Snubs Profit Sharing Union Rejects AMC Plan at Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin UAW Local 72 rejected American Motors profit sharing plan by a narrow margin at a sparsely attended meeting casting doubt on ratification. Four other AMC locals had already ratified while Ford and General Motors unresolved amid broader auto industry strikes and contract talks. Local 72 members reported the rejection as the UAW weighs next steps under President Walter Reuther.
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Detroit
American Lotors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Kenosha
AMC
Ford
General Motors
AMC Local 72
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
AMC Union
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Jack Beni
Local 72
Beni
American Motors Council
Immanuel Church Anniversary Ends Committees Given Praise for Work
The Immanuel EUB church centennial events closed with praise for Rev Karl Koch centennial chairmen and committee heads. Bishop Harold R Heininger urged faith rooted life and mediation while guest pastors joined in the afternoon service.
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Immanuel
Immanuel Eub
Karl F. Koch
Koch
T. Roy Evenson
Arnold Albright
Edna Mackey
Walter J. Kubig
John Chambers
Marvin Schwerin
Virgil Brankow
Erwin Spring
Thomas Norager
Milo Miller
William Miller Jr
Vernon Schillinger
Harold R. Heininger
Minneapolis
Heininger
Burton Holling
Bethel Eub Church
William King
Juda Eub Church
Frank Hinebaugh
Clarno Stavers
Beloit Woman Guilty of Second Degree Husband Slaying
A jury in Janesville found Eldora Marshall of South Beloit Illinois 27 guilty of second degree murder in the April 5 slaying of her husband Aubrey Marshall 29 The seven men and five women deliberated four hours and 40 minutes before the verdict Circuit Court Judge Arthur Leubke ordered a presentence investigation and continued the case to October 16 Marshall remains in Rock County jail awaiting sentencing
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Janesville
Eldora Marshall
South Beloit
Ill
Aubrey
Arthur Leubke
Kennedy Flies To See Rayburn
President Kennedy changes plans and flies to Dallas to comfort ill Speaker Sam Rayburn in a Dallas hospital. Rayburn, 79, battles cancer as Kennedy plans a mid November speaking tour, while Rayburn undergoes injections of 5 Fluorouracil to slow the disease.
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Newport
R.I
Kennedy
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Air Force
Dallas
Washington
Rayburn
Congress
Lanark Man Drowns Near Lyndon Station
Kenneth Wittmer, 44, of Lanark Illinois, was found dead Sunday in the Wisconsin River near Lyndon Station. Dragging operations began after his boat was located floating Saturday.
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Lyndon Station
Kenneth Wittmer
Lanark, Ill
Wisconsin River
Wittmer
Christmas Stocking Project drives United Fund in Monroe
Seventh in a series on agencies benefiting from the Monroe United Fund campaign, the Christmas Stocking by Monroe Woman's Club shows how funds reach neighbors. The group seeks $1,000 this year, after $922.30 last year, with 56 food boxes distributed to feed 535 people on December 22.
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United Fund
Monroe
Monroe Woman's Club
J. T. Etter Jr
Allie Holtshopple
Woman’s Club
Soviet Envoy and Staff Clash With Police in Amsterdam Field
At Amsterdam airport a free swinging fight broke out between Dutch police and Soviet Embassy officials led by Ambassador Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko over the passport of Soviet tourist Mrs. Alexei Golub. She was to be returned to Moscow amid asylum claims. Premier de Quay summoned the ambassador to the Hague as 15 embassy staff stormed the police office.
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Amsterdam
Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Russia
Jan de Quay
Hague
Alexei Golub
Moscow
Ponomarenko
Mrs. Golub
Hearings Tonight On Three Schools Join Monroe District Plans
Tonight at Monroe high school three hearings review petitions to attach or join districts. Green and Lafayette County committees meet at 8 p.m. on Grove School District No. 3 joining Monroe. An 8:30 p.m. session covers dissolving Joint District No. 4 Mt. Pleasant Sylvester and Dutch Hollow. A District No. 2 Washington petition by Ruth Bittner and Gerald Brunner faces opposition to joining Monroe.
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Monroe High School
Monroe
Green
Lafayette County
Grove School
Town of
Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
Sylvester
Dutch Hollow
Washington
Ruth Bittner
Gerald Brunner
Stock Trend Mixed as Blue Chips Slip in Moderate Trading
Stock trend mixed as blue chips down while overall list moves irregularly in moderate trading. Volume around 2.9 million shares. Chemicals lead declines with DuPont off about 5 and Union Carbide down over 2. Eastman Kodak and Allied Chemical each fall more than a point.
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DuPont
Union Carbide
Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Madison Youth Flareup Quelled
A late night protest in Madison drew about 2,000 youths after a scarf demonstration sparked unrest following a football win over Indiana. Police threatened tear gas as crowds halted traffic, with five arrests including airmen from Truax Base and three students.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Indiana
Bloomington
Langdon Hall
Clifford Giampetro
Micheal Sweeney
Truax Air Force Base
Christopher Staab
Charles Osborn
Arnold Hagen
Teen Laborer Held In Woman's Slaying
James Fremy, 19, a mallwalking laborer and parolee for burglary, confessed to fatally stabbing Mirzda Tomsons, 31, mother of four, after ending their two month romance. He dumped her body in a bathtub, with jealousy named as the motive. Fremy stands 6 foot 6 and weighs 265 pounds.
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Mall Wajkee
James Fremy
Fremy
Mirzda Tomsons
Cheese market steady in Madison with quiet early buying
Madison Wisconsin daily cheese market shows steady tone with quiet early demand and ample supplies. Cheddars run 36 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39, singles 38 to 39, longhorn and long daisies around 38 to 39, midgets 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Co B Speeds Packing and Lockwood Commission Tomorrow
About 85 percent of packing and crating for Co B training equipment is finished and loading will start next Monday in Janesville. Sgt Harold F Lehnherr of Monticello reports for active duty and co chairs a Family Night for guardsmen at the Armory. Lee Lockwood, a company member, will be commissioned a second lieutenant tomorrow at the Wisconsin Military Academy. Capt Glenn L Kubly, former Co B commander, has sold his service stations franchise to John Nemitz with possession Nov 1. Most guard personnel have disposed of their business interests. 1st Lt Stanton P Steurs, publisher of the Albany Herald, has not fared as well.
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Co. B
Janesville
Harold F. Lehnherr
Monticello
Robert Kuster
Lee Lockwood
Wisconsin Military Academy
32Nd Division
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Glenn L. Kubly
2Nd Battle Group
John Nemitz
30Th Avenue
Stanton P. Steurs
Albany Herald
Adolf Risser, 77, Dies in Monroe
Adolf Risser, 77, a retired cheesemaker of 1010 10th Street, Monroe, died at 3:40 p.m. yesterday in St. Clare hospital after a heart attack. Born June 13, 1884 in Oberied, Switzerland, he immigrated to the United States in 1904. He married Rosa Aebersold in Monroe on February 4, 1919. The couple lived in Argyle, Jordan Center, and Warren before moving to Monroe in 1948. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. John Nussbaum, Monroe. his wife died March 27, 1956. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Paul H. Olm officiating. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Argyle. Friends may call tomorrow.
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Adolf Risser
10Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Risser
Oberied
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Melchoir
Margarita Ammacher Risser
United States
Argyle
Rosa Aebersold
Monroe
Jordan Center
Warren
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Men's Order of G.U.G.G. Lodge
New Glarus
Albert
Ulrich
John
Joann Nussbaum
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Woodlawn
John Hertz Dies in Los Angeles at 82
John D. Hertz founder of Hertz Rent A Car and Yellow Cab died Sunday night in Los Angeles at age 82. He established the Hertz system and shaped modern car rental and taxi services, leaving a lasting mark on transportation.
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John Hertz
Los Angeles
John D. Hertz
Hertz-Rent- A-Car System, Inc
Yellow Cab
Brandt Says U S Backing West Berlin Stand Firm
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt told a New York press conference that Americans broadly support the U S government’s firm stance on West Berlin and freedom there. He spoke after a two day U S visit and a call with President Kennedy, criticizing Western concessions as weakening the position. Nearby, border police fired on four West Berliners in a staged escape attempt, while U S border troops are replaced by experienced border police in Berlin.
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New York
Brandt
U.S
West Berlin
Berlin
Kennedy
Germany
Fund Total Reaches 3462 Mark in City
Schroeder, chairman of the United Fund campaign, reports 16 percent of the 21326 goal raised to date, totaling 3462 collected mainly from advance givers. House-to-house canvass begins October 16 as business solicitation continues. Also noted, 17 former French officers and politicians in Madrid are held by Spanish security police over anti Gaulle Algerian policy.
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Schroeder
United Fund
Madrid
Charles de Gaulle
Governor Threatens New Tax Plan If GOP Carries On
Gov Nelson warned he may propose a new targeted tax plan if Republicans abandon their sales tax bill and seek genuine tax revision. He accused GOP leaders of political games and said talks could collapse, leaving a short term measure to balance Wisconsin’s 56 million dollar deficit.
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Associated Press
Nelson
Stevens Point
Madison
GOP
Yankees Clinch 1961 World Series Over Reds 13 to 5
The New York Yankees defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 13 to 5 to win the 1961 World Series. The Yanks toppled six Reds pitchers, chased Joey Jay in the first inning after five runs, including a two run homer by John Blanchard. Frank Robinson hit a homer for Cincinnati, but New York answered with five more in the fourth.
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New York Yankees
Cincinnati Redlegs
Yanks
Yank
Joey Jay
John Blanchard
Reds
Frank Robinson
Macmillan names Iain Macleod Conservative leader and chair
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan appoints Iain Macleod today as chairman of the Conservative party and leader of the House of Commons. The move designates Macleod as top party official and parliamentary leader.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Iain Macleod
Conservative Party
House of Commons
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Lanark
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Gov. Nelson
Robert R. Rufer
Robert K. Kuster
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