Kennedy Infant Delivered Early Marks Kennedy Birth
President elect John F Kennedy learned a son and his wife Jacqueline were fine after a caesarean birth 6 lb 3 oz. The boy was named John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. The birth followed a Thanksgiving visit as Kennedy flew back to Washington after news of the delivery.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
Secret Service
Georgetown University Hospital
Georgetown
Jacqueline
Caroline
Florida
West Palm Beach
Howard Baird
Pierre Salinger
Kenneth O’donnel
Salinger
Palm Beach
Eisenhower Keeps Lead and Zinc Import Quota
President Eisenhower sided with the Tariff Commission and decided not to relax the lead and zinc import quota. No new formal investigation will be started and the existing quota will remain in place.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Tariff Commission
Monticello Switch to Dial Calls Marks Local Change
United Telephone plans to switch Monticello to dial operation starting Sunday with a 7 am cutover that should take about 60 seconds. The project, costing around 250000, includes 530 upgraded residences and businesses and about 92 miles of lines. Operators in Monroe will handle dialing tests as Monticello residents begin using direct dial to Monroe and other towns.
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Joe
Albert Strasser
Ray Root
Monticello
Monroe
Times
United Telephone Company
Monticello Exchange
Margaret K. Burgi
Monroe Toll Switchboard
Miss Burgi
Bank of Monticello
9Th Street
Albany
Juda
Browntown
South Wayne
Woodford
Blanchardville
Frank Riese
Willard Prisk
Roy Kleckner Dies of Heart Attack at 61 in Monroe
Roy H. Kleckner 61 of 1113 21st street died unexpectedly of a heart attack at 2:05 a.m. in St. Clare hospital after being admitted Nov. 15 for another illness. He served in World War I on convoy duty and was a Navy veteran. Surviving are his wife Aura, a daughter Dorothy Lee, two sons Howard Lee and Lloyd Allen, three brothers, a sister, and three grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Monday at Stuessy funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. He had lived in Monroe since 1942 after time in Lewis town Montana.
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Roy H. Kleckner
21St Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Kleckner
Clarno Township
Lewistown
Mont
Monroe
Charles W. and
Rosetta Noble Kleckner
Clarno
Roundup
Aura J. Wight
American Legion
Dorothy Lee
Howard Lee Kleckner
Vallejo
Calif
Lloyd Allen
Los Angeles
Clark A. Kleckner
Percy H
Harvard
Ill
Grace Traxler
Milton Junction
Pearl Miller
Nebraska
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s
Weather Outlook Bright For Monroe Firemen Dance
Monroe Volunteer Fire Department hopes for a good turnout at Turner Hall for the Thanksgiving dance with Louis Bushell's Orchestra playing from 9 to 1. Chaired by Daniel Gerber and Thomas Casey, proceeds fund the department's insurance.
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Monroe
Guards Seize Camera of Kennedy Photos at Hospital
Secret Service agents confiscated a camera and destroyed a roll of film showing Mrs. John F. Kennedy being wheeled from Georgetown Hospital after childbirth. AP photographer Thomas F. Freeman, first on scene, shot pictures from a service room doorway about 150 feet from the recovery area.
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Washington
Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown Hospital
Thomas F. Freeman
Illinois Recount Sought as Kennedy Margin Hits 213502
Washington report says Kennedy's national popular vote lead stayed at 213502 with 800 precincts left. Illinois GOP leaders urge a ballot recheck and possible court recount in Chicago area amid fraud allegations after canvass declared complete.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Cook County
Chicago
Francis X. Connell
Connell
Chicago Election Board
Wisconsin highway funds fall short of needs says Grasse
Madison Wisconsin. State Highway Commission Chairman Harvey Grasse warns the proposed 1961 highway budget of 112.7 million dollars is only a partial fix and the gap to actual needs grows yearly. He notes most increases come from federal funds and outlines specific allocations for interstates farm to market roads and Milwaukee expressways with counties to pick farm to market routes. Grasse cannot propose a funding solution and warns costs will rise with construction and maintenance.
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Madison
Harvey Grasse
State Highway Commission
Grasse
Milwaukee
Columbia
Dane
Juneau
Rock
Sauk
Waukesha
Douglas County
Living Cost Index Rises in October to 127.3% of 1947-49 Avg
The government cost index climbed four tenths of one percent in October reaching 127.3 percent of the 1947-49 average. The figure shows a 14 percent increase from October last year.
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Washington
Haiti Archbishop Expelled Amid Student Strike Aid
Archbishop Francois Poirier, a foe of President Duvalier, was expelled from Haiti after being accused of giving 7000 to aid student strikers linked to alleged Communist activity. Police escorted him to the airport for a flight to Miami as martial law pressed schools to close early for Christmas.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Poirier
Francois Duvalier
Negro Catholic Republic
Miami
Brittany
France
Aurele Joseph
Cheddar Marts Steady to Firm in Wisconsin Markets
Wisconsin cheese markets remained steady to firm last week, with a 0.25 cent rise on longhorns and adequate to ample supplies at major centers. Production through Nov. 17 rose 29 percent year over year to 15.4 million pounds, and Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reported two cars of 60 pound blocks at 38 cents with no open bids or offers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Green Bay
Funeral services for Assemblyman George J. Talsky
Milwaukee mourns Assemblyman George J. Talsky a 61 year old Democrat who represented the 8th District since 1954 He died of cancer Thursday Funeral services are set for Saturday at St Matthews Catholic church
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Talsky
Milwaukee
George J. Talsky
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Wisconsin Deer Season Claims Four More Lives
The seventh day of Wisconsin's 1960 deer hunting season raised gunshot deaths to eight and the toll to 14 for the period and 24 last year. Harold Bluemke 41 of Shawano was killed by his 18 year old son Roger during a deer drive on a logging road. Frank Viegutz 35 of Wausau died from a hip wound received while hunting in Oneida County. Glennert Krueger 42 of Racine was shot in the leg by 14 year old Eddie Sparks of Crandon near Argonne Forest County. Mrs. Luther O'Dell of West Bend was wounded when a rifle loaded by her brother discharged through a cabin wall in Marinette County.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Harold Bluemke
Shawano
Hugo Baker
Roger
Baker
Frank Viegutz
Wausau
Viegutz
Rice Lake
Oneida
St. Mary’s
Glennert Krueger
Racine
Argonne
Forest County
Lyle Palmer
Eddie Sparks
Crandon
Krueger
Rhinelander
Luther O'Dell
Route 1
West Bend
Wagner
Marinette County
Arthur Vey Jr
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt Chosen by Social Democrats
The Social Democrats unanimously endorsed West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt as their candidate for chancellor on a pro West platform. Brandt, 47, had been designated months earlier to lead if the party wins next year’s national election, signaling a major shift away from the Adenauer program.
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Hanover
Germany
Social Democrats
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Adenauer
Madison spending plan seeks 118 million rise in two year budget
A two year state spending program totaling 532,868,671 was sent to Gov. Nelson for hearings. It shows an 118,161,227 increase over 1959-61 and allocates over 270 million for state operations and 262 million for local aids.
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Madison
Nelson
Joe E. Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Fred Fisser
William Draheim
Neenah
Glen E. Pommerening
Wauwatosa
University of Wisconsin
University
State College
State Department of Public Welfare
Department
State Building Commission
Break-in Reported at Monroe Ready Mix Office
Police say the Monroe Ready Mix office was entered overnight and a small amount of cash taken from the drawer. Edward Doyle, the plant manager, reported the theft and said a door was broken. Investigators noted possible ties to similar incidents at local businesses Sunday night.
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Monroe
Edward Doyle
Stock Market Mixed In Irregular Trade
New York traders saw a choppy session with theAssociated Press average slipping to 214.80 at noon and sector moves uneven. Despite morning weakness in industrials rails and utilities, scattered gains in steels chemicals motors aircrafts and rail shares tempered the day with a modest overall rise.
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New York
Associated Press
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Roy Kleckner
Danial L. Ault
United Telephone Co
John Schild
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W. D. Stovall Jr
James VanWegenen
William Heinzelman
Monroe Firm
Stock Mart
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