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Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit’ Bureau of
AP News
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Editorial: Stick Around John Reynolds But Not For 1964
The piece questions Gov. Reynolds possible reluctance to seek re election in 1964 and suggests he might be signaling for Kennedy to shape Wisconsin votes or even be named to a Supreme Court vacancy. It notes his controversial record and editorial scrutiny, while conceding Wisconsinites would miss his governance.
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John Reynolds
Kennedy
John
Wisconsin
Jack Kennedy
House
Gov. Reynolds
Mr. Kennedy
U.S. Supreme Court
Douglas
Washington
Reynolds
Kennedy-Bolding Fight Over Goldwater Shapes 1964 Session
President Kennedy attacks Goldwater as a radical foe of reform while trying to cool political heat from rising support for the Arizona senator. Kennedy links Goldwater to the clock-tinkering label and pushes the New Frontier narrative amid re election risks for Western Democrats.
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Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
McKinley
Goldwater
Barry Goldater
White House
Sen.Goldwater
Arizona
Bobby
Yanks win first game of 1953 World Series 9 to 5
Report notes the September 30 1953 World Series opener as the Yankees defeat the Dodgers 9 to 5. Mentions Amos Johnson York Township and Ken dall C Digman Monroe Township as Green County 1953 champion grasslanders and Eisenhower naming Earl Warren chief justice. Includes Monroe Chamber of Commerce banquet speaker Allan B. Kline and Swiss cheese victory by Franz Gmar at Milwaukee Wisconsin cheesemakers event.
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Yanks
Dodgers
Amos Johnson
York Township
Kendall C. Digman
Monroe Township
Green County
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
United States
Allen B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Franz Gmar
Duncan Hill Factory
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Milwaukee
Kennedy Pitch Faces Goldwater Image War
The Kennedy campaign relies on charming voters with Jack Kennedy to win elections for allies. The President aims to cast Barry Goldwater and all Republicans as risible in the minds of loyalists and swing voters.
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Kennedy Machine
Jack Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Mrs Richard Taken by Death at 74 in Blue Mounds
Mrs Richard 74 of Blue Mounds died unexpectedly Saturday at home. Services were held at 2 p.m. in Zwingli United Church of Christ Mt Vernon. Survived by husband. daughters Ellen Holjer Madison Illinois Norf. John Nussman Nokomis. Henry Belleville. Is Rolls Oceanside. John Barneveld. two brothers. three sisters. 22 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Pervices
Alfred Richard
Blue Mounds
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Mt. Vernon
Dane County
Richard
Church
Women’s Guild
Ellen Hol Jer
Madison
John Nussman
Nokomis
Ill
Henry Belleville
McDowell Appeals Fine and Expulsion from Ole Miss
Cleve McDowell a 21 year old Ole Miss student was fined 100 dollars by a justice of the peace after being expelled for carrying a pistol. He pleaded innocent and his attorney filed a notice of appeal plus an appeal to the university trustees. The charge carried a maximum 90 day jail term and 100 dollar fine.
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Oxford, Miss
Cleve McDowell
University of Mississippi
McDowell
Ole Miss
Board of Trustees of
Institutions of Higher Learning
Mrs. Jackson Dies in Shullsburg at 69
Lottie R. Jackson, 69, of Shullsburg died Saturday in Darlington hospital after a long illness. She was born Lottie Rowe in Shullsburg and married Frank Jackson in 1915. They farmed locally and retired to Shullsburg in 1940. he died in 1956. Surviving are son James and daughter Mrs Norris Haffele, sister Mrs Della Glindem of Rockford, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Centenary Methodist Church. viewing at Thompson funeral home.
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Shullsburn
Lottie R. Jackson
Darlington
Centenary Methodist Church
Thompson Funeral Home
Norris
Haffele
Shullsburg
Della Glindem
Rockford
Croft Infant Stricken Burial Services Held
Burial services were held in Maple Hill cemetery for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Croft of rural Evansville. The baby died Friday in a Stoughton hospital. Surviving are the parents a sister Karen and grandmothers Mrs Nels Jastad and Mrs Clarence Croft. Try Times Want Ads.
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Evansville
Maple Hill
Robert Croft
Stoughton Hospital
Karen
Nels Jastad
Clarence Croft
Mrs Slocum 80 given services in Beloit church
Mrs Myron Slocum 80 Route 4 Beloit died Friday after a long illness. She was a lifelong Beloit resident, former teacher, charter Rural Advancement Club member, and honorary Outlook Club member. Services were held at First Presbyterian Beloit. Surviving: husband Myron. son Kenneth of Winnebago II. daughter Mildred Jeynes of Tacoma. brother Edward Merlet of Beloit. sisters Mrs George Hubert, Beloit. Mrs Georgette Kelly, Beloit. Mrs Amy Weaver, Durand Ill. nine grandchildren.
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Myron Slocum
Beloit
Kenneth Slocum
Green County
First Presbyterian Church
Rural Advancement Club
Outlook Club
Kenneth
Winnebago
Mildred Jeynes
Tacoma
Wash
Edward’ Merlet
George Hubert
Georgette Kelly
Amy ‘Weaver
Durand
Ill
Mrs Elsner Stricken at 18
Mrs Sadie Elsner 78 died unexpectedly Saturday in a Verona hospital Services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Grace Methodist church Belleville Friends may call at Becker funeral home after noon tomorrow Surviving are two sons Kenneth Belleville and Chester in California two sisters Mrs Maude Genzler Mt Horeb and Mrs Alfred Johnson son three brothers Earl Mt Horeb and Stanley and Clarence Belleville four grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Belleville
Sadie Elsner
Verona
Grace Methodist Church
Becker Funeral Home
Kenneth
Chester
California
Maude Genzler
Mt. Horeb
Alfred
Johnson
Earl Mt. Horeb
Stanley
Clarence
Knudson Services Held in Iowa for Mineral Point Brother
Special from Mineral Point report services for Harry Knudson 52 brother of Robert and James Knudson held at Hope Lutheran Westgate Ia. A former Shullsburg cheesemaker he died Friday in Oelwein Ia. Surviving are brothers Donald Madison Elwood Fennimore and three sisters Thelma Mrs George Stahoff Chicago and Mrs Charles Hunter Austin Tex.
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Mineral Point
Harry Knudson
Robert
James Knudson
Hope Lutheran Church
Westgate
Knudson
Shullsburg
Oelwein
Donald
Madison
Elwood
Fennimore
Thelma
George Stahoff
Chicago
Charles Hunter
Austin
Tex
Banker to Head Lutheran Society
Harold A. Smith of Elbow Lake Minnesota is elected president of the Lutheran Brotherhood. He succeeds Carl F. Granrud who led the group for 12 years. Granrud remains chairman of the board and chief executive officer.
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Minneapolis
Harold A. Smith
Elbow Lake
Minn
Lutheran Brotherhood
Smith
Carl F. Granrud
Granrud
Pastor Leon Richwine to Lead Congregational Church
The new pastor Rev Leon Richwine will assume charge about November 1 at the Congregational church in Brodhead. He is from New Holland Pennsylvania and has a wife Junia Nickel and three children. Richwine's education spans Millerville State College University of Wisconsin and Lancaster Theological Seminary. He served in the Navy and worked as a personnel director and school teacher. The Richwines plan to move in October. He succeeds Rev Richard M A Gadow, who moves to South Germantown United Church of Christ after seven years.
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Lancaster Theological Seminary
Navy
New Holland Machine Co
New Holland
White Lake
Wis
Richwine
Richard M. A. Gadow
Gadows
South Germantown
Milwaukee
Rev
Gadow
Indonesian UN troops in Congo to be withdrawn
An Indonesian battalion serving with the United Nations in the Congo will be withdrawn by November 1, the official Antara news agency reported. No reason was given for the recall of the troops.
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Akarta
United Nations
Congo
Antara
Rain Washes Out Special Bear Hunt in Wisconsin
PRESQUE ISLE Wisconsin rain washed out the third weekly demonstration of hunting bears with dogs in Vilas County. More than 100 hunters gathered as dogs could not track any bears and the event produced no kills. Similar demonstrations earlier reported bears in Park Falls Crandon.
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Presque Isle
Wisconsin
Vilas County
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Michigan Bear Hunters Association
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Park Falls
Crandon
Conservation Department
English teacher survives near execution in Viet Nam encounter
Alan Darby a 25 year old English school teacher said he narrowly escaped execution last weekend after being captured with a Scottish companion by Communist guerrillas near Nha Trang. The men were reportedly mistaken for Americans during the incident.
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Saigon
Alan Darby
Nha Trang
Viet Nam
Darby
History milestones on Sept 30 across years
On this date in 1846 Dr William Morton first used ether for tooth extraction after earlier use by Crawford Long. In 1619 Irish baronetage started. 1787 Columbia sails Boston to become first U S vessel to circumnavigate. 1882 Appleton hydroelectric plant opens. 1940 Churchill aims to restore Czechoslovakia. 1954 Nautilus commissioned. Eisenhower names Warren as Chief Justice. One year ago Dulles urged halting bombardment in Korea. Oxford riot after marshals escort a Black student.
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William Morton
Boston
Crawford Long
Jefferson
Morton
Baronetage of
Ireland
United States
Appleton
Wis
Winston Churchill
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Eisenhower
Gov
Earl Warren
California
Publication Tees Up Sister M. Loyola Dedication
A St. Clare hospital Hi-Lites issue is dedicated to Sister M. Loyola now moved to a business office role at St. Marys Springs Academy near Fond du Lac. She has served as record librarian at St. Clare since 1952 and previously at St. Anthony hospital in Hays Kansas.
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Loyola
St. Mary’s Springs Academy
Fond du Lac
St. Clare
St. Anthony Hospital
Hays
Kan
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Editorial
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Manston
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Benjamin Harrison
DAR
Monroe League of Women Voters
Jesse Earle
Reinhard Mueller
Switzerland
Marion Burgy
Monticello
American Legion
Coolidge
Harvey Paper Products Co
Farm Bureau
Cheese Exchange Organization
New York
Sulzer
American Institute of Child Life
Florence Roney
Frank A. Shriner
West Russell
10Th
Shullsbury
Iowa
Lutheran Society
Myron Stair Auto Glass
12Th St
Shulton
Desert Flower
Phillips & Smith
Brodhead
Leon Richwine
Fred Vinson
John Foster Dulles
Quemoy
Oxford
Miss
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