Fourteen WI State College faculty to retire at end of year
The Wisconsin State College system will see fourteen faculty members retire this year. Retirements span Superior Eau Claire Stout La Crosse Whitewater Oshkosh Stevens Point River Falls with names including Dr. Ove S. Olson Miss Inez Sparks Prof Charles Hornback and others across departments.
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Ruth Johnson
Stout
Alice J. Kirk
Home Economics
la Crosse
William M. Laux
History
Whitewater
Marie Benson
Oshkosh
Gerald C. Reed
Maysel E. Evans
Stevens Point
Norman E. Knutzen
River Falls
O'Neal Mason
Brooklyn man awaits June 3 trial in Madison court
Wayne L Aaberg 24 of Route 2 Brooklyn is free on a 2000 property bond with a trial set for Monday June 3 in Criminal and Traffic Court Madison After testimony Judge William C Sachtsen downgraded the charge from aggravated battery a felony to a misdemeanor The case stems from an alleged hit and run in a downtown Stoughton alley injuring Henry Olm 53 a bakery employee who was hospitalized at University Hospitals
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Wayne L. Aaberg
Route 2
Brooklyn
Madison
William C. Sachtsen
Aaberg
Henry Olm
Stoughton Bakery
Stoughton Alley
Holm
University Hospitals
State's Phone Group Elects New Directors
The Wisconsin State Telephone Association announced three year director terms. New directors include H A Hahl Beck Madison F H Schafer Clintonville Byron Dale Durand W W Wiswell Elkhorn Tony M Gotstein Sturgeon Bay and George F Griffin Amery. Phil Bigley Viroqua was re elected president and Ray Riordan Madison was named executive vice president with Griffin as vice president.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Telephone Association
H. A. Hahlbeck
General Telephone Co
F. H. Schafer
Urban Telephone Co
Clintonville
Byron Dale
Nelson Telephone Co
Durand
W.W. Wiswell
State Long Distance Telephone Co
Elkhorn
Tony M. Gotstein
Casco Telephone Co
Sturgeon Bay
George F. Griffin
Amery Telephone Co
Phil Bigley
Viroqua
Ray Riordan
Griffin
Duke University to get new president speaker at St Norbert
Dr. Douglas M. Knight, president of Lawrence College, will become president of Duke University. He will be commencement speaker and receive an honorary degree from St. Norbert College on June 2. Msgr Maurice S Sheehy of Cedar Rapids, educator and author, will speak at baccalaureate services the night before and also receive an honorary degree.
New Glarus Weekend Visitors From Surrounding States
Margie Lieder of Madison visited here with her parents Mr and Mrs John Lieder. Marie Freitag of Madison spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Freitag. The Sarbachers of Milledgeville Illinois and their family were weekend visitors of the Kellesvigs and Mrs Alene Sarbacher. The Urbens from Wheaton Illinois visited their relatives here. Willis Zwickey of Mundelein Illinois toured with relatives. Frank Brown and daughters of Madison were guests of Joe Hoesly’s family. Glen Dahler and Ernest Dahler visited Freeport with the Madi ca and Russell Mullen households. John Luthi and son Don attended Parents Day at Platteville State College.
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Margie _ Lieder
Madison
John Lieder
Marie Freitag
J.A. Freitag
Richard Sarbacher
Milledgeville
Vernon Kellesvig
Alene Sarbacher
Leon Urben
Wheaton
Ill
J.S. Urben
Clara Engler
Willis Zwickey
Mundelin
Frank Brown
Joe C. Hoesly
Glen Dahler
Debra
David
Ernest Dahler
New Glarus
Charles P. Madica
Russell Mullen
Freeport
John Luthi
Don
Madicon
Platteville State College
Six Area Girls Compete in Sun Prairie Alice in Dairyland Contest
Six area contestants join 31 entrants in Region II Alice in Dairyland pageant in Sun Prairie with an hour long parade at 1 30 p m after a noon luncheon. Finalists to Manitowoc in mid June will be chosen by judges and announced at 8 p m at the Methodist church parquet.
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Green County
Sun Prairie
Shirley Jean Zee
Albany
Susan M. Disch
Monticello
Shelby Mauerman
Brodhead
Sharon Kay Hollis
Brooklyn
Janice Diane Anderson
Blanchardville
JoAnn Carol Kramme
Belleville
Alice
Sylvia Lee
Area 4-H Clubs
Erich Lenz
Chamber of Commerce
Madison Drum and Bugle Corps
Manitowoc
Methodist Church
Miss Zee
Paul
Today in History Highlights From Across the Years
On this date events include the 1954 unanimous Supreme Court ruling that racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. Other notes mention the NYSE organized by brokers in 1792, the first telegraphy exchange in Boston in 1877, Roosevelt dime plans in 1945, the 1960 Paris summit collapse over a U2 flight, 1950s Israel peace talks shifts, a 1965 Jupiter missile test, and Dulles remarks on peace with Israel.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Paul de Chomedy
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
U.S. Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Paris
Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Foreign Affairs Committee
John Foster Dulles
Israel
United States
Lost Act Shrouds Logical Claim in Missing Document
An unnamed act or document is described as missing, challenging logic to locate the source. The piece notes the futility of overthinking when the core item is unrecovered, sparking interest in the status of the lost act and its potential implications.
Florine's Sportswear Ad Promises Value and Style
An advertisement invites shoppers to Florine’s offering dresses from 10.98 and up and varied sportswear. It highlights tax savings enabling a vacation and features items like stretch slacks, hooded jackets, beach towels, sun hats, and Jane Colby knit sportswear. The tone is promotional and confident about affordable fashion.
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Jane Colby
Six Guard Units On Priority List
The Army named four National Guard infantry divisions and two armored divisions as top candidates for early call in emergencies. The six are the 42nd Infantry of New York the 26th Infantry of Massachusetts the 28th Infantry of Pennsylvania the 30th Infantry of North Carolina the Armored of New Jersey and the 30th Armored of Tennessee. The 38th Infantry of Indiana and the 47th Infantry of Minnesota were given special missions. Alaska and the Panama Canal Zone would likely see reinforcement in a crisis.
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Washington
National Guard
Armored Guard
42Nd Infantry
New York
26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
30Th Infantry
North Carolina
Armored
New Jersey
30Th Armored
Tennessee
Army
38Th Infantry
Indiana
47Th Infantry
Minnesota
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
British Accuse Italian Scientist Martelli of Soviet Espionage
SOUTHEND England Giuseppe Martelli a 39 year old Italian nuclear scientist was accused this week of spying for the Soviet Union. Employed by Euratom he had worked since last November at Britain's Culham Reed Laboratory in Oxfordshire. He was arrested April 28 on return from Brussels and charged with an act preparatory to the commission of an offense under the British Official Secrets Act.
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Southend
England
Giuseppe Martelli
Foeort
Soviet Union
Martelli
European Atomic Energy Community
Euratom
Britain
Culham Red Laboratory
Oxfordshire
Brussels
Legislature In Brief Madison Debates Reapportionment Deadlock
Gov Reynolds would veto any redistricting bill that does not add two Assembly seats for Milwaukee County. Reynolds' aide told the Assembly elections committee the issue is tied to a June deadline for a court-ordered reapportionment, with discussions possible on delaying the deadline. The Assembly quickly moved to kill a Republican reapportionment measure while approving a $10,000 capital improvement grant for Circus World Museum Baraboo, funded from the general fund.
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Madison
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Assembly Elections Committee
Leonard Zabrenski
Senate
Waukesha County
Assembly
Milwaukee
Earl McEssy
Fond du Lac
Zubrensky
Zubrenski
Assembly State Affairs Committee
Wisconsin
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
State Athletic Commission
Harvey Dueholm
D-Luck
Stan Pelecky
Walter Terry
Rbaraboo
Terry
Industry Output Hits New Peak in April
Federal Reserve data show industrial production reaching 122.4 percent of the 1957-59 average in April, marking the second straight monthly high. Mines mills and factories boosted materials output while finished goods rose modestly. iron and steel climbed sharply. auto assemblies stayed high since 1962. and construction materials plus consumer goods parts continued rising.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Goecks Graduates From Aviation Mechanic School
Marine Pfc Toby E Goecks son of Mr and Mrs Ernest J Goecks 2028 17th avenue was graduated from the Aviation Mechanical Fundamentals school at Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee Completion of the course entitles Marines to enter technical training schools for further study in the aviation field.
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Goecks
Toby E. Goecks
Ernest J. Goecks
17Th Avenue
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Hefty Home on Leave Before Korea Deployment
Pfc. Eugene Hefty, in service since August 1962, is home on leave with his mother Mrs. Kenneth Ray near Belleville before reporting to Oakland for overseas duty on June 5. Hefty has been stationed at Ft. Ord California and is a former Monroe and Albany resident.
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Eugene
Korea
Kenneth Ray
Belleville
Pfc
Ft. Ord
Calif
Oakland
Monroe and
Albany
Ramblers Sales Hit Fresh May Opening Record
American Motors Corp reports Ramblers sales for the first 10 days of May totaling 13,052 units, the best for any initial period in May. Sales rose 28 percent versus the first 10 days of April, officials said.
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American Motors Corp
American Motors
Green County 4-Hers to Manitoba for exchange trip
Five Wisconsin 4-H members from Green County will stay a week in Dauphin Manitoba joining 33 other 4-Hers from Wisconsin. Chaperoned by Don Schoedel Shawano County agent Norm Everson leads the program with Audrey Beach Patricia Pinnow Linda Carroll Phillip Ringhand and James Fahey listed as participants.
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Green County
Maple Leaf
Manitoba
Canada
Yours
Mine
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Wisconsin
Queen’s Highways
Audrey Beach
Patricia Pinnow
Linda Carroll
Phillip Ringhand
James Fahey
Duane Beach
Chester Pinnow
Melvin Carroll
Maurice Ringhand
Robert Fahey
Don Schoedel
Shawano County
Green County 4H Members Stage State Club Week in Madison
A Green County group attends State 4H Club Week in Madison from June 18 to 21. Participants include JoAnn Albertson Audrey Beach Beverly Block Alice Carroll Luann Guttmer Pat Kaster Sherry Marty Vicki Miller Diane Riemer Roger Ace Noreen Bloom Tom Hefty Steven Mitschele Frank Bear and John Wegmueller. Activities feature university and city tours an address by Governor Reynolds music recreation speeches discussions and talent shows. Audrey Beach serves in the State 4H chorus.
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Green County 4H
State
Madison
JoAnn Albertson
Audrey Beach
Beverly Block
Alice Carroll
Luann Guttmer
Pat Kaster
Sherry Marty
Vicki Miller
Dianne Riemer
Roger Ace
Nordeen Bloom
Tom Hefty
Steven Mitschele
Frank Bear
John Wegmueller
University
Wisconsin 4-H Week delegates to be chaperoned by agent
Roger Ace and Joan Weeg Mueller are named as participants in a speaking competition. Steven Mitschele will represent the SW Wisconsin district in speaking. Elmer Kohl stedt, Lafayette County 4-H club agent, will chaperone Green and Lafayette County State Club Week delegates this year. County 4H agents usually take turns in this role.
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Pand
Roger Ace
Joan Weegmueller
Steven Mitschele
Wisconsin
Elmer Kohlstedt
Lafayette County
Green
Wisconsin Cadet Jeff Knezel to Receive Bronze Merit Medal
Jeff Knezel, a UW Madison junior studying commerce, is chosen for the Bronze Medal of Merit by the Cook County Illinois chapter of the Reserve Officers Association. The award honors an outstanding junior Air Force ROTC cadet for military aptitude scholastic excellence and leadership. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Knezel.
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Rrodhead
Jeff Knezel
University of Wisconsin
Cook County
Illinois
Reserve Officers Association
Vernon Knezel
Truttmann Joins Survey Group With Family Weekend Visit
Dennis O. Truttmann continues with the U S Geological Survey Group. He will visit his grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Duerst in Monticello this weekend. After discharge from the Marine Corps last September he lived with the Duersts and joined the survey group which worked in Green County, Beebe Arkansas, and now Powers Michigan.
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Dennis O. Truttmann
Henry Duerst
Monticello
Truttmann
Duersts
Marine Corps
U.S. Geological Survey Group
Green County
Beebe
Ark
Powers, Mich
Rail unions resume talks on work rules dispute
Washington reports five operating railroad brotherhoods will resume negotiations Monday to seek a settlement before a June 12 nationwide strike deadline. A three member presidential panel proposes a safety test to eliminate unneeded firemen from freight and yard trains, the core issue in the three year dispute.
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Washington
Bees hum by vibrating wings not by mouth parts
Bees produce sound through rapid wing vibration rather than buzzing from their mouth. The tremors create the characteristic hum observed in many bee activities.
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Duke St. Norbert
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Janice Anderson
Shelby Matterman
Joann Carol Kvamme
Harper's
Miss Kvamme
Casper Kvamme
New Glarus High School
Primrose 4H
Dane County
Carnes Corp
Verona
Miss Disch
Frederick Disch
Route 1
Green County Agricultural Office
Harvey Mauerman
Mauerman
Decatur 4-H
Miss Hollis
Paul McBeriee
Hollis
Belleville High School
Whitewater State College
Miss Anderson
Glenn Anderson
Argyle High School
Florine OM PE
Irie
Teme CT
Porte Te Aga
Ata
State Farm
State Farm Mutual
Walter £. Drews
15Th St
Monroe
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Irongion, Htora
Esearch
Truttman
Survey Group
Mercury
Highway 69
Behring Motor CO
Lincoln
Meteor
Dial
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