NFO proposes soybean and feed grain holding plan
The National Farmers Organization proposes withholding soybeans and other feed grains to gain bargaining power. It would store and hold crops to force prices up, targeting about 200 million bushels of the 1963 soybean crop at around 2.75 dollars per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
NFC
Oren Staley
Rea. Mo
Staley
Lester Strayer
Hudson
American Soybean Association
Chicago
Bernard P. Carey
Board of Trade
Local Grain Hold Action Doubted by Wisconsin Leaders
The Monroe Evening Times could not reach Fred Krebs NFO president or other local leaders for comment on feed grain hold plans. Unofficial sources say Wisconsin NFO leaders in the area were unaware of the action and doubt its effect here. Roy Kundert of the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association hints at a statement regarding Fond du Lac critics of NFO demands. August Suemnicht notes 45 of about 19 900 Wisconsin milk plants signed NFO contracts. NFO seeks 5 dollars per cwt for manufacturing milk and 6.05 for fluid milk. USDA estimates July average at 3.15 for cheese milk. State NFO director George Tyson dismisses the action as minor, accusing cheesemakers of monopoly influence to block price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Fred Krebs
NFO
Roy Kundert
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Fond du Lac
Kundert
Hay Hollow
August Suemnicht
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
USDA
George Tyson
Brown Looks At Berlin Wall On European Tour
Governor Edmund G. Pat Brown of California concluded a six weeks tour of Europe with a visit to the Berlin Wall and its East German Communist setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Wall Berlin
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Europe
Barry Demands Soviet Cuba Exit
Senator Barry Goldwater called for a formal reservation to delay the limited nuclear test ban treaty until Soviet forces leave Cuba. He warned the pact could threaten peace and urged re negotiation if the Senate adopts the reservation.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Cuba
Goldwater
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committe
Eisenhower
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
New Farm Unit To Oppose NFO
A spokesman for the Wisconsin Creameries Association announced the formation of Freedom for Farmers Inc to oppose the National Farmers Organization. A Baldwin meeting is planned next Wednesday with about 5000 farmers from northwestern Wisconsin and Minnesota expected to attend. E R Willman of Glenwood City chairs the Freedom for Farmers Committee which met Tuesday at Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Creameries Association
Freedom For Farmers, Inc
Baldwin
E. R. Willman
Glenwood City
Freedom For Farmers
Hudson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
National Farmers Organization
Bathy scaphe Trieste returns to Boston after Thresher search
The bathy scaphe Trieste came back to Boston after a 17 day search of the Atlantic Ocean floor for signs of the sunken submarine Thresher. Officials withheld details on the outcome of the dives.
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Boston
Atlantic Ocean
Thresher
Unfriendly Farmer At Friendship Loses His Powerline Battle
Police used tear gas to subdue Leander Grams 55 after he threatened to shoot a power company crew over a condemned property dispute in Friendship Adams County. Sheriff Frank Serles said a shotgun and rifle were found in Grams house before he was taken to Central State hospital for mental examination.
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Power Company
Adams County
Frank Serles
Leander Grams
Grams
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Suit Hits FPC Rule For Dairyland Power
Dairyland Power Co operative of La Crosse filed suit in U S District Court Madison to halt Federal Power Commission regulation. Floyd Wheeler, attorney, said the commission began court actions against Dairyland and two rural electric cooperatives in Ohio and North Dakota. Judge Kenneth P Grubb set a Sept 24 hearing in Madison, likely moved to Milwaukee.
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Madison
Dairyland Power Co-operative of
la Crosse
U.S. District Court
Federal Power Commission
Floyd Wheeler
Dairyland
Rural Electric
Ohio
North Dakota
Kenneth P. Grubb
Wheeler
Milwaukee
Flannigan's Wife Dies in Milwaukee Hospital
Mrs. Camilla Flannigan, 55, wife of Assemblyman Allen J. Flannigan, died Wednesday at a Milwaukee hospital. Death attributed to a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannigan
Milwaukee
Camilla Flannigan
Allen J. Flannigan
Violence and Bombings Halt Birmingham School Desegregation
In Birmingham a bombing of Arthur Shores home ignited widespread violence as police fought with hundreds of demonstrators. A Black teen was killed, more than a dozen injured, and Gov. Wallace ordered school closures delaying integration plans. Constance Baker Motley hinted at legal action to reopen schools. Nearby High Point NC saw white protesters surround a segregated drive in restaurant.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wallace
City Board of Education
Arthur Shores
John L. Coley
Montgomery
Dynamite Hill
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
West End
Ramsay High Schools
High Point
N.C
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
Perry Mason Star Loses Court Case in Phoenix
Raymond Burr, known as Perry Mason, lost a Phoenix civil case over 1085 dollars owed since 1949. The judge found Burr failed to follow procedures and did not appear for a court deposition last June, leading to the judgment for George J. Shaheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Phoenix
George J. Shaheen
Burr
Charles C. Stidham
Deadly silage gas warns Wisconsin drouth area
Wisconsin agronomist J. M. Lund warns that nitrogen dioxide from silage fermentation can kill or severely injure, especially during and after silo filling. Since 1955, a dozen Midwest deaths and many farm animal losses are linked to this gas. drought and high nitrate use on corn fields heighten risk. Precautions focus on silo filling and immediate post filling periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
J. M. Lund
University of Wisconsin Agronomist
Lund
Bloodmobile visit requires extensive pre planning and volunteer help
Monroe residents learn that a Monday blood collection in Lincoln gym requires months of preparation. Red Cross chairman Frederick Blanc outlines recruitment drives, donor calls, and volunteer staffing led by Dr. Hennager. Technical staff from Badger Blood Center aid the Monroe effort with 150 pints aimed and 423 already collected in prior county visits.
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Monroe Area
Lincoln Gymnasium
Frederick Blanc
American Red Cross
Blanc
C. Gene Hennager
Harvey E. Loeffel
Jaycette Civic Affairs
Monroe
Hennager
Chamber of Commerce
Brodhead
New Glarus
Blane
Parochial School Enrolls 347 Here
St Victor's Catholic school opened for 1963 64 enrollment totals 347 down from 356 last year Principal Sister M Rose Anthony announced Today. First through eighth grade counts range 37 to 49 with 30 mothers volunteers for lunch and playground duties and 12 patrol boys assigned to crosswalks near the school. Classes began yesterday.
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St. Victor’s Catholic School
M. Rose Anthony
St. Victor’s
Lausche Attacks Talks With Gromyko Over Cuba Debate
Senator Frank Lausche condemns Kennedy plans to meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to ease East West tensions. He accuses Gromyko of lying about missiles in Cuba and says Kennedy should not place credence in his statements. Humphrey defends potential talks for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Kennedy
Gromyko
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Lausche
Senate
Cuba
Stock Gains Paced By Steel and Auto Stocks
Steel and auto shares led a stock market advance as traders pushed toward new Dow highs. Activity was heavy late in the day with gains mostly fractional, sparked by Chrysler's strong sales report lifting the broader list after an uneven start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Neighbors Rally After Tornado Devastation in Adams Township
Volunteers from Argyle high school and 50 workers assisted cleanup in Adams Township after Tuesday storms. The Red Cross distributed 26 dozen doughnuts and hot coffee as neighbor women brought baked goods to the site. Marvin Rufer donated a house trailer for the McDonalds while Rev. Gerrit Mouw praised the communal effort and Red Cross aid checks on farms along the tornado path. A deputy kept traffic flow steady as sightseers declined.
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Adams Township
Argyle High School
Red Cross
Donald Flannery
Marvin Rufer
Route
Monroe
James McDonald
Gerrit Mouw
County
Rev
Mouw
Walter J. Bober
U S Students Lose Some Loan Aid Under Defense Act
The Office of Education said it could not fund all requests for this year’s student loans under the National Defense Education Act. Requests totaled about 125 million dollars while Congress authorized 90 million. A formula based on each state’s college enrollment determined allocations. Wisconsin received 100 percent of its approved amount.
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Washington
Office of Education
Congress
Wisconsin
Landmark Destroyed in Wind Whipped Fire at Hackney’s
A wind whipped blaze tore through Hackney’s restaurant in Atlantic City destroying the landmark Seafood House. Owner Ralph Hackney estimated damage at one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Hackney
Ralph Hackney
Seafood House
Rabinovitz Named U.S. Judge for Wisconsin Western District
President Kennedy appointed Sheboygan labor attorney David Rabinovitz as a U.S. district judge in Wisconsin’s western district to replace the late Patrick T. Stone. Rabinovitz, 55, an early Kennedy backer and UAW attorney known for the Kohler Co. dispute, is married with two children and active in Beth El and B’nai B’rith. Governor Reynolds praised the choice, noting Rabinovitz’s legal ability and humanity.
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Washington
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Rabinovitz
Senate
Patrick T. Stone
Wausau
United Auto Workers Union
Kohler Co
Sheboygan
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Beth el
B’nai B’rith
Door County
Baileys
Lins Stands Ground Amid CORE Demand On Job
Milwaukee sausage maker Fred E. Lins refuses to resign from the Community Social Development Commission despite a CORE campaign alleging bigoted statements. CORE protests include courthouse sit‑ins and telephone campaigns following a newspaper interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Fred E. Lins
Community Social Development Commission
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lins
Eugene Grobschmidt
Beloit Knife Firm Sues Over Brochure Material
Freeport Wisconsin's Knife Works Inc. sues Forest City Tool Co. in U S District Court alleging copying of brochure material used to market woodworking equipment. The suit seeks injunction and at least $250 damages per infringement. Forest City Tool Co operates from Hickory North Carolina with an additional office in Rockford.
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Freeport
Wisconsin Knife Works Inc
Beloit
Forest City Tool Co
U.S. District Court
Wisconsin
Forest City
Hickory
N.C
Rockford
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