Ministers Draft Joint Proposals On Reunification
Western Big Three ministers Dulles Macmillan and Pinay draft a joint memorandum for Geneva focusing on German reunification within a European security framework. They expect to align views before NATO talks while Middle East arms deliveries to Egypt threaten regional balance.
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Paris
Geneva
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Germany
Moshe Sharett
Israel
Egypt
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Middle East
Sharrett
Legion Districts Meet in Monroe Promotes Americanism
Nearly 150 Legion officers from Southern Wisconsin gathered in Turner hall Monroe for the combined fall conference of Districts 1 and 3. State and local leaders spoke on Americanism, youth awards, and veterans benefits. A flag ceremony, memorial service, and instruction sessions followed with plans to honor the flag with UN flags and a tour of the Madison veterans hospital TB ward upcoming.
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Legion
Wisconsin
Turner Hall
Frank W. Heinzelman
Monroe
District 1
George E. Sipple
Gordon Husby
Madison
Veterans Affairs
James F. Burns
Robert G. Wilke
Milwaukee
United Nations
U. S
Gordon Roseliep
Darlington
State Department
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
William N. Verhulst
Franksville
Matt Pettera
Waureka
Third District
Burns
Sipple
Wilke
Phil Kremer
American Legion
John J. Burkhard
Veterans Hospital
Rites Tomorrow for Polio Victim in Wisconsin
Edward Paul Grossenbacher 13 of New Glarus died of polio. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church New Glarus with Rev. Lynn F B Tschudy officiating, burial in church cemetery. Memorial at New Glarus High School precedes rites. Pallbearers named David Hefty Eugene Wild Robert Willoughby Richard Larbacher Charles Hicks and Robert Weber.
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Edward Paul Grossenbacher
New Glarus
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Zentner Funeral Home
David Hefty
Eugene Wild
Robert Willoughby
Richard Larbacher
Charles Hicks
Robert Weber
New Glarus High School
St. Clare Hospital
Madison Hospital
Paul Grossenbacher
Postmaster Seeks Bids for Christmas Mail Quarters
Postmaster John J. Burkhard said he needs 5,000 square feet more rented space to handle the Christmas mail and parcel rush. Bids will be solicited within days and notices posted on the local post office bulletin board. No firm deadline or bid opening date was set.
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John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
Post Office
Princess Margaret waits on choice for Townsend marriage
Princess Margaret plans return to London after Windsor weekend with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. Townsend spent Sunday at Clarence House as their ninth date in ten days. the couple's future plans remain undecided despite differing royal views on the marriage.
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London
Margaret
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Windsor Castle
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Clarence House
Royal Air Force
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
William W Lawver of Brodhead dies at 82
William W. Lawver 82 of Brodhead died at home. Born March 11 1873 in McConnell Illinois he lived in Brodhead 60 years. He married Josephine Ties in 1895 observing 60th wedding anniversary this spring. Survived by wife daughter Ruth Marsh four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Everson funeral home Rev J C Robertson officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Brodhead
William W. Lawver
Mr. Lawver
McConnell, Ill
Edward
Lana Price Lawver
Josephine
Brodhead Methodist Church
Bicknell Masonic Lodge
Moderna of America
Fuller Iture Co
van A
Ruth) Marsh
Mineral Point
Everson Funeral
J. C. Robertson
Farm Policy Storm Grows As Prices Fall
The farm issue debate intensifies as Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall accuses Adlai Stevenson of flip flopping on 90 per cent parity price supports and as Agriculture Department reports a further farm price drop. Stevenson Harriman responses are pending while Brannan plan looms as possible Democratic alternative amid further costs.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Agriculture Department
Stevenson
Harriman
Hall
Gov. Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Democrat National Committee
Des Moines
Brannan
Truman
Congress
St.Paul
Minn
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
California
Goodwin Knight
New
Quake Shakes San Francisco and East Bay
The second damaging quake in seven weeks lasted about two minutes. It caused fires in Oakland injuring Ruth Aldinger and others, cracked gas lines, and wine casks shifted at Buena Vista Winery. Seismologists gave readings from 4.0 to 5.5, with estimates centering near San Francisco.
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San Francisco
East Bay Area
Oakland
Ora Bell
Tom Dolan
Ruth Aldinger
Bernard Dooley
Manuel Ortega
Sonoma
Buena Vista Winery
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Walnut Creek
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
John Weber
Santa Clara University
Barbara Amberson
University of California At Berkeley
Hometown Boy Returns to Salute Cola G Parker in Monroe
Cola G Parker of Neenah will be honored at the 32nd Monroe Chamber of Commerce banquet in Turner Hall at 6 30 p m. He will speak on To Secure the Blessings of Liberty before touring the nation as NASM president and is retired Kimberly-Clark chairman. Parker travels with Mrs Parker and leaves for New York City tomorrow.
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Monroe
Cola G. Parker
Neenah
National Association of Manufacturers
Parker
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Siamese Twins Born in Madison At Madison General Hospital
A Dane County woman gave birth to conjoined twin girls at Madison General Hospital on Sunday. The sisters are joined at the abdomen but appear normal otherwise. The mother, father, and infant remain in good condition. doctors expect four to five days to assess separation prospects.
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Madison
Dane County
Madison General Hospital
Diem to Proclaim South Viet Nam Republic Wednesday
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem, the anti Communist leader, won a landslide referendum and will declare South Viet Nam a republic and his presidency. He will preside at the birth of the republic with cabinet and diplomats present and remain premier until the first National Assembly election. In Saigon, Diem led with 424,126 votes to Bao Dai's 2,036. Tourane supported Diem 47,712 to 5 for Bao Dai.
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Saar
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Indochina
Cochairmen
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Saigon
Diem
Asia
National Assembly
Tourane
Herbert Matzke of Clarno Dies at 65
Herbert A. Matzke 65 of Clarno retired farmer and stock buyer died at 3 p m Saturday at home after a heart attack while washing his car. Born April 22 1890 in Jefferson Township he married Nellie Pick on November 30 1911 and moved to Clarno in 1941. He leaves his wife three sons a daughter two sisters two brothers seven grandchildren and several relatives. Services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Bernard Bartelt officiating and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Herbert A. Matzke
Clarno
Jefferson Township
Mr. Matzke
Ferdinand and
Mary Asmus Matzke
Twin Grove
Monroe Business Institute
Nellie Pick
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Immanuel Church
Monroe
Matzke
Ervin
Willard
Clarno Township
Robert
Winner
S. D
Samuel
Juda
Jesse
Orangeville
Floyd
Glenn J. Boyer
Henry Norder
Frank
Oscar
Gustav Block
Leslie Parker
Shriner-Neushwander
Bernard Bartelt
Greenwood Cemetery
Stock Prices Up For Seventh Day
NEW YORK prices rose moderately on the stock market heading for a seventh straight daily advance. Steels led the gains which spread across major divisions as the Associated Press average climbed 60 cents to 170.50 at noon, above the late-September level for the first time since the October heart attack news.
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New York
Associated Press
Slaying Suspect Held in Chicago Slaying Case
Police tightened the hunt for the killers of three boys in Chicago. Malcolm Peterson, father of 14 year old Robert, urged bus drivers and riders to provide tips. The victims were found in Robinson Woods after last seen near Jefferson Park. A $6,700 reward plus a proposed $10,000 cash offer were noted.
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Chicago
Malcolm Peterson
Robert
Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Robinson Woods
East of Woods
Jefferson Park
Jack McKinney
Tennessee
Joseph D. Lohman
McKinney
Tazewell
Tenn
Walter Fleming
Chicago Detective Bureau
J. H. Lopez
Cedartown
Richard J. Daley
Saar plebiscite rejects European status in Saarland
Saarlanders vote 96.72 percent to reject the Europeanization plan keeping France in control of customs and currency. Premier Hoffmann resigns and pro German leaders push for reunion with Germany while Bonn leaders hail the result as a vote for Germany and expect French negotiations on the territory.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
Edgar Faure
Konrad Adenauer
Reich
Faure
Europe
France
Germany
Johannes Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Heinrich Welsch
Saar Railroads
Paris
Bonn
West Germany
Adenauer
Emergency meeting to debate gerrymander bill
Green County Democrats convene at the Monroe hotel Wednesday night to discuss the state senate passed gerrymander bill altering the 4th and 5th congressional districts in Milwaukee. County chairman Ray Barth says the meeting will decide urging a gubernatorial veto or approval within a week.
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Green County
Monroe
State Senate
Milwaukee
Ray Barth
Griffith Rally Follows Ninth Inning Bleed Claim
Washington Senators president Griffith, 85, reportedly rallies after a stomach hemorrhage, staging a late ninth inning comeback.
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Griffith
Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
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Howard Hoesly
Belleville
Henry Schadburg
Heinzelman
Edward Paul
Santa Ana
Calif
Camp Pendleton
W. W. Lawver
GOP
Hus Stevenson
Anton Schussler
John
Anton Jr
St. Tarcissus Catholic Church
Robert Peterson
Boy Scouts
Cola G.parker
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Robert E. Tschudy
Chamber
Begram
Ss. Parker
Alvin H. Babler
Herbert Matzke
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