suzanne Saalsan of Argyle and partner Joe Lombardo from Brooklyn New York compete on CBS Name That Tune. They advanced from two Golden Medley Marathon rounds to reach 10000 dollars and face a 15000 dollar prize tonight at 6 30 Monroe time. Suzanne is the daughter of Ambrose and Mrs Saalsaa. her father runs a village hardware store.
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Suzanne Saalsan
Argyle
Joe Lombardo
Brooklyn
N.Y
Suzanne
Joe
Ambrose Saalsaa
Twelve Hungarians Sentenced in Budapest Uprising Case
The Budapest court sentenced 12 more Hungarians to prison for their role in last fall's anti communist uprising, according to the official German news agency ADN.
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Berlin
ADN
Budapest
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