Firing Held Needless Cancer Blast. Russia Urged
The White House urged the Soviet Union to reconsider its plan to explode a 50 megaton nuclear bomb asserting the test is unnecessary and lacks military need. Officials noted U.S. capability for larger weapons but deem such tests non essential and not required for development.
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Washington
White House
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Andrew T. Hatcher
Pierre
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Hiroshima
Kremlin
Moscow
Berlin
Yugoslav Wheat Request Shelved Reflects Kennedy Reaction
The United States has shelved a Yugoslav request to buy 500000 tons of surplus American wheat. State Department officials tie the move to President Kennedy's displeasure with Tito's pro Soviet stance. George Kennan outlined policy after meeting Yugoslav Vice President Todorovic. Eisenhower said the jet fighter sale to Yugoslavia was in U.S. interests and noted he had not been briefed by Kennedy on the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
State Department
Kennedy
Tito
Belgrade
U.S
George S. Kennan
Todorovic
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Eisenhower Says He Won't Use Fallout Shelters Alone
President Eisenhower, a grandfather, says he would walk out of a fallout shelter if his family were not with him and exposed during a nuclear attack. He notes he did not want to alarm people by building a shelter on his Gettysburg farm and questions Civil Defense adequacy, but he hopes Americans overcome the unease he senses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Citizens Groups Busy Tomorrow Tour City School Sites
Local citizens advisory groups plan a busy day visiting Janesville Sheboygan Falls North Fond du Lac Beaverdam and Middleton to study city police fire and school projects. W R Schuetze chairs the committee drafting a City Council recommendation. Dr Leslie G Kindschi leads the school building advisory group which will meet with the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Sheboygan Falls
North Fond du Lac
Beaver Dam
Middleton
W. R. Schuetze
Leslie G. Kindschi
Board of Egg
A. L. Buechner
State Department of Public Instruction
Chicago
John
Bruni
Robert G. Rote
Procoss
Helene Senior High
Jun- Curtis Industries
High
Tively
Zenith Radio Corp
Alcatraz inmate Mickey Cohen Freed on Bail
Mickey Cohen, a former Los Angeles gambler, is released on $100,000 bail becoming the first inmate from Alcatraz Island Prison in San Francisco Bay to be freed on bail.
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Aukey
San Francisco
Mickey Cohen
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Los Angeles
Wunschels Face Mixed Emotions As 32nd Division Goes
Mr and Mrs Nellis Wunschel Juda face mixed emotions as four family members including SP4 Bobby Wunschel 21 Pvt Lawrence D Wunschel 20 Pvt Walter S Wunschel 18 and son in law Del bert Behring 25 ship out with Company B 32nd Division to Fort Lewis Washington Lawrence on six month active duty is in California and will join the unit later Bobby and Lawrence are former 4 H kings Behring a former Swiss wrestling champion returns with his wife Nancy to Juda during the deployment The Wunschel boys are Juda High School graduates and Behring attended Albany High School The family has seven children and one grandchild Randy Dean Behring 2 1/2 and the parents hope they all return home soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis Wunschel
Juda
Co. B
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Helen Wunschel
Delbert Behring
Bobby
Lawrence
Hans
Ivan Kiester
Clarno
Roman Cheese Co
Walter
Oaktron Industries, Inc
Behring
Arthur Behring
Bobby Wunschel
Nancy Campbell
California
Wunschel
Juda High School
Albany High School
William
Richard
Donald
Randy Dean Behring
Mr. Wunschel
Carter-Gruenewald
Juta
Mrs. Wunschel
Vision
Stock Prices Edge Higher with Mixed Gains
In New York a scatter of wide gains characterized a relatively firm late session. Trading was moderate as fractions to a point moved. Zenith jumped over 5 points, Xerox and Crown Cork up 3 each, Baxter Laboratories up 3 on stock split news. Ford gained 1 as top motor stock. steels showed irregular activity.
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New York
Zenith
Xerox
Crown Cork
Baxter Laboratories
Ford
Motors
Six Co. B to Depart by Auto for Ft. Lewis Friday
Six Co. B members will depart by car toward Ft. Lewis Washington with main movement by troop train Monday night. Plat. Sgt. Arthur Tschudy and SP4 Don A. Neuenschwan der drive their own cars to the West Coast. Passen gers include S. Sgt. Robert Kuster Pfe Walter R. Fischer and Sgt. Gerald A. Kubly. Personal baggage will accompany them on the troop train leaving Janesville at 8:30 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn
Gerald A. Kubly
Co. B
Janesville
Monroe Armory
Armory
U.S.A., Inc
Green County Barracks
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe
Milwaukee
Racine
Wisconsin
Platteville
2Nd Battle Group
Darlington Gas Decision Delayed by Public Hearing
A Public Service Commission hearing delayed a Milwaukee Gas Light Co plan to spend nearly 16 million dollars extending natural gas to 39 western Wisconsin communities including Dodgeville Darlington Mineral Point and New Richmond Objections from NR Gas Inc and Wisconsin Power and Light Co prompted the postponement A Nov 13 session will address Wisconsin Power request to serve Dodgeville Darlington and Mineral Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavidun
Public Service Commission
Milwaukee Gas Light Co
Wisconsin
Dodgeville
Darlington
Mineral Point
New Richmond
NR Gas, Inc
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Wisconsin Power
James C Kimberly 90 Founder’s Son Dies
James C. Kimberly 90 former vice president and director of Kimberly Clark Corp dies at home in Neenah He was a son of one of the founders of Kimberly Clark and father of John R Kimberly current board chairman He passed away Monday in Neenah newspapers report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kimberly
Neenah
James C. Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark
John R. Kimberly
Monroe approves bowling hours for state tournament
The Monroe City Council OKs Sunday morning bowling during March and April to host the Eagles state bowling tournament with about 1,000 keglers over eight weekends at Turner Hall and the Recreation Club. Also protests substitution of UHF for VHF channels 13 and 3, schedules a special meeting for mobile home code revision, and notes clerical change.
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Eagles
Charles D. Bloom
Monroe
Bloom
Turner Hall
Recreation Club
WREX
Jean Daehlin
Freda M. Bray
J.B.F. Amos
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
GOP Chief Says Nixon Abandoned Party Leadership
GOP national chairman William E Miller says Richard Nixon has renounced his position as leader of the party. Former President Eisenhower remains the national figurehead, though he notes Nixon is the titular head. Nixon plans to run for California governor in 1962 and not seek the White House in 1964.
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GOP
Nixon
Lud Anneleds
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
Linder
The
National
Eisenhower
Newark
N.J
California
White House
Three Brothers Found Dead in Bachelor Home
Three elderly bachelor brothers Frank Goertz 70 August 66 and Henry 63 were found dead in their near north side home by a visiting brother-in-law. Detective Inspector Rudolph Glaeser said no foul play or disturbance was detected and food poisoning was being investigated as a possibility.
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Ruuwaykee
Rudolph Glaeser
Frank Goertz
Henry
Nada
Pheasant project success boosts Green County birds
The Conservation League and 146 cooperators led a pheasant egg to chick program opening Saturday aiming to boost Green County’s pheasant population. Results show 4 583 birds released from 10 771 eggs with 83 percent hatching and 61 percent reaching the field, at a total cost of 18.9 cents per bird.
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Green County
Conservation League
Wilhelm Tell Hall
New Glarus
George Sprecher
Conservation Department
Fred R. Simpson
League Project
League
Simpson
Local Exhibitors Win Beef Honors at Southern Wisconsin Show
Monroe exhibitors earned top honors on day two of the Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Show at Dane County fairgrounds. Winners included Pat Griswold’s Angus steer Waldo as grand champion, Kathy Griswold reserve, Neal James grand champion shorthorn, and Judy Hulbut grand champion beef showman. Other top placers featured Barbara Williams, Evan Siedschlag, Karl Drye, and Dwight Hoesly among several county 4 H and FFA honorees. All animals were slated for sale at the fairgrounds today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mary Sullivan
Barbara Williams
Monroe
Dane County Fairgrounds
Green County
Misses Sullivan
Williams
Mary Ann Burgy
Monticello
Kenneth C. Allen
Wisconsin
Karl Drye
Browntown
Evan Siedschlag
Angus
Dwight Hoesly
Nancy Ann Burgy
Richard Sullivan
Fairgrounds
FFA
Delavan Future Farmers of America
Tom Hatlin
Evansville
Mineral Point
Pat Griswold
Waldo
Pat
Livingston
Kathy
Brad Biddick
Neal James
Pardeeville
Judy Hulbut
Verona
Antigo man George Parsons dies of heart attack
George Parsons of Antigo died at 2 25 a m in St Clare Hospital after being admitted two hours earlier A heart attack was given as the cause Farounere a sales representative for Donkey Feed Co well known in the area Local arrangements were by Shriner Neushwander funeral home Soman funeral home Antigo handles local arrangements His wife and a grandson arrived after his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macurgeny
Farounere
Antigo
Donkey Feed Co
St. Clare ‘Hospital
Soman Funeral Home
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Parsons
Tax Levy Seen Drop to 32 Per Thousand in Monroe Budget
Monroe plans a 549 845.98 budget with a tax rate cut from 5.50 to 5.00 per thousand, reducing total rate from 32.50 to 32.00 assuming county and school levies hold. The proposal adds 60 000 in services including Twining Park upgrades sewer line work heating system at Community Center and a municipal court. Additional items cover street projects forester Dutch Elm control and a second city incinerator reserve. Public hearing scheduled November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Walter J. Bober
Finance and Taxation Committee
Bober
Twining Park
White Haven
Industrial Commission
City Forester
Wisconsin cheese market shows steady top grades
Wisconsin American cheese market today remains steady for top grades with fair to good buying interest. Supplies are ample to more than ample. rindless longhorns are barely adequate in some cases. Prices noted for cheddars 36-38 percent, 40-pound blocks 41-44 percent, daisies 38-39 percent, longhorns 38-40 percent, midgets 38-41 percent. Wisconsin Swiss market is generally steady on top grades with unsettled lower grades. State brand blocks 42-45, B 40-43, C 34-36 for Wisconsin assembly points.
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Balidun
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly
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Llewellyn E. Thompson
East Germany
Germany
Atomic Energy Commission
Ike
Bobby Wischel
Walter Wunschel
Lawrence Wunschel
Wunschels
Council
George Parsons
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