Soviet Sees Move to Hide Missile Bases Amid U2 Concerns
Washington reports the Soviet Union aims to relocate missile bases and deter U2 spy flights. Analysts view Marshal Malinovsky’s warning as blunt pressure on allies hosting U.S. airfields while Allen Dulles testifies to the Senate committee on espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Marshal Malinovsky
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Malinovsky
State Department
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Dulles
Cancer Drive Figures Sought for Tabulation
The Green County Cancer Crusade fund drive final tabulation is being made. Mrs. Gladys Andrews, Monroe drive chairman, asks all envelopes be turned in at once. Ward chairmen listed include Mines, Orlean Wahl, Lee Mitchell, Frank Deininger, Harold Whitehead, Roger Voelkli, Bette Hoffman, Max Voelkli, Leland Skattum, Robert Zach, and Stella Prechel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Cancer Crusade Fund
Gladys Andrews
Monroe Drive
Orlean Wahl
Lee Mitchell
Frank Deininger
Harold Whitehead
Roger Voelkli
Bette Hoffman
Max Voelkli
Leland Skattum
Robert Zach
Stella Prechel
Monroe Police Begin Use of Radar Check
Monroe police report only one arrest for speeding during Memorial Day weekend since adopting the new radar speed check. Assistant Chief Dwight C Coplien said a Freeport driver was arrested and several others warned. He noted drivers kept safe speeds and the device proved easily installed and transportable with a strong psychological effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight C. Coplien
Freeport
Coplien
Thefts of Hub Caps Reported Across Local Dealers
City police investigate a weekend surge of hub cap thefts from Dearth Motors Johnson-Eraser Pontiac and Marty Ripp Chevrolet and from a private car owned by David B Foesch at 601% 11th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearth Motors, Inc
Johnson-Eraser Pontiac, Inc
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet, Inc
David B. Foesch
Llth Avenue
Six Persons Hurt In Area Mishaps
Six people sustained injuries in three separate accidents investigated by the sheriff's department over Sunday and yesterday. Hospitalized were Harold J. Steinbeck and Betty Burns. Pluss was treated at St. Clare hospital after a high speed crash. Mollrad sustained arm cuts but was not hospitalized. An earlier two car collision at Highway 92 and County Trunk E left Steinbeck and Burns injured. Pluss crashed while evading cattle near Monroe Albany. Mollrad lost control in fog west of Monroe. Minor damage occurred in a third collision near Brodhead involving Gene Maizke and William Harwick.
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Albany
Clarence Pluss
Route 1
Gerald D. Olson
Howard K. Steinback
Belleville
Sheriff's Department
St. Mary’s
Madison
Harold J. Steinbeck
Betty L. Burns
Herman Pluss
St. Clare Hospital
Arthur L. Mollrad
Gratiot
Alvin Hanson
Argyle
Gerald Dean Olson
Henry Olson
Olson
Steinbeck
Liberty Polo Hill
Brooklyn Township
Betty Burns
St. Mary's Hospital
Pluss
Paul Baumgartner
Gap Church
Mollrad
Monroe
Gene F. Maizke
20Th Avenue
William J. Harwick
Brodhead
7Th Street
17Th Avenue
Holiday Toll Sets Record for Various Types of Accidents
The Memorial Day weekend brought a rising death toll across all accidents, with totals approaching or surpassing the 371 fatalities from 1958 for the three day period. Reports of pre midnight Sunday crashes still came in, and a national 78 hour period set a grim all around death record, while the prior violent death peak stood at 504 in 1947.
Cheese prices steady in Madison market report
In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows steady demand described as fair to good with ample offerings. Cheddars fetch 32 to 34 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 36 percent, longhorns 35 to 36 percent, and midgets 36 to 37 percent.
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Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
War of Nerves Cited by Pastor At Annual Rites
Rev Karl F Koch of Immanuel EUB church spoke at Memorial Day services in Greenwood cemetery about a psychological war of nerves sparked by the recent summit. He warned nations could break mentally under sustained fear and deception. Twenty more names were added to the Honor List of Dead from Spanish American, World War I, World War II, Korean and peacetime service. The Jaycees barbecue at the fair grounds served about one thousand people, slightly more than in 1959.
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Karl F. Koch
Immanuel Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Koch
Fred O. Phillips
Stoughton
Frederick Buehler
Madison
John Blotz
Texas
Herman F. Stoll
Monticello
Edwin W. Voss
Monroe
Ralph A. Bast
North Dakota
Angus de Voe
Brodhead
John S. Richards
Floyd Kline
Robert Wenger
Frank W. Ingwell
New Glarus
Theo E. Schultz
Meller
Victor Conners
Green County
Paul E. Weibel Jr
John V. Baebler
Paul A. Roth
Armin F. Loeffel
Mary Zuercher Cote
Aurora
Ill
Gene A. Tree
Ridott
Fairgrounds
Epidemic Over At Union Grove
A state official says physicians at the Southern Colony and Training School have the dysentery outbreak under control. Two or three patients remain treated for shigella dysentery, with aim to wipe out the disease. The colony houses about 1,585 residents, up 50 percent in four years.
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Union Grove
Southern Colony
Wilbur Schmidt
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Summer pool season starts with June 20 lessons
The city pool opens this Sunday with lessons beginning June 20 and playground activities starting June 20. Registration for swimming lessons runs June 6 through June 10 at the pool office. Playground signups occur June 6 through June 10 at Recreation Park.
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Robert L. Wells
Park and Recreation
Wells
Recreation Park
Five Withdrawn From Local Contests In Alice in Dairyland
Six area contestants will represent the region in the Alice in Dairyland contest with five entries withdrawn including one from Monroe. Local hopefuls include Barbara Kubly Linda Ericksen Jane La Borde Jeanette Anderson Geraldine Waite and Marcia Schulz plus Miss Pavlak from Deerfield.
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Alice In Dairyland
Monroe
Barbara Kubly
Route 4
Linda Ericksen
17Th Avenue
Jane la Borde
Juda
Jeanette Anderson
Belleville
Geraldine Waite
Brooklyn
Marcia Mae Schulz
Mt. Horeb
Mary R. Pavilak
Route 1
Deerfield
Beverly Myers
Route 2
Veterans Service Office
Oaktron Industries Inc
Union Presbyterian Church
Barbara Ann Kubly
Alvin A. Kubly
Argus Rural School
Monroe High School
Farm Bureau Young People
Argus Club
John P. la Borde
Juda High School
Storm toll rises in Manila flood disaster
A tropical storm threatening Manila veered into the Pacific as weekend floods left 169 dead 90 missing and about 5000 homeless in Manila and surrounding suburbs.
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Manila
Pacific
Hymn Inspires Olm Address At High School Baccalaureate
Rev. Paul H. Olm of St. John's United Church of Christ based his address on lines from I Would Be True during the junior high baccalaureate in the auditorium. He urged graduates to lift others, as the 124-member class prepared for commencement Thursday with Prof. George Walter as speaker. Other ministers joined in the service with invocation, scripture, and prayers.
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Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United
Recreation Park
Stocks Edge Higher After Defense Rumor
New York stocks rose modestly led by aircraft missile and electronic shares. Defense stocks gained on a rumor that Senate Democratic leaders plan a sharper increase in defense appropriations. Some drug firms and select specialties showed strength while many basic groups barely moved.
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New York
Senate
Reigning Queen To Hail Winners At Dinner Event
About 25 contestants from the region will judge, dine, and tour Monroe as they participate in the Alice in Dairyland selection. A noon Swiss Colony luncheon, a 3:30 parade, and a 6:30 banquet lead to two finalists advancing to Richland Center June 21 23. Local officials and sponsors guide the day.
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Alice In Dairyland
Monroe
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Orville R. Evans
Merrie Jule Barney
Juda
Brodhead
Mayer Evans
Miss Barney
Maureen Dillon
Green County Dairy Queen
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Shrine Clowns
Mossman
Lincoln Gymnasium
C. G. Hennager
Myron Babler
Richland Center
Alice
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Pasternak Dies at 70 Nobel Author From Moscow Suburb
Boris Pasternak, 70, Nobel prize winning author of Doctor Zhivago, died Monday night in his sleep at his villa in Peredelkino, 20 miles outside Moscow. Friends confirmed his death.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Peredelkino
Holiday Birthdays Not New to Thorson, Grant Families Here
Gene and Jacquline Jean Thorson of 2310 1th Avenue welcomed Jana Kay born Memorial Day at St. Clare hospital. Father observes New Year’s Day, grandfather Russell V. Grant born Valentine’s Day, great grandmother Mary Lengacher born July 4. Paternal grandparents Elmer Thorson Woodford. paternal great grandparents Ed Thorson Woodford and Jane Mason. Maternal grandparents include Grant and Mrs. Lengacher. Jana Kay has a brother James Eugene, age 5.
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Gene
Jacqueline Jean Thorson
1Th Avenue
Jana Kay
St. Clare Hospital
Russell V
Jimmy) Grant
Mary Lengacher
Elmer Thorson
Woodford
Ed Thorson
Jane Mason
Grant
Lengacher
James Eugene
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Associated Press
Rev. Koch
Greenwood
Marlene Frey
Cheryl Richards
Karen Anderson
Judy Goecks
Marty Deignan
Pete VanAllmen
John Prien
Tom Keegan
Diane Darling
Carol Koenig
Janeen Boyer
David Stauffacher
Jim Mauermann
Neil Jacobs
Herb Ableman
Twining Park
Karl Aeschlimann
Bill Wedesky
Rodney Sonnenburg
Kenneth Mayer
Mike Mitchell
Jey Ault
Betty Grundahl
Jo- Ann Geyer
Delores Kubly
Frank C. Stiles
Mary R. Pavlak
City of
Marcia Schulz
Jeanette Irene Anderson
Ole Anderson
Belleville High School
Whitewater State College
Dane County Farm Bureau
Maurice E
Horeb
Marcella Schulz
Racine Lutheran High School
University of Wisconsin
School of Home Economics
Germany
Springdale Club
Ray Pavlak
Dane County
Olm
Thorson
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