NFO members monitor receipts at Green County points
Green County NFO members and the national group watch stock receipts at eight county receiving points. Meetings tonight through Thursday plan to pool data on the NFO with holding plea. An all-county leaders meeting Saturday will compile data since the moratorium began. Local info booths open in New Glarus and Brodhead. reports go to Corning Iowa.
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Green County Nfo
NFO
County Agricultural Building
Turner Hall
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Corning
Monroe
North Western Troup Continues CHICAGO Telegraphers Strike
Negotiators for the AFL-CIO Order of Railroad Telegraphers and the Chicago and North Western Railway plan separate talks with a federal mediator after a two hour joint session failed to resolve the shutdown. The strike, ordered for 10,600 miles of railroad, has halted operations in a nine state area with about 15,500 other workers sent home.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Francis A. O’neill Jr
O'Neill
Afl-Cio
North Western
Art Winners Named Thousands Delighted By Parade
New Glarus over Labor Day weekend drew record crowds for the Wilhelm Tell pageant and Swiss festival events. attendance topped previous records with 5 500 for the pageants and 20 000 to 24 000 for the parade. prize winners included Maxyne Darense for pottery, Lela Smith for painting, and Magdaline Mary Meise for painting. Dr Hans Frey Swiss Minister of Embassy attended.
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New Glarus
Golden Fleece Museum
Wilhelm Tell Guild
Maxyne Darense
Madison
Lela Smith
Lancaster
Magdaline Mary Meise
Sauk City
Greece
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Labor Day Weekend Toll Reeled In
The Associated Press reports at least 16 people died in Wisconsin traffic accidents during the Labor Day weekend, matching last year’s toll. State highway toll reached 608 for 1962, compared with 592 on the same day last year. A triple fatality occurred in a two car crash early Sunday morning in Washington.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Washington
Toll Exceeds 500-Seabee Weekend Traffic Toll
Labor Day weekend traffic crashes claimed more than 500 lives across the nation over a 78 hour period ending last midnight. Notable fatalities included Gerald Christensen 28 of Duluth and Carol Jean McCalvy 18 of Milwaukee. multiple crashes occurred near Menomonee Falls Fond du Lac and Sheboygan Falls with several others killed and injured.
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Menomenee Falls
Gerald Christensen
Duluth
Carol Jean McCalvy
Milwaukee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
West Bend
James A. Seybold
Sheboygan
Robert C. Harbach
Malone
Fond du Lac
Jonas Jankus
Sheboygan Falls
Robert Boyd
White Lake
Robert Arrowood
Bryant
Wilbur Wollin Jr
Pewausee
Allen Jump
Cameron
Mark K. Meyer
St. Paul
Ilim
Benedict Braun
Oyal
Robert W. Peterson
Superior
Claude R. Huntley
Walworth
Carol Ann Swetlik
Manitowoc
Jose Barron Morales
Valle de Santiago
Mexico
Freeman Pecore
Rice Lake
Monroe City Council Sets Four Public Hearings Tonight
Four public hearings will anchor the 7 20 p m City Council meeting at City Hall. Topics include annexation of 3.36 acres in Monroe Township owned by the city, a rewrite of the disorderly conduct code to align with state statutes, removal of terrace tree stumps, and vacating an alley. An Aeronautics Commission engineer may report on municipal airport development after a noon meeting with Mayor Evans.
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Monroe Township
Monroe
State Aeronautics Commission
Orville R. Evans
Scientists study Mariner 2 antenna aim amid Venus approach
Ground teams at Jet Propulsion Laboratory seek to confirm whether Mariner 2’s antenna remains pointed at Earth or has swung toward the Moon as a mid course correction awaits. The 447 pound craft needs the maneuver to bring it within 10 000 miles of Venus next December, otherwise it would miss the planet by about 200 000 miles.
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Venus
Mariner 2
Earth
Moon
Flying Space Laboratory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ing
Gene Bloom 29 dies after long illness in Monroe
Gene F. Bloom of 602 15th avenue Monroe died 8:45 p m Sunday at St Clare hospital from complications of diabetes and pneumonia The musician lost his sight to glaucoma at 21 and formed the Melody Masters Band He was a Green County Goodwill Industries representative since November His wife Patricia Ruf Bloom survived along with a daughter Karen Anne ten months His parents Charles F and Lena Bloom and a brother Charles D also survive Services will be at 1 30 p m Thursday Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm officiating burial in Calvary cemetery
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A. Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Gene F. Bloom
15Th Avenue
Minneapolis School For the Blind
Melody Masters
Green County
Goodwill Industries
Bloom
Monroe
Charles F
Lena Jenny Bloom
Juda High School
Patricia Ruf
Rockford
Trumpy’s Dairy
Monroe Cab Co
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Eagles Lodge
Musicians Union
Gene
Julie
Madison
Karen Anne
Charles D
William Bleiler
Edmonton
Canada
Jacob Bloom
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
Calvary Cemetery
Kremlin warns of retaliation over U2 flight near Sakhalin
Moscow allege another U2 violated the Soviet frontier and threaten retaliatory measures. Tass says the plane flew above Sakhalin and Okhotsk coastal waters for nine minutes, prompting a U.S. defense denial and formal notes to Washington. The piece recalls the 1960 Powers incident and wartime era tensions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Defense Department
Pentagon
Giorgi Pushkin
U.S
John M. McSweeney
Tass
McSweeney
Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Sea of Okhotsk
la Perouse
Sakhalin
Mapan
Hokkaido
Russia
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
U.S.S.R
Powers
Rudolph Abel
Cheddar Market Holds Steady Amid Steadied Demand
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar cheese market shows demand fair to good with ample supplies of small styles and fully ample large styles. Prices are unchanged to a quarter cent lower for cheddars and one cent lower for single daisies due to curing contracts. quotes cite cedders 33 to 36 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 36 percent, longhorns 35 to 36 percent, and midgets 37 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Harold Morgan Elected President at Red Arrow Reunion
Harold Morgan of Merrill was chosen president of the 32nd Division Veterans Association at its three day national reunion in Oshkosh. Other officers include Robert Angell of Lansing first vice president Elmer Waldvogel of Madison second vice president Joseph Hardlick Milwaukee secretary Leroy Pearson Lansing treasurer The Rev Anselem Keefe De Pere chaplain and Edward Lauer Wauwatosa historian.
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Oshkosh
Harold Morgan
Merrill
32Nd Division Veterans Association
Robert Angell
Lansing
Mich
Elmer Waldvogel
Madison
Joseph Hardlick
Milwaukee
Leroy Pearson
Anselem Keefe
de Pere
Edward Lauer
Wauwatosa
Cambodian leader threatens alliance if demands unmet
Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk warned on radio that he might form a military pact with the Soviet Union or Communist China if Western powers fail to meet his conditions, signaling a potential Red-tinged shift in Southeast Asia.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Soviet Union
China
Negro Pupils Denied Entry to Albany White Schools
In Albany Georgia fourteen Negro students attempted registration at Albany High two at a junior high and three at a vocational school but were diverted to the superintendent. J J Cordell said assignments were fixed for the term and could not change until spring. Police sealed the high school as Ku Klux Klan rhetoric urged mass resistance.
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Albany
Albany High
J. J. Cordell
Georgia
Calvin F. Craig
Iran Quake Death Toll Surges Across Northwest Villages
In northwest Iran a series of earthquakes left thousands dead and many more injured. Dan-Isfahan village, housing 4200 residents, bore the worst blow as rescue teams worked amid mud huts to recover bodies. The Red Cross warned totals may reach 10,000 while aid groups organized airlifts and U S forces dispatched blankets tents and a hospital unit.
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Dan-Isfahan
Iran
Iranian Red Cross
U.S
Germany
Teh
Kiavan
Becker Captures Club Crown Again
Chester Becker won his 16th Monroe County Club golf championship by defeating Delbert Share 9 up 7 to go in the final round. Clarence Franklin claimed the first A flight title after a sudden-death finish with Dr. Robert Smith, while Mrs. Kenneth Smith edged Mrs. Perry Power 5 and 4 for the women’s title. A hole-in-one by Robert Goetz on No. 3 highlighted a non-tournament foursome, as preliminary rounds seeded weekend matches and club championships across multiple flights.
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Chester Becker
Monroe County Club
Delbert Share
Becker
Share
Clarence Franklin
Robert Smith
Kenneth Smith
Perry Power
Kenneth Stuart
Charles Mathias
D. L. Mossman
LeRoy Phillips
Joseph Ganshert
Merlin Meythaler
Growlers
Gay Steensrud
E. C. Hamilton
Herman Christen
Robert Goetz
David Forbes
Edwin Goecks
Robert Buehler
Forbes
Goecks
Buehler
Steensrud
Nathan Goetz
Robert
J.T. Etter
Dr. Smith
Ralph Phillips
Bernard Lee
Ned Walker
De Gaulle Arrives in Bonn for Six Day State Visit
French President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Bonn to begin a six day state visit with formal ceremonies planned and meetings with West German leaders. He lands amid Cold War tensions and efforts to bolster Franco German cooperation and unity.
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Ernst Theiler
Walter G. Schindler
Waldo Freitag
Sylvia Lee
Alice-in
Times Stalff
North Western Troup
Angelika Anderegg
Jimmy Hoesly
Times
United States
Hans Frey
Seabee al
Soviet
Gene Bloom
Deb Share
Cheddar Mart
Red Arrow
Mrs. Smith
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