Centennial service to honor United Church of Christ leader
Dr. Herbster of New York City will speak at St. John's church at 2 30 p m Sunday for a centennial service. He arrives after Friday events in Milwaukee and will join Rev. Paul Kehle for Sunday services and a banquet at the junior high gym. The program highlights Dr. Herbster's leadership in the church and his past roles with church councils and ecumenical bodies. Dr. Jess H Norenberg will address the centennial banquet Saturday night after being named pastoral relations secretary in Madison.
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Ben M. Herbster
New York City
United Church of Christ
St. John’s Church
Herbster
Milwaukee
Paul C. Kehle
Waukesha
South Wisconsin Synod
Kehle
Herber
Normal
Ill
Alice Ebel
Normal University
Mary Buford
Stockton
Ebel
Monroe
Buford
William E. Ebel
Evangelical and Reformed Church
General Council
Congregational Christian Churches
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Evanston
New Delhi
India
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Norwood
Cincinnati
National Council of Churches
British Council of Churches
Prospect O
Heidelburg College
Tiffen
Central
Eden) Seminary
Webster Groves
Ohio State University
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
Heidelberg College
Dayton, O
Jan Buehrer
Columbus
Roger Liston
Dayton
Elizabeth Beam
Reformed Church Missionary
J. Albert Beam
China
Jess H. Norenberg
Council For Church and Ministry
Norenberg
Madison
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Yale Divinity
Rain Postpones Game Five of World Series in New York
The fifth World Series game was postponed due to rain after a delay of over an hour and will be played Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. San Francisco Giants and New York Yankees are tied two games apiece. Sanford versus Terry was slated to start. An off day follows the game with travel before games six and possibly seven in San Francisco.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Bishop Fjellbu Dies. Norwegian Lutheran Opponent of Nazis
American born Bishop Arne Fjellbu, 71, long a leader in the Lutheran Church resistance to Nazi occupation in Norway, died after a short illness. The liberal cleric sparked church controversy by performing the 1961 marriage of Princess Astrid to a divorced commoner. Born in Iowa, he was sent to Norway for education in his teens.
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Trondheim
Norway
Arne Fjellbu
Astrid
Olav V
Fjellbu
Iowa
USSR claims 18th atmospheric nuke test
Washington reports the US Atomic Energy Commission says the Soviet Union detonated its 18th nuclear device in the atmosphere at its Arctic testing site. The announcement emphasizes ongoing Soviet testing and potential strategic implications.
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Washington
US Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Arctic
Student Jeering at Meredith Sparks Campus Turmoil in Oxford
The Oxford campus saw a crowd of about 270 students jeer James Meredith at dinner, a rock shattered a cafeteria window, and marshals escorted him to a back exit. Federal officials plan continued measures as 7,000 regular troops and thousands of Guardsmen remain on duty amid political protests.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
University
Meredith
Blackie
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Robert F. Kennedy
Army
Mississippi
Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Stennis
Arthur Winstead
Kennedy
Feda
Lucey Reserves JFK Speech Sites for Wisconsin Visit
Wisconsin Democratic chairman Patrick Lucey reserved Milwaukee Arena and the University of Wisconsin field house in Madison for October 24 hoping President John F. Kennedy will appear. He cautioned the date is not certain with October 20 and 31 also possible. Governor Nelson, a Senate candidate, said Kennedy planned to visit Wisconsin this month. Lucey had sought stops in Green Bay Madison and Milwaukee but is not optimistic about a three stop trip.
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Milwaukee
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin Democratic
Milwaukee Arena
University of Wisconsin
Kennedy
Green Bay
Madison
NFO Official To Talk To Kiwanis Thursday
Elmer Schlemme of Cascade Iowa, assistant district director for the National Farm Organization, will address the Monroe Kiwanis Club at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel. He will explain the NFC. The club's annual election meeting is set for Thursday October 235.
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Elmer Schlemme
Cascade
National Farm Organization
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Schlemme
Meredith Attacks Army and NAACP Over University of Mississippi Desegregation
James Meredith, the Negro student at the University of Mississippi under federal guard, criticizes the Army for segregating troops in Oxford after his appearance nine days ago and condemns expectations that he was chosen to desegregate. He cites disfavor among Negro soldiers and seeks integrity from Black leaders and officials. He notes military units were initially integrated then resegregated and calls the treatment a dishonor to Black service members.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Meredith
Mississippi Naacp
Aaron Henry
Henry
North Western Given Job Rule
An arbitration board granted the Chicago and North Western Railway a free hand to lay off telegraphers whose jobs are obsolete or unnecessary, with the union dissenting. The ruling ends a month-long strike that crippled Midwest rail traffic and is final and binding. The railroad must notify the union in advance and discuss the matter.
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Washington
Chicago and North Western Railway
Sylvester Garrett
Midwest
Congress Pace Stalled: House Halts Business
Washington report says Congress slows to a near halt with no House actions due to Rep. Clem Miller’s death. Senate pursues foreign aid measures while pending bills, including unemployment extensions, await action and possible vetoes. Leaders warn of extended sessions into December as stalemate continues.
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Washington
Congress
House
Clem Miller
California
Senate
Ways and Means
White House
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Rules Group
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Agriculture Department
Uganda End of British Rule Ties Nation to New Flag
In Kampala a new independent Uganda flag rose before dawn as tom-toms beat and bonfires lit the hills. More than 40,000 spectators watched the Union Jack replaced after over 60 years of colonial rule, with women in Kololo Stadium shouting their approval.
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Kampala
Uganda
Kololo Stadium
NFO Drive Seen Helpful Yet Not Full Answer for Farmers
Stevens Point Wisconsin association delegates heard that the National Farmers Organization may aid farmers but cannot solve agricultural problems. Jerry Voorhis urged cooperation while noting NFO proves concern and need for cooperatives. UW Madison professor Helmberger urged government backing for bargaining and warned against equating union and farm leverage.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Jerry Voorhis
Chicago
Co-operative League of America
Peter Helmberger
University of Wisconsin
Traffic Stations Placed In City for Route Checks
The State Highway Department has set up 74 traffic checking stations across the city for its periodic survey. Stations are on main feeder streets to state routes and the department records a 24 hour average of total traffic.
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State Highway Department
United Fund Helps Reduce Crime Through Rehabilitation Efforts
The Monroe United Fund outlines its eighth series benefit article noting funds from the 1962 drive will aid rehabilitation projects. Of the 20935 dollar goal, 135 dollars are allocated to the Wisconsin Service Association to assist former inmates and their families, aiming to turn a former criminal into a productive asset for society.
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United Fund
Wisconsin Service Association
WSA
No. 2 Back Page Preparations By WSA Workers
WSA workers counsel prisoners and their families to prepare for the day of return to No. 2. The note highlights danger suffering and expense to society and emphasizes readiness for reintegration.
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WSA
Wiley Clashes With Newsmen at Madison News Conference
Senator Alexander Wiley faced hostile questions from reporters at a downtown Madison hotel as he denounced petty issues and urged coverage of the three big topics war and peace communism and national economic stability. He defended Kerr Mills Medicare but warned reporters to drop the personal challenges and reveal his position.
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Associated Press
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Madison
Wiley
America
William Bechtel
Milwaukee Journal
Bechtel
Kerr-Mills
Nelson
Castro Donovan deal nears release of 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners
Fidel Castro and James Donovan appear set to finalize a swap that would free 1113 Cuban prisoners from the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Prisoners reportedly to be flown to Miami within days with food and medicine aid from the US and relief groups. Donovan has refused a fee and arranged transport with Pan American World Airways. few prisoners already freed. In Washington and Miami officials prepare refugee aid and medical services funded by federal reimbursement. At the UN, Dorticos voice sharp US accusations while Stevenson defends US stance and warns against Soviet intervention in Cuba.
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Associated Press
Fidel Castro
U.S
James Donovan
Miami
Castro
Donovan
New York
U. S
Washington
Pan American World Airways
Havana
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
Dade County Miami
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
United States
Hemisphere
Stevenson
Soviet Union
Americas
Cheese demand fair in Madison market steady prices
In Madison Wisconsin buyers show fair to good demand for American cheese with price levels unchanged. Current 40 pound blocks trade around 35 to 37 percent moisture and single daisies 37 percent. Supplies of current blocks are limited while other styles remain generally adequate.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Rev
Paul H. Olm
Ben Herbster
Dr. Herbster
Marshal
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
General Grant
Crescent City
Santa Rosa
Miller
Lucey
JFK
NAACP
North Western
U.N. Assembly
Neida Caruz
United Nations General Assembly
Osvaldo Dorticos
Dorticos
United Nations
Britain
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