Saigon School Revolt Leads to Police Drag Outs
About 300 children under 15 were dragged from Vo Truong Toan and Trung Vuong schools as combat police, Marines, and plainclothes units quelled a city wide student rebellion. Some injuries reported. no shootings. Parents were kept back as U.S. security tightened around embassies.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vo Truong Toan
Trung Vuong Girls School
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Army
U.S
Chancery
Wisconsin farmers split on milk strike poll results
A Wisconsin Agriculturalist survey of 554 farmers in Racine shows 65 percent oppose withholding milk, 20 percent undecided, 15 percent ready to join a strike tied to NFO price goals. Results vary by organization, with NFO showing strongest support among its members.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculturalist Magazine
Racine
National Farmers Organization
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
NFO
Dunn County
Robert Roth Acquires Local Excavating Firm
Robert Roth has purchased the excavating business owned by Charles C. Smith in New Glabus. Roth, a former employee of the municipal light and water department, will retain Herman Ehinger as equipment operator. Smith had operated the business for 12 years.
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New Glabus
Times
Robert Roth
Charles C. Smith
Roth
Municipal Light and Water Department
Herman Ehinger
Smith
U N to Expand Headquarters for New Members
The United Nations plans remodeling of its headquarters in New York to accommodate an expanded membership. Work will begin early next year following Friday’s announcement.
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U.N
United Nations
N.Y
Evening with Kubly at Ludlow Library Monday 8 PM
Herbert Kubly native of New Glarus area will discuss his writings travel experiences and research for his books in an informal talk in the main lobby of Ludlow Memorial Library at 8 pm Monday. Regular library operations will be suspended during the event.
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Herbert Kubly
Ludlow Memorial Library
Kubly
New Glarus
Europe
Life Magazine
Switzerland
Italy
Simon and Schuster
New York
Copters Evacuate 27 From Obsolete Atlantic Towers
Twenty seven Lipsett Inc workers evacuated from two storm battered towers off New England at Quonset Point RI. They described the event as not unusually windy and planned to return to the dismantling task as the towers are removed from the coast.
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Quonset Point
R.I
Texas
New England
Francis P. Flanagan
Army Corps of Engineers
Tower 3
Flanagan
Quonset Point Air Station
Atlantic
Navy
Lipsett Inc
Nuclear Treaty Approval Seen Despite Blasts
Senate moves toward ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite opposition from Chairman Richard B. Russell and others. Mansfield cites two thirds needed for approval with potential reservations and staged debate. Chamber figures forecast most votes against are unlikely to exceed about 20, while leaders push for quick passage.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Georgia
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Forces Preparedness
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Robert C. Byrd
D-Wva
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Cuba
Russell B. Long
D-La
United States
Stennis
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Kadar to Visit Tito in Yugoslavia
Hungary’s premier and Communist party chief Janos Kadar will visit President Tito of Yugoslavia soon, Radio Budapest reported.
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Kadar
Tito
Vienna
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Grace Lutheran ground breaking set for Sunday start
Groundbreaking ceremonies for Grace Lutheran church Christian education addition are planned outdoors at 9 15 a m during the Sunday school hour. The event involves Rev James C Plymire and a long list of congregation officers and builders. Construction begins Monday with completion hoped by late spring.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
James C. Plymire
Alfred Siewert
Milwaukee
John Bruni
Bruni-Miller Co
Ransom Holmes
Fred Flick
Ernest Spring
William Roth
Clarence Warfel
Mayron E. Jeglum
Leo Sebald
Robert Ableman
Lester M. Johnson
Archie Myers
The
Burn Electric Co
Electrical Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
Two 4-H Members Excel With Fondue Demonstration
Mary Nussbaum and Barbara Wegmueller, Richland 4-H club members, earned blue ribbons at Green County and Wisconsin State Fair for their fondue demonstration. They explain Swiss origins and history, use aged Emmental cheese with a low heat method, and wear Swiss outfits while sharing tips on stirring and serving.
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Mary Nussbaum
Barbara Wegmueller
Richland 4H Club
Times
Green County
Wisconsin
Switzerland
Richland 4-H Club
John Nussbaum
Ernest Wegmueller
Europe
Stocks Upsurge Writes History
New York markets surged to a historic high after Labor Day with the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching 737.98 on Thursday, the highest since December 13, 1961. The Associated Press index and the S&P also hit records as volume surged, marking an unusually strong week for Wall Street despite Friday’s retreat.
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New York
Standard and Poor’s
Dow Industrials
Wall Street
Dodgeville Receives Third Dozen Anonymous Gifts
Mrs. Russell Stenseth of Barneveld reports receiving $60 in the mail from a mysterious Dodgeville benefactor. In two weeks about 30 anonymous gifts have been sent from the Dodgeville post office, with three $20 bills in Mrs. Stenseth’s envelope marking the first outside Dodgeville.
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Dodgeville
Russell Stenseth
Barneveld
Kubly Appointment to UW Athletic Board Okayed
Monroe businessman Ray R. Kubly won approval from the University of Wisconsin regents to join the UW athletic board for 1963 1964. Kubly, a 1925 Big Ten cross country captain and 1926 sociology graduate, runs the Swiss Colony in Monroe and succeeds the late John S. Hobbins of Madison.
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Ray R. Kubly
Monroe
University of Wisconsin Athletic Board
University
Board of Regents
Badger
Monroe Country Club
Kubly
Wisconsin
John S. Hobbins
Madison
Fires Claim 250 Lives in Parana Wildfires
Wind whipped fires swept through tinder dry pine forests in Parana Brazil killing at least 250 people and leaving about 300000 homeless as reports reached here.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Parana
Wallace faces new federal actions over Alabama school closings
In Birmingham a federal judge orders Wallace to justify blocking desegregation as Huntsville and Birmingham schools face reopenings. Negro attorneys seek restraining orders. hearings set to challenge the governor’s desegregation closures amid protests and violence.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Huntsville
U.S. Dist
H. H. Grooms
Sonny Hereford
Grooms
Youg Hereford
Seybourn H. Lynne
Birmingham School Board
Dwight
Floyd Armstrong
Lynne
University of Alabama
Walter Gewin
Tuscaloosa
John Minor Wisdom
New Orleans
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Joe Payne
Mobile
Tuskegee
Huntsville Times
New Principal Takes Duties at St. Victor’s School
Sister M. Rose Anthony becomes principal of St. Victor's parochial school. She has four years teaching seventh and eighth grades at St. Rita's Racine and taught in Wausaukee and Center Line Michigan. She plans further administrative studies and holds a Dominican College degree.
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St. Victor’s Parochial School
M. Rose Anthony
St. Rita’s Elementary School
Racine
Wausaukee
Green Bay
Center Line
Mich
M. Juliana
St. Benedict’s Colored Mission
Milwaukee
Rose Anthony
University of Dayton
Ohio
Sisters of St. Dominic
Dominican College
Detroit
St. Catherine’s High School
Miss America Finals Open With Double Victory
In Atlantic City New Jersey Judy Short from Alabama and Rosanne Tueller from the District of Columbia earned top honors in swimsuit and talent competitions. Judy a Birmingham 18 year old violinist won talent with Hora Staccato on marimba. Rosanne a 20 year old Brigham Young University junior won swimsuit with measurements 35 23 35. The finals proceed as one finalist is to walk the ramp to There She Goes Miss America for a $10000 scholarship and a $175000 personal appearance contract.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Alabama
District of Columbia
Judy Short
Rosanne Tueller
Judy
Birmingham
Brigham Young University
Rosanne
McLean
Paris
Convention Hall
Blood supplies aid measles patients in Green County
Gamma Globulin used by physicians in Green County to prevent or lessen measles in children and pregnant women and to prevent infectious hepatitis. A Badger Blood Center mobile unit will visit Lincoln gymnasium Monday 1 30 to 4 30 pm. Donors are being recruited with pledges taken by Dr C Gene Hennager and the Monroe area donor recruiter. Blood used for heart surgery from University of Wisconsin cases and distributed by the Red Cross.
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Green County
Frederick Blanc
Red Cross
Badger Blood Center
Madison
Lincoln Gymnasium
University of Wisconsin
Madison Blood Bank
United States
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Grace Lutheran
4-H
Fondue
Sister Rose Anthony
St. Victor's
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