Editorial A Hazard in the Sky Calls for Safer Air Travel
The editorial notes a latest mid-air collision between an airliner and a military plane with one survivor. It argues the cause may defy explanation, calls for coordinated federal safety regulations, and urges steps by the CAB and CAA to minimize future crashes amid growing air travel. It praises aviation safety records but seeks a definitive solution.
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National Guard
Maryland
CAB
CAA
Morse Criticizes Nixon Latin America Visit
Senator Morse challenges the Nixon administration and State Department over Vice President Nixon’s Latin America tour. He says warnings from officials suggested Peru and Venezuela trips would provoke trouble and questions why Nixon did not limit travel to Argentina. He criticizes the administration while urging the foreign relations committee to address improving economic ties.
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Wayne Morse
Eisenhower
State Department
Nixon
Latin America
Morse
Peru
Venezuela
Argentina
Robert Murphy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Murphy
Lebanon
Algeria
Sen. Morse
White House
Foreign Relations
Rocket Now Leading Sputnik III in Orbit
London and Moscow reported the Sputnik III mission shows the carrier rocket now ahead by one fifth of an orbit, meaning the rocket will reenter and be destroyed by atmospheric friction while the satellite remains aloft.
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London
Moscow
Earth
Centennial events and notable obituaries in Green County
Read of a kindergarten schoolroom concept for happier homes discussed by Dr. Douglas F. Party at a PTA gathering in the high school auditorium. The piece notes U S demands over Marine Carp abductees, a centennial program honoring four major ethnic groups, and obituaries while recalling past milestones from 25 to 40 and 50 years ago.
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Douglas F. Party
University of Wisconsin
United States
Marine Carp
Beirut
Green County
Mary K. Ruf
Kathryn Chambers
Juda
Ina Butler
Wisconsin
Memorial Day Chicken Bar-B-Que Planned by Monroe Jaycees
The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce named committees for the second annual Chicken Bar-B-Que to be held at the fairgrounds on Memorial Day May 30 with extended carryout service and a Catholic church dispensation for abstinence. Organizers include co chairs Dr Yale Gerol and Donald Liedschlag, with numerous committee leads and ticket mailings ongoing.
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Monroe
George O. Wirz
Madison
Bishop O'Connor
Yale Gerol
Donald N. Liedschlag
Dominic S. Garofalo
John Ferron
Thomas Kerr
Kenneth Schneider
C. Gene Hennager
Jaycee
Liedschlag
W. A. Bender
Robert Dearth
States House the Majority of Active U S Pilots
About 47 percent of active aviation pilots in the United States reside in seven states: California Texas New York Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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U. S
California
Texas
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Comfort Ahead For Urban Dogs
The Gaines Dog Research Center urges citywide dog care measures as New York Sanitation adds canine comfort stations in a congested area. They call for owner education, rooftop pet areas, curbside stations near hydrants, and more park facilities to ease urban dog nuisance.
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Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Rover
New York City
Commissioner of Sanitation
Gaines
Oscar Syftestad Dies at 70 in Perry Township
Services were held at Perry Lutheran church near Mt. Horeb for Oscar Syftestad 70 a lifelong Perry resident and retired Perry Township farmer who died Sunday. Surviving brothers are Selmer of Mr Horeb and Jacob of Blanchardville.
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Oscar Syftestad
Jacob
Blanchardville
Perry Lutheran Church
Mt. Horeb
Syftestad
Perry Township
Perry
Selmer
Horeb
Miss Jeanette Urben To Graduate at U of W
Miss Jeanette Urben daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob S Urben and a UW senior is in Nashville Tennessee for a four month internship in physical therapy at Vanderbilt University Hospital She will receive a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin in June and a certificate of physical therapy in September after clinical affiliation.
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New Glarus
Jeanette Urben
Jacob S. Urben
University of Wisconsin
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Urben
William Disch 60 Dies After Illness in Woodstock
William M. Disch age 60, a Monticello native and former New York Central railroad conductor for 28 years, died Monday night at his Woodstock home after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Merwin funeral home Woodstock with Rev. C. C. Urch officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery. Survived by wife Luella a son Delbert Woodstock two grandchildren and several brothers and sisters from Wisconsin and California.
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William M. Disch
Monticello
Woodstock
Merwin
C. C. Urch
First Presbyterian Church
Union Cemetery
Disch
Henry Disch
Riots spread to Colon as students clash with guards
Disorders spread Tuesday night from Panama City to Colon where rioters stormed the national guard headquarters using stones and bottles. Six guardsmen and a boy were injured in the unrest.
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Panama
Colon
National Guard
Pasture Shortage Prompt Dairy Feeding Tips
Wisconsin dairy husbandman J. W. Crowley notes pasture may be scarce until late May. Turning cows on pasture too early hurts crops and yields. If hay is costly, ration hay and supplement with grain. Two pounds grain replaces three pounds hay. 10 pounds grain reduces hay needs from 30 to 15 pounds. Consider high moisture corn at risk of spoilage. Phone 3 for an Adtaker.
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J. W. Crowley
University of Wisconsin
Crowley
Monticello High School 1958 Commencement Exercises
Monticello High School holds commencement for the 1958 class in the school gym with program elements including Pomp and Circumstance, invoking prayer, vocal solos by Mary Klassy and Susan Disch, and a keynote address by Joan C. Hickman of the University of Wisconsin. Eight grade diplomas are awarded along with senior awards and diplomas. candidates include Steve Boyum, Ralph Brunner, Norman Crouch, Armin Daubert, Pauline Disch, Roger Dooley, William Escher, Arthur Flesher, Ernest Gempeler, Frances Gould, Joann Grossen, Kathleen Grunder, William Hefty, Eugene Hefty, Ronald Hilliard, Janet Kehm, Judith Lehr, Anna Marie Marty, John Ponyicsanyi, Rolanda Richards, Nancy Root, Carol Taylor, Virginia Studer, Joyce Zentner, Gail Wittenwyler, James Zweifel.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Carolyn Klassy
A. R. Achtemeier
Mary Klassy
Joan C. Hickman
University of Wisconsin
Susan Disch
Steve Boyum
Ralph Brunner
Norman Crouch
Armin Daubert
Pauline Disch
Roger Dooley
William Escher
Arthur Flesher
Ernest Gempeler
Frances Gould
Joann Grossen
Kathleen Grunder
Lunatic Who Plotted Truman Death Caught
Leroy Shadrick a former West Virginia coal miner and Harlan Kentucky native who said he planned an assassination of former President Truman and attempted a robbery was recaptured Tuesday after escaping Monday night from the state mental hospital with four other criminals.
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Raleigh
N. C
Leroy Shadrick
Truman
Shaddick
West Virginia
Harlan
Former Wisconsin Man Held in Florida Killing
Orlando Florida Duncan a 39 year old former Wisconsin man is jailed on a first degree murder charge to be acted upon by the fall term circuit court grand jury. He allegedly shot Fritz Eichinger a 27 year old naturalized German citizen after a drugstore argument in downtown Orlando. Eichinger, who arrived here 11 months ago for a plumbing job after U. S. Army service, died as his car moved. Passenger William A. Burroughs 32 identified Duncan as the shooter following a prior dispute at a drug store.
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Orlando
Fla
P.A. J. Duncan
Watertown
Wis
Fritz Eichinger
Duncan
Eichinger
Germany
William A. Burroughs
Amazing bargains in The Times classified.
Daily notices present across The Times classifieds. Readers find bargains, listings, and offers in a broad range of categories.
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Times
Montgomery Ward Introduces Revolving Charge Accounts
Montgomery Ward in Monroe unveils Wards Revolving Charge Accounts allowing customers to set a fixed monthly payment and charge purchases without paying the full balance each month. Store Manager Mr. Jacobs says the system speeds shopping and simplifies credit use as it rolls out nationwide.
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Montgomery Ward
Monroe
Wards
Jacobs
WRC
Ward
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U of W
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Schenley Dist. Inc
Frankfort
Saac FA
Manitowoc
N. B. Cruser
Credit Bureau of Madison
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Thorp Finance Co
Milwaukee
Rieder
Monroe Clinic
William Disch
Schick
F. W. Woolworth Co
Ferron’s
Swank Jewelry
McGregor
Pioneer
Rabber
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Pendleton Sports
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