Steinle Poised for GOP Endorsement in Wisconsin Senate Race
Milwaukee judge Roland J. Steinle leads for the Republican endorsement at the state convention as the party backs a candidate to reclaim the U S Senate seat vacated by McCarthy's death. Opponents for endorsement include Ray Dittmore and James Onderdonk, with Kohler, Dav is, and Knowles among others noted in the field.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Roland J. Steinle
U. S
William Proxmire
Walter J
Davis
Steinle
Ray Dittmore
James Onderdonk
Madison
Dena Smith
Warren Smith
Thomson
Warren P. Knowles
Leo P. O’brien
Green Bay
Knowles
Atty
Stewart Honeck
Robert Zimmerman
Stock Prices Rise During Brisk Trade
New York stocks moved higher in brisk trading with gains in steels rails aircrafts base metals and oils. Government bonds advanced as the market widened its gains amid another rise in the cost of living.
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New York
U. S
County Democrats To Hear Candidates At Turner Hall Rally
The Green County Democrats meet at 8 tonight in Turner Hall. Sheriff candidate William P. Dietrich and Brooklyn Police Chief Don Ferris are slated to speak, with Otto Feige of Madison as guest. Mrs. Raymond Barth notes an open primary and aims for a full county slate. Delegates to the June state Democratic convention at La Crosse will be elected tonight.
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Green County
Turner Hall
William P. Dietrich
Don Ferris
Brooklyn
Otto Feige
Madison
Democrat Party
Dane County
Raymond Barth
LaCrosse
Guard To Train On Firing Range
Company K will spend the weekend at the Camp Douglas firing range with 120 Guardsmen departing Monroe armory by convoy at 6 30 p m for firing starting 7 a m Saturday and returning about 5 p m Sunday. Two week maneuvers with the 32nd Division are set for June 14 through June 28 at Camp Mc Coy. Co K leaves at 6 45 a m Saturday June 15 along a new route via Highway 69 north to 151 Beltline Madison 51 16 13 21 into camp.
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Company K
Camp Douglas
Monroe
Camp McCoy
Co. K
Madison
Camp
Traffic Checks in County Communities Announced
Sheriff Samuel F Humbel said deputies and the State Traffic Patrol will run road safety checks today and tomorrow. A safety check occurred in Brodhead from 1 to 5 p m and will occur tomorrow in Monroe 8 a m to noon and in New Glarus 1 to 5 p m.
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Samuel F. Humbel
Brodhead
Monroe
New Glarus
U S Doubles Globemaster Force to Europe
The Defense Department said 13 Globemaster three deck planes joined 18 others already en route to Germany, nearly doubling the U S airlift to Europe amid outbreaks in Lebanon and Algeria. The planes departed Saturday morning.
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Washington
United States
Globemaster
Europe
Lebanon
Algeria
Defense Department
Germany
French Tunisian Clash Tests Pflimlin Government
Fighting between French and Tunisian forces flared in Tunisia after a French air raid on Gafsa. President Bourguiba reported the clash as Paris seeks to control Algeria amid rightist resistance. Pflimlin backs constitutional reforms to stabilize cabinet turnover while Gaullist generals are targeted for control.
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Paris
Tunisia
Pierre Pflimlin
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
Gafsa
Algeria
Rench
France
Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
de Gaulle
Pflimlin
National Assembly
Algiers
Mail Rate Hike Approved by House Transit Committee
The House passed a bill to raise first class letters from 3 to 4 cents and airmail letters from 6 to 7 cents with a 379 to 0 vote. It includes wage increases for post office workers totaling 380 million dollars annually and await President Eisenhower's signature to take effect August 1. The Senate had earlier approved the measure 8 to 0.
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Washington
House
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Platteville College Post Goes to Ullsvik
Bjarne Ullsvik, 46, administrative assistant to the president of Illinois State Normal University at Normal, was named president of the state college at Platteville by the board of regents to succeed C. O. Newlun. Ullsvik, a Madison native and UW graduate, has taught in Sheboygan Madison and Eau Claire and has served at Normal since 1945.
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Madison
Bjarne R. Ullsvik
Illinois State Normal University At Normal
State College At
Platteville
Board of Regents of State Colleges
C. O. Newlun
Ullsvik
University of Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Eau Claire
Normal
Green County Entrants in Alice in Dairyland Pageant
Green County sends four entrants to the Alice in Dairyland regional event in Janesville as 53 other regional contestants compete. Finalists were named from five regional contests last Saturday. more will be named this week.
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Green County
Janesville
DePere
Alice In Dairyland
Nancy Wagner
Monroe
Carroll College
Waukesha
Janeen Boyer
Suzanne Riley
Belleville
Madison Business College
Isabel Kaderli
Brodhead
Judo
Whitewater
Rock County
Baxter Newton
State Department of Agriculture
Joan
Chicagoan Fireman Arrested in Slayings Probes
Chicago fireman Kenneth O Kene, 24, was arrested by McHenry County authorities as the prime suspect in the Maria Ridulph kidnap slaying and Judith Mae Anderson disappearance. He admitted attempting to abduct a 15 year old near Richmond and described other attempted abductions in Wauconda. He will be questioned about the Ridulph case as well.
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Woodstock
Maria Ridulph
Sycamore
Judith Mae Anderson
Chicago
McHenry County
Kenneth O’kene
Richmond Area
O’kene
Wauconda
Anderson
Ridulph
Johnny
Galena
Red Head Lake
Kane County
Harry Herendeen
Terwilliger Wins State Bar Presidency by 21 Votes
Herbert L. Terwilliger of Wausau defeated Francis J. Wilcox of Eau Claire by 21 votes to become president elect of the State Bar of Wisconsin. The State Bar election committee announced the result on Wednesday.
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Madison
State Bar of
Wisconsin
Herbert L. Terwilliger
Wausau
Francis J. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Bar Election Committee
Wisconsin Leaders Confer on Oaktron Expansion Loan
Wisconsin Development Credit Corp and state leaders meet at Eugene hotel to finalize a $30,000 loan for Oaktron Industries addition. Local investor adds $25,000. expansion plans include moving Oaktron Electric from Tinine to Monroe after a recent merger.
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Wisconsin Development Credit Corp
Eugene
Oaktron Industries, Inc
John Stauber
Marshfield
Rolland Berger
Madison
R. W. Blaha
Reial and Savings Bank
Harold Blumer
Monroe Industrial Development Corp
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Monroe Building Corp
New Industrial Combustion, Inc
Wisconsin Development Credit
Oaktron
Oaktron Electric
Tinine
Monroe
Wildlins
Oaktron Pression
Frost Warning And Light Rain For Wisconsin Area
Wisconsin forecasts show frost likely tonight with little moisture expected to materialize. Monroe recorded .06 inch of rain to settle dust, while Milwaukee airport temperatures plunged from 60 to 51 degrees during a squall with 62 mph northeast wind.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Milwaukee
Sophia Rufenacht of Monroe Dies at 82
Mrs. Sophia Rufenacht 82 of 2133 17th avenue Monroe died at 5 40 a m today in St Clare hospital after a stroke five weeks ago born August 28 1875 in Canton Bern came to the Monroe area in 1888 first married 1892 to Samuel Boss died 1926 later married Paul H Rufenacht died 1951 survived by five sons two daughters two brothers one sister two stepdaughters sixteen grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren funeral 1 30 p m Saturday Shriner Neushwan der funeral home St Johns pastor officiating burial in Franklin cemetery west on Highway 11 call at funeral home tomorrow
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Sophia Rufenacht
17Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Rufenacht
Sophia Wuethrich
John and
Elizabeth Badertscher Wuethrich
Canton Bern
Monroe
Samuel Boss
Paul H. Rufenacht
Samuel
Albert Boss
Alfred Boss
Monroe Township
Edward
Glen Boss
Cadiz Township
Henry Germann
Joseph Dearth
John Wuethrich
Clarno
Gottfried
Gottfried Frauchiger
Robert Anderson
Williams Bay
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Ella Isely
Walter Trickel
Gottlieb Bosse
Albert Frautschy
Simon and
Alrica Wuetarich
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John's
Franklin Cemetery
Highway 11
Cheese market steady in Madison amid fair demand
The Madison Wisconsin market shows steady American cheese activity with fair to good demand. Offerings are small with adequate styles, state brands large styles ample and prices varying for cheddars, daisies, longhorns, and midgets across different grades.
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Cheese Mart
Madison
Wisconsin
Plan urged for safer air travel after midair collision
Eisenhower ordered a special study by the Air Coordinating Committee to reduce midair collisions. The move followed a Maryland crash that killed 12. House members Preston and Clevenger planned talks with the president about the incident. The session contemplated new safety rules including an instrument flight plan on major routes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Coordinating Committee
White House
Maryland
Air National Guard
House
Prince Preston
D- Ga
Cliff Clevenger
Ohio
Preston
Chanring
Air Force
Elwood R
Pete) Quesada
James T. Pyle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Senate Commerce
Congress
Pyle
U. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Federal Aviation Agency
Korea
Arlington National Cemetery
CAA
Commerce Department
United States
Capital Airlines
Capital
Nike Base Blast Rocks New Jersey
An explosion rocked the U S Army Nike guided missile base in Middletown New Jersey today. State police reported several dead and injured. The base guards the New York metropolitan area and is equipped with the Nike Ajax missile designed to hit planes up to 60 000 feet. The base sits several miles from the Atlantic Ocean.
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Middletown
N. J
New Jersey
New York
Atlantic Ocean
UW cadet Wesley Falk wins Reserve Officers Association Award
Wesley Falk son of Clarence and Mrs Falk Route 3 was named recipient of the Reserve Officers Association Award at the University of Wisconsin He is a sophomore and salutatorian of 1956 chosen from about 300 sophomores to receive the award He will be honored at the president's review during Parents Weekend tomorrow The award goes to the outstanding sophomore Air Force ROTC cadet selected for the advanced AFROTC course
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Wesley Falk
Clarence Falk
Reserve Officers Association
University of Wisconsin
Falk
Will B
Neva
Air Force
Cardinal Stritch Improves After Stroke In Rome
Cardinal Samuel Stritch, archbishop of Chicago, 70, shows slight improvement after a stroke three days ago. He remains in serious but stationary condition and has rested well with nourishment and communion possible as Vatican doctors report.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Filippo Rocchi
Vatican
Milwaukee man dies in crash after diabetic blackout
Dewey G. Wilson, 54, of Whitefish Bay suburb, died Wednesday when his car left the road near downtown Milwaukee. Police say a diabetic blackout caused the crash into the Milwaukee River after crossing a guardrail.
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Milwaukee
Dewey G. Wilson
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee River
Ceremony Opens Monroe High School Cornerstone Laying
The cornerstone of Monroe High School was laid despite weather. Supt. D J Huenink led ceremonies with Board President Herbert T Johnson and Principal Lloyd Nielsen speaking. The copper box included photos, Oct 11 1956 and Oct 27 1956 Times copies, a WEKZ tape, curricula, yearbook and city directory.
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Monroe High School
Board of Education
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Herbert T. Johnson
T. R. Holyoke
Gayleen Steensrud
Lloyd Nielsen
WEKZ
Johnson
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Leslie Kindschi
Herman A. Stuessy
R. W. Blaha
Special Citizens Committee
Nielsen
Holyoke
E. O. Evans
Huenink
O. R. Evans
Droessler Construction Co
General Contractors
Memorial Services Planned by 40 and 8 Veterans
Green County Volture 40 and 8 will hold memorial service at Monticello High School Sunday night at 7 30. The service honors one Spanish American, six World War II and sixteen World War I veterans who have died since May 39 1957. All Legion Posts Auxiliaries and the public are welcome. Harold B Schulz Monticello County chef de gare is in charge.
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Green County
Volture 40
Monticello
Legion
Harold B. Schulz
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Jeanette
Gerri
Mary
Geri Starnes
Gafsa Field
Platteville College
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Nike Base
Bulletin
Julius R. McCoy
Baltimore
Memorial Hospital
Frederick
McCoy
Maryland Air National Guard
Brunswick
Bob Burchette
Washington Post and Times Herald
Afrotc
Wesley L. Falk
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