Winners Listed In ASC Elections For 16 Townships
County ASCS results announced by Donald Siedschlag show township chairmen named to represent each precinct at tomorrow's convention in the Green County Agricultural Building. The 16 delegates will elect a county committee including a chairman, vice chairman, member, and two alternates.
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ASCS
Green County Agricultural
Donald Siedschlag
Liedschlag
Adams
Darlye Isely
Oscar Nybroten
Edwin S. Hanson
Eugene Moen
David Wilhelmson
Argyle
Albany
Lawrence Dunphy
Wayne Albertson
Roy King
Arthur Houlberg
Gilman Anderson
Brooklyn
Clarence Keehn
Edwin O. Disch
Earl] Brown
Walter Wittenwyler
Kenneth George
Cadiz
Jacob Teuscher
Oscar C. Nybroten
Browntown
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Rowland Lawyer
Delbert Soddy
Clarno
Robert Keegan
Victor May
Rudy Ammon
John Stricker
Eugene Meier
Monroe
Decatur
Ben Riemer
Gerald Keen
Leon Baumgartner
Brodhead
Morris Webb
John Vance
William Leopold
Kendall Digman
Ed Haldiman
Ray Indergand
Mr. Pleasant
John Daubert
Willis H. Elmer
Lawrence Karlen
John Waelchli
Clarence Webb
Monticello
New Glarus
Eugene Saunders
Dean Streiff
Henry Elmer
Fred Mueller
Belleville
Lawrence Hefty
Sprign Grove
Wendell Wunschel
Juda
Herman Ziltner
Ronald Shrier
Forrest Zimmerman
Robert Green
Sylvester
Ralph Zettle
Paul Gruenberg
August Martini
Arthur Malkow
Clifford Ludwig
Washington
Ernest Brunner
Carl Schlittler
Richard Smith
Calvin Drafahl1
Buildup in Cuba Triggers U S Navy Jet Deployment
The Pentagon moved a squadron of 12 F4B Phantom II fighters to Key West Florida to counter a growing Cuban MIG threat. The shift comes after George Ball warned Cuba could acquire 25 to 30 modern Soviet jets.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cuba
Florida
Defense Department
Key West
George W. Ball
Congress
U.S
Ball
ICC declines to reopen ruling on Chicago North Shore line
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to reconsider its order allowing the abandonment of the electrified Chicago to Milwaukee commuter service operated by the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railway. The decision ends a long regulatory dispute over the line.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway
Chicago
Milwaukee
Study Ordered On Junior High
The Board of Education authorized a detailed cost study to compare remodeling a 55 year old junior high wing versus building a new addition up to 35 000 square feet to meet rising needs. Existing plans to raze and replace with a new wing estimated at 425 000 dollars. They expect Henry Tschudy to conduct the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Weiler and Strang and Associates
John Bruni
Robert G. Rote
Harry S. Ammann
Henry Tschudy
Monroe Truck Lease, Inc
Monroe Truck Lease
W. R. Stuckey
Browntown
Ullom
Stuckey
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Germann Fuel Co
Fullerton Lumber Co
Green County Farm Bureau
Crandall Oil Co
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Set Convention in Green Bay
The 71st annual Wisconsin Cheesemakers Convention is scheduled for November 7 and 8 at the Northland Hotel in Green Bay. A cheese scoring contest will be held, and exhibitors must deliver entries to the Monroe Cheese Corp. building by noon on October 24. John Marty of Davis Co-op Factory in Brownstown serves as a director.
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Wisconsin Cheesemakers
Northland Hotel
Green Bay
Monroe Cheese Corp
John Marty
Davis Co-op
Browntown
Ben Bella and Castro Demand U S Base Removal
In Havana on a joint communique Premier Ben Bella and Prime Minister Castro call for the evacuation of foreign troops and the dismantling of foreign bases including Guantanamo. They agree the Guantanamo base should go but insist it be pursued through international law, not force.
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Havana
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Cuba
Castro
Ben Bella
Kennedy
Guantanamo Naval Base
Powell backs Democrat King in NH political clash
Ex-Gov Wesley Powell, long at odds with his party, endorses Democrat John Pillsbury in Manchester as he remains technically a Republican. He blasts the Republican Old Guard and notes Eisenhower campaigned for other GOP hopefuls. Powell did not attend the platform event.
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Manchester
N.H
Wesley Powell
Powell
John Pillsbury
New Hampshire House
Charles W. Tobey
U.S. Senate
Tobey
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Old Guard
Eisenhower
Fifteen Bankers Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
In Oklahoma City a federal grand jury indicted 63 people, including 15 teen bankers from Oklahoma. Six bankers face embezzlement charges while nine others are charged under the National Banking Act.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U.S
B. Andrew Potter
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Watson Crick Wilkins
Three scientists share the 1962 Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries on nucleic acid structure and heredity. Dr. James Watson, Dr. Frances Crick, and Dr. Maurice Wilkins are cited for revealing the three dimensional structure of nucleic acids and their role in information transfer in living matter. The prize totals 257 219 Swedish crowns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Harvard
James Dewey Watson
Harvard University
Frances Harry Compton Crick
Institute of Molecular Biology
Cambridge
England
Maurice Hugh Frederik Wilkins
King’s College
London
Dr. Wilkins
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Dr. Watson
Indiana University
National Science Foundation
Copenhagen
Alfred Nobel
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Wisconsin
Cheddar demand steady fair to good in Madison Wisconsin with large style supplies adequate to adequate and small styles adequate to short. No price changes reported.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Mother Dies In West Side Fire Explosion Suspected
Viola Bowman 32 mother of two Virginia five and William three died in a house fire on the west side of Monroe. Coroner W E Deininger ruled her dead from intense heat and smoke after an explosion was suspected in the kitchen. Neighbors reported she searched for her children as flames poured from the bungalow. Firemen saved the exterior and attached garage but the interior was destroyed.
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Virgil L. Bowman
Bowman
Times
Monroe
Virgil L
Viola) Bowman
20Th Street
W. E. Deininger
Virginia 5
William
Karl O. Jensen
Deininger
Roy E. Bergeman
10Th Avenue
Ralph E. Lindsay
21St Street
Roy R. Olson
20Th
Harold
Hap) Beach
St. Clare Hospital
Fathers to be Honored at Monona Grove Halftime Ceremony
Monroe High School football dads will be honored Friday night at Monona Grove during halftime. The program features introductions of senior players’ fathers, a Swiss Misses performance, and a baton twirling solo by Carol Jeanne with fire.
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Monroe
Monona Grove
Carol Jeanne
Mort Armstrong
Ranger 5 Moon Mission Aims for Sunday Landing
Spacecraft Ranger 5 launched from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas Agena B rocket on a 231 500 mile mission to photograph the moon before landing near Copernicus crater. If successful it would transmit pictures every 13 seconds from 2 600 miles out and deploy a 92 pound instrument sphere to hit and study the lunar surface.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ranger 5
Monroe
Copernicus
Lunar Equator
Earth
Moon
Ella Storm Churns Atlantic From Florida to New Jersey
Ella the season's fifth tropical storm moved north at 7 mph with a 90 mile eye and winds forecast to rise. Gale warnings extended from Nags Head to Georgetown, small craft urged to stay near shore as 11 foot seas were reported 90 miles off the Carolina coast.
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Miami
Fla
Ella
Atlantic
Florida
New Jersey
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Nags Head
Georgetown
S.C
Cape May
N.J
Carolina
Daytona Beach
Kennedy enjoys mixed reception during Connecticut campaign swing
President Kennedy had a lively stop in Waterbury drawing about 45,000 in a crowd that overwhelmed police and inspired squealing fans. In New Haven at Yale University a hostile raspberry and derisive signs surfaced as he continued toward Seattle for a three day trip aimed at winning a Democratic Congress.
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Washington
Kennedy
Connecticut
Seattle
Waterbury
New Haven
Yale University
Arson Probed In North Woods Barn Fires Near Mishicot
Three barns on two farms were burned in the Mishicot area near Two Rivers in a sequence of fires. Investigators linked the blazes to possible arson after residents heard a car leave just before each fire at about 4 a.m. The Weidemuller Jambeau Creek farm and the Koeppel Saxonburg hill farm suffered major losses along with farm machinery. Estimated damage around sixty thousand dollars.
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Mishicot
Manitowoc
William Weidemuller
Jambeau Creek
Saxonburg Hill
Lester Koepel
Two Rivers
Stocks Slide Again In Moderate Trade
New York stocks fell in moderate afternoon trading as losses spread across major issues. Volume reached about 3.1 million shares versus 3.24 million the previous day, with declines ranging from fractions to more than a point.
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New York
Rep Schadeberg Honored at Green Rock Counties Rally
Rep Henry C. Schadeberg of the First Congressional District was honored at a Green Rock Counties rally hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lynch. More than 80 attendees included multiple candidates in the November 6 election and party officials.
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Green County
GOP
B. H. Lynch
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Marvin
Mattie) Stauffacher
Browntown
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Gordon W. Roseleip
Senate
Rep. Schadeberg
Lynch
Times
Richard Wagner
Ralph Kundert
Helen Myers
Helen Bratzke
W. E. Deininger
C. M. Pierce
Brodhead
Green
Rock
Kennedy
Congress
Schadeberg
Stuessy Funeral Home
Henry Babler Jr
Lewis R. VanWagenen
John Schwalbe
Herman A. Stuessy
LaVerne Deal
M. J. Gonstead
Everett Janke
Wade Cash
Edwin Schuetze
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Board
Cheesemakers Plan
King
Nobel
Virgil Bowman
Chuck Dearth
Roger Brunkow
Bob Goecks
Tom Lovelace
Jerry Kubly
Jim Spring
Tim Phalen
Jim Schmerse
Grady Steensrud
John Marean
Roger Ellis
Chuck Cox
Cindy Ruf
Lillian Stuckey
Tonya DeRemer
Jill Stauffacher
Linda Naef
Cheryl Stuckey
Christine
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