Thomson Attacks Nelson Budget Plan as Evasion
Madison Republican Gov. Vernon Thomson harshly denounces Gov.-elect Gaylord Nelsons plan to draft a one year budget and seek a special session for the next year. Thomson calls the plan a timid half measure and warns it threatens fiscal discipline and the states two year budgeting process.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Gaylord Nelson
Thomson
Nelson
State Senate
Joint Committee On Finance
Albert Schmedeman
Hunters Find Body Of Missing Elder In Wisconsin Woods
The body of 83 year old Julius Kolden was found by deer hunters twelve miles north of Augusta in a wooded area. Authorities say he died from exposure after disappearing November 5 while walking between Augusta and Merrillan.
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Augusta
Wis
Julius Kolden
Merrillan
Here
Kolden
Six Thomson Aides Notified They're Out When Nelson Moves In
Six aides in Governor Vernon Thomson's office received dismissal notices Friday as Gov elect Gaylord Nelson moves in January. The notices come from new Governor Nelson's financial secretary Joe E Nusbaum. Several Thomson staffers, including receptionist Marianne Blank and secretaries Arlene Weidenkopf Iona Farrell Joan Sexton June Spencer and Evelyn Tran mall, will depart. Elsie Ellefson and Emery Styles will remain.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Gaylord Nelson
Joe E. Nusbaum
Marianne Blank
Arlene Weidenkopf
Thomson
Iona Farrell
W Donald Knight
Francis Lamb
Peter Pappas
Alfred Ludvigsen
Christmas Seal Drive To Begin Here Monday
Rudolph P. Reger of Monroe announces the annual Christmas Seal distribution starts Monday. Mrs. J. T. Etter Jr. chairs the Monroe Anti Tuberculosis Committee with Miss Wilma Heimann as secretary treasurer. About 3,700 letters will be sent by the local committee. Boy Scouts assist in the drive. Last year contributions totaled $1,980.60.
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Rudolph P. Reger
Monroe
J. T. Etter Jr
Tyrone Power Dies on Madrid Film Set at 45
Tyrone Power 45 died of a heart attack on the Solomon and Sheba set in Madrid Spain. He had complained of arm and abdomen pain and was rushed to a hospital where he died an hour later. Producer Ted Richmond was at his bedside. Power was married twice before to Annabella and Linda Christian and is survived by his current wife Deborra Mindaros who is expecting a baby in February.
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Madrid
Spain
Tyrone Power
Solomon and Sheba
Gina Lollobrigida
Power
Ted Richmond
Debbie Ann Mindaros
Annabella
Linda Christian
King Vidor
Richmond
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayton
Marines
San Diego
Marine Transport Command
Pacific
Deborda Mindaros
Tunica, Miss
John Brown
Katharine Cornell
Mister Roberts
George Bernard Shaw
Methusaleh
Solomon
George Sanders
Sanders
Adeljah
Tyrone Power II
Dublin
Clothes Closet Drive Aids Needy Across Nation
The 10th annual nationwide drive for wearable clothing, blankets and shoes runs November 23 to 29. Rev. Wilfred Schuster of Brodhead leads the Madison Diocese drive urging Catholics to donate usable items for all faiths and races. Last year Madison Diocese contributed 145,984 pounds valued at 219,976 dollars.
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Wilfred Schuster
Brodhead
Madison
Schuster
America
Diocese of
Wisconsin voters set record nonpresidential year turnout
Wisconsin Secretary of State figures show 1 194 601 total votes for U S Senate with 682 440 for Democrat William Proxmire and 510 398 for Republican Roland Steinle Independents 1 763. Gubernatorial race totals 1 200 687 with Gaylord Nelson 644 296 and Vernon Thompson 556 391 Canvass Board to meet December 1. Attorney General race results show John Reynolds 617 586 and Stewart Honeck 533 313. Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman 604 177 and Jerome Reinke 566 606. Treasurer race Eugene Lam 590 559 and Dena Smith 564 080.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Secretary of State’s Office
William Proxmire
Roland Steinle
Gaylord Nelson
Vernon Thomson
Atty
John Reynolds
Green Bay
Stewart Honeck
Robert Zimmerman
Jerome Reinke
Kewaunee
Eugene
Leaders Tangle In Buenos Aires
Vice President Alejandro Gomez faced an angry mob at his office in Buenos Aires as protests erupted amid rumors of a coup. Authorities moved to declare martial law with military guards deployed at key sites while Frondizi reaffirmed Vitalo’s coup plot claims and called for stability.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alejandro Gomez
Gomez
Arturo Frondizi
Interior Ministry
Senate
Government House
War Ministry
Frondizi
Alfredo Vitolo
Vitalo
Brodhead Man Injured in Highway Crash
Frank C. Stewart, 32, of Brodhead, suffered a fractured nose, collarbone, pelvis and severe leg contusions in a highway crash north of Brodhead on Highway 104. He was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Clare hospital after the car struck a tree and overturned, authorities said.
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Frank C. Stewart
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Stewart
Highway 104
Rock County
Wheaton Mayor Charged With Delinquency of a Minor
CHICAGO The Wheaton mayor was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after police found him with a 14 year old girl in his car. The girl’s parents reported she had received suggestive calls and agreed to meet the caller on police advice.
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Chicago
Wheaton
Girl Scouts Hold Council Sessions in Monroe
More than 160 Senior Girl Scouts and leaders met at First Methodist church for the Badger Council's second annual Senior Scout conference. Activities included plant tours to Lakeshire Marty Co., Green County Co op cheese, and Goodmiller Ice Cream. a noon luncheon style show narrated by Donna Lee Kubly. addresses by Carol Lux and Ann Goodmiller. and remarks by Nancy Camcho visiting from Bolivia under the American Field Service exchange.
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Badger Council
Lakeshire- Marty Co
Green County
Carol Lux
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Brevard
N.C
Ann Goodmiller
Camp Tapawingo
Metamora
Nancy Camacho
Bolivia
South America
Delavan
Minder Shoots Deer Near Woodford in Lafayette County
John E. Minder of Browntown shot a three point buck south of Woodford in Lafayette County shortly after the season opened. The deer weighed about 180 pounds. Minder used a 12 gauge slug and reported he was alone after milking. The deer was logged with Green County sheriff's office.
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John E. Minder
Browntown
Woodford
Lafayette County
Green County
Firemen Halt Blaze In Chimney At Farm
Monroe fire department extinguished a chimney fire at the John J. Marty farm Route 1 Monroe this morning at 8 15. Firefighters also cleaned out the chimney and prevented damage to the property.
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Monroe
John J. Marty
Route 1
Clothing Drive Restarted by Grace Lutheran Church
The Lutheran World Relief program collects clothing for global relief. Rev Clarence Warfel announces boxcar loading at Milwaukee Road siding on Nov 21 with local churches packing items for shipment to the Brethren Clothing Processing Plant in Indiana. Relief goes to Near East Hong Kong and Western Germany. Wisconsin led states with nearly 30 000 pounds shipped last year.
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Lutheran World Relief
Clarence €. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Milwaukee Road
Warfel
Victor Hackbarth
Belmont
Charles Puls
Madison
Mineral Point
Rev. Warfel
Brethren Clothing Processing
Indiana
Near East
Hong Kong
Germany
Wisconsin
Mrs. Maloy 55 Evansville Dies After Stroke
Mrs. Charles Maloy, 55, of Evansville died after a stroke at a Madison hospital. Formerly Hazel Lawrence from Dunkirk Township, she taught rural schools before marrying in 1949 and was a St. Pauls parish member. Survived by husband, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday at St. Pauls. burial in Crooke cemetery. Rosary tonight at Roderick Ward funeral home.
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Evansville
Charles Maloy
Madison
Maloy
Hazel Lawrence
Dunkirk Township
Evansville High School
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Joseph Heibl
Frank Dunphy
Albany
Irene Erdman
Janesville
Knipfel, Head of Co-ops Bank, Dies at 62
H. M. Knipfel president of the St. Paul Bank for Co-operatives died in a St. Paul hospital from a heart ailment. Aged 62, he led the bank since 1952 serving former co-operatives in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota. He had been with the bank since 1934 advancing from secretary in 1935 to vice president in 1949.
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ST. Paul, Minn
H. M. Knipfel
St. Paul
Plane Given Up Lisbon Loss of Santo Crashes
The Portuguese flying boat Proto Santo, which crashed in the Atlantic last Sunday, is officially declared lost with all 36 aboard.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Proto Santo
Atlantic
Wisconsin deer season opens with multiple hunter deaths
On opening day of Wisconsin's deer season, two hunters were shot to death and several others died of heart attacks or injuries. Charles Schroeder was killed by a thigh wound near Camp Douglas, while Joseph Vanden Bogart died from a neck wound near Sturgeon Bay. Additional victims included Arno Schmitt and Levi Krake, with other hunters facing health issues or minor injuries. Authorities investigated the gunfire incident and noted the season marked by tragedy and fatalities.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Charles Schroeder
Fountain
Juneau County
Camp Douglas
Schroeder
Arno J. Schmitt
Sheboygan
Oneida
Levi Krake
New London
Joseph Vanden Bogart
Route 5
Sturgeon Bay
Vanden Bogart
Door County
Marvin Peterson
Peterson
Nordean Groth
Watertown
Madeline Island
Ashland County
Groth
Delbert Haack
Route 1
DeForest
Meadow Valley
Tuneau County
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield
Chester Turville
Neillsville
Merton
Clark County
Memorial Hospital
Don Jorgensen
Evansville
Janesville
Rock County
Site Elimination Narrows Wisconsin Hall of Fame Plan
The State Conservation Commission eliminated Madison as a site for the Wisconsin Agricultural Hall of Fame saying it cannot donate land under its supervision at Nelson a State Park near Cassville.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Hall of Fame
State Conservation Commission
Nelsonan State Park
Cassville
Khrushchev says he wont fight West over Berlin issue
Khrushchev told graduates at the Kremlin he does not intend to fight the West over Berlin and will accept proposals on the city's future status. He urged Dulles to cool off and warned against threats of war, referencing Roman baths as a calming method. In Berlin, a U S Army convoy test and Russian roadblock marked renewed tensions with East German patrols and Allied supply routes mostly via rail.
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Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
U.S
State Dulles
Dulles
United States
Khrushchev
U. S
Khruschev
East Germany
West Germany
Moscow
West Berlin
Admiral Killed In Copter Crash On Okinawa
Rear Adm. Leonard B. Southerland commander of carriers of the 7th Fleet was killed in a helicopter crash on Okinawa. Cmdr. John Coulthard and another officer also died. The HAP2 helicopter burned after crashing near the Machinato Quartermaster Depot with unknown cause.
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Washington
Leonard B. Southerland
7Th Fleet
Okinawa
Navy
John Coulthard
Lexington
Machinato Quartermaster Depot
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