India Demands Menon Ouster Amid Frontier Crisis
New Delhi reports Chinese forces capture Towang and advance along the northeast frontier. Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon faces mounting criticism from Congress leaders and major newspapers over defense readiness and arms production delays as Nehru backs him.
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New Delhi
India
Towang
Defense Ministry
Bhutan
Udalguri
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Congress Party
Congress
Menon
Ladakh
Kashmir
Times of India
Hindustan Times
Tetanus Clinics Slated in Green County
Green County to set up two dose tetanus clinics by mid November under direction of Public Health Nurse Mrs. Martha Tschudy. Clinics cover those over 12 with boosters or two shots at 50 cents each. under 12 to receive immunization at spring clinics. Two tetanus deaths reported earlier at St. Clare hospital.
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Green County
Martha Tschudy
Green County Health Committee
Green County Medical Society
St. Clare Hospital
Kuehn Proposes Agricultural Relief Plan for Farmers
Republican candidate Philip Kuehn outlined an agricultural relief program in New Richmond aiming to aid family farmers and raise farm incomes. Measures include removing personal property taxes on livestock promoting new dairy marketing methods and rapid farm market news. plus a northeastern Wisconsin lab for animal and poultry disease diagnosis and treatment.
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Philip Kuehn
Kuehn
New Richmond
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Congress
Reynolds
Manitowoc
United States
Gov
Nelson
U. S. Senate
Racine
Alexander Wiley
Kennedy
Kerr-Mills
Wiley
Kerr-Mil
Christmas Hours To Start Dec 12 In Monroe Stores
Monroe retail merchants voted to start night Christmas holiday hours on Wednesday December 12 and keep them open nightly including Saturdays until 5 p.m. on Monday December 24. Santa Claus will again be in his mobile home on the Court house square on a regular schedule after Thanksgiving, with yesterday’s meeting held at the Eugene hotel.
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Monroe
Santa Claus
Courthouse Square
Eugene
Snow Predictions and Early Winter Weather Across Wisconsin
Fred Ties of Brodhead forecasts a 50 inch snow season for 1962 63 using an Indian formula aided by his dog Willie Mays. Last night northern Wisconsin saw blizzard like snow showers while statewide temperatures plunged with heavy snows in Pellston Michigan and Madison Ohio.
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Green County
Fred Ties
Brodhead
Wisconsin
Quarters Cove
Delavan
Ties
Willie Mays
F. M
Tinker) Ties
Leo Ties
Willie
Superior
Duluth
Rockies
Florida
Ateast
Bismark
N.C
Valentine
Neb
Michigan
Tennessee
Appalachians
Pellston
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
Chicago
Midway Airport
Vientor
Alyria
Madison
Apple Vickers
Keboygan
Schadeberg Cancelled Campaign Appearances For Cuban Crisis
Rep Henry C Schad eberg of Wisconsin notified The Monroe Evening Times that his campaign appearances today were canceled due to the Cuban crisis. A five minute interview planned for Madison TV was scrapped as he joins a regional Midwest briefing on Cuba, with possible return to Washington for a special session if needed.
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Sen
Wiley
Washington
Cuba
GOP
Claude Jasper
Madison
Jasper
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Oscar Rennebohm
Glenn Davis
Wilbur Renk
Warren Knowles
Henry C. Schadeberg
First
Monroe Evening Times
Telegram
Schadeberg
State Department
Congress
Midwest
League Officials To Meet Tonight
The Badger Conference fall meeting for school administrators and athletic directors will be held at 6 30 p m in Marco s. Obed I Norem the Stoughton superintendent and conference chairman will preside. John Roberts the WIAA chairman and a Sun Prairie representative will attend.
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Badger Conference
Marco's
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin High
Obed I. Norem
Stoughton
John Roberts
WIAA
Nelson Halts Drive For Senate To Attend briefing in Chicago
Democratic Gov. Nelson stopped his campaign for the U.S. Senate to attend a State and Defense Department briefing in Chicago on the Cuban situation.
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Nelson
Madison
U.S. Senate
State
Defense Department
Chicago
Nuclear test rescheduled for Johnston Island blast today
The first of two planned U S nuclear tests over Johnston Island has been pushed to late today. Officials say the detonation will occur high above the Pacific at Johnston Island, marking a double-barrel sequence in the U S program.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Peace Feelers From Khrushchev Signal Cautious Peace Effort
Western diplomats view Khrushchev’s summit proposal as a cautious move to avoid a head on clash in the Cuban crisis. Russell and Khrushchev exchanged messages urging restraint while Moscow insists arms to Cuba are defensive and vows no reckless moves.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Bertrand Russell
USS
Cuba
Kennedy
London
Russell
Cuban
Washington
Picking Contest Meeting Tonight
Representatives of civic and fraternal groups urged to attend the United Action Council meeting in the Agricultural Building to plan the 1963 state and national corn picking contests next October. UAC head George L. Wells says all organizations must be represented. Clarence S. Grundahl of the Chest group notes up to 200000 may attend. The meeting with Green County Agricultural Chest directors starts at 8 p.m.
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United Action Council
George L. Wells
UAC
Green County Agricultural Chest
Clarence S. Grundahl
Chest
Prague protest crowds attack U S Embassy flag
More than 1,000 Czech and Austrian students protested U S Cuba policy in Prague. Demonstrators tore down the American flag at the U S embassy, smashed six windows, climbed the building, and chanted anti American slogans. no embassy personnel were injured. Police stood by without intervening.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
Prague
Cuba
Old City
Home Front Mobilization Plans Emerge for Nuclear War
Washington announces updated home front mobilization to 93 sites within 300 miles of the capital with over 50 manned at all times. The executive reserve of 2,800 officials may assume federal posts managing price, wage and rationing controls. As Cuba crisis unfolds, planners warn survival in a postattack America hinges on rapid, coordinated civilian mobilization.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
Edward A. McDermott
White House
Executive Reserve
U Thant Pleas For Cuban Crisis Freeze Faces Rejection
Acting Secretary-General U Thant urged a two to three week halt in the Cuban standoff asking Kennedy and Khrushchev to suspend arms shipments and the U S blockade while talks begin. Washington signaled conditions, Moscow expected to refuse, and Thant sought to convene direct talks for a settlement.
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United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Soviet Union
United States
Thant
Security Council
Kennedy
U.S
Khrushchev
Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Stevenson
Ghana
United Arab Republic
Training Intensified By Civil Defense Unit
Monroe's Civil Defense Auxiliary Police stepped up training amid the Cuban crisis. Walter E. Drews, head of the unit, said police and communications officers met in the fire department rooms and plan more frequent drills until world tension eases. A session is likely next Wednesday night.
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Monroe
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Walter E. Drews
Drews
Cheese Price Rundown From Madison Trade Fair
American cheese market today shows steady demand and adequate to short supplies. Cheddars 34 to 37 percent, 40d blocks 35 to 37 percent, single daisies 37 percent, longhorns 37 to 38 percent, midgets 38 to 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Pope John appeals for world leaders to seek peace
Pope John XXIII urged global rulers to do everything possible to avert war amid the Cuban crisis. In a 20 minute Vatican radio broadcast he called for continued negotiations and warned of the unknown horrors a war could bring, noting the Ecumenical Council opened with hope.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
John
Ecumenical Council
Steinbeck Wins 1962 Nobel Prize in Literature
John Steinbeck, 60, of California, won the 1962 Nobel Prize for literature in Stockholm. He is the sixth American laureate, cited for realistic yet imaginative writing with social perception and humor. Previous U.S. winners include Sinclair Lewis, Eugene ONeill, Pearl Buck, Faulkner, Hemingway. Eliot also won after becoming British subject.
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Stockholm
Sweden
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
United States
Sinclair Lewis
Eugene O'Neill
Pearl Buck
William Faulkner
Ernest Hemingway
Thomas Stearns Eliot
Planning Commission Set Meeting for Wednesday
The Monroe Planning Commission will meet at 7 p.m. to discuss the long range development plan for Twining Park the proposed sale of a parcel in the Industrial Park and further study of the city's Master Development Plan.
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Monroe Planning Commission
Twining Park
Tanker Halted, Allowed To Sail For Cuban Port
A Soviet tanker was intercepted by a U S Navy ship but allowed to proceed toward Cuba after being checked for contraband. About a dozen other Soviet vessels reportedly turned back to avoid the blockade during the Cuban quarantine. The incident, seen as a deescalatory signal, followed official statements that the tanker carried only petroleum and contained no prohibited materials.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Cuba
Pentagon
U.S
Khrushchev
United States
Arthur Sylvester
Kennedy
Sylvester
Khrush
Stock List Lower As Trade Slackens
New York stocks slid in quiet trade with volume around 3.8 million shares for the day, showing fractional to point losses across most major issues. Volatile issues fell 3 to 4 points while late declines included Polaroid and Texas Instruments down about 4 and Du Pont Xerox Burroughs Fairchild Camera Amerada and Zenith dropping more than 5 points.
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New York
Polaroid
Texas Instruments
du Pont
Xerox
Burroughs
Fairchild Camera
Amerada
Zenith
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