Kennedy seeks to reassure on nuclear test ban pact
Editorial assesses President Kennedy's letter to the Senate stressing safeguards under the treaty and readiness to act on violations. It notes missing reassurances on Cuba bases and anti missile defense, cites Goldwater’s reservation stance, and lists four Kennedy assurances on underground testing readiness defense labs and continued weapons development.
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Kennedy
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
White House
United States
Congress
Mr. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Sen. Goldwater
Sen. Dirksen
GOP
Sen. Mansfield
Goldwater Reservation
Kremlin
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Saved by the Bell to halt draft for married men
President Kennedy issued an executive order delaying the induction of married men into the Army until all eligible single men in the 1925 age group were drafted. Inductees in Atlanta and Seattle described relief and confusion as news spread, while others rushed to leave or faced abrupt detours at the staging lines.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
Atlanta
Army
Thomas Byers
Rome
Earl G. Wheeler
Trenton
Jerry E. Doughman
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Charles Ray Morgan
Moss Point
Miss
Jackson
Morgan
Pvt
Conservation events mark county field day on Sept 12 1953
Ten years ago a Conservation Field Day drew more than 5 000 people in a countywide series of events highlighted by award presentations marking the first field day. Swiss dairy leaders visit Monroe inspecting cheese plants while local notices record elections and retirements.
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John E. Hull
Mark Clark
United Nations
Far East
Alvin Seeholzer
Switzerland
Monroe
Roy A. Feldt
The
Green County Rural Letter Carriers Association
John Steil
Chicago
Milwaukee Road
Gratiot
W.M. Moore
Methodist Church
West
Repair of Milk Plant Starts at New Glarus
Work has begun to repair the former Pet Milk Co plant now owned by the New Glarus Plant Corp for future plastics industry use. Karl Mueller is repairing windows and performing minor adjustments. The Plant Corp has contracts with Milwaukee Road for freight hauling and Milwaukee Gas and Electric awaits Federal Power Commission approval to start gas line work. Gas is deemed essential to production for the new operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times Special
Pet Milk Co
New
Glarus Plant Corp
Karl Mueller
Plant Corp
Milwaukee Road Railroad
Milwaukee Gas and Electric Co
Federal Power Commission
Elizabeth Stuessy Heads Cadet Band
Elizabeth Stuessy an 8th grader was elected president of Monroe junior high school Cadet Band. Officers include Christine Weir vice president Jan Wittwer secretary and John Krebs Jr. as secretary and others as drum major librarians and musicians all 8th graders with future selections for student conductor assistant conductor and twirling squad leader by band director Allan F. Barnard.
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Elizabeth Stuessy
Monroe
Miss Stuessy
Kenneth Stuessy
16Th Avenue
Christine Weir
James Weir
5Th Street
Jan Wittwer
Fred Wittwer
13Th Avenue
John Krebs Jr
John Krebs
Route 1
Browntown
Miss Weir
Miss Wittner
Krebs
Allan F. Barnard
Susan Mahlkuch
Fritz Mahlkuch
Linda Abegglen
Gottfried Abegglen
Gary Neuenschwander
Harold Neuenschwander
Jill Thomm
Jerry Thomm
Mary Babula
Walter Babula
Barnard
Area Man Faces Charges of Arson
Wesley Wolfe 48 of South Wayne is charged with arson in Lafayette County for a July 16 fire on his Wayne Township farm that destroyed a barn and a tractor. He is free on 10000 bond and will face Lafayette County Court after investigation by Sheriff Ed ward Thompson and Deputy State Fire Marshal Frank J. Roberts. The barn was insured for 11000 and the tractor for 2000.
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Darlington
Wesley Wolfe
South Wayne
Lafayette
Edward Thompson
Wolfe
Thompson
Frank J. Roberts
Wayne Township
President Welcomes Book by Rep Evins
Rep. Joe L. Evins of Tennessee sends his book Understanding Congress to President Kennedy. The White House replies that the book will be required reading there.
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Rep
Evins
Washington
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Democrats See No Long Session
Two Democratic state senators from Milwaukee and Racine challenge Assembly Speaker Haase’s claim the Nov 4 recessed meeting will continue into 1964. They argue the new school aids study committee needs time to complete its work and question lawmakers sitting through campaign season. The statement accuses Haase of pressuring the 25 member committee and hints at political maneuvering.
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Madison
Richard Zaborski
Milwaukee
Lynn E. Stalbaum
Racine
Assembly
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
Haase
Zaborski
Stalbum
Daniel Finnane Stricken at 60
Evansville obituary for Daniel F Finnane 60 longtime local grocer owner of Finnane Food Market later Baumgarten s market who died after a long illness His survivors include wife Susan Crahan four sons six sisters one brother and two grandchildren The funeral is set for 9 am Saturday at St Paul s Catholic Church with rosary at 8 pm tomorrow at Allen funeral home.
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Evansville
Daniel F. Finnane
Finnane
Baumgarten
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Susan Crahan
Omaha
Neb
James P
Conception
Daniel F
Patrick
J. Michael
Sioux City
Nellie Finnane
Kathryn Hampel
Harold Donahar
Madison
Richard Meredith
Juliette Meredith
James Conway
Janesville
Michael
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Allen Funeral Home
Wisconsin harvest outlook grain and tobacco yields chart
The Agriculture Department's harvest report shows Wisconsin corn for grain at 105,264,000 bushels, averaging 68 bushels per acre. It also lists oat yield at 54 bushels per acre with 117,936,000 bushels total and tobacco at 18,140,000 pounds, averaging 1,550 pounds per acre.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Today in History highlights Sept 12 milestones
On Sept 12 events span 1649 Drogheda siege and execution of 3,000 garrison, 1651 Cromwell enters London, 1753 Danvers Osborne’s death, 1866 Kansas State opens, 1918 St Mihiel battle prep by U S, 1946 Henry Wallace critique, 1951 Marshall resignation, 1959 Faubus closes Little Rock high schools amid desegregation appeal.
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Oliver Cromwell
Drogheda
Ireland
Cromwell
London
Charles II
Danvers Osborne
New York
Kansas State University
U.S
St. Mihiel
United States
Henry Wallace
Russia
George C. Marshall
Robert Lovett
Arkansas
Orval
Nelson to occupy Kefauver suite in Senate office building
Washington Senator Gaylord Nelson has been assigned the former Estes Kefauver suite in the old Senate office building. He previously used a vacant committee room and then a small suite in the new building during his first term. The Kefauver residence is notably larger than his current quarters.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Nelson
Kefauver
Columbus Finds Martinique on Fourth Voyage
Columbus discovered the 427 square mile West Indies island of Martinique in 1502 during his fourth voyage. He replenished water supplies and rested for three days before continuing.
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Columbus
West Indies
Martinique
Joseph G Hoppenjan Dies Retired Shullsburg Farmer
Joseph G. Hoppenjan 73 a lifelong Shullsburg area farmer and former Monticello Township supervisor on the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors died Tuesday after a long illness at a Shullsburg hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Matthew church with calling at O Flaherty funeral home. Survivors include his wife Margaret six daughters Irene in Chicago Mrs Arthur Abelt and Mrs James Endicott of Janesville Mrs Ethel Doyle of Shullsburg Mrs Ray Farrey of Baraboo and Mrs Gordon Hartin of Evansville five sons Joseph Paul James of Janesville Jack of Platteville and Donnie of Shullsburg two brothers Charles and John of Cuba City two sisters Mrs Edith Buss and Mrs Cyril Byrne of Belmont and 23 grandchildren.
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Shullsburg
Joseph G. Hoppenjan
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
O’flahiity
Hoppenjan
Monticello
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors
Margaret
Irene
Chicago
Arthur Abelt
James Endicott
Janesville
Ethel Doyle
Ray Farrey
Baraboo
Gordon Hartin
Evansville
Joseph
Paul
James
Jack
Platteville
Donnie
Charles
John
Cuba City
Edith Buss
Cyril Byrne
Belmont
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Postoffice
Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Prods Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Monroe L
Cousin
Stephenson County
Editorial
Fletcher
Bothell
Washington State
Seattle
Daniel Robinson
Grapeview
Wash
Evening Times
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Walter S. Haman
Sylvester Township
Europe
Immanuel Evangelical Church
E. Jost
Zofingen
Monroe High School
George B. McLean
Texas
San Francisco
Rosa Benkert
Paulus Roth
B.G. Treat
Leon Trotsky
Moscow
Japan
Glarus
Kress, H Bieniee
Ickory Sm
Ked
Great Western
Nabisco
Paris Belts
Mallory
Mallorys
Daniel Finnane
Kefauver Quarters
Borden
Chocolate Shop
Buster ‘Brown
East Side
He-Nan
Buster Brown
J.G. Hoppenjan
Wainwright's Drug Store
Brennan’s
Highway 81
Botany
Palm Beach
Ferron’s
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