UAW Members Weigh Decisions Concerning Strike
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers weigh whether to end a month long GM strike. Local unions vote secretly Sunday on the national contract and local pacts while GM assembly slows and Ford, Chrysler, AMC respond. Walter Reuther predicts overwhelming support for the national agreement.
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Detroit
Mich
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Farflung
UAW
General Motors Council
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Rank and
Ford
Chrysler
Johnson
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
U.S
American Motors
AMC Council
Wife Charged With Murder in Marshfield Shooting
Marie Chojnowski a 43 year old former mental patient faces first degree murder charges in the shooting of her husband Chester 43 at their second floor Marshfield apartment Neighbors heard a shot his body found in the kitchen A rebuilt Finnish army rifle bought for 16 dollars two weeks earlier links to the case and authorities note her prior hospitalizations.
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Marshfield
Wood County
Chojnowski
Winnebago State Hospital
Woman Dies After North Side Fire
Milwaukee Mrs. Susan Hall, 30, died early today from burns suffered Friday in a fire in her North Side apartment.
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Milwaukee
Susan Hall
North Side
Mrs Shelley Campaigns for Peace in National Race
Rebecca Shelley 77 year old feminist runs as write in candidate for vice president on a Peace themed ticket with Herbert Hoover. They seek end to fighting in Vietnam and are backed by the Farmers Association of Iowa. Shelley is a Michigan educated author and suffragist with a long public record.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Rebecca Shelley
United States
Shelley
Herbert F. Hoover
Viet Nam
Hoover
Farmers Association of Iowa
University of Michigan
Public Phone Booths Scheduled for Square
New outdoor telephone booths are being installed on the square by the United Telephone Co of Monroe. One booth was installed at the Blumer s Drug Store corner yesterday and a second booth is slated for the Montgomery Ward store corner next week.
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The
United Telephone Co. of
Monroe
Blumer’s Drug
Montgomery Ward
Earthquake Shakes Taipei. No Damage or Casualties Reported
A sharp quake struck Taipei today causing buildings to shake and windows to rattle. No immediate damage or casualties were reported despite the tremor.
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Taipei
Formosa
Cheese Store Front Reflects Bavarian Alpine Theme
Baumgartner's West Side of the Square debuts a chalet style storefront inspired by Bavarian Alps design. Arnold Stalder Jr and Anton H Goerlitz built the front from photos and German descriptions, featuring a dragon head and diamond pane windows. Robert Hahlen has run Baumgartner's for 12 years. the shop originated over 40 years ago as a cream buying station.
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Baumgartner’s
Times
Arnold Stalder Jr
Anton H. Goerlitz
Stalder
Baumgartner
New Glarus
Goerlitz
Texas
Altman's
Monroe
Robert Hahlen
400 Teens Engage in New York Riots Across Harlem and Brooklyn
More than 400 youths caused chaos in two outbreaks in Harlem and Brooklyn. Twenty-two arrests included 15 in Brooklyn and seven in Harlem. Four injured, including a 71 year old man, as students wielded makeshift weapons. all arrestees charged with disorderly conduct and unlawful assembly.
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New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
Missing Auto Cases Solved by Juvenile Teens
Three detained youths ages 14 15 and 16 admitted operating cars without owners consent. They took two cars belonging to Helen Green and Sherman Hodgson and a third later returned to the same spot. The 16-year-old boasted racing up to 100 mph in his third time at the wheel.
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Monroe
Green County
Helen Green
Sherman Hodgson
Asst
Dwight C. Coplien
Two Auto Mishaps Reported in Monroe
Two traffic accidents occurred in Monroe with no injuries. At 9:42 PM an intersection crash at 6th Avenue and 26th Street involved Steve E. Martin of 1015 26th Street and Larry M. Ott of Route 2. A second report noted a collision between LaVerne W. Dyreson of Rockford and Aura J. Kleckner of 1113 21st Street in the 1900 block of 16th Street at 9:08 PM, described as reported but not investigated.
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Monroe
Steve E. Martin
26Th Street
Larry M. Ott
6Th Avenue
LaVerne W. Dyreson
Rockford
Aura J. Kleckner
21St Street
16Th Street
Prison Riot Ends at Maryland House of Correction
Defiant inmates rioted Friday night at the Maryland House of Correction in Jessup before 100 state police restored order. Damage is estimated at 50 thousand dollars with limited injuries. Troopers, with dogs but without gas or force, secured two cell houses and a dormitory while rescuing barricaded guards.
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Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
George Davidson
Maryland State Police
Pepersack
Davidson
Washington Honors Hoover With Glories
Washington honors Herbert Hoover 31st president dead at 90 as he lay in state in the Capitol rotunda. Citizens from both chambers and the public paid respects, honoring him personally and the office, with autumn leaves visible outside.
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Washington
Capitol
Herbert Clark Hoover
United States
Senate
House
Out of court $140 750 settlement in price fixing suit
Milwaukee judge approves a 140 750 settlement in a gymnasium bleachers price fixing case involving seven firms led by Safway Steel Products and Consolidated Foundries. The deal will be shared by 64 Wisconsin school systems as part of a wider 1.8 million refunds across Illinois Michigan California and Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S. District Court
Robert E. Tehan
Tehan
Illinois
Michigan
California
Minnesota
Safway Steel Products, Inc
Wauwatosa
Consolidated Foundries and Manufacturing Co
Berlin
Brunswick Corp
Chicago
Wayne Iron Works
Wayne, Pa
Universal Bleacher Co
Champaign, Ill
Fred Medart Manufacturing Co
St. Louis
Mary Carter Paint Co
New York City
Soviet Theoretician Suslov Sought Peace Mission
News reports say Mikhail Suslov, the Soviet Union's top Communist theoretician, vanished Friday amid rumors he was heading a peace mission to Peking. No official confirmation was provided by Moscow.
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China
Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
Soviet Union
Peking
Mock election for Mississippi Negroes held in New York
Mrs. Annie Devine of Canton Mississippi announces a four day mock election to be staged by the Freedom Democratic Party. Negroes registered for the event will vote Oct 30 to Nov 2 on presidential candidates and on party tickets for Senate and House seats.
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New York
Mississippi
Annie Devine
Canton
Freedom Demarratic Party
Democratic Party
Freedom Democratic Party
Senate
Devine
Congress
Calf Scramble Featured at Green County Fair
Contestants for the calf scramble at the Green County fairgrounds tomorrow were announced by screening officials. The 4 H and FFA members will be in a pen with ten calves, the first to halter one keeps it as a project. A special class and a trophy donated by Monroe Milling Co. will honor the winners.
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Green County
FFA
Green County Fair
Monroe Milling Co
Lloyd Johnson
Tom Klemm
Anna Wuethrich
John Wegmueller
Ed Rule
Ivan Zettle
Don Koenig
Ken Pick
George Figi
Pam Knouse
Aaron Digman
Alvin Sacker
Terry Knouse
John Ammon
Ricky Koch
William Ganshert
Gene Eberle
Andy Eberle
Larry Rufer
Allen Zimmerman
Lester
Don Witt
Duan Beach
Earl Aiken
Walla Feldt
Rolland Zimmerman
John Krebs
Joe Dearth
Richard Shallberg
Harry E. Williams
Monroe
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Production Credit Association
North Central Public Service Corp
Wisconsin Power and Light
Duane Beach
Madison
Monroe Jaycees
Green County Beef Producers Corp
Western Communist Parties Plan Delegations to Moscow
Western Europe's two largest Communist parties announce delegations to the Soviet Union to study last week's Kremlin changes and Khrushchev ouster details. They seek clarity on the leadership shakeup and its implications for their movements and policies.
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Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Arrival Marks South Anniversary Of 56 Revolution
A Hungarian canoeist Andras Toro and two countrymen Denes Kovacs and Karoly Molnar defected after arriving from Tokyo via Anchorage Seattle and Chicago. They were spirited from Friendship Airport by individuals likely U S government agents. Toro 24 Kovacs 42 Molnar 38 cited seeking new lives in the United States with plans to settle in California and Los Angeles.
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Baltimore
Friendship
U. S
Andras Toro
Denes Kovacs
Karoly Molnar
Tokyo
Anchorage
Seattle
Chicago
State Department
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Toro
Molnar
Kovacs
Viktor Ivanovitch Shishevalkin
Balla Gabor
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Gabor
Hungary
West Germany
United States
Ma Ching Shan
China
Sacramento
Calif
Los Angeles
Melbourne
Russia
Eisenhower Reports Comfortable Night Improvement
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, treated for throat and bronchial inflammation, had a comfortable night and is gradually improving, doctors said today.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Future Farmers of America
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Allen
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