Surplus Drop Poses New Dairy Policy Challenge
Washington umaffects as a surplus elimination strategy complicates efforts by the Johnson administration and dairy leaders to win new legislation. The Advisory Committee on Milk and Dairy Products opens a two day meeting to review problems and propose programs while government purchases fall from 610 million to about 375 million in the past year.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Congress
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
Crimes Show State Increase In Milwaukee And Madison
FBI preliminary reports show Madison Wisconsin rose in robbery aggravated assault burglary larceny 500 plus but murder forcible rape and auto theft fell. Milwaukee city totals rose in forcible rape robbery burglary auto theft and larceny yet declined for murder and assault.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Wisconsin
Sir Winston Churchill Turns 90 With Daily Cigar
Sir Winston Churchill, at 90, rises slowly in London. His doctor Lord Moran says he remains very well and still enjoys his daily cigar and brandy. Lady Churchill welcomes him with a birthday kiss as gifts and messages flood in, including a note from Queen Elizabeth II.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Lord Moran
Britain
Churchill
Queen Elizabeth II
Housing Appeal After Fire Displaces Walters Family
A fire last night at the Roy Ruff farm home in Jefferson Township near Windy Acres left Mr and Mrs Oliver Walters and seven children homeless in freezing temperatures. Monroe firemen with Juda help saved the structure. most furniture was moved to Pat s Tap basement where Pat Lunda offered space. Some children stay with relatives William Walters Route 2 Vickie Evelyn Clarence Harold Allen Gloria Karen. The Walters had been displaced once before in December 1947 prompting a prior relief appeal by the Monroe Evening Times.
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Oliver Walters
Walters
Rosa Garden Center
Frederic Rosa
Rosa
Roy Ruff
Jefferson Township
Windy Acres
Josef J. Benkert
Monroe
Juda
Pat’s Tap
W. P
Pat) Lunda
Rufi
William Walters
Route 2
Vickie
Evelyn
Clarence
William Ann
Harold
Allen
Gloria
Karen
Shre
Il'he Monroe
Claude Reed of Elkhorn Dies in Monroe
Claude Reed 59 of Elkhorn died yesterday at 5 25 am in St. Clare hospital Monroe He was admitted to St. Clare as a medical patient November 24 He is survived by his wife Funeral arrangements are pending at Fredrickson Funeral Home Elkhorn
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Claude Reed
Elkhorn
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Reed
Fredrickson Funeral Home
Tobacco Wins Lift Stocks Rally Amid Court News
New York trading opened with declines across most sectors as the market weakened in active afternoon trading. Tobacco stocks led a brief rally after a Florida court decision in a cancer smoking case, with Liggett & Myers Reynolds and American Tobacco higher while steels and automakers slipped.
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New York
Florida
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Steels
Lukens
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Doctor Marsden Dies After Long Illness in Madison
Dr. Wendell Marsden, 65, longtime Madison physician practicing since 1933, died Sunday after a prolonged illness. He was a prominent local medical figure with a decades long career.
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Marsden
Madison
Wendell Marsden
Soviets reject UN plan to finance United Nations
The Soviet Union rejected a compromise plan from Secretary General Thant aimed at delaying major votes until year end to avoid challenging Soviet dues. The U.N. budget row centers on Article 19 and the Soviet arrears of over 52 million dollars for peacekeeping in Congo and the Middle East. The United States urged adherence to Article 19, while Thant sought a postponed agenda to allow talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U Thant
U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
U.N. Assembly
Thant
United States
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Arab Republic
Mahmoud Riad
Rusk
Mahmoud
U.A.R
Assembly
Soviets
General Assembly
Kremlin
Congo
Middle East
World Organization
Rust
Gromyko
Voegeli Escapes Injury In Rural Road Crash
Richard J. Voegeli, 34, of Blanchardville, escaped injury when his car left a town road west of County Trunk A in York Township. The vehicle struck a ditch at Erickson Creek bridge, tearing down about 10 feet of fence on the Leland Strommen farm as deputies described.
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Richard J. Voegeli
Route 1
Blanchardville
York Township
Erickson Creek Bridge
Leland Strommen
AMA Eyes Slim Chance for Medicare Passage
AMA President Donovan Ward warned Congress likely will pass Medicare this year, but cautioned against high hopes. He noted past Democratic majorities defeated similar proposals while delegations from Michigan California and the District of Columbia seek compromising resolutions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Medical Association
Donovan F. Ward
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donovan
AMA
House of Delegates
Michigan
California
District of Columbia
U.S. Congress
Catholics react to English Mass across the United States
The Associated Press reports mixed responses from 45 million Catholics as English replaces Latin in about half of Sunday Masses. Reforms authorized by the Vatican emphasize participatory worship with facing the congregation and vernacular prayers. Some see meaning and inclusion, others prefer Latin and tradition.
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St. Paul, Minn
San Francisco
America
Vatican
Ecumenical Council
Luke O’connell
St. Anthony’s Shrine
Boston
St. Paul
Helen Conrad
New Vote Sought by Auto Workers in Milwaukee
Harvey Kitzman urged UAW Local 75 executive board to order a new vote on a three year agreement with AMC after Milwaukee ballots showed 1,360 against and 1,278 for ratification amid only 2,500 of 9,000 members voting. Locals in Kenosha and Grand Rapids previously accepted the deal.
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Milwaukee
Harvey Kitzman
United Auto Workers
Local 75
American Motors Corp
AMC
Kenosha
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kitzman
Detroit
White House Denies Hoover Replacement Plan
Newsweek reported Johnson planned to replace FBI chief J Edgar Hoover. The White House denied the claim saying the President never heard of such a plan or idea.
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New York
Newsweek Magazine
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
White House
Valedictorian Mary Marty Named Cheesemakers Ball Queen
Monroe high School class of 1963 valedictorian Mary Cheryl Marty is chosen to reign as queen of the Cheesemakers Ball at Turner Hall this Saturday. The day features Swiss wrestling, coronation of the champion, and a dance with music by Jack Busch.
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Monroe High School
Mary Cheryl Marty
Turner Hall
Jack Busch
Miss Marty
John Marty
Lakeland College
Sheboygan
Badger Girls State
Marty
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Green County
Cheesmakers Association
Wanted Criminal Wyngaard Captured After Madison Flight
Raymond Wyngaard 27 of Appleton, a former FBI ten most wanted fugitive, was arrested in Madison after fleeing a Detroit courtroom. He had enrolled at Madison Vocational School under aliases and was linked to multiple break-ins and robberies before his capture. His companion Judy Bockius 21 faced harboring charges with bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Madison
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Raymond Wyngaard
Appleton
FBI
Detroit
Norman Mithy
Wyngaard
Fred Rogers
U.S
John A. Addams
Judy Bockius
Waukesha
Kaukauna
Wisconsin
Michigan
Use of Community Center Totals 1471 in November
James Mauermann park and recreation director reports 1471 people used the Community Center in November. Senior high students led with 452, followed by 169 on Fridays and Saturdays, with Golden Agers and Alfalfa Club also noted at lower counts.
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James Mauermann
Golden Agers
Cheese Price Report From Madison Market
Madison dairy prices show little change with demand fair to good and ample but closely held supplies. Cheddars hover around 37 to 40 cents per pound, 40 pound blocks 38 to 41, single daisies 40 to 41, longhorns 40, and midgets 40 to 43 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Watertown Youth Wins National 4H Award in Chicago
Charles Schadt age 19 of Watertown Wisconsin was among 12 tractor program winners named Sunday at the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago. He earned a $500 scholarship for his achievement and participation.
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Chicago
Charles Schadt
Watertown
Wis
Schadt
Runway crash kills crew and many refugees in Stanleyville
A chartered Belgian DC4 crashed on Stanleyville airport runway killing the crew and most refugees aboard. Investigators fly in as rebels threaten whites in rebel-held Congo. Paul Carlson, American medical missionary, buried in Karawa with hundreds attending.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Stanleyville
Belgian International Air Services
Antwerp
Belgium
Actio
Paulis
Bunia
Paul Carlson
Church of Christ
Karawa
Loubangui
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Janet Perring
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Gail
Voegeli
Associated Press
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Ralph Gorman
Sign
New York City
Mary Gibbons
St. Catherine of Siena
American Motors
Hoover
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