Dairy Queen Contest Voting Opens May 24 in Green County
Final judging for the 1958 Green County Dairy Queen contest will be held June 20 at Decatur Lake Country Club, with eight finalists announced June 16. Contest runs across Brodhead and nearby communities with votes tied to dairy purchases and ballots from groceries and milk firms.
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Decatur Lake Country Club
Brodhead
Evansville
C.S. Pierce
Albany
Brooklyn
Monticello
New Glarus
Monroe
Juda
Browntown
Turner Hall
Green County Agricultural Chest Fund
G. N. Swartz
Victor Marean
Five Corners
Joyce Hammer
Lyle Hammer
South Wayne
Alice In Dairyland
Mineral Point
Hammer
South Wayne High School
Green County
Janesville
DePere
Kidnap Slayings Reach End as Suspect Surrenders
Billy Glenn Newhouse 21 surrendered in Farmington after being wanted for the killing of his uncle James Huskey 58 and the kidnapping of Linda Reid Rawlins and Archie Moore Jr. They alleged a stabbing of a victim and a forced car trip through Flat River Memphis and Clarksdale before police were notified.
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Farmington
Billy Glenn Newhouse
Newhouse
James Huskey
Desloge
Linda Reid Rawlins
Archie Moore Jr
Huskey
Tires Burned at Dump Smoke Rises Over City
Several loads of discarded tires were burned at the city dump this morning sending smoke hundreds of feet into the air. City and county law enforcement investigated the source and Sheriff Samuel F. Humbel warned the wind could have worsened the danger.
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Samuel F. Humbel
Nelson and Kastenmeier spar over waste and policy
Nelson accused Wisconsin of wasting about a quarter million dollars yearly by not providing state autos for its employees. He urged a bureau of administrative services and blasted waste and influence peddling. Kastenmeier challenged U.S. actions abroad and urged prudent policy. A Dane County group criticized Kennedy’s Milwau kee dinner selection. Atty Gen Honeck announced his bid for re election in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Nelson
Conservation Department
Madison
Menomonie
Bureau of Administrative Services
Robert Kastenmeier
Watertown
Congress
2Nd
Portage
Eisenhower
Caribbean
Nixon
South America
Kastenmeier
Dane County Committee On Political Education
Wisconsin Democratic Party
John Kennedy
Dmass
Milwaukee
Kennedy
Stewart G. Honeck
Stock Market Early Afternoon Mixed, Cautious Trading
New York stocks moved unevenly in moderately active trading. Most large issues showed small changes while lower priced issues edged higher. Sectors like steels and rails weakened, autos and railroad activity improved, amid political France crisis and global tensions.
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New York
France
Marines Return to Cherry Point After Cuban Caribbean Tour
A contingent of battle ready Marines rushed to the Caribbean Tuesday night to protect Vice President Nixon and returned to Cherry Point North Carolina early today from Cuba.
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Cherry Point
N. C
Caribbean
Nixon
Cuba
Homemakers Achieve Night Closes Year with New Officers
Green County Homemakers unveil new officers and center chairmen at the annual Achievement Day event. A potluck supper followed by an entertainment program drew 350 members. Retiring president Mrs. Lawrence Raymer handed over to Mrs. Avery Yost. new secretary is Mrs. Joe Jones and treasurer Mrs. John Chambers. Center chairs include Mrs. Robert Wuetrich Monroe I and others across Monroe II III Browntown Juda Day ton New Glarus. Clubs adjourn for summer with picnics and trips.
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William E. Amstutz
Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Anna Blum
Green County Historical Society
St. John’s Church
The
Historical Society
Times
Green County Homemakers Organization
Lawrence Raymer
Avery Yost
Joe Jones
John Chambers
Marvin Schwerin
Center
Robert Wuetrich
Monroe I
Dewey A. Dwyer
Monroe II
Fred Schuetz
Monroe III
John Kryder
William Greub
Monroe IV
Fleeing Driver Killed in Eau Claire Crash
A 22 year old Eau Claire man, David Nelson, was killed when his car, fleeing a police chase, struck three parked cars and rammed Luther Hospital. The crash ends a high speed pursuit and raises Wisconsin’s traffic death toll to 230 for the year.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
David Nelson
Nelson
Luther Hospital
New Sputnik III carries no passengers says Fyodorov
Professor Eugene Fyedorov heads the Soviet Union s Sputnik program and states Sputnik III carried no animals or humans. He predicts the satellite will disintegrate on reentry and notes no solution yet for returning a satellite intact. Smithsonian observers report Vanguard I's final rocket fragment may wander space for two centuries.
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Moscow
Eugene Fyedorov
Earth
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
United States
Moonwatch
America
Smithsonian
Florida
California
West Coast
Albany police chief applicants named in village report
Nine candidates for Albany Chief of Police were announced by village clerk Robert Grossman. Applications were turned over to the police committee, chaired by Harry Broughton with members Ralph Luedy and Fred Rust. Out of town contenders include Harry Reasa from Keego Michigan Lester Thompson from Mt Horeb Levi Torkelson from Brodhead Clarence Mullen from Gratiot Frank Hall from Rockford and William Gurske from Brodhead. Others are George Flaherty Robert Lee Abbott and Robert W Armitage. A replacement for Ole Lowl who resigned after seven years will be named.
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Albany
Robert Grossman
Harry Broughton
Ralph Luedy
Fred Rust
Harry Reasa
Keego
Mich
Lester Thompson
Mt. Horeb
Levi Torkelson
Brodhead
Clarence Mullen
Gratiot
Frank Hall
Rockford
William Gurske
George Flaherty
Robert Lee Abbott
Robert W. Armitage
Clement
Ole) Lowl
Land Value Farm Return May Drop Despite Rise in Prices
The Agricultural Research Service warned that the income return to farm land this year could dip below 3 percent of land value, the lowest since 1934, even as farm product prices climb. Land values may rise faster than farm income after costs, making land a costly inflation hedge.
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Washington
The
Agricultural Research Service
Senators Agree On Nixon Probe
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously agreed to begin a probe into violence against Vice President Nixon during his Latin American tour and anti American rioting in Lebanon. The inquiry may expand to assess U S policy toward Latin America and actions by State Department and CIA officials.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Nixon
Lebanon
Theodore Green
D-Ri
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Green
United States
Latin America
Morse
Lima
Peru
Caracas
Venezuela
U. S. Information Agency
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
South America
Joseph S. Clark Jr
Dpa
Subcommittee
Senate
Cheese Exchange Shows Steady Prices in Wisconsin Trade
Green Bay report indicates cheddar values largely unchanged with a quarter cent rise. Last sales cheddars at 31 percent with specific car and block demand listed, bids and offers for various grades and weights remain active in a firm trading zone.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Nasser Returns From 18 Day Soviet Visit
Egyptian President Nasser arrives back in Cairo after an 18 day state visit to the Soviet Union. Premier Khrushchev pledges full backing to unite the Arab world and aid Egypt.
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Nasser
Cairo
Egypt
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Vinson Group Adopts Revised Defense Shakeup
The House armed services committee approved a compromise bill to reorganize the Defense Department with an operational joint staff and limited service chiefs power. Eisenhower objected to two provisions enabling congressional blocking of changes, preserving Congress's authority over the military structure. Chairman Vinson signaled support with a letter from Ferdinand Eberstadt, endorsing strong congressional oversight.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Air Force
Navy
Congress
Marine Corps
Carl Vinson
Dga
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Eberstadt
Governor weighs action on Brown County sheriff case
Gov. Thomson said he would consider proceedings to remove Sheriff Artley Skenandore if a specific petition arises from Francis Leanna. Leanna’s filing was deemed inadequately informed, and a special investigator found no substantial grounds for suspension.
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Madison
Thomson
Francis Leanna
Green Bay
Artley Skenandore
Brown County
Leanna
Skenandore
Frank J. Larkin
Milwaukee
FBI
Rain and Warm Weather Expected This Weekend
Relief from Wisconsin's dry spell may arrive tonight as forecasters expect considerable cloudiness and warm conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Farmers await rain to help parched croplands while city residents use thousands of gallons for dry lawns and gardens.
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Wisconsin
Crisis Threat To NATO Unity
The White House and State Department watch a worsening French political crisis with concern for NATO unity. Officials fear the Fourth Republic's fate, possible military interference in Tunisia, and De Gaulle’s bid for power could strain ties with Washington and London and slow a conciliatory policy toward Algeria.
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Washington
White House
State Department
North Atlantic Alliance
France
Algeria
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
Charles de Gaulle
Supreme
de Gaulle
Paris
London
Russia
U. S
Elise Feutz To Get Mathematics Award
Elise Feutz daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Feutz Jr will be awarded a certificate of merit in the third annual high school mathematics contest sponsored by the Wisconsin section of the Mathematical Association of America. In the final test April 12, 916 students from 172 high schools participated in various college examination centers.
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Elise Feutz
Fred Feutz Jr
Wisconsin
Mathematical Association of America
Ship Sticks Fast Hong Kong Refloating President Hayes
Two tugs failed to refloat the unladen American passenger carrier President Hayes in Hong Kong harbor. Two additional tugboats were ordered to join the attempt on Saturday in hopes of freeing the ship.
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Hong Kong
Hayes
De Gaulle threat grows as Pflimlin gains emergency powers
Paris faces a crisis as Premier Pflimlin secures emergency powers to combat subversion with a 461 to 114 Assembly vote. De Gaulle contemplates taking over with full powers after his return to public life, while bomb threats target Pflimlin's villa and ministry buildings.
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Paris
de Gaulle
French National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Pflimlin
Hendaye
Interior and Economic Ministry
Par
National Assembly
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salan
Assembly
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Soviet International Geophysical Year Committee
Albany Police Post
French Assembly
Vinson Group
Larry Trayser
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Donald H. Lins
St. Victor’s Church
Trayser
Ripon College
Nashotah House Seminary
NATO
Republic
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