Spy Stig Wennerstrom Testifies on Polaris Data
Swedens former air attache Stig Wennerstrom testifies he gathered U S defense industry reports for the Soviet Union including Polaris submarine data. He says contact with top executives was easy and he acted from idealistic motives. Trial opens verdict due June with possible life term sought by prosecutors.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stig Wennerstrom
Soviet Union
U.S
Air Force
United States
Washington
Wennerstrom
Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Polaris Sub Hale Starts Fleet Duty
The Navy has sent its 14th Polaris missile firing submarine the Nathan Hale on sea duty. Navy officials said the vessel left Charleston South Carolina for duty in the Atlantic area.
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Washington
Navy
Charleston
S.C
Atlantic
This Day in History May 27 1964 Highlights
On May 27 1964 events include Massachusetts banishing three Baptists in 1668, Chicago elevated trains in 1892, Victor Herbert death in 1924, Century of Progress Exposition opening in 1933, and the Bis marck sinking in 1941.
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Associated Press
General Assembly of
Massachusetts
Thomas Gold
William Turner
John Farnum
Chicago
Victor Herbert
New York City
Supreme Court
Charlie Chaplin
World Peace Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Graduate Loreen Roenneburg Receives Multiple Honors
Loreen Marie Roenneburg daughter of Sgt Maj Dale Roenneburg graduated from Zama American High School in Zama Japan on May 21. She earned the Remington Award the PTA Journalism Award a silver pin membership in Quill and Scroll and an Editor's pin as one of ten seniors graduating with honors.
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Loreen Marie Roenneburg
Franklin Roenneburg
Jnd
Zama
Japan
Camp Zama
Dale Roenneburg
Miss Roenneburg
PTA
Quill and Schroll
Wisconsin Shipper First To Send Beef For Western Europe
President Johnson sought European markets for surplus beef and a Wisconsin shipper began a cross Atlantic shipment set to reach Le Havre France by June 1. A cattle and meat industry mission reported favorable Western European demand and the Agriculture Department with the American Meat Institute plan a cooperative marketing program in Europe.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
Wisconsin
Atlantic
la Havre
France
Western Europe
Agriculture Department
The
American Meat Institute
Meat Industry Organization
Olson Seated Challenge Over Kenosha Seat Ruling
Madison Assemblyman Kenneth Kunde challenged the seating of Russell Olson as Kenosha County 2nd District representative after a court ruled Olson was not properly seated. Judge Ahlgrimm in Racine held the Assembly failed to meet the two thirds constitutional vote to unseat Earl Elfers, leaving Olson in dispute.
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Madison
Russell Olson
Kenosha County
Kenneth Kunde
D-Sheboygan
Legislative Council
Medical Center
Olson
Kunde
William Draheim
R-Neenah
John C. AhlLgrimm
Assembly
Earl H. Elfers
Trevor
Ahlgrimm
Racine
Kenosha
Elfers
Duplicate Social Security card steps explained
A reader asks how to replace a lost Social Security number card for summer work. Advice: apply for a duplicate card at a Social Security office or any post office. Employers typically require the account number on employment applications, so obtain the card now.
Homemaker clubs tour Grant and Monroe in Wisconsin
Seven Tell Homemakers club members traveled to Galena to visit Ulysses S. Grant sites, a general store, churches, and antique shops with lunch at Belvidere House. Glarner Homemakers visited Monroe for court, jail, agriculture building tours and a smorgasbord at Idle Hour in Manson with diverse members listed.
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Tell Club
New Glarus
Tell Homemakers Club
Galena
Ulysses S. Grant
Belvidere House
Mmes
Frank Ehinger
Arthur Elmer
David Hodgson
Fred Lienhardt
Frederick Thacker
Henry Pauli
Forrest Hewes
Glarner Club
Glarner
Monroe
Roger L. Elmer
Idle Hour
Manson
Joshua Hoesly
Herman W. Elmer
Rosinald Duerst
Carl Hultine
Jacob M. Marty
Walter Streiff
Aul Gossenbacher
Albert Gerver
Arthur Ames
Hans Anderegg Sr
Peter Schindler
Robert Powers Dies at 88 in Highland
Robert Powers 88 retired rural mail carrier died after a long illness in Dodgeville hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. at St Philip's Catholic church with rosary tonight. Powers, longtime Highland resident and Knights of Columbus member, is survived by four daughters three sons a sister 19 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. He served 32 years as a mail carrier.
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Highland
Robert Powers
Dodgeville Hospital
St. Philip's Catholic Church
McGuire Funeral Home
Powers
Knights of Columbus
Jerome Brunker
Ridgeway
Mary Powers
Leone Hennessey
Madison
Joseph Boehmer
Sauk City
Robert
James
John
Frank Chladek
Pinesville
Minn
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J. Goetz
Wally Miller
Orcestors Stock Fund, Inc
It Investors Man
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Investors Stock Fund
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance and Annuity Company
Paul J. Dubach
Warren, Illinois
Tele
Donald M. Leehan
Apple River, Illinois
Weiners
Jane Parker Brand
Yukon Club Soda Water
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
Jane Parker
Breni Man’s
YY Direct
Swift Premium
Oscar Mayers
Bratwurst
Wis
Morton
Jar
OAK Brand
California
Olson Services
News of the Homemakers
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow
Or Monroe
Wayne Etnyre
Mgr
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