Wisconsin Deer Hunt Toll Reaches 13 in First Three Days
The Wisconsin deer season death toll after three days stands at 13, with seven gunshot victims and six heart attack deaths. One boy, 13-year-old Eugene Williams of Tomahawk, was killed when a minister mistook him for a deer. The department reports about 26 860 kills so far, with 27 000 deer registered in three days and weather hampering hunting across regions.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Eugene Williams
Lincoln County
Clarence Baldwin
Hector Gunderson
Madison
Baldwin
Reinhard Lubeck
Wisconsin Rapids
Roger Post
Milwaukee
Frank Haley
Athelstone
Marinette County
Paul F. Dobratz
Earl Nelson
Manitowoc
Vernon Janke
Marathon City
Lyle LaPlante
Green Bay
Allen Retrum
West Central
East Central
Sailor Terrorizes Crew During Picket Ship Rampage
A 22-year-old sailor Raymond J Lizzotte awaiting summary court martial seized control aboard the USS Investigator in East Boston and Chelsea. He forced three crew at gunpoint and shot Donald Hicks in the jaw during an auto ride. Hicks is in satisfactory condition. Lizzotte was later captured in Providence Rhode Island after breaking into a lodging house and demanding clothing. The Navy reported the spree began after 1 a.m. in a ship washroom with two shots fired at Howard Holliday Willie Arrington and Sam Payne.
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Atlanta
Lizzotte
Hicks
Navy
Howard Holliday
Pekin, Ill
Willie Charles Arrington
Caio, Ala
Sam Payne
Baltimore
Head of New Plant To Address Kiwanis
J Verne Resek president of Monroe's Industrial Combustion Inc will speak at Thursday's Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting at the Swiss Wheel. Three new members will be welcomed at this week's meeting.
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J. Verne Resek
Monroe
New Enterprise, Industrial Combustion, Inc
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Soviet Press Attacks West Berlin Spying Claims
The Soviet embassy in East Berlin held a news conference to press espionage charges against West Berlin. Moscow officials accused Western propaganda of destabilizing the Soviet bloc and urged Allied powers to abandon West Berlin occupation. Khrushchev’s drive to redraw Berlin’s status noted.
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West Berlin
Moscow
West
J. V. Beburov
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Khrushchev
Pravda
Three Deer Found Dead in Lafayette County
Game manager Clarence R. Benkert reports three does found dead in woods north of Scissor Hill Camp Lafayette County. He is investigating. A large 8 point buck, about 175 pounds, was struck and killed by a auto transport one mile south of Brodhead on Highway 81 last night and another deer was killed there the previous night.
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Scissorhill Camp
Pecatonica
Lafayette
Clarence R. Benkert
Benkert
Brodhead
Baraboo Hunter Robert Savoy Wounded in Weekend Shooting
Baraboo resident Robert Savoy of Monroe origin was wounded in a hunting outing between Baraboo and Freedom. He received a leg wound Saturday and is at Baraboo hospital awaiting surgery. Savoy, married with two children, is the son of Frances Eloy Savoy and the late Herman Savoy.
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Baraboo
Monroe
Savoy
Frances Eloy Savoy
Herman
Red) Savoy
Freedom
Dairy Co-ops Urged To Cut Costs And Improve Quality
Boston report on the 42nd annual National Milk Producers Federation convention where H L Forest of the Agricultural Marketing Service urged co operatives to cut costs and raise quality to serve the public. C M Carlson of Dairymen's Co op Creamery noted many co ops are too small for their own marketing. B J Ommedt credited progress in butter cheese and nonfat dry milk quality to industry effort and USDA voluntary inspections.
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Dairymen’s Co-op Creamery
Boise Valley
Idaho
B. J. Ommedt
Department of Agriculture
Unionist Shafer invokes Fifth in rackets probe
San Antonio Teamster Local 657 business manager Raymond C. Shafer refused to answer 37 questions as Senate r akets probers pressed him about a wave of bombings shootings and acid attacks in Texas labor disputes. Investigators showed recordings in which a voice, identified as Shafer, discussed payments and planning. Shafer invoked the Fifth Amendment and questioned whether he recognized his own voice.
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Teamsters
Raymond C. Shafer
Senate
Texas
Shafer
San Antonio
Teamster Local 657
Zeno Smith
Buck
Curly) Owens
Owens
Smith
Rangers
Odessa, Tex
M. W
Dusty Miller
Southern Conference of
Miller
Roy J. Gilbert
Gilbert
Housing Sought For Robert Deal Family After Fire
The Robert Deal family, burned out Sunday, seeks housing in Monroe at moderate rent while relatives host them at 2390 27th Avenue. Red Cross aid flows, but clothing and linens are needed especially for boys. Donations may be left at the welfare office, Woolworth’s, Badger Paint, or the sheriff’s office. storage space is available in a two car garage.
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Perry Deal
27Th Avenue
Monroe
Richard Anderson
Red Cross
Sheriff's Department
Woolworth’s
Badger
Perry
Orfordville
Brodhead
Storm Wreaks Havoc. Wisconsin Sees High Winds and Rain
Heavy winds up to 80 miles per hour buffeted Wisconsin and Monroe with power outages and minor damage. Tornado warnings were issued and later withdrawn as rain totals reached over an inch in Milwaukee and La Crosse reported the heaviest rainfall at 2.38 inches.
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Clarno
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Coast Guard
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LaCrosse
Eau Claire
Wausau
Gen. Billy Mitchell Field
New School Receives Papal Scroll From Pope John
St. Victor's parochial school in Monroe Wisconsin received a papal scroll from Pope John XXIII. The attractive parchment bears his Apostolic blessing for Rev Eugene C McCollon the Sisters of St Dominic lay teachers pupils and benefactors. It is the first Wisconsin honor from the pope and will be framed and hung in the new school.
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John XXIII
Eugene C. McCollon
Sisters of St. Dominic
St. Victor's School
Monroe
Wisconsin
Pope John
Marinette County appoints new judge to complete term
Gov. Thomson on Monday named Harry E. White to finish the term of late Judge William F. Haase. White, 50, has served as Marinette County district attorney since 1949 and was reelected prosecutor on November 4 without opposition.
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Harry E. White
Thomson
William F. Haase
Marinette County
White
Filibuster Rule Fight Shapes Up
Vice President Nixon and Senator Johnson move toward compromising the filibuster rule as the new session looms. Nixon aims to change the 66 vote threshold to curb debate while Johnson seeks to prevent party split. Some senators push a two thirds voting rule, but Nixon opposes a majority gag.
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Washington
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
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Alaska
Johnson
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Barn Blown Down in Stratford Tornado Aftermath
Seven men hospitalized at Marshfield after a barn being erected to replace one blown down by a June tornado was itself toppled by a sudden gust. The incident occurred Monday as workers prepared the replacement structure.
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Stratford
Marshfield
Governor Nibbles on Cheese Filter for Cigarettes
Governor Vernon Thomson discussed a proposed cheese smoke trap for cigarettes and criticized his Democratic successor Gaylord Nelson. A German firm, Burger Sohne Emmendingen Bade, contacted his office seeking details after a Swiss story reported Thomson's earlier claim that De Pere resident Stuart Stebbings developed a powdered cheese filter. Thomson accused Nelson of waging war on the cheese industry and urged seeking new markets for Wisconsin cheese products.
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Vernon Thomson
Gaylord Nelson
Thomson
Burger Sohne Emmendingen Bade
Stuart Stebbings
de Pere
Nelson
Wisconsin
Three More Die In State Traffic
An elderly Milwaukee pedestrian Henry Radke 77 and two teenage motorists Allen P. West 19 and Kenneth J. Kraus 16 were killed Monday. The Wisconsin 1958 traffic fatality total rose to 716, compared with 797 a year earlier. The Kraus family lives in New Berlin Town, Waukesha County.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Henry Radke
Allen P. West
Kenneth J. Kraus
Albert Kraus
Waukesha County
Kraus
New Berlin
Fire Destroys Belleville Area Barn
A barn eight miles northwest of Belleville owned by Bernard Farm Corp of Eau Claire and tenanted by Cletus Pink burned yesterday. Discovered at 10 a.m., the fire was out of control when Belleville and Verona crews arrived. Livestock were saved, with hay and straw lost. chief Norman Buss cited faulty wiring as a suspected cause.
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Bernard Farm Corp
Eau Claire
Cletus Pink
Verona Fire Company
Norman Buss
Plains States Receive Brunt Of First Snows
A major winter storm blankets the central U S with heavy snow and tornado-associated damage. Ten deaths are linked to the blizzard from Texas to Minnesota, with high winds 50 mph, widespread drifting, and numerous power and road hazards.
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Plains States
Brodhead Man Injured in Rainstorm Car Crash
An 83-year-old Brodhead man, Julius Albert, was injured when his car went off Highway 81 in a dense rainstorm southeast of Brodhead and struck a tree. His passenger, 48-year-old Mary Sommerfeldt, sustained facial lacerations and other injuries.
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Brodhead
Highway 81
Here
Julius Albert
Mary Sommerfeldt
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