West presses for German unification at Four Power talks
At the foreign ministers conference the West urged Molotov to embrace Germany’s unification through free elections, risking the end of East Germany’s Communist regime. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay preview parallel talks on a European security treaty, while Molotov offered an all German council concept and warned that reunification must acknowledge two independent German states.
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West
V. M. Molotov
Germany
East Germany
U. S
State Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Fee
Dulles
Russia
Molotov
Rus‘a
Soviet Union
Deride Molotov
Uimonts
West Germany
NATO
Candy-loving Coon Becomes County Family Pet
A rural Monroe family adopts a pet raccoon named Pepper by Judith Kubly 16. The raccoon bought from Juda on June 1 turned mean when fed hamburger but now thrives on sweets and non salty meals. Pepper was tamed in three days and stays on the farm, curling around Judith.
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Cee Sven
Monroe
Judith Kubly
Donald J. Kubly
Route 3
Miss Kubly
16 Top Farmers Will Be Honored
The County Board agricultural committee selected the county s 16 top soil conservation farmers at a Courthouse meeting. A recognition night is planned for next Tuesday at 8 in Turner hall, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce with the county agriculture committee and Soil Conservation Service. Henry L. Ahlgren will be the featured speaker. Names of winners to be kept secret until the ceremony.
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Turner Hall
Junior Chamber of Commerce
County Agriculture Committee
Soil Conservation
J.B. Scherer
Evert Green
Sam Ludwig
Stock Market Makes Week's Best Advance
The market rose for the week with most issues up one to two points. Standard Oil (NJ) directors authorized a 3 for 1 stock split and a $1.50 dividend, boosting investor confidence. Higher movers included New York Central, Texas Co, National Gas, Kennecott Copper, International Nickel, Allied Chemical, Du Pont, Pullman, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Montgomery Ward, Fairchild Engine, Zenith Radio, and Westinghouse Electric gained about two points.
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Ang
Standard Oil (Nj
New York Central
Texas Co
National Gas
Kennecott Copper
International Nickel
Allied
Kimberly-Clark Sets Up Foreign Operations Division
Kimberly-Clark announced a foreign operations division to manage interests in Mexico, the British Isles, and Australia, excluding Canada. John C. Wollwage of Appleton was named division manager with headquarters in Neenah, and the unit will supervise all export of KC cellulose products. Canadian subsidiaries remain unaffected.
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imberly-Clark
Neenah
Mexico
British Isles
Australia
Canada
Kimberly-Clark
John C. Wollwage
Appleton
K-C
John R. Kimberly
Kimberly
Israel Claims Post Captured In New Fighting
In El Auja Nizana demilitarized zone Israeli forces say they expelled Egyptian invaders after heavy combat. The clash left 50 Egyptians killed and 40 captured, with Israeli losses of 4 dead and 19 wounded. Cairo reports Gen Amer now commands Egyptian troops in the area.
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Jerusalem
Israeli Foreign Ministry
el Auja-Nizana
Abdel Hakim Amer
Cairo
el Sabha
Army
Israeli Defense Army
Egypt
Wa Yue
Ary
Demilitarized Zone
Maghazi
Gaza
el Auja
Beerotayim
David Ben-Gurion
U. N
Knesset
Parliament
Izhak Raphael
Mizrachi Party
el Auja Demilitarized Zone
Ben-Gurion
No State Deaths in Safe-driving Campaign
The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department reported no state traffic fatalities for the first two days of November as a nationwide campaign against highway deaths began. The drive runs from November 1 to December 11 with a goal to reduce deaths, noting last year’s first two days had six fatalities and the year’s early total exceeds last year’s by several hundred.
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Madison
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Borden Names Davis Browntown Plant Superintendent
The Borden Co announces Joseph Richard Davis as superintendent of the Browntown plant new midwest unit. Davis, 32, formerly project engineer at Bainbridge New York, will move with his wife and three children to Monroe once housing is found. Production begins this week on a limited scale with seven employees now on site.
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Borden Co
Joseph Richard Davis
Browntown
New Midwest
Chemical
Davis
Bainbridge
N.Y
Wil
Monroe
Europe
S. E. Palazzolo
Dogs To Seek Slaying Clues In Chicago Case
Chicago authorities dispatched two dogs to Robinson Woods to hunt for clues in the slaying of three schoolboys. Victims Robert Peterson 14 John Schuster 13 and Anton Schuster 11 were found October 18. Driscoll 19 and Kline 30 were cleared by lie detector tests. Kline remained in custody, Driscoll released.
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Chicago
Robinson Woods
Glos
Robert Peterson
John Schuester
Anton
Charles Driscoll
Ladysmith
Wis
Driscoll
Kline
Oshkosh Man Rolls 766 Bowling Series
Bob Putzer forged a 763 series in Recreation Classic League action, highlighted by scores of 77 211 and 28, marking the season's highest triple and a second national honor count for the league this year.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Bob Putzer
Putzer
United Air Lines explodes plane probe expands with explosives expert
An explosives expert from Wisconsin joined the United Air Lines investigation into the DC 8 crash near Longmont Colorado that killed 44. Federal and local officials coordinate as UAL cites evidence of in flight explosion and notes sabotage is not confirmed. Civil Aeronautics officials arrive to assist alongside international investigators.
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Longmont
Colon
United Air Lines
Here
UAL
Chicago
W. A. Patterson
Patterson
CAA
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Washington
Denver
James N. Peyton
Civil Aeronautics Board
G. C. Waysbeer
Netherlands
United
Stapleton Airfield
C. L. Buchanan
Engineers International Association
AFI
Seattle
Monroe High to Present The Golden Butterfly Operetta
Committees named for Monroe High School operetta The Golden Butterfly to be staged November 21 and 22 in the high school auditorium under Mrs Mabel Viel Werner direction General manager is W Blum. Lillian Hansen in charge of properties Grace Anderson dances chair.
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Monroe High School
Mabel Viel
Werner W. Blum
Lillian Hansen
Grace Anderson
Shirley Montgomery
Edwin Bandi
Cecilia Grawehr
Marcia Conway
Nancy Stauffacher
Priscilla Viel
Werner Blum
Priscila Viel
Jerry Disch
Marco Bregenzer
Mary Lou
Figi
Joseph Klessinger
Joyce Ludwig
Glen Ridnour
Evelyn W. Arthur White
Robert Freeman
Miss Hanson
Marilyn Guttmer
Shirley Harrington
Constance Mauerman
Kay Stamm
Mary Jane Johnson
Joan Markwardt
Joan Mauerman
Carol Peterson
Joanne Stine
Marlene Hare
Judy Chambers
Carol Dunham
Carol Koenig
Cheryl Loveland
Barbara Schultz
Gayleen Steensrud
Johann Strauss
Charles George
National Competition 4-H Members Win State Honors
Two Green County youths, Helen Bollig of Dayton and David Hermanson of York, are among 34 Wisconsin state winners. Bollig earned Citizenship Girl and Hermanson state conservation, with Hermanson set to attend the National Club congress in Chicago. Both have nine years in 4-H and hold leadership roles.
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Helen Bollig
Dayton
David Hermanson
York
Green County
Wisconsin
Hermanson
Chicago
Bollig
Belleville Area
Dane County
Jug Prairie
Jug Prairie School
Brooklyn Township
Green County Teachers College
Ross School
Exeter Township
John Bollig
Duane
Darrell
Sherman Hermanson
David
Blanchardville
University of Wisconsin
Florence Bank Robbery Nets $3100 in Wisconsin
A nervous gunman robbed Florence State Bank at 1:15 p.m. taking $3100 after noting the drawer held little money. Police and FBI joined the search for a gray 1949 to 1950 Pontiac with a covered license plate, as witnesses described the suspect and scene.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
FBI
Highway
State Polio Case Count Hits 2 328
The State Board of Health reported 67 new infantile paralysis cases for the week ending Oct. 22, up five from the prior week. Total 1955 cases reached 2,328, with 70 percent vaccinated by Salk and most victims non paralytic.
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Madison P
State Board of Health
Penny shortage hits Milwaukee banks during Christmas season
Mil waukee banks faced a penny shortage as the Christ mas season drives higher piggy bank deposits. First Wisconsin National Bank normally receives 7 000 to 3 000 pennies weekly from the Federal Reserve in Chicago but this week only 500 arrived, forcing rationing and causing change delays for local stores.
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Milwaukee
First Wisconsin National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
First Wisconsin
Officials Reject Swiss Cheese Price Supports Plan
USDA officials rejected extending price supports to Swiss cheese and weighed temporary government purchases to stabilize the market. The Monroe meeting with Galli Marty and Hamilton explored Section 32 purchases for school lunch programs and govt use, with a long range policy not yet decided.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Monroe
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss’ and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Robert F. Marty
E. C. Hamilton
Evening Times
Veterans Administration
Lennartson
Hamilton
Brief
University of Wisconsin
Marty
Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Five Policemen Indicted on Burglary Charges
Five west Los Angeles policemen have been indicted by a county grand jury on burglary charges. Named were Lester M. Friday Encino Charles H Farnell El Segundo Charles F Brock Los Angeles Elmer Bolsters Woodland Hills and Frank Grossman Canoga Park. All are patrolmen except Grossman a vice squad member. They were arrested last Wednesday with thousands of dollars worth of articles seized including power movers cameras movie projectors and sports clothes.
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Los Angeles
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Florence
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Reuben Lindberg
Lindbergs
Lindberg
Carla Wittkopf
Donna White
Victor Brandenmuhl
Homestead
Roy W. Lennartson
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F. R. Burke
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Marvin Sandstrom
James A. Lutchins Jr
Commodity Stabilization Service
Lionel C. Holm
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