NFO Holds Strong Yet Facing Low Livestock Receipts
NFO observers report only about one tenth of normal livestock run at Green County yards with 75 calves one cow one sow and one boar at Monticello Monday and 65 calves 23 cows 182 hogs for yesterday. An open meeting is called to explain holding objectives and recruit members as Staley notes nationwide receipts lag and farmers urged to keep livestock until NFO prices are set. Sheriff and NFC leaders pledge calm. threats investigated and violence denied while area fly meetings continue across Wisconsin and Illinois.
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National Farmers Organization
Green County
NFO
Turner Hall
County Agricultural
Monticello
Brodhead
Corning
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Iowa
Green
Walworth
Rock
Wisconsin
McHenry
Boone
Winnebago
Stephenson
Illinois
Carrol
Jo Daviess
Lafayette County
Burnett Kubly
Decatur Township
NFC
Sheriff's Department
Melchior Denny
Monroe
Kubly
Emil Treuthardt
Juda
Treuthardt
A. Charles Howe
Jubo
Sheriff’s Department
New Glarus
Donny
Kennedy warns Cuba on arms buildup
President Kennedy warned the United States will use any means necessary to stop Cuba from using Soviet arms against the Western Hemisphere. He cited shipments of antiaircraft missiles torpedo boats and thousands of Soviet technicians, while saying there is no organized Cuban combat force from the bloc. The White House released the statement after talks with congressional leaders and briefings to come before Senate committees.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Hemisphere
White House
Rusk
Defense McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Castro
Kremlin
Americas
U.S
Bloc
Thompson Visits Monroe Area During Campaign Swing
George Thompson, La Crosse attorney and Republican candidate, toured the Monroe area today speaking to residents about his bid for attorney in Monroe. He visited his brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Frank C Stiles. Thompson previously served as district attorney for three terms in La Crosse County.
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George Thompson
la Crosse
Monroe
Inlaw
Frank C. Stiles
Thompson
la Crosse County
Mariner 2 Reorients Toward Venus for Close Flyby
United States Mariner 2 resumes course toward Venus after a dramatic 1.5 million mile adjustment. The 12 foot craft, launched August from Cape Canaveral, aims to pass within about 9,000 miles of Venus as instruments prepare for a Dec. 14 flyby.
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Mariner 2
Venus
Pasadena
Calif
United States
Earth
Soviet Union
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mariner
U.S. Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Krattiger Receives One Year Probation
Arthur N. Krattiger a 21 year old Brodhead man was placed on probation for one year after pleading guilty to impersonating an FBI agent He was indicted by a federal grand jury and appeared in Freeport before U S District Judge Joseph Sam Perry He had changed his plea from not guilty to guilty during the hearing
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Freeport
Arthur N. Krattiger
Brodhead
FBI
Krattiger
U.S
Joseph Sam Perry
Sky Objects Spotted Across Vilas County During Sputnik Four Reentry
In northern Wisconsin officers across an 80 mile area reported 24 unidentified objects streaking eastward before dawn. Edward Halbach of the Milwaukee Observatory linked the sighting to Sputnik Four reentry, hoping pieces survived. Deputy Stanley Kukanich said the objects resembled shooting stars but did not burn up, seen by Eagle River and other towns.
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Eagle River
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Edward Halbach
Milwaukee Astronomical Society
Halbach
Vilas County
Stanley Kuxanich
Louis Cook
Kukanich
Three Lakes
Tomahawk and Merrill
Fire destroys Schuett Feed Mill near Watertown
Fire swept the Schuett Feed Mill on Highway 26 south of Watertown early today. Flames shot from the windows shortly before 3 a.m. as crews battled the blaze.
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Watertown
Schuett
Highway 26
City Band Close Summer With International Flavors
The Twining Park concert features Mrs Werner Bertin singing Swiss pieces on accordion and Miss Shin Yea Sun in Korean costume singing and playing. Green County hospital guests attend the ninth and final concert of the summer with 15 to 20 cars to transport them. The program opens with the Star Spangled Banner and includes Sousa exodus themes Down South and other tunes. Ernest Schober Bones expert accompanies the band in On Wisconsin and Beer Barrel Polka. Concert begins at 8 p.m. and marks the start of indoor rehearsals for winter and next summer’s 15th anniversary season.
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Switzerland
Korea
Twining Park
Werner
Martha) Bernet
Shin Yea Sun
Green County Hospital
John Philip Sousa
Repasz
Ernest Schober
Bones
Wisconsin
Aldermen Adopt New Ordinances Elect Mauerman
The City Council approved four measures after public hearings including stump removal rules and an alley closure in southeast city blocks. They adopted an ordinance on nuisance calls, approved annexation of 3.36 acres in Monroe Township, kept Meythaler and Caton for rate study, and Mauerman was reappointed to the Water Board. A partial sewage plant funding shift and aeration system costs were approved, with a fall rate hearing scheduled. Mayor Evans promised an upcoming city audit and a special meeting.
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George Mauerman
The
Water Board
18Th Avenue
New Mexico Addition
Monroe Township
Fifth Ward
Meythaler
Caton
United Telephone Co
William J. Schmitz
Donahue and Associates Inc
Sheboygan
Mauerman
Rex N. Eyler
Eighth Ward
Orville R. Evans
Gerald Wickus
Senators Back House Plan For Mail Rate Hikes
A Senate committee tentatively backs a House plan to raise first class and airmail postage by one cent and substitutes percentage increases for the penny rate. The proposal calls for three annual rises in second class postage 4 percent yearly on editorial content and 10 percent yearly on advertising content.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Post Office
Olin D. Johnson
D-Dc
Airport runway expansion eyed for fall use east of Monroe
Engineers from the State Aeronautics Commission say a 2000 foot secondary runway at Monroe’s new municipal airport site could be ready this fall. Fences and trees must be removed before grading. weather may affect timing. City and state share costs, with $400-$500 each.
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Monroe
State Aeronautics Commission
Harold Aherns
Robert Roach
Orville R. Evans
Fred R. Simpson
City Council
William J. Schmitz
Gerald Wickus
Simpson
Evans
Enrollments Rise in Monroe Public and Parochial Schools
Superintendent D J Huenink reports 1 885 public school students in Monroe and 356 at St Victor's Parochial, totaling 2 241. Rural teacher meeting set for 4 pm to review attendance. district expects about 2 400 with rural transfers. High school has 769 students. junior high 278. elementary 838. Parochial grades list, and school calendars outline tests and recesses through January 25.
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D. J. Huenink
Monroe
St. Victor’s
Huénink
Huenink
North School
South School
East School
Lincoln
M. Robert
Thomas Keegan
Lester Cummer
M. Camille
Francis Doherty
Marie Stephen
Frank Flannery
M. Julian
Stock Market Dips on Light Afternoon Trading
New York stocks edged lower in light afternoon trading. Volume reached about 2.8 million shares versus 2.97 million on Tuesday. Steels fell while motors rose, but most changes stayed under a full point.
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New York
12th Street Plan Dropped In City Traffic Proposal
City Council received a new traffic plan approved by the Planning Commission. It preserves east west patterns, keeps 7th Avenue as a north south corridor for Highway 69, and adds an extension north of 71st Street to Highway 11. A linking line between Highway 59 and 11-81 is planned on the east edge. The 12th street route for 11-81 traffic was opposed by citizens and taxpayers and abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th Street
Gerald Wickus
Planning Commission
7Th Avenue
71Th Street
Soblen Loses Final Plea for Clemency and Deportation
Britain rejected Robert A. Soblen's final clemency plea and ordered his deportation to the United States as soon as practicable. The 61-year-old fugitive, facing a life sentence for wartime spying for the USSR, has been on the run since June after fleeing to Tel Aviv and being expelled from Israel.
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London
Britain Today
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Israel
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Hoover Recovering From Cancer Surgery
New York reports that former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, is improving after the removal of a malignant cancerous tumor from his intestine eight days ago. Doctors at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center say all cancerous tissue was removed and no recurrence is anticipated. Dr. Rudolph N. Schullinger led the three hour operation and Hoover has begun dictating copy for a book and enjoys his pipe.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Rudolph N. Schullinger
En Route To Ashland, Ky Sales Parley Crash Toll Rises
A twin engine Lockheed Lodestar carrying Ashland Oil executives and Allied Oil staff crashed on a farm southeast of Ravenna Ohio killing 13 aboard. The disaster near Ashland Ky marked the worst industrial air crash in U S history at the time. Names from Frontier Oil Allied Oil and Ashland Oil subsidiaries were aboard including top executives and pilots. The flight was bound for a sales meeting in Ashland.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Here
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ashland
Shreveport
Continental Oil Co
Marion
Lake Milton
Glenn Sickle
Frontier Oil Co
Clayton G. Maxwell
Frontier
Newton A. Bricka
James A. Mahan Jr
James Whittaker
Joseph A. Collins
Ashland Oil Co
James Goff
Blaine Berkstresser
Ronald Roberts
Pool to close season this Sunday at Recreation Park
Recreation Park pool plans limited hours this week with daily sessions 4 to 5 30 and 6 30 to 8 30 p m on weekdays. Saturday hours 1 30 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Sunday 2 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Season tickets stay valid until closing. regular summer admission applies for non season holders.
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Recreation Park
Jerry Coplien
Park and Recreation
Coplien
Inseparable Twins Reunited in Death
NEWARK NEW JERSEY William and Freddie Edelbach eighteen year old twins were close Freddie died April fourteen after a car he was driving crashed into a concrete pillar William was found with a bullet through his temple Police say a note from William confessed to death by his own hand and asked to be buried beside Freddie with all his savings left to his mother.
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Newark
N.J
William
Freddie Edelbach
Freddie
Tuesay
William Edelbach
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JFK
Dubuque Packing Co
Melchior Donny
Francis Donny
Fred Krebs
Gerhard Gruenberg
Paul Gruenberg
Victor May
Times
Monroe Area
Vilas
Council
Hoover
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