Steinle Rallies Three Wisconsin Counties On Senate Bid
U.S. Senate hopeful Roland J. Steinle tours ten southern Wisconsin cities with a caravan of Republican candidates. He criticizes Sen. William Proxmire and emphasizes Americanism while meeting small crowds and shaking hands in Whitewater Milton Edgerton Janesville Evansville Neenah Monroe and Beloit. 분
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GOP
Joseph D. Viney
Erma Thurber
Monroe
Cochairmen
Roland J. Steinle
U.S. Senate
Eleanor Smith
Racine
Congress
Times
Arthur Bystrom
Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Robert C. Zimmerman
Whitewater
Beloit
Steinle
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Milton
Walworth
Rock and Green
Edgerton
United States
Janesville
Evansville
Neclarus
Monticello
Green County
Dayton
Plane Arrives Safely at Shannon After Engine Fire
A U S Navy Skymaster with 18 aboard landed safely at Shannon Airport after one engine caught fire over the Atlantic about 400 miles east of Ireland. The crew reported no injuries and proceeded to a normal ground stop following the incident today.
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Shannon Airport
Atlantic
Ireland
Russian Ambassador Calls Braves Famous American Grid Team
Milwaukee sees a tense welcome as Russian Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov praises the Braves as a famous football team then corrects himself about baseball. Police and demonstrators clash briefly outside the meeting hall while Menshikov urges coexistence and criticizes misinformed views of the Soviet Union.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Mikhail A. Menshikov
United States
Milwaukee World Affairs Council
Hans Kremsreiter
Menshi
U.S
Russia
Market Trading Termed Heaviest in 25 Years
New York stock market activity reached a peak not seen in a quarter century as heavy selling pressure pushed prices to record highs. Week volume totaled 24,402,570 shares, with average daily turnover about 4.88 million. two sessions surpassed five million shares. Analysts note gains may be cashed in with a correction due.
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New York
Million See Brussels Exhibit
BRUSSELS Belgium The Brussels World Fair closes Sunday after six months and two days drawing 42 million visitors. The fair featured 48 participating countries and included a huge American circular building a voting machine and a Bolshoi Ballet series. The atomium remains as the landmark with the fair dismantling to begin.
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Brussels
Belgium
Fairgrounds
U. S. Statesman
Abraham Lincoln
Kim Novak
Louis Armstrong
Bolshoi Ballet
Britain
Sadlers Wells Ballet
Harry Bellafonte
UN to Aid Britain in Jordan Troop Extraction
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced that the United Nations will assist Britain in withdrawing troops from Jordan. The statement emphasizes UN support for the British evacuation mission and regional stability.
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Britain
United Nations
Foster Homes Sought For County Children
Five Green County children need urgent foster homes. Dolores Kubly, a child welfare worker, urges adoptions as Jimmy age 10 and his sister enjoy farm life, Johnny needs a near Monroe home for the Green County Teachers College special school, six year old Tommy recovering from illness, and two more children also awaiting placement.
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Green County
Dolores Kubly
Jimmy
Johnny
Monroe
Green County Teachers College
Tommy
Hunters Begin 44 Day Pheasant Season in County
The 1958 pheasant season opens in Green County with hunting from 5 45 a m to 4 39 p m until November 30. Over 2 000 mature roosters were stocked on public grounds and nearly 2 000 hens and cocks were raised for release. Clarence R. Benkert urges notifying officials of banded birds by number only to gauge stocking returns.
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Larry R. Lindgren
Green County
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Green County Conservation League
Turner Hall
Nimrods
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Conservation League
Clarence R. Benkert
League
Benkert
Voters May Register Here on Monday Night
City Clerk Freda Bray announced the registration deadline for the November 4 election is October 22 at 5 p.m. The city hall will stay open Monday night from 7 to 9 for voter registration.
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Freda Bray
Eisenhower backs Kansas Republican governor hopeful
President Eisenhower spent a night in Abilene, then met Clyde Reed Jr. and endorsed Reed in his bid for Kansas governor. He said he is in Reed's corner and kept politics soft on a cross country tour, avoiding political talk in Cedar Rapids and other stops.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Kansas
Colorado
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
Reed
George Docking
Docking
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Schilling Base
Columbine
Denver
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Congress
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Primary Cheese Mart Steady During Week
Madison reports show American cheese markets were fully steady last week. State Department of Agriculture notes good demand in some areas and fair to good in others. All styles except longhorns and junior cheddars had adequate offerings and most markets remained steady with ample supply.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Miss Margaret Whalen 93 dies. rural teacher
Miss Margaret A. Whalen 93 a longtime Green County rural school teacher died at 2 p.m. yesterday at White Haven Nursing Home Monroe after a year with age related illness. She taught in Mt Pleasant and Green County schools for 25 years and lived in Monroe since 1990. Surviving sisters Nell Crooke and Mrs Frank Clark, services Monday at Stuessy Funeral Home and St Victor's Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 8 Sunday night.
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Margaret A. Whalen
Green County
White Haven Nursing Home
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Whalen
15Th Street
Miss Whalen
Michael Whalen
Galway
Ireland
Bridget Joyce Whalen
Tipperary
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Altar Society
Nell Crooke
Janesville
Frank Clark
Katherine
James
John
George
Thomas
Richard Crooke
Agnes Whalen
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
UW Accepts NSF Grant for High Voltage Generators
The University of Wisconsin board of Regents accepted a $240,000 grant from the National Science Foundation in Washington, D.C., to support research on developing high voltage electrostatic generators for nuclear physics at UW.
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Madison
National Science Foundation
Washington, D.C
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Salesman Chooses Standing Operation To Be Ramrod Straight
Harry Biltz, 31, underwent surgery in Wichita to fuse pelvic and upper leg bones after a car crash damaged his right hip. The operation will keep him standing, with six months to walk, but he cannot sit normally. He aims to return to sales to support his wife and nine children, earning about $9,000 annually before the accident. His left hip and knee will be normal, enabling standing and high stools but not relaxed seating.
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Wichita
Kan
Harry Biltz
Biltz
Sputnik III Visible in Wisconsin Overnight Flights
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory said Sputnik III will be visible to early risers in Wisconsin over the next three days. Passes occur Sunday at 1 50, 3 27, 5 05 a m central time and continue Monday and Tuesday with listed times.
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Cambridge
Mass
Wisconsin
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Locals Triumph By 13-7 Margin In Crucial Game
Monroe Cheesemakers beat Middleton 13 to 7 in a咽 Homecoming finale that gave Monroe a 3-1 record. Grams returned a fumbled Cardinal ball for a first quarter TD, and Terry OGrady added a 52 yard rushing score in the third. Middleton answered with a late scoring drive and both sides missed chances earlier, as Monroe’s defense and penalties shaped the tense contest.
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Blythe
Butch) Myers
Monroe Cheesemakers
Joan Swiggum
Recreation Park
Beverly Koehn
Elaine Signer
Monroe
Middleton
Badger
Times
Terry O’grady
O’grady
Monroe Evening Times
Marvin E. Tessneer
Cheesemakers
Grams
Cardinals
Gene Stormer
Bob Niesen
Cardinal
Niesen
Cheesemaker
Butch Myers
Tom Marean
Larry Rackow
Ken Rutsch
Larry Staffon
Dick Muenich
Gary Ginner
Youths Injured In County Car Crash Near Brod Head
Four Janesville youths were injured when their car left a curve on State Line road west of Brod head. Driver Ace Guenther 17 had facial lacerations but is in good condition. Passengers James Cone and Patrick Babcock both in serious condition with back and internal injuries. Roger Schaitel also injured with head wounds but in good shape. Vehicle suffered heavy damage. incident occurred near Green County.
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Janesville
State Line Road
Brodhead
Ace Guenther
James Cone
Patrick Babcock
Mercy Hospital
Cone
Babcock
Roger Schaitel
Green County
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