NFO delegates named for Green County group meeting
The Green County chapter of the National Farmers Organization announced committees and delegates for a September 22 address by NFO national president Oren Lee Staley at Turner Hall. Delegates named include Merlyn Loveland Victor Svendsen John Wirth Gilman Schmid and others with bargaining committees for Meat Daily Grain and more. The group urged members to prepare for possible action to hold corn at 1.49 per bushel and soybeans at 2.56, with loans available to stockpile and store produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Kubly
Brodhead
Green County
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Ralph Labertrow
Turner Hall
Kubly
Thomas Saunders
Monticello
Merlyn Loveland
Victor Svendsen
John Wirth
Gilman Schmid
Ray Malcock
Leon Baumgartner
Ben Riemer
Burnell Swenson
Argyle
John Zurfluh
Monroe
Hans Sulzer
Ambrose Wenger
Postville
John Brugger
Jean Zurfluh
Robert Stuessy
Ed Oliver
Albany
Harold Green
Kenneth Hanson
Blanchardville
Robert Haur
Harold Rood
Michael Makos
Harold Bratrud
Roger Flannery
Des Moines
ASC
Kaderly Named Farm City Week Head in Green County
Edward J. Kaderly of Juda has been named chairman of Farm City Week for Green County by Wisconsin Farm Bureau official Elmer White. National Farm City Week runs Nov 13 19 with 150 groups aiming to boost rural urban understanding and plan nationwide programs led by a national committee headed by Dr Maurice Wieting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Kaderly
Green County
Elmer White
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
Kaderly
Maurice Wieting
Ohio Farm Bureau
Kiwanis International
Chicago
Pamela Killed 120 in Formosa Typhoon
The provincial government reported 120 deaths on Tuesday amid Typhoon Pamela on Formosa, the island in the TaipeI region.
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Pamela
Taipei
Formosa
Berlin Corridor Buzzing Sparks Western Countermeasures
Western officials weigh steps after two Pan American airliners report Soviet fighter buzzings in Berlin air corridors. U S and Allied leaders study immediate response, possible fighter coverage near corridor terminals in West Germany. East Germans call an allied sp,ying act while West German pilots stray into East Germany and land safely in Berlin.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
State Department
West Germany
Bonn
East Berlin
West Berlin
Red
Esther Threat Persists as Coastline Route Uncertain
Esther, a hurricane with winds near 130 mph, remained on a west-northwest Atlantic course with hints it could shift northwest toward the coast. Forecaster Raymond Kraft noted slight indications of a coastline turn in the next day or two. Carla's fallout lingered in Texas as the death toll rose to forty across four states amid continued wreckage and concern.
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Associatcy Press
Esther
Raymond Kraft
Carla
Goat
J C Penney Sees Higher Ethics As He Near 86
New York ob. Penney, nearing his 86th birthday, says business ethics are higher now than at his start in 1902. He cites the Golden Rule guiding his 1,700 store chain amid bids and price fixing critiques. He deplores discount store trends and insists morals shaped the business.
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New York
O. v. Penney
Penny
Penney
Kemmerer
Wyo
First U S Test Fired Since 1958
Washington reports the United States conducted its first nuclear weapons test since 1958 in Nevada. President Kennedy called it an underground low yield explosion and said Russia has conducted ten tests since September. He noted there was no fallout and contrasted with Soviet atmospheric testing.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Nevada
Russia
U.S
U.S. to land white talking ball on moon next year
Newport Beach Calif. James D Burke of Project Ranger outlined a $200 million lunar program. Rangers 3 4 and 5 will deploy a 25 inch white talking ball to land on the moon and relay TV pictures up to impact while earlier flights test equipment.
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Newport Beach
Calif
United States
James D. Burke
Project Ranger
U.S. Space Agency
Burke
Moon
Ford Aeronutronic
Ranger
Sthe ‘Moon
Nelson Approval Blanchard Predicts Okay for Sales Tax
Milwaukee assembly speaker Blanchard said Gov Nelson will sign a sales tax bill this fall if offered a sound measure. He urged the Republican led legislature to hold the line for a sensible tax revision and warned of continued sessions until approval. Funk, president of the Public Expenditure Survey of Wisconsin, said Nelson's veto harms the state's welfare and blamed generous local subsidies and an open end school aid formula.
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Milwaukee
Nelson
Assembly
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Blanchard
Public Expenditure Survey of
Wisconsin
Legis
Funk
Katanga War Escalates With U.N. Clash At Jadotville
Katanga's forces attack U.N. units including Swedish and Irish troops at Jadotville and Kamina, as Tshombe directs a declared war to keep Katanga independent. Reports cite Irish near Jadotville and Swedish defenders at Kamina facing heavy fire, with relief columns blocked and communications cut.
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Katanga
U.N
Leopoldville
Congo
Ruanda-Urundi
Jadotville
Elisabethville
Kamina
Tshombe
Mainaville
Shire
Congolese
U.N. Kamina
Freitag Delivers Impromptu Russia Trip Talk At Bankers Meeting
Waldo Freitag spoke at the Green County Bankers Association dinner at Decatur Country Club. The event followed the annual golf outing hosted by two Brodhead banks, with members as guests.
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Waldo Freitag
Russia
Green County Bankers Association
Decatur Country Club
Brodhead Banks
Jaycees State Convention Trip Led by Kundert and Folgate
John F. Kundert and Delbert M. Folgate traveled to Superior to attend the Jaycees state convention. Kundert attends as state treasurer while Folgate piloted Folgate’s plane for the trip.
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John F. Kundert
Delbert M
Pete) Folgate
Superior
Jaycees
Kundert
Folgate
Korean trio visits Monroe for year of study abroad
Three Seoul singers and dancers from the Christian Churches of Korea arrived in Madison and Monroe for a yearlong stay. Miss Yang Ok Kang 20 Miss Shin Yea Sun 25 and Miss Chung Hei Ja 21 will study English and continue education in America while sharing Korean stories through music and writing. They travel from Seoul via Japan and San Francisco, hosted by Rev Karl F Koch and wife.
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Korea
Karl F. Koch
Immanuel Eub
Christian Churches of
Chung Hei Ja
Yang Ok Kang
Shin Yea
United States
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Seoul Korea
Monroe
Shin Yea Sun
America
Shin
Miss Chung
Miss Shin
Republic Party
Miss Yang
Seoul
Japan
San Francisco
Mixed Swiss cheddar markets show small gains at Wisconsin assembly
Wisconsin cheddar prices held firm with a half cent uptick on large styles after Friday exchanges. Demand remained irregular with ample supplies and output up 19 percent from the prior year while Swiss prices stayed unchanged and rindless cuts moved at 45 to 55 cents in major cities.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Market News Service
Turkish leaders sentenced to death in mass coup trial
A revolutionary court on Yassiada island sentenced former Turkish premier Adnan Menderes and 11 others to death for crimes against the constitution during the 1950s regime. The verdicts, subject to military review, could be executed within 24 hours if approved. many others received long prison terms while 98 were acquitted. Celal Bayar, 77, listened impassively as the doom was pronounced. Menderes collapsed in hospital after the decision.
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Yassiada
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Democratic Party
Celal Bayar
Menderes
Bayar
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Hasan Polatkan
Assembly
Refik Koralan
Four Dane Students Hurt at Rail Crossing
Four teen age boys from McFarland were treated in satisfactory condition after a Milwaukee Road train hit a car carrying them to school near Dane County trunks. The injured were David Duvall 15 Dwight Pugh 16 Gary Fairman 17 Arnold Lindrud 15 and passenger David Quam 16 escaped injury. Pugh was driving the car at the time of collision according to hospital officials.
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Stoughton
Milwaukee Road
Community Hospital
David Duvall
Dwight Pugh
Gary Fairman
Arnold Linderud
David Quam
McFarland
Pugh
Dane County
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NFO Committee
Myron E. Jeglum
Paul Barger
Waterloo
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York City
Barger
Edwin Baker
Eau Claire
West
J.C. Penney
Freitag
Bankers Meeting
Dane
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