Farm Marketing Proposal Killed By GOP Senators
Madison Republicans blocked Gov Nelson’s farm marketing bill aimed at cooperative grading production and price setting for farmers. The measure failed 14-18 with only two Republicans voting with Democrats. the Assembly also blocked housing tax relief measures while budgets were balanced by tax changes.
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GOP
Madison
State
Senate
Nelson
Wisconsin
J. Earl Leverich
Sparta
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Assembly
Glenn Pommerening
R-Wauwatosa
Thomas Duffey
Howard Pellant
Ing
Pommerening
Atty. Gen
John Reynolds
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Eight Mile Leeway Admitted on Speed Tolerance
Madison officials disclosed a speed tolerance of eight miles per hour for enforcement. James L. Karns, the Motor Vehicle Commissioner, said patrolmen would not arrest unless a driver exceeded eight mph. Assembly Republican Hugh Harper pressed for a yes or no on the tolerance existence and value.
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Madison
James L. Karns
Hugh Harper
Assembly Highway Committee
Karns
Harper
First Column Installed on Capitol East Front
The first of the new marble columns was set in place today on the Capitol’s east front. The 24 white columns will replace the original sandstone shafts. Each weighs 18 tons.
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Washington
Capitol
Ream
Monroe graduates busy with exams and events
The 124 member Monroe high school class is taking final exams and attending a baccalaureate rehearsal. Seniors plan a Tuesday banquet in the M room and an outing at Recreation Park. Baccalaureate is Sunday at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Commencement is next Thursday with rehearsal at 9:30 a.m. and awards at 1:15 p.m.
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Monroe High School
Lloyd C. Nielsen
Monroe
Recreation Park
Greta Pitkin
Paul H. Olm
George Walter
Lawrence College
D. J. Huenink
Hay Day Rescheduled for June 9 at Glen Hasse Farm
Rainfall delays push Hay Day from June 3 to Thursday June 9 at the Glen Hasse farm tenanted by William Hartwig on Highway 81 northwest of Monroe. Smock Valley Watershed association and Monroe farm machinery dealers organize the forage harvesting day with demonstrations of mowers rakes balers bale throwers forage harvesters self unloading wagons hay dryers and chopper units starting at 10 a.m. Lunch on grounds. Demonstrations in green feeding wilted grass silage and baling run 1 to 3 30 p.m.
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Glen Hasse
William Hartwig
Highway 81
Monroe
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Pope John XXIII Proclaims Barbarigo Saint
Pope John XXIII today proclaimed Gregorio Cardinal Barbarigo a saint. The 17th century Italian bishop of Bergamo and Padua was noted for reorganizing ecclesiastical studies and seminaries.
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Rome
John XXIII
Gregorio Cardinal Barbarigo
Bergamo
Padua
Apple Doll Craft by Mae Klassy Captivates Shoppers
Miss Mae L. Klassy carves and ages apple heads to form doll figures. For 15 years she has displayed apple head dolls in her shop window with handmade bodies and old fashioned dresses sewn by her sister. The process uses paring knives and a kit of interchangeable blades, with years required to cure the apples.
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Mae L. Klassy
Times
Klassy Shop
Emma K. Jenny
Miss Klassy
Jenny
Captive C47 Lands in East Germany After MIG Incident
Six Soviet MIG jets fired on a U.S. Air Force C47 transport forcing a landing in East Germany last Friday. Capt. James Lundy of Findlay Ohio said Russians treated the nine Americans aboard well and cited wind errors as cause for entering East German airspace. The plane and crew reached Wiesbaden after the Russians allowed takeoff. Lundy faced grounding for investigation.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
James Lundy
Findlay
Ohio
Lundy
Air Force
Eermnen
Copenhagen
Israeli Fire Shoots Down Egyptian Army Plane
Israeli fighters shot down an Egyptian army plane near the Israeli Egyptian border, according to an Israeli army spokesman.
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Nasser
Tel Aviv
Israel
Eisenhower Backing Full Airing Of Summit Meeting Collapse
The U N Security Council rejected by a two to seven vote and two abstentions a Soviet resolution labeling the United States as an aggressor over U two spy flights. Gromyko pressed for condemnation but found no Western or neutral support as Poland backed the Soviet move. Tunisia and Ceylon abstained in the tense session.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Poland
Soviet Union
Tunisia
Ceylon
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Gromykov
Council
Band to Play for Monroe Rural School Graduation
The Monroe Junior Band with 50 members from Monroe and rural area grades will perform tomorrow night in the junior high auditorium. Band director Allan F. Barnard says a 25 minute prelude precedes the 8 p.m. processional for the eighth grade ceremony. Apprentice directors Karen Buholzer John Beutel Beverly Flaherty Judy Flanagan and Linda Drake will take part.
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Monroe
St. Victor’s
Green County Teachers College
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe High School
Karen Buholzer
John Beutel
Beverly Flaherty
Judy Flanagan
Linda Drake
Miss Buholzer
Memorial Day Parade and Speakers for Greenwood Cemetery
Memorial Day events in Monroe feature Rev. Karl Koch delivering the address at Greenwood cemetery with William Imann and Richard Muenich reciting, and the Veterans of All Wars Honor Roll additions by T. J. Burgy Jr. Parade starts 9 a.m. from the Armory, marching to the cemetery for the 9:45 a.m. program.
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Karl Koch
Immanuel Eub
Greenwood Cemetery
William Imann
Richard Muenich
T. J. Burgy Jr
Warren M. Gerhart
American Legion
Aes Koch
National Guard Co. B
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Patriotic Organization
Gerhart
Robert Alder
Robert Cashman
Burgy
Hugo Voelkli
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
20Th Avenue
16Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Circle
Recreation Park
Co. B
Legion Color Guard
VFW
Woman’s Relief Corps
Boy
Girl Scouts
Wilbur E. Deininger
John Wagner
Cheesemakers Seek Probe Over Rennet Price Spike
Wisconsin cheese makers led by G. Fred Galli urge state attorney general to investigate a 300 percent rise in rennet costs from 1959 to 1960. They note rising rennet prices despite higher calf slaughter and lower calf prices, arguing no substitute exists for producing aged cheese.
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G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Cheese Producers Association
Attorney Generals Office
Galli
Wisconsin
United States
London
Rockefeller Ready for GOP Draft Run for President
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said he would accept a draft to run as a presidential candidate if the Republican Party rejects Vice President Nixon. Nixon is the only declared candidate and appears set to win on the first ballot. Rockefeller calculates potential support that could swing the nomination at the Chicago convention opening July 25.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
Arkansas
New Jersey
Chicago
Russian Seaman Grateful For U S Medic Aid
Soviet seaman Ivan Baluik recovers from an upper respiratory infection after adverse sulfa reaction, and the trawler Masalsk is allowed to return to pick up the 26 year old crewman in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ivan Baluik
Masalsk
Coast Guard
Baluik
Kaliningrad
Monroe Athletes Ready For Sectionals And State
Monroe prep athletes head toward sectional and state competition this weekend in Janesville Ripon and Madison. The tennis team under Bruce Patterson competes in the Janesville sectional while the golf squad eyes the Madison West sectional. Fred Simpson leads four students to the state track meet in Ripon.
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Monroe Prep
Janesville
Ripon
Madison
Bruce Patterson
Jaffesville
Nakoma
Gay Steensrud
Cheesemaker Cindermen
Monroe
Janesville Action
Tom Cox
Jeff Kittelsen
Pete Dannerbeck
Dave Babler
Bill Wedesky
Art Roethe
Cox
Cheesemaker Tourney
Jack Robilette
Tom Lovelace
Bill Mauerman
Jim Lovelace
Dave Trickel
Steensrud
Lawsonia
Green Lake
Jefferson
Robilette
Madison West
LaVerne Altmann
Dick Muenich
Skip Brennan
Floyd Weeks
Jim Roethe
Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin Report
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady American cheese trend with ample supply across styles. Prices listed include cheddars at 32 to 33 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, and daisies around 35 to 36 percent. long A 355s 36 percent. midgets 36 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eisenhower backs U.N. effort while urging Soviet openness
President Eisenhower pledged full cooperation with congressional inquiries into the Paris summit collapse. He urged peaceful East-West dealings, announced open skies plans and continued intelligence gathering, and promoted U.N. surveillance with U2 aircraft details highlighted by a San Diego photo. He blamed Soviet jamming and pressed for world-wide translation of his address across 22 broadcasts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Capitol
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Voice of America
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U. S
United Nations
U. N
Khrushchev
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U.N. Council
Innesville
Ete Dannerbeck
Kittelsen
Dannerbeck
Babler
Rev. Koch
Rennet
Rock
U.S
By Marvine
Tessneer
U.N
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