Soviet demands secretary choice by U N council
United Nations news reports the Soviet Union will boycott any interim secretary-general chosen without Security Council consent. U S officials debate council origins versus General Assembly authority, while U Thant of Burma is noted as acceptable to both sides for a temporary appointment.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
Miniter
Valerian A. Zorin
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
United States
Council
U.S
Assembly
U S
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
Trygve Lie
Norway
U Thant
Burma
Hartwig to Seek American Farmer Degree at National FFA Meet
Hartwig son of Kenneth and Mrs Hartwig Route 1 Monroe is a candidate for the American Farmer degree at the national FFA convention in Kansas City Missouri next week. He is the second Monroe youth to be a candidate with Donald Witt having received the award in 1958. Duane Rinehart and Robert Pick Jr. join Hartwig with expenses paid by Clark Implement Co. and the First National Bank. Rinehart is chapter president and Pick is vice president. The group attends the American Royal Livestock Show Thursday where Green County 4 H livestock judging team competes, including Robert Ammon Gary Brewer Larry Leopold Jerrold Zuhike.
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Nawnan “Hartwig
Kenneth Hartwig
Monroe
Kansas City
Hartwig
Donald Witt
Te Monroe Ffa
Clark Implement Co
First National Bank
Duane Rinehart
Max Rinehart
Browntown
Robert Pick Jr
Rinehart
Pick
Green County
Robert Ammon
Gary Brewer
Albany
Larry Leopold
Juda
Jerrold Zuhike
Titan eighth straight success on 5000 mile test flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Titan intercontinental range missile winged to its eighth straight success on a 5000 mile test flight down the Atlantic range The flight confirms Titan reliability and moves it toward combat readiness The first nine missile squadron is due for deployment at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado later this year Earlier two Atlas missiles also hit targets 5000 and 9000 miles away RECOGNIZED REBELS LONDON Damascus radio said the Soviet Union recognized Syria's new revolutionary government
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
U.S
Bishop Harold R Heininger to speak at Immanuel EUB centennial
Bishop Harold R Heininger of the Wisconsin Conference will headline morning services and the 2 p.m. centennial at Immanuel EUB church. He will deliver The Timeless Gospel from Jesus Christ the same yesterday and today forever. Guest pastors join the program as choirs perform, with a buffet luncheon to follow and historical centennial booklets available.
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Wisconsin
Karl F. Koch
Burton Holling
Bethel Eub
William King
Juda Eub
Frank Hinebaugh
Clarno-Stavers
Charles Harlan
The
Faith Eub
Freeport
Heininger
Illinois
Minnesota
Dakotas
Northwest Canada
North Central College
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Farm Progress Days draws record crowds in Wisconsin
More than 150000 attended the three day Farm Progress Days event in Wisconsin officials reported The final day featured a speech by Gordon K Zimmerman executive secretary of the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts drawing an overflow crowd of over 60000 Glenn Kinderman a 17 year old Platteville State College freshman and Arthur Fletcher 10 son of Kenneth Fletcher were recognized at the essay contest Kinderman received a purebred Holstein heifer calf while Fletcher won a television set
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Belgin
Wisconsin
Gordon K. Zimmerman
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Glenn Kinderman
Lake Mills
Platteville State College
Arthur Fletcher
Kenneth Fletcher
Janesville
Kinderman
Fletcher
British Plane Mishap Kills 34 in Pyrenees Search
A British DC3 DaKota airliner with 34 aboard vanished from Gatwick to Perpignan. Ground teams and a search plane reported life signs absent. bad weather hindered efforts near Canigou Peak in the Pyrenees. Derby Aviation said 31 passengers and three crew members were aboard, all believed British.
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Toulouse
France
Pyrenees
Prades
Canigou Peak
Mt. Canigou
Gatwick
London
Spain
Mediterranean
Bordeaux
Ariege
Ae |Nees
Carcassone
Perpignan
McCloy Ends Role as Presidential Disarmament Adviser
Washington John J McCloy quit as presidential disarmament adviser and sent in his final report with Kennedy thanking him for his service The White House said his disarmament counsel will remain available perhaps in a formal post A new arms control agency was created with William Foster named to head it Oslo Norway Peter Palitzsch the East German theatre director says he will stay in the West after a three week stay directed by the Communists
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
White House
McCloy
William
Foster
Oslo
Norway
Peter Palitzsch
East Germany
West
United Fund Supports Monroe Mental Health Unit
The Wisconsin Association for Mental Health will receive $200 from the United Fund of Monroe if the campaign meets its goal. The group stresses mental illness affects all walks of life and cites about 20,000 patients in state hospitals. Executive director George H. Hibner urges local support to fund care, research, and home community services.
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State Mental Health Association
United Fund
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Association For Mental Health
Monroe
Green County
George H. Hibner
Association
United Fund of
Kennedy Gromyko Talks Yield No Berlin Breakthrough
Two hour White House meeting between President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko ends without a statement. Officials say Berlin dispute remains dangerous with little progress and risk of conflict in Southeast Asia discussed. Kennedy warns against Western concessions as Gromyko signals unresolved peace treaty questions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
White House
Rusk
West Berlin
West Ger
Russia
Germany
U.S
Khrushchw
East Germany
Khrushchev
West Germany
New York
Bandits rob Pretoria bank of 231000 dollars
Three white bandits halted a Volkskas van carrying post office funds to the bank head office in central Pretoria. Officers said the armed robbery tied up three bank employees and stole about 231000 dollars, described as the biggest cash heist in South Africa's history.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Volkskas People’s Bank
East German Rally Marks 12th Anniversary in Berlin
Berlin reports say 250,000 East Germans packed Marx Engels Square for a mass rally marking the East German regime's 12th anniversary. Walter Ulbricht absent from the podium. Bruno Leuschner pledged peace but avoided a date. Khrushchev and Mikoyan spoke of guarantees for a demilitarized West Berlin, but no firm treaty date was given.
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Mig
ADN
East Berlin
Marx-Engels
Walter Ulbricht
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Germany
Ulbricht
Bruno Leuschner
Khrushchev
Mike
Czech Diplomat Expelled as U.S. Denies Spy Charges
The United States ordered Czech third secretary Jaroslav Skacil to leave the country after denying espionage charges against two American diplomats. State Department spokesman Joseph Reap said Kent Jr of Oakland and Burke of Buffalo, both second secretaries at Prague's U.S. embassy, face unfounded spy allegations. Kent will return to the United States, while Burke’s return was not arranged.
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Wachingson
United States
State Department
Joseph Reap
Emassy
Jaroslav Skacil
Reap
Robert W. Kent Jr
Oakland
California
Timothy J. Burke
Buffalo
N Y
U.S
Prague
Kent
Burke
Equipment Load for Company B Moves to Janesville
Captain Coplien announced that Co B equipment will be loaded at Janesville starting Monday while crates are prepared at the Armory for shipment to Ft Lewis Washington. An advance party leaves Wednesday October 18 with the main 32nd Division movement October 24 26. Guardsmen will be sworn into federal service Sunday October 15 and begin daily duties.
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Janesville
Dwight C. Coplien
Ft. Lewis
Wash
32Nd
Coplien
Rayburn Rests Receives Food Amid Cancer Battle
Dallas Tex Cancer stricken Sam Rayburn rested comfortably Friday after surgery and blood transfusions as doctors announced widespread cancer. Rayburn 79 ate soup and tea despite a monthlong illness since leaving Washington and is under care at Baylor Hospital with VP Johnson visiting and calling the situation a personal tragedy.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Ralph Tompsett
Rayburn
Washington
Tompsett
Baylor Hospital
John Holton
Bonham
Here
Baylor
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs Broadfoot Dies At Madison Home
Mrs Grover L Broadfoot 63 wife of the State Supreme Court justice died unexpectedly Friday night at her Madison home. A Mondovi native and former Margaret Jacobi, she was married to Justice Broadfoot.
U S May Send Troops to Asia
U S officials weigh sending troops to South Viet Nam to bolster its pro West government as SEATO forces may join. North Viet Nam plans a rainy season push, with Laos routes cited, while South Viet Nam reports 374 Communist losses and 175 dead in two weeks.
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Washington
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Cambodia
State Department
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
SEATO
Bangkok
Laos
Mekong River
Diem
China
Hoffa Aide Indicted in Illegal Payoff Case
George Roxburgh, business agent for the Detroit home local of Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, was indicted by a federal grand jury. The Justice Department says Roxburgh took illegal payments from an employer.
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Hoffa
Washington
George Roxburgh
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Justice Department
Roxburgh
No Results Available On Game at Presstime
No results were available at presstime on the Cincinnati Reds versus New York Yankees World Series game due to early scheduling and a late third game start as reported by The Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
Cincinnati
Reds
Yankees
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