Thomson notes limits on foreign aid funds and Haiti policy
Rep Vernon Thomson says Congress may curb Kennedy era contingency funds amid distrust of Indonesia's Sukarno and Haiti's Duvalier. He cites past fund shifts and warns against repeating Cuba style outcomes, while suggesting tying strings to aid and watching potential post-Duvalier scenarios.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Vernon W. Thomson
R- Wis
Congress
Kennedy
Thomson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Indonesia
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sukarno
Russia
Enid
U.S
Haiti
Duvalier
United States
Cuba
Batista
Fidel Castro
Castro
Atom Smasher Site At Stoughton Okayed
Washington committee endorses Stoughton as site for an atomic energy commission project with a price tag of 120 to 130 million dollars. The plan, led by Norman Ramsay of Harvard, follows a MURA proposal from Madison to study high intensity atomic particles. Construction would take about seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stoughton
Atomic Energy Commission
Jerome Wiesner
Kennedy
Norman Ramsay
Harvard University
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
Madison
Donovan to Speak at Wisconsin Bar Meeting in Delavan
James Donovan of New York, the attorney who helped secure the release of Cuban invasion survivors, will be the principal speaker at the State Bar of Wisconsin annual meeting in Delavan on June 12.
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief ad note urging readers to rent a room by placing a classified advertisement in The Monroe Evening Times. The item suggests the newspaper offers a space for rental listings and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Tiwsac
State Patrolmen Given Promotions in Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department announces promotions for patrol personnel. Sgt. Donald J. Artz of Eau Claire becomes lieutenant and executive officer for the 4th district based in Schofield. Inspector Donald Kennelly of North Fond du Lac will head the Fond du Lac district. Harold W. Meyer of Richland Center becomes executive officer for the Spooner district. Sgt. Ames N. Waydick of Tomah named training officer at Camp McCoy. Promoted to sergeant are Perry L. Griffith of Hortonville and Donald A. Jones of Evansville, with Griffith assisting at the academy and Jones assigned to District Three in Fond du Lac.
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Patrol
Camp McCoy
Perry L. Griffith
Hortonville
Donald A. Jones
Evansville
Griffith
Jones
Fond du Lac
Local social notes from Monroe and surrounding towns
Sunday and weekend visits highlight a series of social calls. Mrs Theda May hosts in Browntown with Clarence Brosdas family guests. Several families from Monroe Rockford and Freeport join mothers day dinners at Maple Grove Inn and homes.
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Oscar Samson
Messrs
Mmes
Edwin Chapin
Marvin Sandley
Earl Sandley
Janis
Monroe
Lyle Samson
Juda
Fred
Clarence Brosdas Pronroe
Jacob Lauper
V.A. Tucker
Nick Murray
Rockford
Terrell Leach
Ray Leach
Aurora
Ill
Mmes. Leach
Mr. Tucker
Ruth Flannery
DeWayne
Nick Mayne
Gilbert Miller
Milo Miller
Lena
Iva Dale
Orangeville
Curtis
Craig Dale
Freeport
Grant Dale
Janet
Kathy Tieman
J.E. Maddrell
Gene
Madison
Mae Middleton
B.E. Maddrells
Julia Pickett
Mary Blodgett
Theda Mau
W.G. May
Maple Grove Inn
Paul Vincent
Ross Vincents
LaVerne Lehman
Brenda
Panel Outlines Plan to Cut Firemen From Rail Trains
A three member presidential panel urged gradual removal of most firemen from freight and yard trains as part of a broader work rules dispute risking a nationwide rail strike on June 12. President Kennedy backed the panel’s call for bargaining and possible government aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Trailroads
United States
Samuel I. Rosenman
Nathan P. Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Clark Kerr
University of California
Eisenhower
Threeman
Kathmandu Hosts Vast Hindu and Buddhist Shrines
Nepal means land of the gods and Kathmandu alone houses more than 350 Hindu temples and Buddhist shrines, reflecting the country’s rich religious heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Katmandu
Tax Case Admitted By Former Attorney
Hemmy 55 a disbarred Milwaukee attorney pleaded guilty to failing to file a personal income tax return for 1958. Government claims income was 166. District Judge Kenneth Grubb ordered a pre sentence investigation. Simlar tax counts for 1957 and 1959 were dismissed.
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Milwaukee
Paul A. Hemmy Jr
Juneau
U.S
Kenneth Grubb
Hemmy
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison to Host 1300 Shriner Ceremonial May 24 25
Madison expected to welcome about 1300 Shriners and wives from Wisconsin and neighboring states for the spring ceremonial in Madison on May 24 and 25.
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Madison
Zor Shrine
Wisconsin
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Calif
U.S. Space Agency
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Emma Monte
Browntown
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Libby
Alurbl
Choice
Oscar Mayer
Toice
U. S. Gov't
Clearwater
Bsak
Mygrege
Kroger Lettuce
Fornia
Escarole
Intry Club
Bluable Cou
Axon
Boston
Aaluable Rhea
Nimi
Roger
Torey
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