Consul Theiler Urges Swiss Neutrality and Responsibility
Ernst Theiler, Consul General of Switzerland in Chicago, spoke at Whitewater State College stressing that neutrality and independence are linked for Switzerland while the United States cannot pursue a permanent policy of neutrality. He praised American democracy and warned against centralized power, noting Switzerland’s army structure, nonexistence of a president, and strong referendum system. Theiler highlighted Switzerland as the historical home of the Red Cross and its wartime contributions, and he urged well informed citizens to safeguard freedom and democracy.
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Ernst Theiler
Chicago
Whitewater State College
United States
Theiler
New Glarus
Whitewater
Green County
Charlemagne
Mness
Red Cross
Congo
United Nations
WSC
Ple
Burgess to Close Platteville Battery Plant This Week
Burgess Battery Co. will shut its Platteville facility at week’s end. Bernard Thompson, local manager, cites major economic reasons and says company headquarters in Fi will keep the plant on stand by and offer some workers positions at Freeport and Gaiena plants.
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Platteville (Special
Burgess Battery Co
Bernard Thompson
Freeport
Gaiena
Local Socials Highlight Visits Across Wisconsin
Sacramento resident Juda By Mabel FE Boner visits. Madison and Oakley locals seen with families. Mr and Mrs Ander eck travel to Madison. Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt visits VA hospital. Weekend lake trip near Whitewater includes Elmer Thompson, former principal. Extended visits bring together Arnsmeier and Elliott families from Darlington Madison Delavan and South Wayne.
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Hn Larson
Sacramento
Calif
Herbert Andereck
Madison
Wayne Vanderbilt
VA Hospital
William Newman
Whitewater
Elmer Thompson
Thompson
Ellsworth Binger
Oakley
Lydia Marean
Elaine Andereck
Roy Fries
Caravilla
Lucille Alexander
Ivan Arnsmeiers
Charles Carpenter
Edith Arnsmeier
Darlington
Ronald Arnsmeier
Karen
Kim
Kathy
Kelly
Debra
Barbara Elliott
Delan
Ernest
Thommen
South Wayne
Judy Boulder
Arnsmeier
Browntown Mothers Club Plans School Trips and End-of-Year Events
The Browntown Mothers Club met at Browntown Peace United Church of Christ with a student musical program directed by Bruce Pierson. First and second graders will travel to Janesville May 27 for bakery and fire station tours and a noon picnic. third and fourth graders will visit Freeport for the post office and Stry co. with a noon picnic. Last day of school is June 3 with report cards June 5 at 1 p.m. A Rush school picnic and baseball game followed. Good Citizens Club elected officers Carol Wild president Bonita Sack secretary Ilene Schlappi treasurer. Eighth grade graduates Eddy Schlappi and Leon Sack, with new first graders Fileen Albright Richard Krebs and Marty Tengowski.
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Browntown Mothers Club
Browntown
Rush School
Good Citizens Club
Carol Wild
Bonita Sack
Ilene Schlappi
Eddy Schlappi
Leon Sack
Fileen Albright
Richard Krebs
Marty Tengowski
La Follette Protests Weber Appointment in Race
Bronson La Follette accuses General George Thompson of a conflict of interest after naming David A. Weber as a special staff consultant and chairman of the Citizens for Thompson Attorney General Committee. Weber earns 32 dollars daily on Thompson's staff. Carl Benz builds first successful three wheeled gas powered car at eight miles per hour.
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Mavilun W — Alty
George Thompson
Bronson la Follette
Madison
Thompson
David A. Weber
la Follette
Weber
Citizens For ‘Thompson
Carl Benz
Germany
Pay Boost Bill Hit by Federal Employees
National Federation of Federal Employees told senators the administration backed pay raise is inadequate for grades 9 through 15. Owen urged a $1 660 raise for Grade 15, arguing the plan violates the 1962 Pay Raise Act. MacKay pressed for mandatory overtime pay for Postal Service workers.
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Wasnmurusa
National
Federation of Federal
Vaux Owen
Federation
Johnson
Owen
John W. MacKay
National Postal Union
Deaths of Follman and King Reported
Matthew A. Follman 80 president of the U S Playing Card Co from 1940 to 1953 died Tuesday after moving to Cincinnati in 1920 as its vice president He was born in Muskegon Michigan Robert W King 63 agency finance officer of the Housing and Home Finance Agency also died Tuesday in Washington
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Ohio
Matthew A. Follman
U.S. Playing Card Co
Follman
Muskegon
Mich
Washington
Robert W. King
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Life of Federal Accountant Leader and London Restaurateur
The draft notes describe the founding president of the Federal Government Accountant's Association and its first national president after a 1956 reorganization. It profiles King, a 32 year federal service veteran born in Skagway, Alaska. Ferraro, 81, famed London restaurateur who managed at the Berkeley Hotel, counted royals among regular patrons after moving from Sorrento sixty years ago.
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Skagway
Alaska
London
Filippo Ferraro
Berkeley
Ferraro
England
Sorrento
Italy
Albert Frelin 85 Dies at Madison
Albert Frelin 85 a retired railroad section man died Monday in a Madison hospital after a long illness Services will be at 10 a m Friday in St Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church Belleville friends may call Becker funeral home after 4 pm tomorrow The Rosary will be at 8 pm He was a native of Oregon Township and survived by brother Louis Madison and three sisters Mrs Walter Morrison Janesville Mrs Louis Vinney and Mrs Anna Staley Belleville
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Belleville
Albert Frelin
Madison
St. Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church
Becker Funeral Home
Frelin
Oregon Township
Louis, Madison
Walter Morrison
Janesville
Louis Vinney
Anna Sta,ley
Extra UW Fund Measure Okayed
Reyn olds signs bills funding the University of Wisconsin with 805000 plus 1 million in fees to cover 3100 extra fall students. The measures include aid to Menominee County for TB treatment costs and raised scholarships for Indian students from 600 to 900, plus 5000 for the Legislative Council and 5000 to help establish county government.
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Ov. Reynolds
University of Wisconsin
Reynolds
Menominee
Legislative Council
Committee On
Seoul Court Clears War Hero Tiger Song of Murder Charge
The Seoul District Criminal Court dismissed the murder charge against former Premier Yochan Song, a Korean War hero and political foe of President Chung Hee Park. A court spokesman said the action was requested by the prosecution after Song was arrested last September following the execution of three subordinates.
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Suvul
South Korea
Seoul
Yochan
Tiger) Song
Chung Hee Park
Song
October election case cites wartime actions by Song
The article notes an October election context and charges related to illegal acts during the Korean War. The prosecution said Song acted to sustain esprit de corps among his troops, factoring into its assessment of his conduct.
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Song
Roy Hull To Attend University of Texas
Guidance counselor Roy Hull of Monroe High School will attend a summer program at the University of Texas in Austin from June 15 to August 15 as part of a National Education Defense Act Institute focusing on advanced guidance. He will stay with his wife and two sons at their Monroe home at 2118 10th Street through the summer.
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Royau
Monroe High School
University of Texas
Austin
Tex
Rockefeller Campaign Outlay Top Oregon Primary Spending
Salem Oregon The Rockefeller campaign committee reported spending 820445 on his Oregon primary effort far ahead of rivals May 15 results show Rockefeller victorious with Lodge Goldwater Nixon Smith Scranton following in order Goldwatersupporting committee spent 100981 while Lodge 54374 Nixon 49061 and Smith 1171 No statement filed for Scranton
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
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Ambassa
Dor Henry Cabot Lodge
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
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Nixon
Smith
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