Kennedy mixed signals on Viet Nam crisis and Diem regime
Editorial argues Kennedy has made a cautious gesture toward Diem’s government in Vietnam by urging the removal of Diem’s brother Nhu, while keeping aid options open. It questions the next step and warns that weak U S reaction could undermine global confidence in American defense pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Diem
Viet Nam
Brother Nhu
Mr. Kennedy
Brothers Kennedy
White House
Southeast Asia
U.S
Senate Committee Explains Nuclear Test Ban Endorsement
The Foreign Relations Committee defends ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty stating the U S leads in strategic capability and that the balance of risks favors the pact The report argues that Soviet underground tests would not erase U S superiority and notes experts remain divided on the treaty’s risks and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U.S
McNamara
United States
Soviet Union
Green County relief after heat wave and rains
Cool breezes and welcome rain bring relief to sun baked Green County as fields and pastures recover after nine days of temperatures over ninety. Monro e Clinic pharmacy break in leads to prison term for two defendants. other notes include local honors, historical recalls, and infrastructure projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monroe Clinic
Gloria Heitz
Route 2
Monroe
Donna Rosheisen
Lydia
Thaw Deportation Halted as Appeal Delays U S Return
Fifty years ago Harry K. Thaw's deportation to the United States was halted on September 5, 1913 after his attorneys appealed a Canadian court ruling. Meanwhile William Jerome former New York district attorney who prosecuted Stanford White's slayer was jailed on a poker in a car charge while awaiting the court decision. The concrete base for paving East Russell Street to the fairgrounds was completed and Monroe's water supply was briefly cut by a large main break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
U S
William Jerome
New York
Stanford White
Mrs. Douglas Named Green County Safety Council Member
Mrs. R. J. Douglas of Juda was nominated to represent Green County on the state Safety Council at a county agricultural building meeting Tuesday night. New president Mrs. Ben Zimmerli led the session, with follow‑up on executive committee recommendations and a report on the Beloit safety conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Douglas
Juda
State Safety Council
Green County Safety Council
County Agricultural Building
Ben Zimmerli
Zimmerli
Mildred Salladay
Civics Club
Brodhead
Johnson Wax Con- Fafa
William Mueller
Rock River Valley
Beloit
Arleigh Frautschy
Wisconsin Council
Mueller
Pretzsch Child Dies Rites To Be Tomorrow
Teresa D. Pretzsch seven month old granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Zettle Orangeville died yesterday at Swedish American hospital Rockford after a short illness She was daughter of Lloyd Pretzsch rural Steward Graveside services are at 2 pm tomorrow in River View cemetery Oregon N Surviving are the parents two sisters Sarah and Corina paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Pretzsch Dixon and maternal grandparents the Zettles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Teresa D. Pretzsch
Paul Zettle
Rockford
Lloyd Pretzsch
Riverview
Oregon
Farell
Sarah
Corina
Charles Pretzsch
Dixon
Zettles
Monroe Men Attend 32nd Division Session
CWO Hugo H. Voelkh and Sgt. E. J. Jack O Donahue attended the 32nd Division convention in Grand Rapids Michigan over Labor Day weekend. The 1964 reunion will be in La Crosse and focuses on members from the 1961 call up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWO
Hugo H. Voelkh
E. J
Jack) O’donahue
Grand Rapids
Mich
la Crosse
Monroe
Berlin
Adult Home Ec Classes Set At Dakota High School
OrangevilleTimes reports evening home economics classes to start at 7 30 p m next Wednesday at Dakota high school. First semester tailoring course runs 10 lessons of three hours. second semester sewing runs eight lessons of two hours. Enrollment limited to 16 then 13 with no charge. Demonstration on opening night and early contact with Mrs Roy Hefty preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Dakota High School
Roy Hefty
Elmhurst College Freshman Week Committee Member
Miss Shirley A. Ritschard daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul W Ritschard of 2110 17th avenue serves on Elmhurst College freshmen orientation committee. The senior helped plan week activities for 230 incoming freshmen at Elmhurst Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley A. Ritschard
Paul W. Ritschard
17Th Avenue
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Ill
Ritschard
Area Women Win Cook Book Honors
Green County women excel in the 8th annual Wisconsin State Journal Recipe Contest with multiple winners and special cookbook features. Notable victors include Mrs. Howard F Schulz for family picnic cake and Mrs. Walter J Kubly for sugarless cake icing, among others with honorable mentions across Monroe Mineral Point New Glarus Platteville Monticello and Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin State Journal
Howard F
Bernadine) Schulz
Monroe
Walter J
Doris) Kubly
Russell Fitzsimons
Mineral Point
Hilda Sonderstrom
Nebraska
Peter H. Streiff
New Glarus
D. L. Pothour
Platteville
Rocky Road
Schulz
Bernadine Gunderson
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Kubly
John H
Minnie) Figi
9Th Street
Herman Lufi
Gladys Bloom
William Gyure
Mabel Burns
Shullsbury
Joann E. Boss
Monticello
Dean Zimmerman
Ray Hollinger
Darlington
Edward Schaaf
Belmont
Henry Babler
Mary Jean Rowe
Highland
Ralph Boom
English Square
Tirk Couple Begins Assignment in Kenya
Mrs. Richard Tirk and her husband depart Aug 20 for a two year teaching assignment in Kenya sponsored by the Columbia University Peace Corps. Their older son remains at Lawrence College as a junior while the younger son accompanies them. The Tirks reside in Briarcliff Manor New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tirk
Alvin Rabehl
Kenya
Africa
Columbia University Peace Corps
Lawrence College
Tirks
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Tirk
Marguerite Greb
Alvin Raehl
Rabehl
Baileys Harbor
Appleton
Neenah
Waukesha
Slinger High School Safe Burglar Warrants Named
Two men, Joseph Goyer aged 41 and Henry Van Enkenvort aged 34, held on warrants for attempting to crack the Slinger high school safe. Officials said the safe contained only 20 dollars. Both lacked permanent addresses and had recently resided in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend
Slinger High School
Joseph Goyer
Henry van Enkenvort
Milwaukee
AWOL Soldier Held as Robber In La Crosse Gerr
A 17 year old AWOL soldier Pvt James I Organ and companion Harold E Tern 19 were charged with armed robbery after the Monday night holdup of a La Crosse grocer John Monsoor Organ pleaded guilty in County Court and was held for pre sentence investigation Juvenile authorities waived jurisdiction and Organ is held on 5000 bond Teru the car driver was detained after authorities linked a farm near Tomah to the suspects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Monroe County
Organ
Fort Dixon
N.J
Tomah
John Monsoor
Teru
Minors' Loan Proposal Vetoed by Gov Reynolds
Gov Reynolds vetoed a bill allowing minors to borrow on their signatures for education. He also vetoed cutting state unemployment coverage for life insurance agents paid only on commission. He said minors lack mature judgment and common law restricts such contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Reynolds
Goldwater Gains Illinois GOP Support in 1964 Primary
The Chicago Daily News reports 1,869 Illinois Republican precinct workers, 37 percent, favor Barry Goldwater as the party’s presidential nominee in 1964. Nixon ranks second with 11 percent, Rockefeller 8 percent, and Romney 7 percent. downstate voters favor Goldwater slightly more, with Nixon voters sometimes backing Goldwater. The poll also shows Charles F. Carpentier leading the GOP governor race 3 to 2 over Hayes Robertson and Charles H. Percy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
the News
The
Daily News
Goldwater
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Cook County
Rockefeller
Downstate
Charles F. Carpentier
Hayes Robertson
Charles H. Percy
Kenilworth
Schindlers Buy Limacher's Market at Orangeville
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Schindler purchased Limacher's Market in Orangeville with possession given Monday. Schindler, aged 8 years part time start, served in the Air Force three years. He is married to Anita Wolfe of Freeport. they have Randy and Beth Ann. The store will operate as Limacher's Market for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Limacher
LaVerne Schindler
Schindler
Air Force
Anita Wolfe
Freeport
Randy
Beth Ann
Miss Janis Hefty Enrolls in Evansville College Nursing
Miss Janis Hefty daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hefty is enrolled at Evansville College Indiana this weekend. She enters the four year program of nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Janis Hefty
Roy Hefty
Evansville College
Evansville
Ind
Bank Display of Green County Fossils at Rock and Mineral Show
The First National Bank window hosts fossils and minerals from Green County for the Rock and Mineral Show in Wauwatosa later this month, collected by Monroe resident Vashni Marchant a retired teacher. The average fossil age is about 300 million years, Marchant notes and he welcomes schools and Scouts to collect their own. He is willing to speak to groups about his hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Wauwatosa
Racine Geological Society
Green County
Vashni Marchant
Monroe
Marchant
Today in History Sept 5 1963 events noted
The record lists key anniversaries on this date including the 1795 treaty with Algiers establishing peace, the 1755 Acadian removal from Nova Scotia, Darwin outlining natural selection in 1857, and the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth ending the Russo Japanese war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Algiers
Nova Scotia
Charles Darwin
Portsmouth
N.H
Len
Printing history snippet on Cold War era events
A fragment recounts 1961 Kennedy resuming nuclear tests after a hiatus and the decade’s hope for four power talks on Berlin. It notes the United States retaining the Walker Cup after beating Britain and references notable years in the Cold War timeline without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrad
Kennedy
United States
Britain
U.S
Russia
Berlin
Tiger Song Arrested in Seoul Hospital Stay
South Korea's military authorities arrested former Premier Yo Chan Song at a Seoul hospital where he had been admitted for treatment of high blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger’ Song
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Yo-Chan
Tiger) Song
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Congress
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press, Inland & Press Association
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City of
Quisiie Wie
Consin
Seotenece County
Editorial
Evening Times
August F. Lentz
Ingeborg Walden
Robert Ammon
Yokohama
United Telephone Co
Mrs. Douglas
Pretzsch
Dakota
Slinger School
Schindlers
Service Department
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Norsetfte
Kenneth G. Finder
Wisconsin
Stoughton, Wis
Ben Kort
ENRO
WINGS
Esquire
Coats
Sepeps
Svcs AO
Fy Court Sausage & Smoalomeats
Sidesmarket I
Wittwers
Holsum
Sunkist
Ancy Mcintosh Apples
Stoppenbach
Leimlace
d.Capps& Sons, Ltd
J. Capps & Sons, Ltd
Oxford
East Side
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