Eisenhower Critical of Kennedy Spending in Post Interview
Former President Eisenhower blasts the Kennedy administration for spending for spending’s sake. He cites the 98.8 billion dollar budget, a tax cut proposal, and a projected 11.9 billion deficit, urging restraint and a step by step space program. He calls for citizen action to pressure Congress and argues for cuts without harming essential functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Washington
Seventeen to Receive Patrol Tributes at Wisconsin Dells
Seventeen youths will receive citations during two Wisconsin Congress of School Safety Patrols events in Wisconsin Dells this weekend, per the Motor Vehicle Department. Honorees include Jill Abrams Ann Poser Joyce Sparky Marie Chovan Cynthia Tollefson Bonnie Howell Sally Tutton Charlene Kosbab and Terry Holub Thomas Reinke Andrew Barge Daniel Wiersum Jeffrey Hiblert Joseph Bisenius and more from schools in Dickason Footville Mosinee Keno sha Mondovi Stevens Point Milwaukee Fond du Lac and Neillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Congress of
Wisconsin Dells
Motor Vehicle Department
Jill Abrams
Ann Poser
Dickason
Columbus
Wyonne Church
Betty Arnold
Footville
Joyce Sparky
Mosinee
Marie G. Chovan
Grant
Kenosha
Cynthia Tollefson
Eleva
Bonnie Howell
Sally Tutton
Nursing student elected president of national association
Juny Peterson 19 from Baraboo, student at Mermodist hospital's school of nursing in Madison, is elected president of the National Student Nurses Association in Atlantic City New Jersey by student voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Juny Peterson
Mermodist Hospital
School of Nursing
Madison
National Student Nurses Association
Miss Peterson
Baraboo
Mason-Dixon Line Established A Century Before War
The Mason-Dixon Line was created roughly a century prior to the Civil War, defining a geographical boundary in early American history. The delineation influenced regional identities and later political tensions that culminated in the mid-19th century conflict.
New Glarus 4-H members plan Dairy Day and camp trips
New Glarus 4-H club members will observe 4-H Sunday at York Memorial church and discuss plans for Dairy Day at New Glarus and Upham Woods 4-H camp. May meeting saw flag pledge by Steve Hustad and flag salute by John Emer with refreshments by the Hoesly and Hustad families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus Club
NEW Glarus
York Memorial Church
Upham Woods
Steve Hustad
John Emer
Robert Hoesly
Sheldon Hoesly
Eldon Hustad
Mary Hustad
Village Social Roundup Details Visits and Meals
Monticello residents Mrs. O D Curtis hosts and visits span multiple households in Madison Monroe Albany Belleville and Verona with guests including the Babler Sippel Freitag and Freitag families. Weekend dinners and Sunday visits feature numerous relatives and friends from across Wisconsin towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Sippel
Monroe
Verlyn Adamson
Madison
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Gordon Schultz
Albany
Willis Babler
Monticello
Carl Sippel
Browntown
Robert Babler
Nellie Zweifel
Thomas Hamilton
John Holdrich
University of Wisconsin
Lorena Holdrich
C. W. Karlen
Donna Karlen
Belvidere
Ill
Donna
Cave Brink
Messrs
Mmes
Gaylord Owen
William Arnold
Walter Brink
Verona
Carl Bringold
Jack Marty
New Glarus
Brink
LeRoy Holcomb
Rockford
Fred Holcomb
William Escher
Timmy Madison
Leo Gempeler
Herman Babler
Donald Babler
Janesville
Jacob Voegeli
Charles Schnetzler
Janet
Anna Schnetzler
Jack Hoskins
Jean
Doug
Winslow
Lena Babler
R.W. Karlen
Betty Jane
Henry Glaeden
Sheboygan
Norman Glaeden
Russell Arnold
Henry D. Freitag
Elva Dooley
Telephone Rate Hike Authorized Near Madison
The Public Service Commission approved a General Telephone Co rate increase of 1097 dollars yearly at the Knapp exchange upon extended service to Menominee. The rise is balanced by a 1788 dollar annual saving in toll charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Public Service Commission
General Telephone Co
Knapp
Menomomie
Navajo Nation Largest Tribe in the United States
Navajo men are not permitted to see or talk to their mothers in law. The tribe is described as the largest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moon Lake
Clarksdale
Miss
Ihe
Saturday Evening Post
White House
Congress
United Technology Center
Sunnyvale
Calif
Clarno
Richard Goepfert
Ludlow Memorial Library
Audrey Beach
Jan Huffman
Danny Meier
Aleda Schuetz
Janis Sandley
Roger Goepfert
Karen Herbert
Gloria Beutel
Billy Hartwig
Karen Meier
Jane Huffman
Rene Schuetz
Nordeen Bloom
Walters
Herbert
O. D. Curtis
R.J. Theiler
Clarence Babler
Richland Center
Jake Freitag
Henry Babler Sr
Ralph Cairns
Fennimore
Kay Cairns
Platteville
Timmy
Clark Dooley
Joey
Fred Escher
Bernard Dooley
Susan
Ray Talmadge
Paul
Aman
Ana
Sentry
Chuck Roast
U.S. Choice Center
U.S. Choice
California
U.S
Zac
Pillsbury
Oscar Mayer
Elmtree
Yellas
Morton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!