Nelson Won't Draft Tax Plan For Committee
Gov. Nelson said he will not advance a new tax proposal before tax talks with GOP and Democratic lawmakers begin. He notified Sen. Frank Panzer and Assemblyman Paul Alfonsi, who lead an 11 member committee to represent Republicans. Leonard criticized the governor for not cooperating in drafting the bill, saying the starting point is zero.
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Madison
Nelson
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Panzer
Vance
Republian
Jerris Leonard
R-Bayside
Leonard
New
Teacher Training Programs Set for Oct 13 at Monticello
In Monticello on Friday October 13 a statewide in service training for rural graded school teachers and village elementary and high school staff will convene at Monticello High School. Sessions begin 9 15 am with speakers Dr Eli Sires and Dr Glen Eye from the state department of public instruction discussing mental health and administrator teacher relations. Luncheon will be served by Zwingli Church Aid Society. Afternoon group meetings cover the school teacher administrator language arts mathematics science and guidance with resource leaders named.
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Monticello
Rudolph T. Haskee
Monticello High School
Ming
Eli Sires
Glen G. Eye
State
Department of Public Instruction
Sires
Eye
Zwingli Church Aid Society
Dr. Eye
Ida Coley
State Department of Public Instruction
Actor Donald Cook Dies of Heart Attack
EW Haven Connecticut reports actor Donald Cook age 60 died Sunday night after suffering a heart attack in town for a Broadway play tryout. He collapsed in his hotel room before the matinee of A Shot in the Dark starring Julie Harris.
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EW Haven
Conn
Donald Cook
Julie Haris
Karen To Reign For Homecoming
Karen Loveland will reign over Monroe high school's Homecoming as the Cheesemakers face Ft Atkinson Cardinals at Recreation Park. The event features the high school band parade, coronation, halftime ceremonies, and a Victory Missile balloon launch with a prize of Green County Swiss cheese if returned. band members also perform special features and assist balloons with Lions Club members.
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Karen Loveland
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson Cardinals
Sandy Babler
Sandy Burkhalter
Karen
Monroe High School
Recreation Park
Allan F
Pat) Barnard
Miss Loveland
Green County
Ernest Wegmueller
Route 2
Lions Club
Robert Smith
Charles J. Mathias
Thomas R. Hartwig
Three Children Die in Wisconsin Mishaps
Three youths are victims of separate Wisconsin accidents on Saturday. Ronald Ziegler 14 died when entangled in a feed chopper on his parents farm near Waunakee Dane County while cleaning the machine. Eight-year-old Ralph Goodlet crippled on crutches drowned crossing a slough on Marinette east side after slipping on wet boards. Jeanie Gruszyski 14 Chicago burned fatally when her clothes caught fire from an electric space heater at her aunt Rose Spychala’s home near Paddock Lake Salem Kenosha County.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ronald Ziegler
Waunakee
Dane County
Ronald
Richard Ziegler
Vox
Ralph Goodlet
Marinette
Ralph
Jeanie Gruszyski
Chicago
Rose Spychala
Paddock Lake
Salem
Kenosha County
Chris Disch dies at 78 in Monticello hospital
Chris Disch age 78 of Monticello died at 9 45 am today in St Clare hospital He was admitted Saturday as a medical patient Voegels funeral home Monticello is in charge of arrangements
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Chris Disch
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Voegels
Two County Entries Win District Honors In Wool Competition
Green County girls won district honors in the Make It With Wool contest at Janesville. Jane LaBorde and Linda Christiansen were among five winners advancing to the state contest in Madison November 10 and 11. State winners go to the national contest in Salt Lake City with the top entrant earning an expense paid trip to Hawaii.
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Wo Green
Janesville
Jane LaBorde
Judi
Linda Christensen
Brodhead
Madison
Rock
Jefferson
Miss LaBorde
Miss Christensen
da Mauermann
Kathleen Atkinson
Albanverly Witt
Monroe
Donna Durtschi
LaVon Loveland
Monticello
Harvey Mauermann
Donald Witt
Green County
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hawaii
Stranded Chicagoans Get Home Plan Arrives in Shannon
103 Americans stranded in Shannon after a five day delay finally secure a chartered plane home. The Erin's Own Club of Chicago had raised funds and paid $30,000 to charter the President Air Lines jet, after sending a cable to President Kennedy pleading for help.
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Shannon
Irelaway
Ireland
Erin's Own Club
Chicago
Kennedy
President Air Lines
Old Timers Night at Immanuel EUB Church
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church hosts Old Timers Night at 8 as part of the centennial observance. Rev G H Blum of Appleton delivers the sermon The Church Yesterday and Today with text from Ephesians 5 27. Laurence Koch, university professor, may attend with his father. The integrated choir features 15 to 20 old timers plus German song performances by Mrs Grenzow and Mrs Zumker.
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Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Faithful Workers
Philathea
Karl Koch
G. H. Blum, Appleton
Blum
Appleton
Laurence
University of Wisconsin Extension
Milwaukee
Maud E. Wenger
Victor Marean
John Grenzow
Emma Zumker
Matt Stauffacher
J. P. Elmer
United Fund Adds Damon Runyon Cancer Research Grant
The Monroe United Fund opens its 1961 campaign with $21,326 sought from donors to support 15 agencies including a new grant to the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for Cancer Research. A $300 allocation covers cancer research, with the national charity directing all donated dollars to research while administration costs are covered by a dedicated group. Grants come from a 10 member scientific advisory panel.
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Monroe United Fund
Damon Runyon
Damon Runyon Fund Supports Cancer Research Efforts
United fee programs provide fellowships to sustain research manpower, finance cancer research institutions, and support cancer research beds to apply knowledge to humans. Organized December 1946 and formed in February 1947 in New York state, it aims to perpetuate Damon Runyon’s memory by promoting medical research in cancer treatment and cure and raising funds to advance this purpose.
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New York
Damon Runyon
Nasser backs Syrian revolt as Kuzbari tightens grip
In Cairo and Damascus the crisis deepens as Nasser calls Syrians to fight imperialism while Premier Kuzbari acts to purge pro Nasser forces. He bans demonstrations, closes universities, extends curfew, and arrests rival Abdul Hamid Serraj. Egypt ships the first expelled Egyptians to return home.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Damascus
Nasser
Cairo
Syria
United Arab Republic
Mamoun Kuzbari
Kuzbari
National Union Party
Abdul Hamid Serraj
U.A.R
U.A R
Jordan
Turkey
Mrs Zuhlke Dies at Brodhead Nursing Home
Mrs. Robert Zuhlke a lifelong area resident died yesterday in a nursing home. Services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Newcomer Funeral Home with calling after 7 tomorrow night. She was born Lula Mae Robertson native of Spring Grove Township. Married first to Herbert Hawkins in 1903 he died 1935. In 1943 she wed Robert Zuhlke of Brodhead. Survived by five sons Omer Hawkins Brodhead Jay Roscoe Ill Orville Spring Grove Twp Richard Janesville Harold Decatur Twp two daughters Mrs Henry Swenson Brodhead and Mrs Wayne Jackson Janesville four brothers Orson Monroe Chauncey Brownton Warren Naperville Ill and John Brodhead three sisters Mrs Jay Brodhead Mrs Chris Riese Aurora Ill and Mrs Bertha Giesey Kalispell Mont one stepson Clarence Brodhead two stepdaughters Mrs Frank Vanderbilt Argyle and Mrs Harry Sauer Brodhead 30 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
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Srodhead
Robert Zuhlke
Newcomer Funeral Home
Zuhlke
Lula Mae Robertson
Spring Grove Township
Herbert Hawkins
Brodhead
Omer Hawkins
Aurora
Ill
Bertha Giesey
Kalispell
Mont
Clarence
Frank Vanderbilt
Argyle
Harry Sauer
Schiller Named Auctioneer For Lions Club Auction
Victor N. Schiller of Monroe has been chosen auctioneer for the Lions Club auction at the stock pavilion tonight starting at 6. Lions members solicit donations from residents who are urged to leave porch lights on as proceeds fund club civics projects.
4H Members Honored At Albany Brooklyn Event
Renae Duerst and Roger Ace of the Dayton 4H Club were named 4H Achievement Boy and Girl for the Albany Brooklyn area at a recognition program in Albany high school gym. Duerst and Ace, among senior 4H members with multiple projects, led a list of honorees from Oak Corners, Brooklyn Badgers, Jolly Mixers, Silverview, and Dayton. James Brown served as master of ceremonies, with various performances and club participation noted.
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Renae Duerst
Roger Ace
Dayton
Albany- Brooklyn
Albany
Miss Duerst
Delbert Duerst
Belleville
Ace
Emory Ace
Route 1
New Glarus
Darrell Bollig
Karen
Norman Houlberg
Oak Corners Club
Richard Thickpenny
Brooklyn Badgers
Kay Heller
Ruth Hoesly
Jolly Mixers
Shila Elmer
Judd Nelson
Russell Ace
Yvonne Zimmerman
David Ensor
Oak Corners
Steven Mitschele
Silverview
Glenn
Wayne Houlberg
James Brown
Joyce Ensor
Marlene Visger
Barbara Fahey
Lynne Berge
Jolly
Allen Mittler
Jerry Myhre
Lloyd Johnson
Myron E. Jeglum
John Morgenthaler
Donald Langkamp
Brooklyn Ag
Roy Thickpenny
Perdell Myhre
Boyd Atkinson
John Bolng
Wilbert Christen Jr
Slverview
Stock Mart Mixed Trade Rates Sluggish
The stock market was mixed in sluggish trading late this afternoon with mostly fractional changes. DuPont rose about two points on reports that the Justice Department filed a proposal granting the company leeway to dispose of its General Motors stock.
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Ae Runn Uw
DuPont
Justice Department
General Motors
Cheese Trade Fair Madison Wisconsin Market Report
American cheese market today in Madison Wisconsin shows steady trading movement through regular distributive outlets with ample supplies. Prices imply 38% to 41% ranges across 40 pound blocks single daisies longhorns and midgets, signaling comfortable availability and stable pricing.
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Madison
Wisconsin
U.S. rejects Soviet plan for stop-gap UN chief
The United States refused a Soviet proposal to name a temporary United Nations secretary-general citing undermined integrity. The plan urged a trio of deputies with no veto, while Adlai Stevenson called it not a real compromise and limited in scope. The State Department echoed concerns of a troika style three-man secretariat.
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Uniony Naland
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Washington
State Department
Troika
Ford UAW move to avert 120000 Ford strike
DETROIT Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers resumed negotiations amid reports both sides made compromises on non economic issues to head off a strike of 120000 Ford production workers at 10 a m Tuesday UAW President Walter P Reuther led the union negotiators and said things really should get rolling today He forecast an all day all night bargaining session Ford Vice President Malcolm Denise head of the company team agreed
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ralph Capone Faces Check on State Taxes
Wisconsin tax officials probe Ralph Capone's state tax returns from 1945 to 1951 filed with Eau Claire and Chicago addresses. He paid $190.67 total in seven years while in Mercer Iron County. He testified in Chicago in June on assets to cover federal taxes owed since 1928, with the case seeking about 87000 in 1926 to 1928 taxes and interest around 21015.
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Wisconsin
Ralph
Bottles) Capone
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
U.S. District Court
Mercer
Iron County
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Franco hints at new Spain pact moves triggering nuclear buzz
Madrid sources report Generalissimo Francisco Franco may be rethinking the U S Spanish military pact inviting speculation that Madrid seeks nuclear weapons. The talk follows Franco's call for a renewed alliance posture amid regional tensions.
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Franco
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Gromyko Awaits Moscow Word on Berlin Talks Progress
Washington reports show easing tensions as U S and Soviet negotiators move toward a possible East West conference to resolve the Berlin crisis. Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko have met multiple times with cautious optimism. Britain’s Lord Home says talks are useful while seeking access and freedom for Berlin.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Rusk
New York
U.S
Kennedy
White House
Moscow
Khchev
Khrushchev
Britain
Lord Home
London
Home
France
West Germany
East Germany
Guard Data Classified. Armory Prepares for Callup
Data on Guard now classified and the number of Co. B National Guardsmen who took or failed physicals at Madison yesterday will not be divulged. Packing and crating work continues at the Armory for the federal callup on Sunday Oct 15 and departure for Ft. Lewis Washington. Col. Oscar A. Moldenhauer, now retired, visited the Armory this morning and hopes to return prior to activation. He commanded Co. K when called up Oct 15 1940 and returned to Tomah today. his wife will stay for several days.
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Co. B National
Col
Moldenhauer
Tomah
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