GOP group plans to assail Nelson on revenue claim
Milwaukee Republicans on the resolutions committee prep a strong rebuke of Gov. Nelson for alleged secrecy in government and for claiming a smaller 1959 61 budget deficit. They accuse Nelson of misleading lawmakers about revenue figures while seeking to justify a tax plan. Delegates exceed 3 000 as sessions begin Friday with platform and tax policy under review.
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GOP Group
Nelson
Milwaukee
Resolutions Committee
GOP
Jerris Leonard
Leonard
John Gronouski
Glen Pommerening
Platform Committee
Market Interest Shifts Off Defense
New York stock trading opened mixed as interest moved away from space age defense issues toward more peaceful sectors. Motors, chemicals, oils, vending and photographic stocks rose while missile makers, aircraft, electronics and rocket stocks fluctuated. Merger rumors supported rail stocks. steel shares slipped from recent highs.
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New York
Nelson urges milk price support increase in Madison
Gov. Gaylord Nelson urged Congress to boost minimum price supports for milk used in dairy products from $3.06 to $3.22 per hundredweight. He filed a statement with Sen. Olin Johnston noting the rise would still fall short of a real solution but would raise the guaranteed price for the balance of the year.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Olin Johnston
Subcommittee On
Nelson
Rev Schadeberg to Speak on Americanism in Monroe Tonight
Burlington congress candidate Rev Henry Schadeberg will address the Monroe American Legion post on Americanism in Legion clubrooms at 9 p.m. The talk, announced by Legion Americanism chairman Edward Niffenegger, will be non political and open to the public.
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Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Congress
Monroe American Legion
Legion
Edward Niffenegger
Legion Americanism Committee
Nelson Criticizes Group Conduct Over Park Sticker Bill
Gov. Nelson blasted the State Conservation Commission for what he called unfortu nate conduct after they adopted a resolution seeking a conference on a state park sticker bill. He demanded the commission tell others an appointment can be obtained by phone. The governor said a $2 park fee proposal will be sent to the Legislature next week, though quick adjournment could limit its chances.
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Madison
Nelson
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Charles Smith
Wausau
Smith
Paul Olson
John Lynch
Gordon
Green Lake
Lester Voigt
State Conservation Department
Voigt
One Body Recovered In Brothers Drowning
Portage authorities recovered the body of Walter J. Komistra of Milwaukee who drowned with his brother Stanley while fishing in Lake Wisconsin. The search for Stanley Komistra of Racine will continue.
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Walter J. Komistra
Milwaukee
Lake
Wisconsin
Columbia County
Stanley Komistra
Racine
Darlington Reports Population Increase in Early Census
Preliminary figures from the district census office in LaCrosse show Darlington with 2 345 residents, up 171 from 2 174 in 1950. The rise marks a noticeable growth for the Darlington area as the new census data are released.
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Darlington
LaCrosse
Cheese market steady in Madison with balanced offerings
In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows steady activity with fair to good demand and balanced offerings. Prices remain Cheddars 32 to 33 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 36 percent, longhorns 355 to 36 percent, and midgets 34 to 37 percent.
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Cheese Mart
Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Alice In Dairyland Parade Dinner Event
A downtown Monroe parade at 3 30 p m features bands floats and Alice in Dairyland candidates to kick off regional activities for the dairy queen contest. A 630 p m dinner in the M room with Merrie Jule Barney as speaker follows.
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Monroe
Alice-in- Dairyland
Dairy Queen
Merrie Jule Barney
Burlington
Alice-in- Dairy
Deininger Neighbors Help With Farm Work
Neighbors of Donald Deininger Route 2 who is recovering from surgery prepared ground for corn yesterday afternoon at the Deininger farm. The assisting list includes Verle Eb erle Herb Pfund Werner Rutsch Russell Kundert Ernest Wegmueller Lloyd Deininger John Deininger Lee Burkhalter Roger Schmidt John Waef fnler Eugene Salzwedel Richard Wyss Robert Elmer William Zuhlke Floyd Matzke Ed Anderson John Nyman and Bill Tschudy.
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Donald Deininger
Route 2
Deininger Farm
Verle Eberle
Herb Pfund
Werner Rutsch
Russell Kundert
Ernest Wegmueller
Lloyd Deininger
John Deininger
Lee Burkhalter
Roger Schmidt
John Waeffnler
Eugene Salzwedel
Richard Wyss
Robert Elmer
William Zuhlke
Floyd Matzke
Ed Anderson
John Nyman
Bill Tschudy
Achievement Day at Juda High School for Green County Homemakers
The annual Achievement Day for Green County Homemakers club members was held yesterday at Juda High School with a chicken dinner and project displays. Barry Hayes oversaw the cooking of 400 broilers over an outdoor charcoal fire, then the chickens were transported hot to the gym. Assistants included Roman Borkovec and Dewey Dwyer among others, with officers and committee chairmen listed for supplies, decorations, dining, and beverages. The Glarmont Accordion band provided music, and 12 year-round centerpiece displays were shown in the gym by New Glarus Center clubs and co-chairmen Clara Oppliger and Delmar Arn.
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Green County
Dewey Dwyer
Oswald Zentner
George Gramling
Myron Jeglum
Lewis Lehnherr
Rudolph Haskee
Fred Probst
Mmes
Avery Yost
Robert Wuetrich
John Chambers
Clarence Zweifel
Dayton Center
Dallas Weidman
Juda Center
Monroe II
John Kryder
Monroe IV
Walter Ziltener
Brodhead Center
Carl Stubbe
Monroe III
Roy Ruff
Monroe I
Glarmont Accordion
Dean Streiff
Swissettes Club
Training Event Highlights Local PTA Achievements
Lincoln PTA receives National Parent Teachers magazine certificate at Monroe PTA Council meeting. South School wins traveling membership plaque with a bar to be presented before fall. East North South and Lincoln schools earn achievement certificates and membership merit awards. Rev Jesse Dom chairs the year end meeting and notes a special PTA training session next Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Commercial and Savings Bank board room. Budget of 25 dollars approved to send a delegate to the Madison Wisconsin workshop June 21 22 23. Upcoming programs listed for next year include Haunted Mouse play October 1 Daniels Nielsen Danish performers November 5 hall Barratt-Dues Orway piano program April 15 Sundmans magic May 27 puppet theater. Officers: Rev Dom president Mrs Robert G Rote vice president Mrs Wilbert May secretary and Mrs William Lysser treasurer.
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Lincoln Pta
Monroe Pta
First National Bank
South School
South School Pta
North
South
Lincoln
Jesse Dom
Commercial and Savings Bank Board Room
PTA
Monroe
Dean Miller
Inter-Agency Council
PTA Council
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Arne Nielsen
Denmark
Halll
Barratt-Dues
Orway
Sundmans
Dom
Robert G. Rote
Wilbert May
William Lysser
W. A. Bender
Paul Miller
Robert Dearth
Robert L. Wells
Dearth
Jaycees
del Barrett
John Callahan
W. L. (George) Wells
Spoerry
Donald Liedschlag
Kenneth Schneider
Richard Lafferty
Miller
Bernard McGuinness
Khrushchev Seeks Coexistence After Berlin Summit Breakup
Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin after the failed summit, pledging peaceful coexistence and planning talks with Ulbricht and Grotewohl. He warned the U S to remove obstacles before another summit, avoiding new threats while noting potential separate peace moves could complicate East West tensions.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Theatea
United States
Craa
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Grotewohl
Europe
West Berlin
Paris
Eisenhower
East
Wilhelm Pieck
Iron Curtain
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Copenhagen
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Communist Party
Beef Up Defense Urged Over Paris Summit Irrationality
Air Force Gen. Thomas D. White told senators that beefing up national defense might be wise due to irrational behavior observed at the Paris summit conference.
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Washington
Air Force
Thomas D. White
Marean Earns Outstanding Junior Citizen Award in Monroe
Thomas Marean of Monroe was named County Outstanding Junior Citizen at a Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting held at the Swiss Wheel. Marean, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Marean, is a Monroe High School junior with numerous honors and leadership roles.
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Thomas Marean
Monroe High School
Jaycee
John F. Kundert
Marean
Victor Marean
Monroe
Times
Robert L. Ruef
Juda
Susan Disch
Monticello
JoAnn Montgomery
Joan Swiggum
Browntown
James Tschudy
New Glarus
David Grams
Joan Callahan
Wauwatosa
Victor
Route 2
YMCA
State Capitol
Madison
Monroe United Christian Youth Council
Monroe High School Key Club
Toronto
Canada
Wisconsin Christian Youth Council
United Christian Youth Movement
Lake Geneva
Philip J. Teehan
Dominic S. Garofalo
Tom R. Holyoke Jr
Edward A. Zupane
Kundert
Robert Zach
Jack Kundert
Zach
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Delbert Krupke
Thomas Kerr
Gromyko Expected To Press Charges At UN
Soviet Foreign Minister An drei A. Gromyko arrives in New York to press charges over American spy flights, with Arkady Soblev stating a Soviet resolution will be brought to the Security Council. Gromyko demanded action to stop flights, cable from Paris after the summit collapsed. The ambassador said the move aims to curb U S air force aggressions against the Soviet Union.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Gromyko
Paris
Security Council
11. Nation Council
Eisenhower Tours Lisbon After Paris Summit Fallout
President Eisenhower arrived in Lisbon for an overnight visit after the Paris summit’s collapse. He urged tightening belts and renewed effort for peace with justice, addressing 250,000 cheering Portuguese and meeting U S Embassy and military mission members. He recalled old ties with Portugal and NATO partnerships.
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Portugal
Eisenhower
U. S
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khrushchev
Hagerty
Khrushchev
Washington
Americo Rodrigues Tomaz
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United States
United Nations
NATO
Queluz Palace
Drowning Feared After Cabin Cruiser Mishap on Dam
A 20 foot cabin cruiser stalled during a shakedown run and plunged over a dam on the Fox River near Little Sauk about 10 miles south of Green Bay. One man, Jerry Kamholtz, 30, was missing and presumed drowned. five others were rescued and escaped injury.
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Green Bay
Jerry Kamholtz
Fox River
Kambholtz
LaVerne
Edward Sampson
David Overgard
Sampson
Overgard
Government Dam
Littlesah Ae
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Bea Flanagan
Karen Buholzer
Judy Flanagan
Lorna Wemmer
Allan F. Barnard
St. Victor’s
Monroe Alice
Deininger
Clara Oppliger
Delmar Arn
New Glarus Center
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Ike
Nikita
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