Kennedy Aides Review Berlin Crisis With Military Chiefs
President Kennedy met with Defense Secretary McNamara and General Lemnitzer to review Berlin crisis military preparations. Norstad to report on allied actions while Rusk briefed on diplomatic talks with the Soviet Union and possible NATO strength increases. The mood remained cautiously optimistic as talks with Gromyko at the UN proceed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemanitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Berlin
State Rusk
Lauris Norstad
Europe
McNamara
Lemnitzer
Rusk
Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Guard Records Readied For M Day Mobilization
Personnel records of Co. B National Guardsmen are being prepared at the Armory in readiness for M Day on Sunday October 15. The first troops of the 32nd Division are expected to leave for Fort Lewis about three days after mobilization to set up administration and supply.
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Ntional
Ft. Lewis
WMA
Rayburn Likely To Have Surgery
Dallas report says House Speaker Sam Rayburn 79 faces possible immediate operation for a suspected liver ailment at Baylor hospital. Doctors to decide after morning tests directed by Dr. Robert F. Short Jr. Administrative assistant John Holton says condition serious but not critical, Rayburn sedated and unresponsive to visitors.
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Dallas. Tex
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Robert F. Short Jr
Rayburn
John Holton
Washington
Homecoming Queen Dies From Monoxide Fumes
Cathleen Andrews 17 was found dead from carbon monoxide fumes at her Rock Island home. Parents Raymond and Mrs Andrews were hospitalized in critical condition. Her bedroom sits over a furnace and fumes leaked. students vote to proceed with homecoming without a queen.
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Rock Islany
Rock Island High School
Cathleen Andrews
Raymond C. Andrews
116 More Called In Medical Draft
The Defense Department ordered 495 physicians 154 dentists and 67 veterinarians drafted for military service due to the buildup of demand for food inspection preventive medicine and research and development. This is the second medical draft in 1960 following a June 9 call for 815 physicians for Navy and Air Force.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Indian UN chief to undergo brain surgery in New York
V. K. Krishnna Menon, head of India's United Nations delegation, is expected to have brain surgery in New York to remove a blood clot after a fall at his Indian residence a month ago. The surgeon called the operation relatively minor and said Menon would likely stay hospitalized about 10 days.
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New York
V. K. Krishnna Menon
India
United Nations
Menon
Council To Hold Hearings Tonight On Four Proposals
City council to hear four public ordinances: mobile home restrictions with higher parking fees, a transient merchant rule for Market Square truck sales, elm tree spraying funded by city contracts, and sidewalk sign installation height and permit rules. Hearings start at 7:30 p m in City Hall.
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Monroe Evening Times
Market Square
Lincoln School
Fowler Tree Surgery Firm
Elgin
Board of Public Works
Dependents Warned Ft. Lewis Prepares For 17 000 Arrivals
Army post near Olympia Tacoma braces for a surge as 32nd Infantry Division guardsmen arrive for active duty. About 16 000 to 17 000 personnel join 42 000 troops, prompting housing and school checks. Families urged to stay behind initially.
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Leroy Hittle
Army Post
Washington State
Wisconsin National Guardsmen
32Nd Infantry Division
Wisconsin
Robert S. McNamara
Pacific Northwest
Olympia
Tacoma
4Th Division
Strategic Army Corps
Army
Wisconsin Guardsmen
Supreme Court Rules Darlington TV Tower Project Constitutional
The state Supreme Court ruled the use of public funds to build Darlington's $13,000 television booster tower constitutional. The decision upholds the city's right to finance and construct the tower for residents to access Madison UHF stations. Beardsley had challenged the project but injunctions were lifted.
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State Supreme Court
Darlington
Lafayette County
Harold J. Beardsley
Madison
Beardsley
Lafayette
Bruce F. Beilfuss
Beilfuss
Supreme Court
Timothy Brown
Residents Lodge Smoke Complaint
The Brodhead City Council promised action on a smoke nuisance complaint against Goldenrod Creamery owned by Harry Scheberle of Chicago. City Clerk Donald Edwards said Scheberle had been notified. Citu council approved bills and two building permits and discussed parking needs and venue rules.
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Brodhead
Goldenrod Creamery
Harry Scheberle
Chicago
Donald Edwards
Scheberle
E. D. Porterfield
Brodhead Civil Defense Unit
Aurelia Bauman
Herman Buehler Jr
Duane Youngblood
League of Municipalities
Loraine
Madison
Capital Plastics Co
City Hall
City Atty
J. L. Stencil
H. C. Putnam
Cheese Demand Fair Madison Wisconsin Market Report
In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows demand fair to good with ample to more than ample supplies. Prices for cheddars range 36 to 38 percent, 40-pound blocks 36 to 39, single daisies 38 to 39, longhorns 38 to 39, and midgets 38 to 41 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Dane Halts Nitro Check as Robber Gang Nabbed in Verona
Madison reports a 24 hour search for nitroglycerin tied to a Canadian burglary gang ended with six in custody. Three men were arrested after the Verona store safe was blown open. Two other men and a woman detained at Fargo, N D. Officials said the trio carried no explosives and had been staying in a Janesville motel. Names include Theodore Hobas Fernand Neeau and Frank Kantor. Miller the Verona store owner helped capture one suspect. others were caught at a Belleville roadblock. Police warned they may still seek additional nitroglycerine.
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Verona
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Janesville
Dane County
Russell Kiley
Kiley
Theodore Hobas
Winnipeg
Fernand N.deau
St. Justin
Quebec
Frank G. Kantor
Toronto
William Miller
Miller
Herman Daniels
Belleville
Roy Vetterli
Green County
Henry S. Hefty
Bike Registration To Be Held Again
Monroe police and the VFW will try again to register and license bicycles from 1 to 4 30 p m at Lincoln School. Officer in charge Ervin L Goecks said about 650 bikes in the city remain unlicensed due to bad weather over the past two Saturdays. A total of 347 bikes were registered on Sept 23 before rain, and the project was postponed again last Saturday.
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Monroe
VFW
Lincoln School
Ervin L. Goecks
Goecks
Soviets Launch 16th Nuclear Blast Since Resuming Tests
The Soviet Union fired its 16th nuclear explosion since resuming tests on Sept 1. The Atomic Energy Commission put the yield at about a megaton, equivalent to one million tons of TNT.
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Washington
Soviet Union
The
Atomic Energy Commission
120000 Ford Plants Strike Breaks 20 Year Silence
Ford Motor Co. faced a nationwide walkout by about 120000 production workers after contract talks failed by the 10 a.m. deadline. The strike, the first general action against Ford since 1941, halted operations at 16 plants and risked shutting eight facilities nationwide as negotiations were to resume after a 24 hour recess.
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Ford Motors Co
Ford
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Malcolm L. Denise
Reuther
Denise
United Fund Donates $100 to Red Cross for Victims
The United Fund of Monroe authorized a $100 donation to the American Red Cross to aid Hurricane Carla victims. The gift uses reserve funds to avoid a special Red Cross campaign. Canvassing begins soon with a house-to-house drive slated for Monday Oct 16.
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United Fund of Monroe, Inc
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Monroe
United Fund
Ruf
Hydraulic troubles force second airliner emergency landing
At SDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE California a Western Airlines Boeing 720 diverted for emergency landing due to hydraulic system trouble. It was the second jet in four days to face hydraulic failure after a United Airlines DC8 landed here Friday with no injuries.
United Fund Supports Monroe Girl Scouts Donation
United Fund assigns 2800 of 21326 toward Monroe goal to Girl Scouts. The article notes 499 registered Girl Scouts and Brownies in Monroe and 131 supporters. It cites founder Juliette Gordon Low’s call for youth potential and community service through leadership and training.
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United Fund
Monroe
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouting
Wt WITE Leaders of 35 Troops Guide Scouts Activities
Wt WITE leaders of the 35 troops guide the Scouts in camping trips and learning about city state and federal government. Other adults serve as board members troop committee members trainers and functional committee members. Monroe residents on the board include Mrs John Bruni 1125 23rd Avenue Turn to No 3 Page Four.
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Monroe
John Bruni
23Rd Avenue
Monroe Airport Tract Action Tonight
City Council considers a resolution to authorize state condemnation steps to acquire land for a new Monroe federal state aid airport three miles northeast of the city. Negotiations with landowners fell through, with appraisals totaling 50,635 dollars for Ruff Weiss and Shaffer, as the project expands to 95,000 dollars with a larger runway.
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Monroe
State Aeronautics Commission
F. L. Buchschacher
Aeronautics Commission
Fred Weiss
John Ruff
Ralph Shaffer
S. A. Malkuch
Madison
Malkuch
State Commission
Ruff
Weiss
Shaffer
Buchschacher
Monroe Airport Development Corp
Albany Road
Stock Prices Drift As Ford Strike Hits
New York shares drifted in sluggish late trading as the Ford Motor nationwide strike began. Volume reached about 2.6 million shares, with most key stocks posting fractional to about a point losses.
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New York
Ford Motor Nationwide
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