Wisconsin Campaign Funds Highlight Out-of-State Ties
Republican Gov. Vernon Thomson warned against out-of-state campaign money predicting favors in return while Claude Jasper noted Senator Proxmire's large out-of-state contributions. Gaylord Nelson accused Highway officials of protecting allies and encroachments as Roland Steinle touted Republican leadership against communism.
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Associated Press
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Portage
Thomson
Claude Jasper
Madison
GOP
William Proxmire
Jasper
Secretary of State
Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Political Highway Commission
Nelson
Vic. C. Wallin
Grand View
Baron G. West
Sarona
Highways Department
Eau Claire
Highway Commission
Senate
Roland Steinle
Ripon
Republican Party
Shiocton Boy Struck by School Bus
Steven J. Hooyman, 6, was killed in Shiocton when he darted into traffic on Highway 54 and was struck by a school bus carrying 40 students. He was returning from school and chased brothers across the road, prompting the fatal incident.
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Shiocton
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Steven J. Hooyman
Steven
Proxmire Favored By Farmers In Wisconsin Poll
A Wisconsin Agriculturalist and Farmer survey dated Nov. 1 shows Sen. William Proxmire leading for re election with 50 percent of farm voter support on Oct. 15. Roland J. Steinle has 33 percent and 17 percent are undecided. Thomson leads gubernatorial race with 48 percent to Nelson 45 percent.
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Racine
William Proxmire
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin Agriculturalist and Farmer
Proxmire
Roland J. Steinle
Thomson
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Steinle
Talk Planned Friday Final the Talk Planned Friday
President Eisenhower returns from a three state campaign tour and will close his drive for a Republican Congress with a nationwide television and radio address from Baltimore Friday night. He campaigned in West Virginia Pennsylvania and New York urging election of Nelson Rockefeller as governor and Kenneth B Keating to the Senate while criticizing the dominant wing of the Democratic party in New York.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Baltimore
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
U. S. Senate
Democratic Party
Pope John XXIII Calls Global Leaders to End Tensions
The new pope appealed from the Sistine Chapel for world leaders to convert weapons into tools of progress and pursue peace. He urged nations to overcome differences and use resources for the wellbeing of all, signaling a dynamic papacy ahead.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
Pius XII
Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal Roncalli
Venice
Education Week Encourages Daytime Parent Visits
Education Week set for November 9 to 15 urges parents to attend actual classes during the day instead of the traditional parents night. Mrs. William E. Spoerry says senior and junior high parents should register at offices and elementary parents go to their child’s room, with teachers guiding further visits.
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William E. Spoerry
Spoerry
USA
Death of Missing Oshkosh Girl Identified in Marsh
Ruth Schmidt, 17, was identified by dental work and ring as the slain missing girl whose body was found in a marsh ditch along Sand Pit road near Oshkosh. District Attorney Steinhilber said no other conclusion than homicide could be drawn. the cause of death remains undetermined. An Oshkosh youth wanted for questioning allegedly left town the night Ruth was reported missing.
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Oshkosh
Dist
Jack D. Steinhilber
State Crime Laboratory
Mercy Hospital
Ruth Schmidt
Victor Beck
G. A. Steele
Winnebago County
Miss Schmidt
Viola Schmidt
Couny
DeRemer Awarded $14,000 in Settlement
Mrs. Mary DeRemer, a former rural teacher now of Milwaukee, sued Green County and General Casualty Insurance Co. for injuries from a Jan. 11, 1957 collision on County Trunk K east of Monroe. The out of court settlement of $14,000 was paid by the insurer. county costs were jurors’ fees and mileage. The case was slated for trial before Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox.
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Mary DeRemer
Harry S. Fox
DeRemer
Milwaukee
Green County
The
General Casualty Insurance Co
Wisconsin
Monroe
DeReme
Stock Prices Rally as Industrials Lead Market Uptick
New York stocks climbed in heavy trading this afternoon as prices rose with gains of fractions to about two points. Industrials and rails led a broad advance, with steels, motors, aircrafts, chemicals, oils, and utilities among the notable risers.
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New York
United Fund Reaches 57 Percent of Campaign Goal
Today's report on United Fund gifts and pledges for the 1958 appeal shows 57 percent of the $18,680 goal raised, totaling $10,774. The drive is expected to rise further with upcoming reports.
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United Fund
Pasternak Declines Nobel Prize as Soviet Press Reacts
Soviet author Boris Pasternak refused the Nobel Prize for Literature saying the award fits a society he rejects. He later sent a cordial cable and reports said his stance may have shifted as the same day the Nobel Committee awarded a physics prize to Cherenkov Frank and Tamm amid Soviet commentary.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Boris Pasternak
Pak
Ders Oesterling
Royal Swedish Academy
Pasternak
Oestering
P. A. Cherenkov
I. M. Frank
Igor E. Tamm
Moscow
Twelve Men Found Alive In Canada Mine Rescue Update
In Springhill Nova Scotia twelve men were located alive on the 13000 foot level of No 2 colliery after being trapped since Thursday night. Rescue crews reported talking to them through a six inch pipe as seventy miners remain in the depths and at least twenty three have been killed. The trapped group said there are 12 survivors and urged rescue. Officials said the men were 60 feet away behind rock and debris.
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Springhill
N.S
Faubus Says Replies To Pleas Very Good
Governor Faubus reports about 9 000 letters soliciting funds for the Little Rock Private School Corp have been sent. An aide says the response is very good and that school fund contributions now exceed 100 000 dollars.
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Faubus
Little Rock, sArk
Little Rock
Dr. Bear Urges Green County Hospital Expansion Plan
Dr. Nathan E. Bear, a hospital trustee, urged the Green County Board to expand facilities to meet broader needs and changing care, outlining a long range plan funded by county hospital income. He warned against tax money use and noted state funding relies on non county patients. He supported a potential home for the aged and estimated $6,000 to $9,000 per bed is feasible.
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Green County Hospital
Nathan E. Bear
Teachers College Board
Bear
Green County
Dr. Bear
Francis
Hospital Superitendent
St. Clare
Swiss Mart Prices Steady on Top Grades
Swiss Mart in Madison Wisconsin sees steady American cheese prices with demand fair and open trade soft. Cheddars and longhorns show mixed availability while blocks and other styles vary. Wisconsin Swiss market also steady with slight price moves and ample state brand supply amidst fair demand.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frito Plant Expands with New Warehouse in Monroe
Fritos of Wisconsin in Monroe begins a 30 by 100 foot cement block addition to the existing plant near 19th street and 8th avenue. Manager Alvin Kubly says the new space will store finished goods and support increased orders across Indiana and nearby states. The addition, built by Dwight A Crandall, aims for completion in two weeks with V A Stauffacher Co. as general contractor. Plant operates two shifts totaling 17 hours daily, producing about 11 000 to 12 000 pounds of product daily.
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Fritos of Wisconsin, Inc
D. A. Crandall
Fritos
Times
Alvin Kubly
Frito Company
Monroe
Kubly
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
South Dakota
19Th Street
8Th Avenue
Dwight A. Crandall
Crandall
V. A. Stauffacher Co
Red Cross Blood Program Studied at St. Clare Hospital
At the quarterly lay advisory board meeting of St. Clare hospital the advisability of joining the American Red Cross Blood Bank was discussed. Dr. C. E. Baumle reviewed current hospital participation and a countywide exchange with the Red Cross. The board urged talks with the county Red Cross chapter before a final proposal.
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Green County
American Red Cross
St. Clare Hospital
C. E. Baumle
Red Cross Blood Bank
Red Cross
County Red Cross Chapter
Youth Recreation Plan Moves to Wells Building
The Monroe Youth Council proposes relocating recreation facilities to the Wells building once available. City Council approves purchase. minor remodeling planned with student help. A class chairman leads a purge of nonmembers and a student committee studies site options, while church facilities are offered to fill gaps.
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Monroe
Wells
Suer
Preparion
Alows
Clowns Scheduled for Shrine KC Halloween Parade
The Shrine-KC band and four clowns will join the children’s Halloween parade led by master of ceremonies Alden J. Hawthorne. The event, run by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and funded by United Fund, will start with a 6:15 p.m. costume parade and Lincoln gym activities for 509 participants.
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Alden J. Hawthorne
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Jaycees
Lincoln Gymnasium
Lincoln Gym
James Speerschneider
James Cooper
Henry Tschudy
Alan McGarigle
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