Cherokees Seek Point Four Aid for Self Sufficiency
Cherokee leader Walter Jackson and tribal councilors urge U S aid program Point Four to fund capital for Cherokee industry. They recount history from forced removal to the Trail of Tears, describe a growing 350 Indian workforce at the Smoky Mountains reservation, and note diabetes as a major current health issue while stressing self sufficiency through business loans and tourism ventures.
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Lucy Show Renewed With CBS Through June
Sponsors Procter and Gamble and General Foods sign a one year deal for the I Love Lucy show on CBS. The current contract runs until June and will be extended for another season pending renewal.
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Udall marks first anniversary of deadly Udall tornado
Udall Kas marks the first anniversary of a tornado that killed 79 and wounded many. The town plans a memorial at Four Corners then resumes rebuilding with 160 new homes, four new buildings including a high school and elementary school, utilities and storm shelters. City leaders predict growth toward 1000 residents as reconstruction nears completion by fall.
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Red China Admits Five Year Plan In Jeopardy
The Peiping People's Daily reports party members and organizations sabotaging the five year industrialization program. It cites cases where party discipline was violated and production endangered in Red China.
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Durocher Re-signs with NBC as Talent Relations Chief
Leo Durocher known as Lippy signs a new one year contract with NBC to continue work mainly in talent relations. The National Broadcasting Company announced the deal yesterday with no terms disclosed.
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Lippy) Durocher
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Brodhead Pastor to Leave for Mission
Rev. Marcus Lewis pastor of Luther Valley church near Brodhead resigns this summer to head a mission church at Brookfield near Milwaukee. Since 1939 he led the church, oversaw a new building after a 1951 fire, and served as a key church and civic leader including 4-H, Boy Scout work, and circuit presidencies. He entered the Navy chaplain corps in 1943, served in the Pacific, and was discharged in 1946.
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County 4 H Picnic Set for July 1 Across Four Counties
Annual county 4 H picnic planned for Sunday July 1 at a site chosen by the picnic committee. Committee members include Mrs. Dean Streiff New Glarus Mrs. Harvey Mauerman Decatur Mrs. Christ Tschanz Hilltop Fred Oschner Smiley Mrs. August Martini Dutch Hollow David Hermannson junior leader York and Marjory Deppeler junior leader Spring Grove. The group also plans the county camp July 6 7 8 at Upham Woods near Wisconsin Dells with counselors Miss Nancy Feldt Mrs Henry Ve Babler Mrs Margaret Stracka Otto Erzinger and James Di Voll and cooks Mrs Frank Bloom and Mrs R J Douglas.
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4 H Health Exams To Begin in June Monroe Clinic to host
Four fairs will be given during June in New Glarus and Belleville with a Thursday afternoon session to be announced later at the Monroe Clinic. Letters explaining the procedure will be sent to all 4H families in June, Everson said.
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Memorial Day program set for Orangeville cemetery
ORANGEVILLE Times special Everett Laughlin Freeport attorney will give the Memorial Day address at 10 45 a m Wednesday May 30 in the Orangeville cemetery If rain the program moves to the high school gym The parade and ceremony start at 10 30 a m with a Navy dedication at the bridge a prayer by Rev Best firing squad and taps Then the procession goes to the cemetery The Orangeville high school band led by T A Kiburz will perform two numbers Rev Best will lead prayer Mr Laughlin introduced by John Muss Legion post commander An auxiliary wreath at the flagpole honors soldiers who died in service Russell Mills will be
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Parade Leaders Named For Civic Observance
A sergeant in charge of the firing squad, Val Schriner and Les Krug leading cars for the parade, with Lyle Miller and Roy Hefty in charge of small children. A historical note recalls a Frenchman reaching Michigan's upper peninsula in 1618, two years before Plymouth Rock.
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Regents Map 57 Million Building Plan for Wisconsin Colleges
The College Regents outlined a 57 million dollar 20 year building program for Wisconsin state colleges. It calls for 29 dormitories nine college unions six physical education buildings 22 classroom and laboratory buildings one library and one heating plant. The plan aims to meet current needs and future enrollment growth projected to exceed 22 000 by 1955 and 27 000 by 1972 with present enrollment about 9 750. Funding includes building funds and federal loans with land needs at Oshkosh La Crosse Eau Claire Stout Whitewater and Stevens Point. Authorities seek 362 000 in emergency board fees to hire 58 new teachers and equip facilities this fall. Courses of study in music at Stevens Point and speech at Oshkosh were approved.
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