NFO Tightens Hold as Farmers Forecast Victory
The National Farmers Organization enters its second week of farm action with predictions of victory in securing minimum price contracts with processing firms. In Green County the livestock market drops below the state average, while observers note area milk holding votes and planned county meetings. Observers report limited cattle and hog receipts at Monroe yards as the movement maintains pressure.
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National Farmers Organization Livestock Holding Action
NFO
Green County
Elmer Schlemme
Cascade
Schlemme
Corning
Iia
Oren Staley
NFC
Burnett Kubly
Brodhead
Myron I. Stair
Monroe
County Board
Stair
Turner Hall
Brodhead High School
Melchior Denny
Area Yards
Victor May
Outages From Faulty Line Near Twining Park
A power line fault on a pole near Twining park caused a two hour outage in the city’s northwest Saturday afternoon and sparked a fire extinguished by firemen. The 7:33 p.m. blaze disrupted Monticello power, and officials from Wisconsin Power and Light Co. say the cause is under investigation with little lightning observed.
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Twining Park
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monticello
Weather Cancels Tonight's Concert
Tonight's City Band concert at Twining Park was canceled due to inclement weather. A similar program is planned for next summer with Swiss and Korean selections. Miss Shin Yeo Sun, Korean student, and Green County hospital patients who were to be transported by Jaycees were to attend as guests. rehearsal will be at 8 in the junior high school band room.
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Twining Park
Shin Yeo Sun
Monroe
Green County Hospital
Jaycees
Democrats Advised To Avoid Crossover In Wisconsin Primary
SHEBOYGAN Democrats national committeeman David Rabinovitz urged fellow Democrats to stay in their own primary for the Tuesday election and not crossover to vote in the GOP gubernatorial contest. He warned against being swayed by the Kuehn Renk fight and predicted party support depending on which candidate wins.
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Sheboygan
Democratic National
Renk
Republican Party
Foam Takes Spotlight At Biggest Fire School
The 26th annual Fall Fire School drew over 1,800 trainees and more than 2,000 in afternoon demonstrations in Monroe. Hy-Ex foam wowed crowds as it smothered fires in a 150-foot oil pit and other enclosures, with a helicopter rescue ending the program.
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Monroe Fire Department
Fairgrounds
Times
Chicago Stockyards report heavy cattle and hog receipts
Midwest markets showed mixed results for NFC holding action. Chicago Stockyards recorded the heaviest cattle run in four months and hog receipts the largest in two months. Kansas City reported 3000 more cattle than last Tuesday while hogs stayed below normal. sheep receipts rose.
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Chicago
Victor Swenson
Donald Wilhelmson
Argyle
John Zurflih Jr
Albany
Melvin Wendler
Brodhead
Herman Arn
Monticello
William Hummer
Twin Grove
Milford Updike
Robert Haur
Monroe
Denny
Henry Wieman
Argyle Road
Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Midwest
Chicago Stockyards
Oe Kof Agriculture
Kansas City
NFC
Stock Prices Slip in Slow New York Trading
New York stock market prices slipped gradually in slow trading with mixed openings and scattered gainers. The market tone deteriorated as the day continued, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Kuehn Denounces Renk Letter As Communist Claim
Philip G. Kuehn, candidate for governor, repudiated a Milwaukee circulated letter accusing his opponent Wilbur Renk of Communist ties. He ordered campaign committees to destroy copies and said he has avoided attacking Renk personally or politically. He would support Renk if he unexpectedly wins in November.
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Philip G. Kuehn
Milwaukee
Kuehn
Wilbur Renk
Tuesay
Wisconsin primary voters eye 700000 turnout in 29th statewide race
Madison reports an estimated 700000 voters may cast ballots Tuesday in Wisconsin s 29th statewide primary since 1906. GOP governor nominees include Philip G. Kuehn of Whitefish Bay and Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie, with Sucher in third place. Democratic Gov nomin is John W Reynolds unopposed. Four additional statewide races and five congressional district primaries fill the ballots.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Gaige Roberts
Roberts
Philip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Robert LaFollete Sucher
Kuehn
Milwaukee
Nelson
Renk
W.E
Doc) Deininger
Leslie M. Schwitz
A. Charles Howe
Republican Assembly
C.M. Stauffer
Monticello
Victor N. Schiller
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
F.L. Buchschacher
GOP
Senate
Edward J. Kaderly
Rural
Juda
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Roy L. Lewis
Woodford
Irven Gibson
Platteville
Ray J. Eckstein
Cassville
T.J
Ted) Griswold
Livingston
Robert S. Travis
State Building Commission
Richard R. Wagner
Deininger
Ray E. Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
Helen J. Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Helen F. Myers
Joseph D. Viney
Norstad Arrives In The Hague For NATO Farewell Visit
General Lauris Norstad retired supreme allied commander for Europe arrives in The Hague for a farewell visit announcing his departure from NATO leadership.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Peiping links U S Nationalists admit U2 spying claim
Peiping reports say one U2 bought by Nationalists from the United States was shot down over the Red mainland during a routine reconnaissance mission. Nationalist officials note the aircraft were acquired in 1960 and began operations that December. A State Department spokesman confirms U2 purchases with U S approval but says the operation was a Nationalist matter.
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China
United States
U.S
Red
Lockheed Corporation
State Department
Washington
Peiping
Soviet Union
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Defense Department
La Crosse Welcomes Joan Engh Return As Runner Up
Joan Mary Engh of Wisconsin returned home to La Crosse after finishing as runner up in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. A crowd of 600 waited in rain for three hours, while earlier more than 2,000 gathered but left after delays. Engh, escorted by an American Legion honor guard, thanked locals and spoke of returning as runner up. She is a former Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland and, after two years at La Crosse State College, will study speech therapy at Wisconsin in Madison.
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LA Crosse
Wisconsin
Joan Mary Engh
Atlantic City
Miss Enghe
American Legion
Joan Mary
Alice In Dairyland
la Crosse Aquinas High School
la Crosse State College
Abandoned Girl Reunited With Mother in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a four year old girl known as Smiley was identified as Jeannie Lee Odom, daughter of Lois Jean Littler. The mother, 27, was charged with child neglect and held on a $2,500 bond after the reunion at the Marion County Children's Guardian Home. Littler and her mother Ruby St. Clair, 44, Chicago, arrived after earlier denials of the child's identity.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Smiley
Jeannie Lee Odom
Lois Jean Littler
Marion County Children’s Guardian
Renk Expresses Confidence at Sun Prairie Rally
Wilbur Renk spoke Sunday at a Sun Prairie welcome home rally to 400 supporters, saying he is confident of victory in Tuesday's primary. He claimed to have met more than 350000 people during his nine months on the campaign trail.
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Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
GOP
Rides to Polls Offered by Green County GOP
The Green County Republican Club announced transportation, babysitting, and information services for voters in the upcoming election. Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Turner Hall in Monroe with races for sheriff assemblyman state senator and county offices.
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GOP
The
Green County Republican Club Today
Monroe
Green County
Turner Hall
Five Die in Head On Crash Near Kirkland Lake Ontario
Five PEOPLE en route to a hospital were killed when their car collided head on with a car carrying football players 11 miles south of Kirkland Lake in rain and fog. Six players were injured.
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Kirkland Lake
Ont
Kirkland
McNamara Seeks Authority to Call Up Reserves
Secretary of Defense McNamara urged quick Senate approval of a resolution granting authority to call up 150000 Reservists if the international situation worsens. He noted the move would bolster a prompt response while avoiding a full national emergency. He cited Berlin tensions and Cuba as motivating factors and cited past reserve activation as evidence of capability. The period covered would be until next Feb 28.
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Washington
Defense McNamara
United States
McNamara
U.S
Congress
Kennedy
Berlin
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Senate Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Cuba
Cheddar Demand Fair Longhorn Price Rise Report
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows prices steady to a half cent higher on longhorns after Friday activity. Demand fair to good while small styles vary, large blocks ample with some 40 pound blocks held for higher prices. Cheddars 337 to 364, 40pound blocks 34 to 36, single daisies 35, longhorns 36 to 37.54, midgets 37 to 38.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Heppenheim
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Frank
Milz
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Dave Lodgemann
Stockton
Association
Lynn C. Ray
North Park
Chicago Yards
Atty
John W. Reynolds
Joan Engh
Republican
Ontario
JFK
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
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