Editorial: Aiding Whose Schools in Wisconsin
The piece notes Republican leaders in Congress rally to block federal aid to education with plans replacing Kennedy's grant program. It cites Wisconsin's Green County group opposing federal aid, highlighting tax costs to Wiscon sin taxpayers and the local history of funded classrooms without federal help. The editorial endorses local sentiment against federal control and argues Wisconsin has already built sufficient school capacity.
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Congress
Senate
Francis Case
Norris Cotton
Case
Kennedy
Green County Governmental Affairs Committee
Wisconsin
Green County
The Ugliest Image of Racial Turmoil in Alabama
An editorial condemns weekend mob violence by white gangs in Alabama against racially mixed bus riders. It calls the freedom rides ill-advised yet stresses mob dictatorship threatens democratic values and counters segregation with calm, decisive action.
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Alabama
Freedom Riders
South
City warns tavern operators to end gambling now
Ten years ago on May 16 1951 city officials warned all 30 tavern operators and bartenders to stop gambling in their premises to comply with a new ordinance. The notice appeared alongside reports from World War II era and earlier milestones in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Warren H. Robinson
South Wayne
Wisconsin Evangelical and United Brethren Churches
Asher Hobson
University of Wisconsin
A. E. Mitchell
Dill
Browntown
Darlington
O. F
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Northern Illinois Fair Group
George Bleiler
Monroe
Knight
Strathmore
Freeport
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Charles Greace
Joseph B. Treat
Not Shy Inarticulate Gary Cooper Image Debunked
A close look at Gary Cooper challenges Hollywood cliches about him as shy and inarticulate. The piece notes his Montana roots, England schooling, refined tastes, bold interview presence, and enduring film artistry, arguing critics underestimated his talent and contributions as a defining hero of cinema.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Montana
Helena
Supreme Court
Gary
England
Clara Bow
Lupe Velez
Europe
Patricia Neal
New York
Quiet Demonstrations Demand Equal Rights for Whites
A historical note describes nonviolent strategies and silent protests aimed at asserting equal rights for white citizens amid the contentious racial integration era sparked by Supreme Court decisions.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Frank Cook 85 Dies in Evansville. Services Set
Frank G. Cook, 85, Evansville, died Sunday in Stoughton hospital. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Allen funeral home. He was a cement contractor, a Shelby, Ohio native who moved to Wisconsin at 20 and married Anna Ronald in 1901. Survivors include son Francis, sister Mrs. George Foster, Cincinnati, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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Evansville
Frank G. Cook
Stoughton Hospital
Allen Funeral Home
Cook
Shelby
Wisconsin
Anna Ronald
The
Knights of Pythias
Francis
George Foster
Cincinnati
Deputies Probe Theft of Shell Lake Boat Named No Luck
Albert Schmidt of Monroe reported to sheriff's deputies that his olive green Shell Lake boat with white above the spray rail and varnished interior, bearing the name No Luck, was stolen from Zanders Lake during the weekend of May 7. Schmidt had the boat mostly submerged to seal it for summer use.
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Albert Schmidt
Monroe
Sheriff's
Zanders Lake
Schmidt
Amazing bargains in The Times classifieds
Daily alert for The Times classified bargains highlights limited offers, price cuts, and items for sale across categories. Readership can spot deals on household goods, vehicles, and services as part of a regular weekend shopping round up.
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Times
Johnson Receives Red Crisis Report from Hong Kong
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson received a report suggesting the Communist regime in China could collapse within 12 to 18 months due to internal unrest and malnutrition. The assessment cites Red Army discontent, famine effects, and rival factions within Peiping, contradicting other sources.
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Hong Kong
Lyndon B. Johnson
China
Johnson
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Red Army
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Pro- Moscow
U.S. Population Rises by About Three Million in One Year
The Census Bureau estimates the national population at 182,269,000 on April 1 1961 excluding personnel abroad, up from 179,323,175 a year earlier. Including armed forces abroad the 1961 total is 182,952,000 versus 180,004,000 in 1960.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Probe of Gun Firing Continues in County
Sheriff deputies investigate a second gun firing report in a rural area at 1 14 a m south of the Grinnel factory. An earlier shooting on County Trunk I near Alvin Gobels home is also under review. Officers collaborate with Wisconsin Conservation Department personnel on the probe.
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Grinnel Factory
Alvin Gobels
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Parochial School Payments Upheld by Vermont Court
The Supreme Court refused to review a Vermont ruling banning tuition payments to Catholic parochial schools. The Vermont Supreme Court decision, challenged by taxpayers, held that state aid to parochial schools violates the First Amendment due to church control and intertwined religion with education.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vermont
Vermont Supreme Court
South Burlington
U. S
Dead Man Identified by Long Lost Brother
Milwaukee area man identifies a deceased room tenant as his brother Albert Klemp of Janesville. The 72 year old man left $18,000 in savings and was found dead in a $7 a week room. Eric Klemp provided an alien registration card from 1918. fingerprints matched. Albert is survived by another brother and two sisters.
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Milwaukee
Janesville
Eric Klemp
Albert
Louis Bohnhoff 84 Dies After Long Illness
Louis Bohnhoff, 84, of Galena Illinois, died yesterday at Cuba City Medical Center after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at St Matthew's Lutheran Church Galena with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He formerly farmed in Schapville and moved to Galena in 1934. Survived by wife Anna Peters and children Harvey Clarence Louis, daughters Mrs. Earl Williams Mrs. Harry Gibbelstein and Mrs. Wilson, sister, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Louis Bohnhoff
Galena
Tll
Della Wilson
Benton
Cuba City
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Nash
Bohnhoff
Schapville
Anna Peters
Harvey
Clarence
Louis
Long Island
N.Y
Earl Williams
Elizabeth Ill
Harry Gibbelstein
de Witt
Wilson
Samuel Klitz Stricken at 74
Samuel J. Klitz 74 of Route 1 Rock City Illinois died Sunday after a brief illness at St. Francis Hospital Freeport. Services held today at Knapp Funeral Home Pecatonica with burial in Pecatonica Cemetery. Survived by wife Nora Alphager three daughters Thelma Johnson Evelyn Ferguson Arlie Ferguson a son and brother Jessie J Klitz.
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Samuel J. Klitz
Route 1
Rock City
Robert Klitz
Juda
Knapp
Pecatonica
Ill
Klitz
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Nora Alphager
Thelma Johnson
Evelyn Ferguson
Arlie Ferguson
Jessie J. Klitz
Rock Falls
Milwaukee firm forms Special Products department
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co announced Monday the creation of a Special Products department to be headed by Kenneth R. Geist former purchases director. Contact phone 3 for an ad taker today.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Kenneth R. Geist
Ken Parsons Named Farmster President
Ken Parsons was elected president of the Farmsters at a meeting last week in the agriculture building. Other officers elected were Burnette Burkhalter vice president Brown town and Mrs. Roger A. Stauffacher secretary treasurer. Miss Helen Green showed films on Oregon and handed out home economics pamphlets. The Wendell Wunschel and David Erickson families served lunch.
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Ken Parsons
Burnette Burkhalter
Browntown
Roger A. Stauffacher
Route 4
Helen Green
Oregon
Wendell Wunschel
Juda
David Erickson
Fred H. Rech Dies at 69 in Winslow Area
Fred H. Rech 69 of rural Winslow died Sunday. Services were at 2 PM at Leamen Funeral Home Lena with burial in Lena Burial Park. He died at St. Francis Hospital Freeport after being born in Lena and living in Beloit before farming in Winslow. Survived by his wife Ella Lutz two brothers Henry German Valley and Walter Freeport and five sisters Mrs Harry Wieman Freeport Mrs Elmer DeBerg and Mrs Laura Christianson both of Waterloo Ia Mrs Lou Ella Opel Milwaukee and Mrs Marjorie Opel Detroit Mich.
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Fred H
Rech
Winslow
Leamen
Lena
Mr. Rech
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Fred Rech
Ella Lutz
Beloit
Henry
German Valley
Walter
Harry Wieman
Elmer DeBerg
Laura Christianson
Waterloo
Louella Opel
Milwaukee
Marjorie Opel
Detroit
Mich
Dies at Freeport W Gavigan 77 Argyle native
William George Gavigan 77 of Argyle died Sunday in Freeport after years of illness. Services set for 9 30 a m at Schwarz funeral home and 10 a m at St Thomas Aquinas. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Survived by wife Esther Naomi O Donnell a daughter Frances Moore sister Margaret brother Edward two grandchildren and two infant children preceded in death by a son Robert.
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William George Gavigan
Argyle
Freeport
Schwarz Funeral Home
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
A. J. O'Neill
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Gavigan
William
Frances Daley Gavigan
Esther Naomi O’donnell
Frances Moore
Galveston
Tex
Margaret
Edward
Robert
Lafayette 4-H Plans Camp Activities at White Eagle Camp
Lafayette County 4 H club members begin the camping season at White Eagle 4 H Camp in Illinois. The first session for ages 10 to 13 starts June 19 with participants from Stephenson and Winnebago counties. Older members aged 14 to 21 attend sessions July 10 to 15.
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Lafayette County
White Eagle
Illinois
Stephenson
Winnebago County
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Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Wall
Stephenson County
Iil
Editorial
Evening Times
Albert H. Stoldt
Oscar R. Olson
Ray L. Paviak
R. V. Hurley
Lois Broughton
William Craig McCarter
Brodhead
Alice Tyler
Frank Cook
U.S
Lanz Agency
Winkies
the Grill
Duraclean
Cliff Hunt
Samuel Klitz
Rexall Drugs
Square Prescription Chemists
Farmers of Green
Wis
Reliable Town Mutual Insurance Companies
MT. Pleasant
Clarence Loveland
Pres
Ray T. Silver
Seey
L. J. Baumgartner
Treas
Monticello
Brooklyn
Green County Mutual Ins. Co.—Juda
Alfred Deininger
Ralph W. Whitehead
Secy
James H. Flanagan
15Th St
Clarno Mutual Fire Ins. Co.—Monroe
E. M. Deininger
16Th Ave
Chester D. Frautschy
20Th Ave
Ralph Lichtenwalner
21St Ave
Town Mutual Company
Fred H. Rech
W.G. Gavigan
Lafayette
Salem
Westinghouse
Hall’s
17Th Avenue
Labor
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