Goldwater Attacks Farm Policy At Plowing Event
Senator Barry Goldwater, speaking at the National Plowing Contest in Buffalo, denounced Democratic agricultural programs and urged ending bureaucratic meddling. He tied farm policy to national security, criticizing postwar policy and calling for a peace through preparedness stance amid notes on Viet Nam. Humphrey was also scheduled to speak.
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Buffalo
N.D
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Goldwater
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Humphrey
Plank
Orville L. Freeman
Raleigh
N.C
Securities Office Halts Stock Sale In Madison
The State Securities Department revoked Friday the public stock registrations of Allied Development Corp and Madison American Guaranty Insurance Co known as Magic. Director John K. Kyle said an expanded multi-agency audit now covers 15 corporations and replaces a previous Wednesday decision with no individuals named and no charges filed.
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Madison
Allied Development Corp
Madison American Guaranty Insurance Co
Magic
State Securities Department
John K. Kyle
Securities Department
Kyle
Next Week's Menus High School Cafeteria Plan
Public service note presenting weekly lunch menus for high school students. It explains the editors publish menus to help mothers plan evening meals for students who eat at the cafeteria at noon.
Menu plan highlights for the week
Monday serves hot dog sandwiches with cabbage salad fruit and cookies and milk. Tuesday lists beef stew with vegetables pineapple and cottage cheese salad brownie bread butter and milk. Wednesday features South Dakota casserole salad peach sauce bread butter milk. Thursday offers turkey and gravy mashed potatoes stewed tomatoes angel food cake bread butter milk. Friday presents tuna and noodles buttered peas apple crisp bread butter.
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South Dakota
Masked Gunmen Hold Up Southgate National Bank
Four masked gunmen in tan jackets robbed the Southgate National Bank on the South Side, escaping in an abandoned stolen car. Loot initially estimated at 30 000, later raised to 35 000 to 37 000, with about 20 customers and 14 employees present. Patrol officer arrived shortly after alarm was pressed.
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Milwaukee
South Side
Southgate National Bank
Leo Woelfel
Southgate
Jack Fuller
William Vallee
Calvin Hendrickson
NFO Plans Progress Meeting Tonight in Green County
The Green County NFO will hold a regular Saturday night meeting at 8 in the agriculture building to hear special reports on livestock withholding actions described by local spokesmen as everything going well. Dubuque and Green Bay packing firms report meat shortages as livestock receipts fall and prices dip before withholding began August 19. NFC headquarters in Corning Iowa reports several contracts signed with packers this week.
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Green County Nfo
Dubuque
Green Bay
NFC
Corning
Boar Sells for $1000 at National Barrow Show
A Berkshire boar owned by RahrMalting Co Farms Manitowoc Wis sold for 1000 at the 19th annual National Barrow Show ending Friday. The hog was purchased by Jim Cooley of Brockton Illinois.
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Auston, Minn
Rahr Malting Co. Farms
Manitowoc
Wis
Jim Cooley
Brocton, Ill
Italian student Georgie Ro magmoli bonds with Brodhead family
Georgie Romagnoli 17 from Ariccia Italy stays with the Edwards at Brodhead as part of the American Field Service program. She attends Brodhead High in her senior year, speaks Italian French and English, enjoys swimming and travel, and hopes to teach history or languages.
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Brodhead
Italy
Giuliaa
Georgie) Romagnoli
Tom Edwards
Jodie Edwards
Donald J. Edwards
David
Georgia
Judie
Tom
Georgie
Africa
Rome
Times
Giulina
Ariccia
Julie Edwards
American Field Service
Don Edwards
Brodhead High School
Milwaukee
Edwards
Romagnoli
Whch
Mario
Pius
Francesco
Ramagnoli
U.S
America
Railroad Dispute Settlement Sought Weekend Efforts
Washington reports government efforts to avert a nationwide railroad strike set for Tuesday morning. National Mediation Board chair Howard Gamser leads to win settlements with six shop craft unions while no face to face talks are yet planned. Federal mediator Francis A. ONeill moves between sides seeking common ground. Union spokesman Michael Fox says they welcome an agreement but see no alternative to strike.
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Washington
Howard Gamser
National Mediation Board
Francis A. O’neill
Michael Fox
Guild Votes Authority For Newspaper Strike
The Madison Newspaper Guild voted 25 to 1 to empower its executive committee to call a strike against the Madison Capital Times. The AFLO-CIO affiliate has 38 editorial and photographic staff, and talks on a new contract have dragged since June. No strike deadline was set.
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Madison
Madison Newspaper Guild
Madison Capital Times
Irvin Kreisman
Guild
Aflo-Cio
Afternoon Capital Times
Kresman
Cold Forces Reynolds To Call Off Addresses
Democratic Gov. John W. Reynolds canceled weekend appearances in his re election campaign due to a cold. An aide said Reynolds has a bug and returned to the executive mansion in Madison, with speaking dates for today and Sunday called off. The illness began while he campaigned in Milwaukee on Thursday.
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Associated Press
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Madison
Milwaukee
Income Shows Rise in Personal Earnings in August
The Commerce Department said personal income rose by 2.5 billion dollars in August, lifting the annual rate to 494 billion. The gain was about 1 billion higher than the previous three months.
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Washington
Commerce Department
General Motors Next UAW Target For New Contract
United Auto Workers negotiators prepare Monday for a GM bargaining round focused on a pension centered contract for 354,000 UAW represented workers. Reuther aims to match or beat Chrysler and Ford patterns, with Chrysler and Ford already securing expanded retirement benefits and bonuses.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Reuther
Chriyer
Malcolm Denise
Denise
Monroe Eagles roll past Holyoke field dedication shown
The Monroe high school football team defeated Holyoke 40 to 7 before about 2 000 fans in a night that featured the dedication of the T R Holyoke Athletic Field. Rod ney O Kittelson led the ceremony with remarks honoring Holyoke.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe High
Monroe
T. R. Holyoke
Monroe High School
Rodney O. Kittelson
Monroe School Board
Holyoke
Walter Babula
CBS TV
Paul Marty
New Efforts Begin to Find Missing Milwaukee Man and Daughter
Mrs. Lester Flaherty of Milwaukee and relatives plan renewed searches for her husband, 44, and his 14-year-old daughter Sharon missing since Labor Day. Friends, Boy Scouts, and residents join the effort from Wisconsin Rapids to Horicon Marsh, amid hopeful outlooks.
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Milwaukee
Lester Flaherty
Flaherty
Sharon
Wisconsin Rapids
Ray
Milwaukee County Boy Scout Council
Horicon Marsh
Madison Folk Singers Added to Hootenanny Tonight
The Blue Grass Hoppers of Madison join tonight’s Jaycette Hootenanny at the junior high auditorium at 8 p.m. William Lengacher, former Monroe man and Dane County assistant district attorney, will perform with his Madison group. Proceeds support cerebral palsy mental health retardation and civic charity work. Tickets at the door.
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Madison
Monroe
Dane County
William Lengacher
Lengacher
Wilma Lengacher
Jaycette
County Board Setups Studied in Wisconsin Hearings
The Legislature’s county board representation committee weighs supervisor districts to let counties reapportion themselves under a state formula. Senator Hollander cites one person one vote while Racine Mayor Beyer backs ongoing reapportionment. Proposals include self-reapportionment with limits, county consolidation, and equal population within 15 percent.
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Eau Claire
County Board Representation Committee
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
U.S. Supreme Court
Racine
William Beyer
Marshall Atkinson
Eau Claire Leader and Telegram
Donald Clausen
Green Bay
Wisconsin Treasue of Women Voters
Train Derailment Injures Five Near Marion
A Keyston F, Towa Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train derailed this morning near Marion. Five persons were injured though none seriously. Two locomotives lay on their sides and several cars were tilted with three still upright. Initial reports indicated all but one car derailed.
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Keyston F
Towa
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Fleven
Marion
Eisenhower Endorses Wisconsin GOP Leader in Wisconsin Stop
Former President Dwight Eisenhower appeared before a Green Bay political group endorsing Wilbur Ren k for U.S. Senate and urging Wisconsin voters to back Republican principles. He avoided mentions of Goldwater Miller and national ticket, noted Packers admiration, and dedicated a locomotive at the National Railroad Museum.
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Green Bay
Dwight Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Wilbur Benk
U.S. Senate
Wisconsin Gop
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Eisenhower
Green Bay Packers
National Railroad Museum
Robert F. Kennedy
New York State
Renk
Senate
William Proxmire
John Byrnes
Railroad Museum
Europe
British Railways Board
England
United States
Dena Smith
Warren Knowles
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Packers
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