Council To Hear 1962 City Budget
The City Council meets at 7 30 tonight to introduce the 1962 budget and hold five public hearings on fire code updates including a new radio alert system for firefighters. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert notes units arrive but need transmitter, tests run daily, and wage and permit provisions update the code to current practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bober
Seventh Ward
Council Finance and Taxation
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
Hornung and Nitschke Ordered to Active Duty
Green Bay Packers stars Paul Hornung and Ray Nitschke have been ordered to active military duty. Hornung will report to the 896th Engineer Company at Fort Riley, Kansas, on October 30, while Nitschke is to report to the 32nd Division at Fort Lewis on November 2. Coach Vince Lombardi indicated four or five players may be called.
Eisenhower Campaigns in Newark for Mitchell
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Newark New Jersey to campaign for James P. Mitchell the Republican candidate for governor Mitchell formerly served as U S labor secretary for nearly eight years in Eisenhower cabinet and is seeking to unseat the incumbent in the state race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Newark
N. J
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Jersey
James P. Mitchell
U.S
Eisenhower
School Board Defies Protests Over McGuffey Reader
The Twin Lakes School Board in Wisconsin voted 4-1 to keep using the 82 year old McGuffey Reader despite threats of legal action to remove the books. Attorney Edward J. Zahn warned of state superintendent action to forcibly remove the reader and a court challenge. Board president Dennis Beula opposed dropping the reader, citing phonetic method and moral values. Lakewood Principal Robert Oestreich questioned the effort, citing student workload.
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Wis
Kenosha County
McGuffey
Edward J. Zahn
Twin Lakes Taxpayers Alliance
Lakewood
Angus Rothwell
Circuit Court
Dennis Beula
Beula
Robert Oestreich
Fund Campaign Reaches 6 457 and 30 Percent of Goal
J J Schroeder head of the United Fund campaign reports total collected 6457 50 dollars or 30 3 percent of the 21326 quota. Thirty one business places have reached full employee participation while many have not reported. The house to house campaign began yesterday under Mrs John Caradine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Schroeder
United Fund
John Caradine
Khrushchev reveals massive Soviet nuclear plans at congress
Premier Khrushchev announced at the 22nd Soviet Communist Party Congress that the Soviet Union will explode a nuclear bomb of 100 million tons of TNT, with advance notice for Oct 31. He warned such power could shatter its own windows if used improperly, while noting Western powers lack justification to hold back a peace treaty with Germany.
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Moscow
Khrushev
Theviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
West
East Germany
United Nations
New Atlas Site Put in Operation
Topeka Kansas report notes Atlas missile bases around Forbes Air Force Base and Holton were turned to operational status by the Strategic Air Command. A launch site at Fairchild AFB near Spokane was placed on operational basis about two weeks earlier. Other Atlas facilities at Vandenberg Cal Win AFB Wyoming and Offutt AFB Nebraska are on standby. Maximum range 9000 miles, normal range 6325 miles with under two miles accuracy.
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Topeka
Kan
Forbes Air Force Base
Holton
Strategic Air Command
Fairchild Afb
Spokane
Wash
Atlas
Vandenburg Afb
Cal Win Afb
Wyo
Offutt Afb
Neb
Humphrey Leaves Warsaw for Zurich Mission
After a two day stop in Poland, U S Senator Hubert Humphrey departed Warsaw today en route to Zurich.
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Zurich
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Flanagan Highlights Self Worth at College Night Program
Dr. Flanagan, Whitewater State College official, told more than 200 students and parents at the high school College Night that the key to college life is the individual. He compared personal growth to iron refined into nails and springs, noting education increases a person’s worth. The event offered 19 college reps, with 28 students seeking nursing and scholarship information from the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Flanagan
Whitewater State College
Flanagan
Walter Babula
Leo Sebald
Monroe
Juda
Albany
Argyle
South Wayne
Monticello
American Legion Auxiliary
William Eberhardt
Sam Rubi
Democrat Says Governor Gives Democrats a Release on Tax Pact
Milwaukee Democrat Richard Nowakowski declared that Governor Nelsons stance on tax compromise grants every Democratic legislator a release from the party platform. He spoke at the 14th Ward Democratic unit while noting Nelson would follow conscience, not party, in Eau Claire remarks. Assembly leader Robert Huber rejected the idea, insisting no one has a license to depart from their party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Richard Nowakowski
Nelson
Nowakowski
14Th Ward
Eau Claire
Democratic Minority Assembly
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Peace Corps Girl Resigns After Controversial Postcard
The Nigerian government handled the postcard incident calmly while indicating the American author, a 37 U.S. Peace Corps volunteer, should depart. Information Minister Benson urged no deportation amid protests by Nigerian students, noting friendship with the United States should not be jeopardized by one adolescent's writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enue
Peace Corps
U.S
Theophilus Benson
Nigeria
United States
Michelmore
Ibadan
Stock Trend Mixed as Some Issues Advance
Stock market shows a mixed trend with some issues advancing while others lag. Trading was moderate with volume around 3.2 million shares as gains and losses of fractions to about two points dominated the list, which was lower in early trading.
Two New Policemen Fill Vacancies Left by Co. B
Kenneth V. Hendrickson and Garrell L. Alling named as new policemen to cover vacancies from the National Guard callup. Hendrickson, 1937 Argyle HS grad, served 1942 wartime Army time, then returned to force before leaving for insurance. Alling, ex Madison, served four years Navy two in Air Force, and holds teletype maintenance expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth V. Hendrickson
Garrell L. Alling
Monroe
National Guard
Times
Force
Argyle Insurance Agency
Madison
Hendrickson
Highway Department
Argyle High School
Betty Smith
Alling
Navy
Air Force
Madison Central High School
North Atlantic
Mediterranean
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tonopah
Nev
Sheriff's Department
Ann Vitale
Brooklyn
Reuther Opens Chrysler Drive In Final Auto Labor Talks
DETROIT Mich Walter P Reuther takes on Chrysler in the final round of the Big Three auto labor contract negotiations begun three and a half months ago The United Auto Workers chief plans to press Chrysler to match General Motors last month settlement Ford had added more generous terms last week Ford resumes production at half capacity recalling 55000 workers and expects nearly all 120000 hourly workers back by Wednesday Reuther says no special concessions for Chrysler due to profits or lack thereof and blames management for the company s year to date loss and incompetence in depth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
UAW
Ford
Chryler
Truck Crashes Barrier Near West Berlin Checkpoint
Three East German men in a truck smashed a road barrier and penetrated toward the West Berlin checkpoint near the northwest city limits, authorities said. The incident raised security concerns at the division line and prompted an investigation.
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Berlin
West Ber
Tentative Order to Move Armory Troops to Ft. Lewis
Co. B to depart Monroe Armory next Monday with charter buses to Janesville loading point. troop train from Janesville at 8 30 p m bound for Ft. Lewis arriving 2 30 p m Thursday Oct 26 after a 66 hour trip. Capt Dwight C Coplien leads rail head and Sgt Willis J Kohlhagen coordinates records. 32nd Division equipment loading across 19 communities on 670 cars from Milwaukee Road Soo Line North Western and Northern Pacific car pools to Ft. Lewis for training.
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Co. B
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Dwight C. Coplien
Monroe Armory
Janesville
Chicago North Western Railroad
Coplien
Charles Huber
SP4
Charles W. Huber
Willis J. Kohlhagen
Battle Group
Elkhorn
Theodore Burgy
Tacoma
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Madison
Merrill
Tomahawk
Hartford
Chippewa Falls
Camp McCoy
Camp Williams
Soo Line
Rhinelander
Medford Appleton
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Marshfield
North Western Road
Wausau
Antigo
Eau Claire
Kenosha
Northern Pacific
Superior
Echo To Be Visible Yest Daylight Times For Chicago Area
Echo satellite timetable lists visible windows for southern Wisconsin and Chicago area. Entries include Oct 18 at 3 54 a m CDT with 6 degrees above north horizon moving southeast and Oct 19 5 15 a m 78 degrees above north horizon, then Oct 20 4 31 a m 70 degrees, Oct 21 3 47 a m 65 degrees, then Oct 22 5 09 a m 82 degrees above south horizon moving southeast.
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Daylight’ Times
Chicago
Echo
Wisconsin
UW Freshman Fined For Blocking Traffic
University of Wisconsin freshman Thomas Swanson 19 of Madison was fined 10 dollars in Superior Court on a disorderly conduct charge from a State street protest Sunday. The demonstration, the second in a week, lasted about 20 minutes and ended when police arrested Swanson and threatened action against others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Thomas Swanson
Superior Court
Swanson
Madison Newspapers executive named Inland Daily Press Director
Martin Wolman, business manager for Madison Newspapers, Inc., was elected a director of the Inland Daily Press Association at the association's annual meeting held in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland
Chicago
Martin Wolman
Madison Newspapers, Inc
Inland Daily Press Association
Sonderegger and Logeson Earn Cub Scout Honor at Pack 315
At Pack 315 Lincoln school meeting two members earned the Webelos honor. Jim Sonderegger and Bob Logeson joined Boy Scout Troop 101 under David Deininger. Awards also recognized long-time den mother Mrs. Logeson and outgoing Cubmaster Louis Janke. New Cubmaster Thomas Holyoke starts Nov 1. Bobcats accepted include Ernest Laeser Mike Wells Allan Sonderegger and Andy Erickson. Wolf arrows went to Joe Viney Jim Howe Dick Holyoke and Charles Einbeck. Dale Hexom and Viney named assistant denner. Opening flag ceremony by Den 4. uniforms and insignia inspection for charter renewal Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webelos
Lincoln School
Jim Sonderegger
Robert Sonderegger
Bob Logeson
Robert Logeson
David Deininger
Louis Janke
Thomas Holyoke
Ernest Laeser
Mike Wells
Allan Sonderegger
Andy Erickson
Wolf
Joe Viney
Jim Howe
Dick Holyoke
Charles Einbeck
Denner
Dale Hexom
Viney
Den 4
Arthur Spoerry
H. L. (John) Fenton
Den
Woman Injured In Area Mishap Near Brodhead
Mrs Ernest Karen Frie 20 of Brodhead was hospitalized at St Clare after her car struck a bridge abutment a mile north of Brodhead on County Trunk E at 642 PM. She suffered broken teeth a cut lip and bruises. Two other accidents were reported by sheriffs deputies one near Monroe when Mrs Jessie Matzke backed into a deep culvert and another west of Brodhead when Keith Schwartzlow 16 hit a cow while returning from a football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Karen) Frie
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Jessie
Matzke
Davis
Ill
Monroe
Ellen Stahlecker
17Th Street
Keith A. Schwartzlow
Route 1
Ralph Schwartz
Schwartzlow
Assassin captured in Urundi premier Louis Rwagasore death
Police said they believe they have the triggerman and the gun used in the assassination of Urundi Premier Louis Rwagasore, the incident occurred Friday in Usumbura Ruanda Urundi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usumbura
Ruanda-Urundi
Urundi
Louis ‘Rwagasore
Dillon Forecasts Higher Deficit in Red Ink Gap
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced a larger federal deficit for the current year claiming the imbalance tops 6.75 billion dollars. He said farm price supports and postal deficits deepen red ink while promising a balanced budget for fiscal 1963 starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
American Bankers Association
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Berlin
Budget Bureau
Physician's Recall Was an Army Error
Dr. Lewis F. Scribner Jr an allergist at the Monroe Clinic was told by telephone that his recall to military duty was in error report date Oct 30 at Fort Ord California. He was advised he is not being called now due to over two years of prior service awaiting written confirmation of cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Scribner Jr
Monroe Clinic
Scribner
Fort Ord
Calif
Cheese market steady in Madison Wisconsin report
American cheese market at Madison Wisconsin shows steady activity with fair to good demand. Supplies remain ample to more than ample, though some Longhorn and related cuts run barely adequate. prices range Cheddars 36 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 39 percent, single daisies 38 39 percent, Longhorns 38 39 percent, Midgets 38 41 percent.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
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Albany Baptist Church
John M. Leggett
Juda Baptist Church
Patrick
Leggett
Fire Department
Dr. Flanagan
Armory
James Sonderegger
Robert E. Logeson
Sonderegger
Logeson
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