Soviet 4%ton dummy satellite orbits Earth on schedule
The Soviet Union reports its 4 1/2 ton dummy space ship the largest satellite yet launched is circling Earth every 91 minutes. Tass says the craft probes orbit accuracy and aims for a future manned flight while the crewed unit will burn up on reentry.
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Moscow
Viktor Bazzekin
Moscow Planetarium
Earth
Tass
Paris
Vladimir Dobronravov
Pacific
London
British Interplanetary Society
Titan
United States
Dayton
New York
Four More Die Toll Reaches Two Forty One in Wisconsin
Four more fatalities in Wisconsin weekend crashes push the state traffic toll to 241 for the year, including a motorist who stopped to aid a disabled car. Donald Houle, 27, of Nee Nah, dies from injuries after a three car crash near Appleton as he tows a stalled vehicle. Albert Belkan, 45, of Livingston, dies when a car leaves Highway 60 near Boscobel and plunges into the Wisconsin River. A N Kieffer, 54, of Baraboo, dies in a Devil's Lake State Park scooter crash. Harold Mayer, 61, of Neenah dies from injuries after a car-train collision in Neenah.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Donald Houle
Neenah
U.S. Highway 10
Appleton
Houle
Albert Belkan
Livingston
Highway 60
Boscobel
Wisconsin River
Devil’s Lake State Park
A. N. Kieffer
Baraboo
Harold Mayer
Hospital Open House Declared Tremendous Success
Mr and Mrs Amos S Johnson superintendent and matron of the Green County hospital praised yesterday s open house as a tremendous success thanking area residents who assisted Traffic was guided by Boy Scouts and hospital staff gave tours to more than 235 visitors An expanded plan is expected next year due to the enthusiastic response The event accompanied the national Operation Friendship to familiarize locals with the hospital and its patients many of whom have no visitors year round
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Amos S. Johnson
Green County Hospital
Johnsons
Waupaca Youth Admits Slaying
An 18 year old former mental patient Francis Clayton of Waupaca admitted in a signed statement that he shot and killed Marlin Fritz 37 while he slept Friday night. Prosecutors plan murder charges and also consider prosecution of Fritz wife Victoria Fritz 30 for further action.
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Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Jack D. Steinhilber
Francis Clayton
Waupaca
Winnebago State Hospital
Steinhilber
Clayton
Marlin Fritz
Victoria
Elmer Luaudwig
Fritz
More Candidates Plan County Races
Deputy county clerk Frances Leuenberger announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for register of deeds in the upcoming primary on September 13. Deputy register of deeds Helen Kummer Bratzke also seeks to succeed Grace M. Thorpe, who retires after 27 years in county service. Additional Republicans include Ralph Kundert as treasurer, Ray Kundert as county clerk, W E Ininger as coroner, and Joseph D. Viney for district attorney. Franz W. Brand, the incumbent district attorney, will not run.
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Frances Leuenberger
Register of Deeds
Helen Kummer Bratzke
Grace M. Thorpe
Leuenberger
Monroe High School
Monroe
William A. Becker Co
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Green County
Stauffer
Ralph Kundert
Ray E. Kundert
W. E. Ininger
Joseph D. Viney
Franz W. Brand
Citywide Art Show Draws 1000+ In Lincoln Gym
More than 1,000 people attended the citywide art show held in the Lincoln gymnasium ending Saturday noon. Over 850 children contributed mosaics and artwork drawing praise from parents and students. Out of town guests came from Madison Janesville Argyle Juda Woodford Sheboygan Kiel and Warren IN.
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Lincoln Gymnasium
Madison
Janesville
Argyle
Juda
Woodford
Sheboygan
Kiel
Warren
Madison Boy dies after being hit by pitched ball
Ten-year-old Greg Edwin Householder died after a ball pitched by a 16-year-old struck him in the face during a sandlot game. He ran to escape and was struck on the left side. Dr. Sherman Winograd failed to revive him. The death was ruled accidental by Dane County deputy coroner John Stevenson.
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Madison
Greg Edwin Householder
Greg
Harold E. Householder
Sherman Winograd
Summit Parley Collapses Over Soviet U.S. Dispute
Senate leaders blame Khrushchev for sabotaging the Paris summit using the U2 incident as a pretext. Johnson and others say the Soviet premier aimed to wreck orderly negotiation and push propaganda. Cannon calls Khrushchev’s actions a stall to force West Berlin concessions, framing Eisenhower victory in diplomacy.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Congress
Khrushchev
Paris
House
Sam Rayburn
United States
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
West Berlin
Cannon
Russia
Eisenhower
Dock Workers Strike Hits Milwaukee Shipping
Local 815 of the International Longshoremen's Association began a 12:01 a.m. strike at Milwaukee docks halting all foreign shipping as federal mediators arranged a crucial later meeting between the union and management.
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Milwaukee
International Longshoremen’s Association
Eleven Injured In County Crash
A Saturday night collision near Monticello involved two cars and eleven people, the worst crash the county sheriff’s office has seen. Nine teens and the Robert Feller family rode to St. Clare hospital with six doctors called in. Karen Fahrney 16 was in critical condition with concussion and possible skull fracture. others were seriously injured but improving.
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St. Clare Hospital
Robert Feller
Belleville
Feller
Tommy
Timmy
Karen Fahrney
William Fahrney
Monticello
A. Charles Howe
Daryl Severson
Lovell Severson
116H Avenue
Severson
Jon Lehnherr
Route 1
Gene Gessler
Raymond Gessler
Carol Fahrney
Cheryl, Ramseier
Karla Ramseier
Carl Ramseir
New Glarus
Richard Wiesenberg
Ervin Wiesenberg
15Th Street
Margaret Miles
Hubert Humphrey Politely Delays Wisconsin Delegates Release
Senator Hubert Humphrey says he is not ready to announce the release of national Democratic convention delegates he won in the Wisconsin primary. The statement signals suspense over the final sequencing of delegate allocations and campaign strategy.
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Hubert
Minneapolis
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Wisconsin
Oilman Dies in Air and Wife Lands Plane at Love Field
Mrs. Spencer F. Black, 39, of Dallas, crash landed a four place plane at Love Field after her pilot husband died at the controls. She, who said she could not fly, reached past his body to grab the wheel and radioed SOS as the craft touched down. She suffered cuts and bruises. autopsy for her husband, 50, expected this week.
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Spencer F. Black
Dallas
Love Field
Sliven
Fort Worth
Jaycee Teen-Age Rodeo Winner Named Grams
David Grams son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Grn won the Jaycee Teen-Age Road-eo at Sentry Market parking lot yesterday. He earns 50 gallons of gasoline and will be honored at the Swiss Wheel restaurant meeting. Grams will represent Monroe at the state contest in Wauwatosa in mid July and the national event in Washington DC in August. Second place Terry Wenger received 25 gallons and third Er win Peters 15 gallons while David Riese took fourth and a free auto lubrication.
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David Grams
Elmer Grn
Jaycee
Sentry Market
Grams
Monroe
Wauwatosa
Washington
D. C
Terry Wenger
Erwin Peters
David Riese
Wenger
Peters
Riese
Paul P. Miller
Assemblyman Luebke of West Allis Dies at Home
Mil waukee area lawmaker William Luebke died Sunday night at his home after a heart attack. The long time legislator served as a Progressive from 1940 to 1944 and returned to the Assembly in 194 as a Democrat. He had been ill for about two years and was headed to Madison for the session opening.
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Milwaukee
William Luebke
Dwest Allis
Luebke
Assembly
Madison
Risum Burns in Farm Blaze Near Brodhead
Ivan Risum, 36, of Brodhead, sustained first and second degree burns while entering a barn to save livestock as a fire swept the Risum farm three miles southeast of Brodhead. Fire chief Truman Olin said the blaze began in the roof and damaged more than $25,000, with 14 heifers a bull pigs cats lost.
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Ivan Risum
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Risum
Truman Olin
Olin
Dale Risum
Arnold Liere
Addison
Ill
John Harris
Carroll Babcock
Evansville
Stock Mart Turns Uneven After Rally
New York stocks opened with gains but faded as the session progressed in uneven trading after a strong early rally. Leads fluctuated with fractional to over one point moves as volume reached about 3.4 million shares amid uncertainty over a collapsing summit.
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New York
Red Withdraw Ike Invitation For Moscow Trip
Paris. The summit collapsed in its first session as the United States and Soviet Union blamed each other for sabotaging the meeting aimed at easing world tensions. Khrushchev demanded a six month delay and withdrew Ike’s invitation to visit the USSR starting June 10. Eisenhower pledged no more U2 flights and urged private talks to salvage the conference.
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Paris
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
U. S
Eisenhower
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Francis G. Powers
Sverdlovsk
Elysee Palace
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
France
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