Kohler Charges Proxmire Milk Price Hoax
Wisconsin governor candidate Kohler accuses Proxmire of a false milk price hoax citing omitted facts about Holte a Dane County farmer. Proxmire calls the charge false and invites a public discussion as district dairy comments surface.
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Madison
Kohler
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Oscar Holte
Holte
Pure Milk Association
Dane County
Wisconsin
Hoite
Korea
Milwaukee
Mr. Holte
Walter Kohler
Former UW Coach Wounded in Duck Hunting Accident
Dr. Alan Pederson a 48 year old former University of Wisconsin swimming coach and Santa Cruz general practitioner was wounded Wednesday when his gun discharged in a duck blind. The shot hit his left arm. he underwent surgery and was reported satisfactory. Pederson his wife and three children have lived in Santa Cruz since 1938.
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San Francisco
Alan Pederson
University of Wisconsin
Santa Cruz
Calif
Pederson
Jury Chosen as Sheppard Murder Trial Advances
In Cleveland the Sheppard murder trial moves into its fourth day with seven jurors selected. Defense questions potential bias over a witness affair involving Susan Hayes as prosecutors plan her testimony. Judge Blythin admonished counsel during a heated exchange over pretrial publicity.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Fred W. Garmone
Miss Hayes
Garmone
Louise K. Feuchler
Corrigan
Susan Hayes
Sixty Two Youths Enter Cub Scouts
A large Cub Scout ceremony at Knights of Pythias hall inducted 62 youths, bringing the city total to 156 across Pack 314 and 315. New Cubmasters Jack L. Marty and Richard H. Bahr introduced committees as 77 youths joined Pack 315 and 79 joined Pack 314 in 11 and 12 dens respectively.
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U. S. Grant Council
Knights of Pythias Hall
Richard H. Bahr
Den
Cubs
Jack L. Marty
Thomas E. Stauffacher
Kenneth S. Lovell
Arnold N. Albright
Russell W. West
Russel R. Garvey
Stanley A. Nyberg
Harry A. Wilde
John L. Wagner
Bahr
S. Barton Pickett
James Ambrose
David Block
Richard Barry
James Beer
Laverne Blum
William Broge
Fredric Brown
Robert Buch
James Marty
Leonard Marty
Freddy Maxwell
Nathan Norder
Ronald Odegaard
Gary Phillips
Gary Poff
Charles Priewe
David Rieder
Dennis Ritter
Fredric Rosa
James Schild
William Schuetze
Curtis Schwerin
Gean Slinde
William Sorenson
David Stauffacher
James Stauffacher
John Stauffacher
Terry Stauffacher
Dennis Stocker
Michael Tertin
Richard Thompson
Robert Tschanz
Robert von Kaenel
Myron Wardlow
Glen Weir
Erwin Wiesenberg
Rooul Wuetrich
Jock ZumBrunnen
Thomas Zwicker
Blind beggar earns twenty five dollars hourly on Chicago streets
George Williams told a judge that busking on Chicago streets brings him 20 to 25 dollars an hour as he spends two hours daily playing guitar and singing. Judge Oscar Caplan warned that begging is illegal and placed him on probation until December 2.
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Chicago
George Williams
Oscar S. Caplan
Williams
Edward Bleecker Dies After Brief Illness at 84
Edward Bleecker 84 of Lake Mills and former Brodhead resident died Monday after a brief illness. Services were held in the Moravian church Lake Mills with burial at Rock Lake. James Weingarth officiated.
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Brodhead
Edward Bleecker
Lake Mills
Moravian Church
Rock Lake
Trusted Employe Okays Fake Loans At Philadelphia Bank
A bank official described as a trusted employee for 26 years Edward B. McCall, about 45, is charged with approving fake loans totaling a quarter million dollars and spending 45000 on wine and women. He faced fraudulent conversion charges and held on $10000 bail after 160 loans were found.
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Philadelphia
Girard Trust and Corn Exchange Bank
Edward B. McCall
McCall
Curtis Bok
Workman Buried In Carload of Coal
State police hunt for a crude booby trap maker after an explosion under a coal train from Maust mine killed fireman Robert Nicholas of Belair. The accident occurred as the drag train overturned and Nicholas, about 52, was buried beneath a carload of coal after leaping from the locomotive and tender. Violence followed the United Mine Workers strike at Maust Coal and Coke Co. as the first load from the mine since a bridge was blown on Oct 1. UMW officials denied involvement.
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Webster Springs
W. Va
Robert Nicholas
Belair
United Mine Workers
Maust Coal and Coke Co
Maust
UMW
Rapids man crushed at steam saw pit in Wisconsin Rapids
Lawrence Crabb, 40, of Wisconsin Rapids, died early today after being crushed when he either stepped into or fell into the carriage pit of a steam saw at Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co where he worked.
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Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
Lawrence Crabb
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co
Eisenhower Campaigns Backing Ives and Case in Northeast
President Eisenhower toured Connecticut and New York on a nonpolitical speech night as he planned visits to campaign HQs for Sen. Irving Ives and to confer with Clifford P. Case. He defended U S deterrence against communism and pledged readiness to confront any threat.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Connecticut
New York
Irving Ives
Clifford P. Case
Senate
New Jersey
Case
Truman
Adlai
America
White House
Anlai Stevenson
United States
Free Nations
Alfred E. Smith
Nixon
Joseph T.meek
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Las Vegas
Nev
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Another Suspect In Evelyn Hartley Case
La Crosse sheriff and a city detective flew to Water Town South Dakota to question a man in the Evelyn Hartley mystery. The suspect is held in Water Town on a morals charge. Hartley, 15, disappeared October 24 from the La Crosse home where she was babysitting.
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LA Crosse
Robert E. Scullin
Watertown
S. D
Evelyn Hartley
Miss Hartley
Court case tests kindergarten age in Oregon schools
A Circuit Court case before Judge Herman Sachtsen questions whether a 4 year old can be required to attend kindergarten. Forrest McDonald seeks to force Consolidated District No. 1 Oregon to provide 4 year old education arguing the state constitution requires it. The suit asks the court to declare 4 year olds entitled to free education and potential costs are estimated at 10 000 to 20 000 per classroom.
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Madison
Herman Sachtsen
Forrest McDonald
Oregon
State Historical Society
Howard
Sachtsen
McDonald
State Superintendent of Education
R. F. Lewis
Lewis
Frank Coyne
Sachsen
Jaycees Sponsor Junior Citizen Contest in Green County
The Green County Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a contest to honor outstanding youths ages 5 to 15. Nominations must be mailed to The Evening Times by Oct 28 with details on the child, the deed, obstacles, and nominators. Judges include Rev. Purdy, Ronald Johnson, and John O’Neill.
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Joseph R. Ganshert
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ganshert
Jaycee
Green County
Jaycees
John C. Purdy
Ronald D. Johnson
John O'Neill
Russians and Satellites Sell Western Goods to China
London reports reveal Russia and European satellites buy strategic items from the West and resell them to China for profit. Officials say embargoes differ for Red China and Eastern Europe, enabling trans shipments of generators, machine tools, and petroleum gear to the Chinese Reds.
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London
Russia
China
Kremlin
United States
Ana Ner
Europe
Red China
Red Europe
United Nations
Soviet Bloc
Local Decorator Fred Heer Dies at 74
Fred Heer 74 Monroe decorater painter and upholsterer died at 2 30 a m today in Wagner convalescent home after a long illness He was born April 15 1880 in Canton Glarus Switzerland and married Minnie Kubly in Monroe in April 1923 He leaves stepchildren Henry Kubly Tomah David and William Kubly Jordan Twp and Fred Kubly a half brother Jacob Zimmerman Solon Springs plus a sister in Switzerland Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiating Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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Fred Heer
Monroe
Wagner
Mr. Heer
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Minnie Kubly
Emma Baltzer
Henry Kubly
Tomah
David
William Kubly
Jordan Township
Fred Kubly
Vernon
Jacob Zimmerman
Solon Springs
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
6000 Flash Bulbs Light Famous Curve At Night
In Altoona Pennsylvania 6000 flash bulbs fired simultaneously to photograph the Horseshoe Curve. The light surpassed the output of 15 million household lamps. The event marked PRR and Sylvania Electric Products Co celebrations of the Curve centennial and incandescent lamp 75th anniversary. Photographers used towers and stakes around the curve with three generators powering the bulbs.
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Altoona
PRR
Sylvania Electric Products Co
4-H Members Awarded in Monticello New Glarus Area
Duane Bollig of Dayton and Lois Patterson of Adams were named area achievement boy and girl at the Monticello New Glarus 4 H event held in Belleville. The program honored graduating members and top county winners in home economics clothing foods nutrition and agriculture with numerous special recognitions including state fair demonstrations for Lorene Eichelkraut and top county agriculture honors for Duane Bollig and David Herman.
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Duane Bollig
Dayton
Lois Patterson
Adams
Monticello-New Glarus
Belleville
Eileen Ruppert
Harvey E. Elmer
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Bollig
Robert Hoffman
Patricia Paulson
York
Sylvan Johnson
Alan Isely
Patricia Wiese
Richard Busch
Armin Garner
Robert Babler
Mr. Pleasant
Alan Blumer
Donna Blumer
Carol Senn
New Glarus
Ethelyn Peters
Sharon Zentner
Donna Hefty
Lorene Eichelkraut
Gloria Blum
Janice Isely
Barbara Boeck
Luann Schindler
Nancy Feldt
Karen Schlittler
Judith Babler
Lois _ Patterson
Mary Lou Fahey
Pat Paulson
Linda Heimann
Patricia Elmer
David Hermanson
David Herman
Four Statesmen Finalize Western Europe Pact Steps
In Paris, the United States Britain France and West Germany with Adenauer completed documents replacing the Bonn treaty to grant sovereignty while preserving limited rights. A signing session is planned Saturday with Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Italy and Canada in a Western European Union framework aiding NATO integration.
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Paris
Bonn
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
West
French Foreign Ministry
West European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
Adenauer
U. S
State Dulles
Sir Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Canada
Brussels
Benelux
NATO
Miss Paulson Named County Holstein Winner
Patricia Paulson of York 4H club was named Green County Holstein winner and will compete for state honors. Myron E. Jeglum, county agricultural agent, announced the recognition. Paulson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Paulson, has won blue ribbons at the Black and White Show Evansville Green County and Wisconsin State Fairs and the Mid west show at Memphis.
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Patricia Paulson
York
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Miss Paulson
Gerald Paulson
Evansville
Wisconsin
Memphis
Wisconsin American cheese market holds steady with strong demand
Wisconsin dairy market reports steady to firm prices for American cheese with good demand. Offerings remain longhorns in short supply while other styles stay adequate. Selling prices listed by state assembly points and car lots on moisture basis with cheddar varieties at 33.44 to 34.42 percent moisture and daisies around 36 percent, longhorns 36 to 37 percent, midgets about 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Steels Take Over Market Leadership
New York shares edged higher as steel stocks led the market gains. Traders rotated into motor, television, aircraft, cement and airline issues while overall turnover remained brisk though lighter than Wednesday’s activity of 2.3 million shares.
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Steels
New York
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