U S Marshals Escort Four Negro Students Into White Schools
U S marshals accompanied four Negro girls into two white schools in New Orleans the first such integration in nearly a century. White spectators booed. some white parents withdrew children. Baton Rouge saw attempts by the Louisiana legislature to block integration but a federal judge enjoined those actions. The scene framed a larger interstate clash over state rights versus federal authority.
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U. S
McDonogh No. 19
William Frantz
McDonogh
Baton Rouge
House
Tom Jewell
Louisiana
J. Skelly Wright
Jimmie H. Davis
Davis
Dies at Madison aged 93 former Monticello cheesemaker
Christ Ubert 93 an early area cheesemaker and former Monticello businessman died at 10 45 am yesterday at his daughter Mrs Harold A Becks home in Madison from a cerebral hemorrhage He lived in Madison five years previously in Monroe born August 15 1867 in Canton Bern Switzerland came to America in 1901 married 1906 in Monroe to Eliza Gerber She died 1919 Surviving Clara daughter Louis son New Glarus He was last of his family He preceded in death by son Jacob 1930 and two grandsons Services 2 30 pm tomorrow Shriner Neushwan der funeral home with Concordia IOOF rites cremation
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Christ Ubert
Monticello
Harold A. Beck
Williamson Street
Madison
Ubert
Monroe
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Samuel and
Magdalena Trachsel Ubert
America
Eliza Gerber
Concordia Ioof Lodge
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Concordia
New Piggly Wiggly Opens in Monroe Tomorrow
Monroe welcomes a new Piggly Wiggly store at 2621 Ith avenue with a 10 a m opening. Ribbon cutting at 9 45 a m features B P Kramlich and Robert Whitely. The modern market includes a carport pickup and four checkout counters.
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Highway 69 South
Times
Monroe
Piggly Wiggly
B. P. Kramlich
Piggly Wiggly, Rockford
Robert Whitely
Vernon Schillinger
Chamber of Commerce
Lth Avenue
Stock Prices Rally Slightly After Dips
New York shares fell in moderate trade as the market opened with broad declines. By early afternoon prices recovered, with several groups above the previous close and modest gains noted in tobaccos airlines and building materials.
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New York
Nehru observes 71st birthday in New Delhi crowds
Prime Minister Nehru marked his 71st birthday in New Delhi as hundreds of men women and children gathered outside his residence with flowers to greet him.
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Nehru
New Delhi
India
Knowles Seeks Harmony Between GOP and Governor
Nelson Knowles Republican lieutenant governor elect says he will work with Governor Nelson and the Legislature. He envisions a steering committee to coordinate cooperation and downplays reports of GOP maneuvering for the chief executive role.
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Knowles
Nelson
New Richmond
Warren P. Knowles
GOP
Madison
President Eisenhower in fine health after Georgia golf
Augusta Georgia President Eisenhower's physician said he looks great after five days of golf and rest in the Georgia sun. He plans to join friends and aides for Mrs Eisenhower's 64th birthday celebration tonight as Mrs Eisenhower flies in from Washington. Dr Howard M Snyder reports the president is in fine physical condition.
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Eisenhower
Georgia
Washington
Howard M. Snyder
60 United Fund Drive Reaches 83.6 Percent of Goal
The 1960 United Fund Appeal has reached 83.6 percent of its $21,716 goal, totaling $18,151.68 as of this morning. Several business firms have not yet submitted their reports.
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United Fund
Hearing on Green County levy and budget slated
Green County supervisors met in the courthouse this morning then recessed for a 1:30 p.m. session ahead of the 2:30 p.m. budget hearing. A salary adjustment request by county service officer T. J. Burgy Jr. sparked talk of a state grading system. The bi-partisan Governmental Affairs committee urged pay down debts and cuts of about 231000 from the 1961 budget of 2010147, with increases for all county employees and highway department needs driving the rise.
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Green County Board
Carl Jensen
Clarno Township
Green County Governmental Affairs Committee
Green County
Merlin Meythaler
Monroe
Citizens Group
Highway Department
Yugoslavia to Send Trade Delegation to United States
Yugoslavia will dispatch a trade delegation to the United States to boost cross border commerce. The group is led by Toma Granfil, director general of the Yugoslav Bank for Foreign Trade.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Toma Granfil
Yugoslav Bank For Foreign Trade
Elizabeth Taylor Illness Clouds Cleopatra Shoot
London reports say Elizabeth Taylor, 28, faces a serious, undiagnosed illness while filming Cleopatra. A studio spokesman cites doctors who are puzzled and note possible meningitis, with attending medical staff monitoring her condition as delays mount in the epic production.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
a_ studio
Carol Goldman
Lord Evans
Veterans Attend Legion Program Hear Commander
A near capacity crowd attended the annual American Legion Veterans Day potluck dinner at Legion Hall. Marvin Roth of Janesville received a standing ovation after a talk accusing Communists of exploiting apathy. He warned that communism is now at home and urged patriotism with flags displayed.
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Marvin Roth
Janesville
Wisconsin
American Legion
Roth
Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev
United States
Edward L. Niffenegger Jr
John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
Department
Zilmer- Riley
Helen Zilmer
Glen Zilmer
Robert Cashman
Fred Flick
Sam Pickett
William Wartenweiler
Legion
Russell West
Legion Auxiliary
Olin Flisram
Nifenegger
San Francisco
House UN- American Activities Committee
del Brandenburg
Edward Niffenegger Jr
William Eberhardt
Iowa Fly-In Opens With First Attendee From Marion
Jake Sallberger of Marion becomes the first pilot into Mon roe Airport for the Fall Festival Fly-In. Sam Webster of Minneapolis traveled the farthest. Twenty five planes operated with about three per aircraft, drawing over a thousand local spectators. Chester Wyss of Rock City Illinois led in spot bombing with a lime bag, while Wendell Brankow placed second. Ivan Boyer won spot landing with Jerry Wenger of Blanchard second.
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Jake Sallberger
Marion
Monroe
Sam Webster
Minneapolis
Chester Wyss
Rock City
Wendell Brankow
Ivan Boyer
Jerry Wenger
Blanchard‘wille
Republican Winner In Sheriff's Drawing
Morris Moon won a coin flip to determine who would draw for Vernon County sheriff after a tied canvass with Otto Jefson. Jefson demands a recount of last Tuesday's election as both candidates finished with 5,882 votes. Moon drew the slip to be first for the job in the county clerk's office.
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Vnroqua
Morris Moon
Vernon County
Otto Jefson
Jefson
Moon
Layoffs Hit 1600 at Milwaukee IH Plant
About 1,600 production workers at the Milwaukee works of International Harvester Co. have been laid off for a two week period, the firm announced today.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Works of International Harvester Co
Senior Class Play Many Moons Impress Monroe Students
Hundreds of Monroe elementary students applauded the senior class play Many Moons during a preview in the junior high auditorium. The public performances are set for tonight and tomorrow at 8. James Thurber's play was directed by Penny Fitzgerald with adviser Mrs. W C Bender. cast includes Sandra Franklin John Beutel Ken Ginner Arthur Roethe David Carlson Larry Petersen Barbara Schuetze Susan Grundahl Jill Hall and Mary Ellen Summeril.
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Sandra Franklin
John Beutel
Ken Ginner
Times
Monroe
James Thurber
Penny Fitzgerald
W. C. Bender
Arthur Roethe
David Carlson
Larry Petersen
Barbara Schuetze
Susan Grundahl
Jill Hall
Mary Ellen Summeril
County election votes canvassed after official tally
Final official vote tabulations released after a canvass by Mrs. Ed Kaderly Sr. and others list totals for numerous candidates. Notable tallies include Nixon 7 939 and Kundert 8 963 with multiple other candidates and yes no referendum results shown.
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Ed Kaderly Sr
Russell Myers
Karen Anderson
Kennedy
Nixon
Nelson
Kuehn
Nash
Knowles
Evans
Zimmerman
Lamb
Smith
Reynolds
Thompson
Joyce Gardner
Helen Kummer Bratzke
Tariff Officials To Visit Local Swiss Cheese Plant
Phil Gates chief of the agricultural division U S Tariff Commission and J Fred Warren his assistant will visit here Monday Nov 21 G Fred Galli manager of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association said he is arranging a tour of a Swiss cheese plant for the officials to observe operations The visit aims to study import and export activity of the country and keep abreast of current events
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Phil Gates
U.S. Tariff Commission
J. Fred Warren
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Galli
Democrat Kennedy Talks With Nixon In Florida Meeting
Bulletin from Key Biscayne Florida reports President elect Kennedy spent 63 minutes with Vice President Nixon at Nixon’s Florida retreat. Kennedy said he offered no post in a future Democratic administration during questions.
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Florida
Key Biscayne
Fla.p
Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy and Nixon meet at Key Biscayne unity conference
John F Kennedy and Richard Nixon met at Nixon's Key Biscayne retreat in a historic conference aimed at healing campaign wounds. The two smiling leaders discussed possible cabinet roles and unity plans as Kennedy prepares a busy week of appointments and visits.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Victor
Miami
Palm Beach
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Pierre Salinger
Hodges
Cuba
Salinger
Key Biscayne Hotel
Kennedy Maintains Narrow Lead After Election Night
President hopeful John F. Kennedy led Richard Nixon by 271,817 votes as results trickled in. With 1,653 units left and absentee ballots being counted, Kennedy had 33,698,794 votes to Nixon's 33,426,977, 50.2 percent to 49.8. Kennedy held 300 electoral votes to Nixon's 185, and led California by 37,140 with absentee ballots outstanding.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
California
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