Castro Seeks UN Halt to Inspect Cuba Exile Training
Castro government offers UN inspection of Soviet weapons withdrawal from Cuba if bases for counter revolutionaries are dismantled and training camps for mercenaries, spies, saboteurs are removed. Kennedy visits Hinesville urging support for the armed forces amid ongoing crisis.
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Associated Press
Cuba
United Nations
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Mikoyan
New York
Havana
Soviet Union
United States
Castro
Puerto Rico
Osvaldo Corticos
Hinesville
Kennedy
1St Armored Division
Ironsides
Huenink to Speak at Teachers Dinner at Platteville
Superintendent Derwin J. Huenink will address about 90 student teachers, host teachers, and school principals at Platteville State College for the third annual student teachers banquet tomorrow night. He will discuss Transition from College to the School Community.
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Supt
Derwin J. Huenink
Platteville State College
Huenink
Holiday traffic deaths rise in Wisconsin to eleven
Eleven people died in Wisconsin highway crashes during the Thanksgiving holiday period with two more fatalities reported since, lifting the year total to 854. Victims include Mrs. Raymond Vander Elzen of Greenleaf, Herman Acord of East St. Louis, Frank L. Panacek Jr. of South Milwaukee, and several others across the state.
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Wisconsin
Raymond Vander Elzen
Greenleaf
Green Bay
Herman Acord
East St. Louis
Ill
Madison
Frank L. Panacek Jr
Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Kathryn Hooper
Darlington
Gratiot
Lafayette County
Thomas Waite
Whitefish Bay
Menomone Falls
Darlington Senior Kathryn Hoeper Dies in Car Crash
Kathryn Hoeper, 17, a Darlington high school senior, was killed when her car left Highway 78 near the Illinois state line and struck a tree. The accident occurred at 10:25 p.m. with no seat belts, and services are set for Holy Rosary Church tomorrow.
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Darlington High School
Kathryn Hoeper
Route 3
Darlington
Highway 78
Illinois State Line
Emery Hoeper
Darlington Area
Lafayette County
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
Steil Funeral
Church
Joseph
Milwaukee
Vernon
Ervin
Gratiot
James Winslow
Ronald Roethlisberger
Cuba City
Robert Burmeister
Gary Breed
Warren
Harold Mullen
Sandys Calls For Daily Hydrogen Bomb On Reds
Julian Sandys grandson of Sir Winston Churchill stirred a storm when he urged dropping one hydrogen bomb daily on the Red Chinese until they withdraw from India. The 25 year old Conservative candidate said at Petersfield that the plan would deliver an ultimatum and he claimed the Russians would be grateful for such a lesson.
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London
Julian Sandys
Winston Churchill
India
Sandys
Commonwealth Relations
Duncan Sandys
Petersfield
Peking
Brig
P. R. Antrobus
Conservative Association
Westfield Girl Bureau Names Queen at Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Madison Mary Sprain 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Sprain Westfield was proclaimed queen as the Wisconsin Farm Bureau opened its annual meeting. Twenty six girls competed for the title and the queen’s court included Karen Kortz 18 of Kaukauna Linda Niscoson 17 of Eagle Marilyn Forst 19 of Prairie du Chien and Elaine Baumgartner 19 of Kewaunee.
4 H Club Honors 36 Win $400 Scholarships at National Congress
Unity Wisconsin resident Sandrea Ewert age 20 is among 36 4 H Club members named for $400 national scholarships awarded at the 41st National Club Congress.
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Chicago
Sandrea Ewert
Unity
Wis
India Rejects China Border Location Terms
An Indian spokesman rejects the key clause of China cease fire terms in the Himalayas claiming Peking would keep troops inside Indian territory. India suspends further fire and notes Chinese withdrawal toward the border while U.S. planes aid Indian troops. Pakistan debates ending Western alliances amid anti American sentiment and rumors of a China Pakistan non aggression pact.
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New Delhi
China
Himalayas
Peking
India
Nehru
U.S
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
National Assembly
Southeast Asia
Central Treaty Organizations
SEATO
CENTO
Red China
Soviet Union
Bullets Damage School Windows at Iliff
Sheriff's deputies investigate vandalism at Iliff school over the weekend. William R. Stuckey says three windows were broken when a shot passed through the screen and glass, with two bullets lodged in interior walls. A beer party left empty bottles around the yard.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Iliff
William R. Stuckey
Leila Weyer
Stuckey
Ken Blackman Named Biz Manager for Quad City Angels
Cedar Rapids native Ken Blackman was appointed business manager of the Quad City Angels based in Davenport Iowa today. The Midwest Baseball League club announced the leadership change as part of its administrative staffing for the season.
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Quad Angels
Davenport
Iowa
Ken Blackman
Cedar Rapids
Quad City Angels
GOP Leaders Wary Light Turnout For Renk Meeting
Beaver Dam a slim turnout is forecast for a Republican meeting tonight led by Wilbur Renk who failed to win the GOP governor nomination. Many regulars likely to boycott as Claude Jasper calls it a duplicate effort. notable attendees include Melvin Laird while Frank Panzer and Everett Bidwell join the discussion shaping party image and plans after defeats.
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Beaver Dam
Wilbur Renk
GOP
Renk
U.S. Senate
Claude Jasper
Madison
Jasper
Thou
Cheesemaker Queen Crowned At Foreign Type Ball
Elizabeth Ann Jaeggs, 19, a senior at Green County Teachers College, will reign as Cheesemaker Queen at the annual ball in Turner Hall. The event includes 2 pm wrestling, a dance with Sammy Eggum orchestra, and coronation of the Swiss wrestling champions by Jaeggi.
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Green County Teachers College
Elizabeth Ann Jaeggs
8Th Street
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Turner Hall
Miss Jaeggi
J.C. Penney Co
Lillian Jaeggi
Joseph Jaeggi Sr
John
Joe Jr
Jefferson Center Co-op
Twin Grove
James
Thomas Boh
Juda
Jaeggi
Sammy Eggum
James Kerns
Joe Wels
David Seeholzer
Teen drivers hurt in Green County area mishaps
In Green County two of three one car crashes involved youths. Jerrold Zweifel 16 Evansville and Daryl Elmer 14 suffered injuries while John Schuh 14 had a possible concussion. Janice Graham 14 and Zweifel had cuts. A lone 15 year old John Lindeman escaped injury. A second crash in York Township involved John R. Granberg 16 Blanchardville and six other youths with no injuries. A Browntown driver Virgil Monte 20s ran off Highway 11 injuring none. The only city crash involved Mary Hunt 18 turning onto 20th avenue when a door flew open and she struck a parked car causing minor damage.
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Green County
Jerrold Zweifel
Evansville
Daryl Elmer
John Schuh
Janice Graham
Zweifel
John Lindeman
John R. Granberg
Blanchardville
Robert Johnson
York Township
Terry Wilburn
Keith Ingwell
Kenneth McGuire
Jane Severson
Lois Goigorre
Marilyn Watrud
Virgil Monte
Browtown
Monroe
Mary A. Hunt
8Th Street
Johnson-Eraser Pontiac, Inc
20Th Avenue
9Th Street
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market
Wisconsin dairy buyers report steady demand for American cheese in Madison with generally adequate supplies. Prices shown include cheddars 37 percent, 40 pound blocks 33 to 38 percent, single daisies 37 percent, longhorns 377s to 382, midgets 38 to 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Adopts $31.25 Levy With State Credit Reducing Net
Monroe solidifies a $31.25 per thousand tax rate for 1963, up from 1962. A state sales tax credit cuts the bill to about $27.84, with real estate, furniture, fixtures, personal property and merchant inventories benefiting from rebates. The city’s share is $4.97 of the rate, the school district claims $16.006 and the county $10.021, totaling $1,027,304.65 to be raised.
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Monroe
State Department of Taxation
Philip H. Darling
Freda M. Bray
No Inaugural Ball Slated for Reynolds
Madison Wisconsin Attorney General John Reynolds will be inaugurated as governor January 7 but no inaugural ball is planned. State Democratic chairman Patrick Lucey said no hotel was available for a dance and the Capitol rotunda event in 1958 was not a success. A reception at the Executive Mansion is set for the afternoon followed by a fundraising dinner at a to be chosen site.
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Madison
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Capitol
Gov. Nelson
Reynolds
Executive Mansion
Nominations Sought For Citizen Awards Bosses Night Jan 16
Monroe residents are asked to nominate candidates for Outstanding Senior Citizen and Outstanding Junior Citizen. Nomination blanks are available at First National and Commercial and Savings Banks and must be submitted to Rolland Karlen, PO Box 214, Monroe. Senior nominations due December 4. no forms accepted at December 5 Jaycees meeting. Junior forms due January 4. Co chairs Karlen and H Robert Dearth of the Junior Chamber of Commerce announce Bosses Night January 16 at Marco's Supper Club, with last year's winners John F Kundert and the late Mrs Della Stauffacher.
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First National
Rolland Karlen
PO Box
Monroe
Jaycees
Karlen
H. Robert Dearth
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John F. Kundert
Della Stauffacher
Swiss Grading Change Delayed by State Department
The State Department of Agriculture postponed amending rindless block Swiss cheese grade rules to July 1 1963 for further study. A public hearing August 22 at the agriculture building featured opposition from Swiss cheesemakers and testimony alleging noncompliance by licensed graders. The plan includes a three fold study on wholesale grade needs quality and size standards and industry participation with possible additional hearings.
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State Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
D. N. McDowell
Second victim dies in Iron Mountain crash
Harold P. Schroeder aged 49 from Menominee Falls Wisconsin died Sunday in a local hospital from injuries from the November 18 auto crash that also claimed another man's life.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Harold P. Schroeder
Menomenee Falls
Wis
Olive Tschudy Taken by Death
Mrs. J. Jacob Tschudy 86 widow of a Monroe businessman died at St. Clare Hospital after four weeks illness. Born Olive Burgy July 26 1876 in Washington Township she was married May 9 1899 and lived in Mexico Texas and Monroe during a long farming and business career. Surviving daughter Marie Broom and two grandchildren with ten great grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Paul Olm officiating. Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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J. Jacob Tschudy
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Tschudy
Olive Burgy
Washington Township
Jacob
Barbara Luchsinger Burgy
Burgy
Switzerland
Luchsingers
Mexico
Texas
Palmyra
Mr. Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
J. Jacob
Jake
St. John’s United Church of Christ and Aid Society
The
Eastern Star
Leslie A. (Marie) Broom
Oak Park
Ill
John
Maurer
San Rafael
Calif
Patricia Wagner
Mike
Emery A. Odell
J. B. Pierce
John Duebendorfer
J. D. Schindler
Nellie Burke
A. J. Magoon
C. F. Cole
J. Jacob Burgy
Disagreement Prompts Police Chief to Resign
Darlington police chief Arthur Cornwell resigns after a dispute with Mayor Francis Reichling. The two declined to explain the disagreement, ending Cornwell’s nearly four year tenure.
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Darlington
Arthur Cornwell
Francis Reichling
Cornwell
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Bloomer
Thomas Kleman
Manitowoc
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Reds
Westfield Girl Bureau Queen
Sands
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
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Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Everett Bidwell
Portage
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Cheesemaker Queen
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Jim Schenk
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