Senate Probers Weigh Estes Affairs and Freeman Debate
Senate investigators assemble the Estes case fragments as Republicans demand Freeman resignations over alleged influence peddling. Senator Yarborough confirms $1700 in Estes contributions for a radio show, while questions linger about a department secretary’s coercion and a hospital stay tied to an FBI inquiry.
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Washington .P
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Yarborough
Washington
Senate
Freeman
John L. McClellan
Texas
Estes
McClellan
House
Agriculture Department
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Allott
White House
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Lee K. Buchanan
Department
Mary K. Jones
D. C. General Hospital
Miss Jones
N. Battle Hales
FBI
Hales
Stocks Expand On Rally Trend
New York investors push the market higher as volume nears 4.8 million shares. Advances topped 5.99 million with gains in higher priced stocks up to $39. Brokers note renewed buying by mutual firms and a brisk opening continues a recovery after a six day decline. Profits were trimmed by midday as traders booked gains.
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New York
Mutual
Mrs Braun Elected President of Wisconsin Church Women
Mrs Lester Braun of Racine was elected president of the United Church Women of Wisconsin at the annual state convention held Monday at the American Baptist Assembly Grounds.
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Braun
Green Lake
Lester Braun
Racine
United Church
Woma
Wisconsin
American Baptist Assembly
Green County school actions near windup after hearings
After next week’s hearings the Green County School Committee may have five attachments to complete linking rural districts to high school areas. Pending actions include Bem, Hoosier Grove, Jug Prairie, part of Watson, and Peterson districts.
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Green County School Committee
Rudolph T. Haskee
Bem
Hoosier Grove
Jug Prairie
Watson
Peterson
Green
Lafayette County
Argyle
Monroe
Jordan Center
Green Valley
South Wayne High School
South Wayne
Puddledock
Rat Hollow
Martintown
Browntown
Josephine Coryell
Ed Chapin
Soldier Killed and 7 Hurt in Yakima War Games
In Yakima Washington a soldier died and seven were injured during war games at the Yakima Training Center. Pvt Frank E Case 18 of Eugene Oregon died when a three quarter ton truck overturned on a narrow dirt road. A later helicopter mishap left three Wisconsin 32nd Infantry Division men hurt and eleven others uninjured. The injured were Pfc Gary Segason 21 of Milwaukee Spec Donald R Cress 19 of Deer Park and Staff Sgt Robert W Larson 26 of New Richmond.
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Yakima
Wash
Frank E. Case
Eugene
Ore
Wisconsin
32Nd
Wisconsin Fen
Gary Segason
Milwaukee
Spec
Donald R. Cress
Deer Park
Robert W. Larson
New Richmond
Committee To Review City License Renewals
Evan C. Chambers chairman of the City Council license committee has called a meeting to study proposed liquor license renewal applications. The council plans action on renewals at the 7 30 p m session and will also vote on bids for a tree removal project with no bidders previously.
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Evan C. Chambers
Chambers
Monroe Jaycees to mark decade of progress at charter night
The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce will honor ten years of achievements at Turner hall with a 7 30 p m dinner and program. Co chairmen Lloyd L Holmes and Dr C Gene Hennager announce the event will feature welcome remarks by Thomas W Kerr and introductions of past presidents.
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Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Lloyd L. Holmes
C. Gene Hennager
Thomas W. Kerr
H. L
John) Fenton
Monroe Group
Joe E. Miller
Joseph R. Ganshert
Franz W. Brand
Walter J. Speich
Robert Buetow
John E. Friedell
Friedell
Racine Journal-Times
Monroe
Country Club
Fenton
Benton
Ganshert
Robert H. Rieder
John C. Purdy
Hennager
Bernard McGuinness
George L. Wells
John F. Kundert
Thomas Kerr
Kenneth Sundseth
Jaycee
Jaycees
Henry Geissenbier
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Kundert
Leander E. (Lee) Kirsch
Tax Trial Faces By Cheesemakers In Wisconsin
Four northeastern Wisconsin cheese makers face federal income tax evasion charges after an indictment. Oscar Klosterman Violet Klosterman Roy Behnke Lloyd Everson appeared before Judge Kenneth Grubb and pleaded not guilty. Bail set at 1000 dollars each. trials after July 1.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S. District Court
Kenneth P. Grubb
Oscar J. Klosterman
Violet
Soring
Roy A. Behnke
Bear Creek
Lloyd Everson
Fremont
Milwaukee House of Correction
County Bank Group Elects Tonight at Monroe Club
The Green County Bankers Association holds its annual golf outing and a brief election tonight at Monroe Country Club. President Clarence Brunkow of Juda will preside after dinner. Music by Monroe High School groups directed by Allen Barnard. Evening begins 6:30 with dinner at 7:30.
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Green County Bankers Association
Monroe Country Club
Clarence Brunkow
Juda
Monroe High School
Allan Barnard
UW Student Injured In Fall From Porch
A 22 year old University of Wisconsin student, John E Reichwein of Dubuque, was in critical condition after falling from a porch railing at his fourth floor apartment Monday night. He underwent surgery at University Hospitals this morning.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
John E. Reichwein
Dubuque
University Hospitals
Trustees May Seek Water Tank Roof Repairs
County hospital trustees plan to request emergency measures at tonight’s County Board meeting to repair the water tower roof damaged by lightning on May 12. They propose replacing the wood roof with a steel one as a routine meeting agenda item.
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County Hospital
County Board
Humphrey Proposes Higher Dairy Price Supports and Referendum
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey introduces a bill with Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy as co sponsor to raise manufacturing milk price supports to 3.40 per hundred pounds for the current year. The measure calls for a producer referendum in 1963 on supply management and imposes compulsory allotments if approved, with voluntary cuts possible until April 1, 1963 and surplus payments to encourage reductions.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Secretary of Agriculture
Humphrey
Kennedy Adviser Sees 1962 Pause Ending, Growth Ahead
Walter W. Heller, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, predicts the early 1962 economic pause is over and a sustained advance will continue into 1963. He frames the turn as a durable upswing supported by policy and confidence.
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New York
Walter W. Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Bloodmobile visit eyed to boost Green County pledge total
Donor signups set at four square stations for the Red Cross Bloodmobile on May 28 at the junior high gym. Allan F. Goecke urges pledges at Ruf's Confectionery Benketts Clothing and two banks. Green County trails by 131 pints. goal is 149 pints with a target of 200 pledges. The unit runs 1 30 to 6 30 pm and rural participation is strongly encouraged.
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Red Cross
Allan F. Goecke
Ruf
Benkett’s
First National
Goecke
Green County
Ness
Monroe
Clarno
Cadiz
Jordan
Jefferson
Sylvester
Cubs Plane Develops Trouble Forcing Return To O Hare
A chartered DC7 carrying the Chicago Cubs on a 13 game road trip developed engine trouble in the No 4 engine and returned to O Hare after 64 minutes. The flight carried 40 including players officials and newsmen over Lake Michigan. The Cubs open a two game series tonight against the Mets in New York.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
O’hare Field
Lake Michigan
Cubs
Mets
New York
Rail workers strike shuts down French rail system
Railway workers in France went on an all day strike, halting operations across the state rail network and disrupting services nationwide. The action affects major routes and commuter lines, signaling mounting labor tension.
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France
U S and Bonn Narrow Gaps on Berlin Pact Plan
U S and West Germany narrowed their differences to details in a Berlin settlement proposal. A key dispute remains East German representation on a 13 nation access authority to West Berlin, with Bonn opposing East German involvement to avoid broader recognition of East Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
West Germany
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dowling
Adenauer
West Berlin
East Germany
Madison Doctor Missing on Trip
Madison relatives report Dr. Sydney C. Jackson Sr. missing during a vacation in Mexico. A search began after he failed to pick up a plane reservation for a May return to Madison. Jackson, 73, a retired physician, was last known to be in Acapulco near the resort coast where his brother feared he may have died while skin diving.
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Madison
Sydney C. Jackson
Mexico
Joseph W. Jackson
Acapulco
Jackson
City Band To Play At Browntown Dairy Day Event
The Monroe City Band agreed to perform at the Browntown Dairy Day and Shelter House Dedication ceremony set for June 10. The band is rehearsing for the Outdoor Community Theater dedication early in June at Twining Park.
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Monroe City
Browntown
Shelter House
Twining Park
Kennedy orders 1800 Marines to Thailand in widened battle stance
President Kennedy announced 1800 U S Marines would be sent to Thailand with a total force near 5000, including army battalions and air units, to deter Laos incursions and fulfill Manila Pact obligations, with General Harkins to head the combined force and a UN notification issued.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Thailand
Defense Department
Laos
McNamara
7Th Fleet
Pacific
Paul D. Harkins
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
James L. Richardson Jr
Harkins
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United Nations
Bankok
Sarit Thanarat
National Union
White House
Light Bulb Campaign Proves Lively in Monroe
Monroe Lions Club nearly sold all 1000 bags of bulbs in their annual Light the Way distribution last night. Officials say the campaign matched last year’s record success. Anyone missed can obtain bulbs by notifying Dr. John Irvin, Lions president. Proceeds fund the club’s visually handicapped program and other civic activities.
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Monroe Lions Club
John Irvin
Lions
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