Wisconsin campaign clashes over dairy policy and taxes
Wisconsin politics heat up as Vernon Thomson assails Kohler rival Ayr Proxmire over dairy price fears and tax revenue claims. Nelson targets Benson dairy parity. Prostaire accuses Kohler of unsafe financial optimism. Doyle accuses Kohler of misrepresenting a May 18 farm conference on a dairy aid plan.
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Associated Press
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Whitewater
William Proxmire
Nelson
Benson
Gaylord Nelson
Madison
Congress
Wisconsin
Utah
Wisconsin Dells
GOP
Prostaire
Superior
Kohler
Proxmire
Oscar Holte
Stoughton Farmer
Promire
Holte
New York
Doyle
Governor’s Office
Conference of
Farm Organization
Agriculture
Jail Remodeling Study Under Way
A survey by the Alvin F. Rote Co. is under way for possible jail remodeling at the county jail. The study aims to determine capacity needs, with a target of 24 beds including 12 maximum security cells and spaces for juveniles or women plus a six bed dormitory for Huber prisoners. The plan includes cost estimates for review at the November County Board meeting.
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Alvin F. Rote Co
County Board Jail and Courthouse Committee
Robert G. Rote
Louis R. Wolleson
Henry Rebly Jr
A. L. Miller
Leo M. Ties
Edward Bidlingmaier
Joshua Hoesly
Rote
Rock
Dane
Lafayette
Ties
W. E. Deininger
E. A. Silverthorn
Janesville
17Th Avenue
Gates, Weiss and Kramer
Milwaukee
Disarmament Lull Deepens At United Nations
An uneasy calm hung over U N disarmament talks as Canada and Russia push for a broader framework. Russia’s Vishinsky and U S counterpart Wadsworth were to speak in the Political Committee but may be deferred to Monday pending East-West negotiations. Western diplomats cite disagreement over which arms proposals the sub committee and the Big Four would discuss.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
James Wadsworth
Vishinsky
Wadsworth
Canada
Cheddar Values Steady at Plymouth on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Cheddar prices held firm in a steady trading zone at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Plymouth. Sales included 19 cars at 32 cents, with four cars bid at 32 and five offers at 33. One car pasteurized single daisies traded at 35 percent.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Adlai Talks Tonight in Milwaukee at Democratic Rally
Adlai Stevenson speaks in Milwaukee at a Democratic rally in the Auditorium, his first Wisconsin visit since the 1952 presidential campaign. The appearance marks a return to campaign activity for Stevenson in the state.
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Adlai
Milwaukee
Adlai Stevenson
Wisconsin
Smog Crisis Prompts California Action and Alarms
Southern Californians press fast action as smog worsens in Los Angeles. Governor Knight cancels campaign plans for a personal review while officials debate emergency measures, incinerator bans, and stricter burn hour limits amid ongoing pollution.
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Los Angeles
Larson
Mail Carrier Seated on Jury in Sheppard Trial
A 40-year-old mail carrier, Gerald Liederbach, was tentatively seated as the 11th juror in the first degree murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. The panel now includes five men and six women, many of whom are housewives, with more women to be examined.
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Cleveland
Gerald Liederbach
Samuel H. Sheppard
Fred Garmone
General Electric
Bette Marie Parker
Stock List Changes Mixed in Late Trade
New York stock market turned mixed in late trading with a few issues rising. Chrysler GM and Studebaker-Packard posted fractional gains while General Electric rose, and Douglas Aircraft Eastman Kodak Lehigh Portland Cement General Portland Cement Fairchild Engine and Consolidated Natural Gas declined.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Studebaker-Packard
General Electric
Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Lehigh Portland Cement
General Portland Cement
Fairchild Engine
Consolidated Natural Gas
Mayer Mayer Tops County 4-H Honors Night
Alois Mayer of Argus 4-H named top male winner and East Monroe achievement boy. Kathleen Schutt of Monroe Home Economics named area achievement girl. Myron E. Jeglum presents awards at Turner hall as Monroe area splits into two events. County agents and home agents organize the achievement nights with entertainment and ceremonies attended by over 100 farm families.
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Monroe
Turner Hall
Myron E. Jeglum
Alois Mayer
Argus
Kathleen Schutt
Monroe Home Economics
Norman Everson
Mayer
Times
Monroe Area
Monroe West
Lorraine Zimmerli
Decatur
Catherine Blum
Otto Erzinger
Nancy Brunner
H. L. Orians
Donna Woeffler
Richland
Monroe Home Economics Club
Carol Stauffacher
Donald Witt
Grant Lenatsch
Dutch Hollow
America
Shirley Geigel
Judith Goecks
Clover Sisters
James Flanagan
Monroe Ag
Lois Bauman
Norma Willborn
Fairfield
Jeglum
Myrtle H. Webb
Bernadine Gunderman
Shirley Leopold
NATO invites West Germany to join alliance amid Saar talks
Paris segment reports NATO members vote to admit West Germany as the fifteenth full member with Mendes-France backing. The Saar dispute remains unresolved as France and West Germany push for a settlement and set 24 hour deadlines.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Pierre Mendes- France
Saar
NATO Council
Konrad Adenauer
Anthony Eden
U. S
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Dulles
H. C. Hansen
Germany
Norway
Halvard Lange
Mendes-France
France
Western European Union
Karney to Speak at Veterans Day Event by Legion
Rex Karney of Madison Newspapers Inc will be featured speaker at the Veterans Day observance planned by the American Legion at Turner Hall on November 11. A 6:30 p.m. pot luck dinner will begin the program, with dance to follow and the day closing the current membership drive.
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Turner Hall
American Legion
Legion
Rex Karney
Madison Newspapers Inc
Karney
Brodhead
Colombia
Peru
Ecuador
South America
Judge weighs bias claim in Lattimore case review
In Washington, Judge Luther W. Youngdahl considers disqualifying himself amid accusations by U. S. Attorney Leo A. Rover that the jurist is biased in Owen Lattimore’s favor. The 1954 indictment centers on lies about Communist ties and sympathies, replacing prior charges.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
U. S
Youngdahl
U. S. Court of Appeals
Senate
Latimore
Westminster Choir to perform at Monroe High School
The Westminster Choir of Westminster Choir College Princeton N J will appear in Monroe high school auditorium November 5 at 815 pm. Sponsored by the choirs of St John s Evangelical and Reformed church Miss Evelyr Hartwig Route 1 a College sophomore from Monroe is a choir member Miss Hartwig is a Monroe high school graduate Miss Sally Wenger and Mrs Robert King handle ticket sales John Finley Williamson founder conductor and president of the Choir College will attend a reception will be held following the performance.
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Westminster
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Monroe High School
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evelyr. Hartwig
Julius Hartwig
Hartwig
Sally Wenger
Robert King
John Finley Williamson
Plane Carrying 32 Rescued After Sinking at Sea
A plane with 32 people overshot the Santo Dumont Airport runway in Brazil and sank into the sea. All passengers and crew were rescued, officials reported.
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Cruzeiro DO Sul
Brazil
Santoe Dumont
County School Group Clarno Officials Meet To Settle Bus Dispute
Theodore Sorenson of the state Department of Public Instruction attended a Green County School Committee session in the Courthouse to help resolve a long running bus route dispute with the Clarno Town Board. The issue began when a driver protested extending his route to pick up three children in Clarno Township. The session was the sixth meeting, with a department decision anticipated next week.
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Clarno
Theodore Sorenson
State Department of Public Instruction
Green County School Committee
Clarno Township
Clarence W. Loveland
Sorenson
C. H. Lichtenwalner
Prisoners Riot Again at Missouri Penitentiary
A second riot in a month erupts at the Missouri state prison in Jefferson City at noon. About 500 inmates upset dining room plates, gathered in B and C hall lobby, demanding better food. Police with riot gear and tear gas moved in. earlier riot caused 4 deaths, 30 serious injuries, and millions in damage to seven buildings.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
William Steiphauser
B and C Hall
Steinhauser
State Highway Patrol
False City Fire Alarm Investigated by Police
City and county law enforcement officers investigated clues tied to the false fire alarm set off about 9 p m yesterday. A man believed seen wearing a truckers cap on the Commercial Bank corner near the alarm box as trucks were dispatched. Police expect to question two witnesses who saw the man.
Eisenhower Endorses Case and Boosts GOP Campaigns
President Eisenhower wrapped up a New York visit urging expansion of voluntary health insurance as an alternative to socialized medicine. He backed Case for Senate, rebuffed McCarthy, praised Irving Ives, and promoted GOP efforts in New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
New York
Eisenohner
Congress
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Case
New Jersey
Lifford P. Case
U. S. Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Government Operations Committee
James C. Haggerty
Washington
Ives
Irving M. Ives
Averell Harriman
Bronx
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
al Smith
Smith
Shipping czar Nicholson dies at 90 in Miami home
Capt. William Nicholson, 90, longtime Great Lakes shipper and pioneer in car transport by boat, died Thursday at his Miami residence. He led Nicholson Transit Co. and Nicholson Terminal and Dock Co. of Ecorse Michigan.
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Miami
Fla
William Nicholson
Great Lakes
Nicholson Transit Co
Nicholson Terminal and Dock Co
Ecorse
Mich
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Thomas W. Reilly
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Legion Hall
Missouri
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Waldorf-Astoria
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