Congo Premier Complains He's Held Prisoner
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe said he was treated as a prisoner and watched by 30 Egyptian intelligence agents after being barred from a nonaligned nations summit. He is under house arrest near Cairo as U A R and Algerian embassies face blockades in Leopoldville.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tscombe
United Arab Republic
Leopoldville
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tshombe
Aruba
Nasser
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Rene Bavasa
Kasavubu
Athens
U S Denies Helicopter Crash Was Friendlies Shot It Down
U S military spokesmen denied a rumor that a U S helicopter shot down west of Saigon was caused by friendly fire. They said there was no ground fire from Saigon forces and officials were investigating possible Vietnamese soldier casualties from an airstrike.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Here
National Academy of Sciences Fall Meeting Opens in Madison
The annual NAS gathering, drawing leading scientists, starts Monday at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
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Madison
National Academy of Sciences
University of Wisconsin
New Strike Looms For Auto Industry
Detroit reports a looming strike as UAW and AMC fail to resolve profit sharing disputes amid national talks. Fewer than 20 settlements noted at about 130 facilities. AMC contract expires October 15 with possible work stoppage if no deal. Fraser maintains profit sharing remains on the table, Cushman doubts its survival.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
Douglas Fraser
UAW
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
Cushman
Lawrence Couple Funeral Saturday
Mr and Mrs Jackson Lawrence of Lawrence Wisconsin die in Germany due to a gas leak while attending relatives funeral. Their bodies are returned home and will be buried in Beaver Dam Oakwood with services in Murray funeral home and Union Presbyterian church officiating. Their son Marc, ten, remains with paternal grandmother.
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Jackson Lawrence
Elmer J. Lawrence
5Th Street
Germany
Milwaukee
Neckarsulm
Lawrences
Shriner-Neuschwander Funeral Home
O’hare Field
Beaver Dam
Murray Funeral
Gerritt E. Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church of
Monroe
Oakwood Cemetery
Lawrence
Marc
Europe
Monroe East Names Achievers at School Program
Barbara Wegmueller and Nathan Botteron named achievement girl and boy for Monroe East area at Monroe High School lecture hall. Wegmueller also wins in dairy foods nutrition and home furnishings. Botteron wins in beef junior leadership and poultry. Final area programs and county awards set for October 24 and St Johns United Church of Christ hall.
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Barbara Wegmueller
Richland
Nathan Botteron
Monroe Ag
Monroe East
Monroe High School
Miss Wegmuller
Ernest Wegmuller
Route 2
Botteron
Cora Botteron
Route 4
Fellowship Hall of
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe West Area
Kevin Winkler
Jody Wegmueller
Kristine Moe
Mary Motz
Clarno
Amy Siedschlag
Merry Monroettes
Alvin Strahm
Clavin Kraemer
Cochairm
John Wegmuller
Jerrold Zuhlke
Alvin Sacker
William
Michael
JoAnn
Cynthia Ganshert
David Wilcox
Ken Pick
Diane Siedschlag
American Death Toll In Viet Nam Reaches 200
In Saigon five American bodies recovered after a helicopter was shot down near Duc Hoa west of Saigon. The official U.S. death toll rises to 200 as government forces report 33 dead, 43 wounded, and 20 missing in the Duc Hoa battle. Vietnamese sources claim 16 Viet Cong bodies left, with 70 dead and wounded carried off by the enemy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Duc Hoa
Stock Market Trading Active
New York stock market moved higher in early trading with selective strength. Rails airlines building materials and chemicals led gains while motors steels utilities and aerospace stayed mixed. General Motors edged lower as its strike continued. Ford rose fractionally to another historic high after the 2 for 1 split.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Ohio Youth Finds Love Shattering Experience
Cincinnati police report a 14 year old boy smashing a plate glass window to escape his 13 year old girlfriend in a near downtown drugstore. He said he jumped back when she kissed him triggering a burglar alarm.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William Bluner
N C Jensen dies at Stoughton after long illness
N C Jensen 79 former Green County highway commissioner died at home in Stoughton after a long illness. He served 18 years on the Green County Board of Supervisors representing Brooklyn Township and 12 years on the highway committee before being named commissioner, retiring Jan 1 1956. He was born in Tisted Denmark Aug 31 1885 came to America at 17 arriving in Oregon Wisconsin Dec 14 1902. He married twice and was active in St Johns Lutheran church and local Masonic bodies. Burial at Prairie Mound Oregon follows services in the B L Booth funeral home with Masonic rites.
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Green County
N. C. Jensen
Stoughton
Green County Board of Supervisors
Brooklyn Township
Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Thisted
Denmark
America
Oregon
Wis
Cora Caroline Anderson
St. John’s
Edith Bentley Zentner
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Oregon
Cooksville- Brooklyn
Curtis Jensen
Wilbur Smout
Janesville
Fred Jensen
Fairmont
Minn
Andrew
Peter
Minneapolis
B. L. Booth
Immanuel Petersen
St. John’s Church of Oregon
Prairie Mound Cemetery
Wisconsin AFL-CIO delegates vote on Haberman presidency
Delegates at the Wisconsin AFL-CIO state convention were to vote today on whether to retain 67 year old George Haberman as president of the organization.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Afl-Cio
George Haberman
American Teens’ World Tour Ends in London
Two 16 year olds from Cleveland disappeared Sept 17 and flew to London. Police handed them to the U S Embassy after they arrived the next day. They denied seeking Beatles near idols and planned to return home with about 1400 dollars remaining.
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London
Janice Hawkins
Martha Schendel
U.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Britain
Janice
Braves Executive Says Team Not For Sale
An Atlanta Journal report quotes a Milwaukee Braves executive declaring the team is not for sale at any price. The statement underscores ongoing speculation about ownership or future moves for the franchise.
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Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
The
Atlanta Journal Today
Good Turn Day Set By Valley Scouts This Saturday
This Saturday marks Good Turn Day for Boy Scouts and volunteer Scouters in the Valley District U S Grant Council including Monroe and Green County communities. Richard Bahr of Monroe says place bags on porches by 9 am for collection, then taken to a central point for reuse in rehabilitation and training programs run by Goodwill Industries.
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Valley District
U. S. Grant Council
Monroe
Green County
Richard Bahr
Monroe College Night planned at Monroe High School
Monroe high school hosts College Night for juniors seniors and area seniors on Monday with 25 colleges and universities plus Armed Forces and trade schools represented. The evening opens at 7 30 p m with a general assembly, then sectional meetings and a Q A period, lunch served in the M Room.
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Monroe High School
Monroe
Albany
Juda
South Wayne
Argyle
Monticello
Armed Forces
Leo Sebald
Air Force
Army
Marines
Navy
Beloit College
Carroll College
Carthage College
Cornell College
Green County Teachers College
Hamline University
Lakeland College
Lawrence University
Loras College
Luther College
Madison Academy of Beauty Culture
Madison Business College
Madison General Hospital School of Nursing
Madison Vocational, Technical and Adult School
Milton College
Milwaukee School of Engineering
North Central College
Ripon College
Rockford School of Business and Engineering
St. Olaf College
Spencerian College
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Universities of Platteville, Stout and
Whitewater
Knowles Faults Reynolds On Farm Policy In Monroe Speech
Republican governor candidate Warren P. Knowles attacked incumbent Reynolds during a Turner Hall address in Monroe saying reliance on Washington ruins Wisconsin leadership. He warned agriculture cannot be solved by labor or federal aid and urged farmers to act, criticizing Reynolds' campaign focus on urban areas.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Warren P. Knowles
Turner Hall
Monroe
Reynolds
Knowles
Family Rally Draws GOP Supporters Tonight at Turner Hall
More than 100 people attended last night's political address followed by a social hour. A public family rally at Turner hall is planned tonight with refreshments as Republican state and county candidates meet voters. The Old Fashioned Rally runs 7 to 9 p.m. and caps a day of campaigning. Sheriff Wilbur E. Deininger directed a motorcade that visited Browntown and Monticello this morning, with a noon luncheon at New Glarus and a caravan through Dayton, Brooklyn, Albany, Brodhead and Juda this afternoon.
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Knowles
Green County
GOP
Monroe
Ray E. Kundert
Warren P. Knowles
L. J. Schroeder
Turner Hall
Danny Markham
Brodhead Independent Register
Wilbur E. Deininger
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Dayton
Brooklyn
Albany
Brodhead
Juda
Wisconsin farmer address links labor and urban voting shift
Reynolds told Green Bay labor union audience that organized labor must aid farmers and suggested taking the issue to AFL-CIO leaders while urging citizens to voice needs to the federal government. He blamed federal dairy and beef policies for Wisconsin farming troubles and cited Senator Proxmire’s committee move as political misdirection.
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Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Green Bay
Knowles
Reynolds
Afl-Cio
Senate Agriculture’ Committee
GOP
Wisconsin
Henry Schadeberg
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Albany Knowles
Roger Moe
W. E. Keller
Dewey Hartwig
Keller
Times
American Motors
Fraser
Barbara
Nathan
N.C. Jensen
Bobbies
Goodwill Industries
Illinois
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