Chilton man pleads guilty to two burglary charges
Walter J. Lappen, 23, of Chilton pleads guilty to two burglary charges connected to a truck theft and club terrace break in. A third charge of illegal use of license plates is denied. Robert Rolf, 33, Kaukauna, also charged with two burglaries, waives preliminary hearing and awaits further proceedings. The court schedules sentencing for July 3 and sets next steps on the license plate charge. An Appleton man arrested in Kaukauna after a county chase involving a stolen truck from Winnebago County is seeking a preliminary hearing.
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Walter J. Lappen
Itiinary
Chilton
Mary
Oshkosh
Lappen
Pilates
Robert Rolf
Taft Ave
Kaukauna
Rolf
Og. Dist
Jack D. Steinhilber
Appleton
Outagamie
Winnebago County
WCTU Members Attend Alcohol Studies Camp Near Ripon Wis
Ripon and Green Lake WCTU members returned from a week at Whispering Pines Wisconsin after leading junior high students in Alcohol Studies Camp activities. The program featured leadership training, Bible study, and lectures by clergy and health experts to promote factual knowledge on alcohol effects in a Christian camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Green Lake
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Whispering Pines
Frederic
Wis
Elaine Leatherberry
David Schultz
Daniel Zei
Jeanne Amadry
Rosemary Price
Linda Schneider
Ray Bayley
United Temperance Movement
Wisconsin
B. Earl Clarke
St. Luke Hospital
Milwaukee
Eno H. Hamara
WCTU
Morris Johnson
Cumberland
Irene Curtis
Youth Temperance Council
Riponites
A. E. Flugum
BR. H. Licking
Green Lake County
Will Meinert
Juda
Cars Hit Deer Near Green Lake
Lake County reports two weekend car deer incidents near Green Lake. Robert J. Coda, 29, struck a deer at 9 30 p m Friday four miles west of Green Lake causing about 225 dollars in damage. Officer Herman Rasmussen investigated. At 3 a m Saturday Larry D Rose, 24, of Princeton on Brooklyn Road struck a large buck causing about 200 dollars damage. Ca Schoephoester investigated. Both deer were killed.
No Superior Race Today Told by Berlin Rotary Guest
Berlin Rotary Club heard Frank Argelander, a North Prairie preacher and Garrett Theological Seminary student, say there is no superior race left and urged changing thinking to racial equality. He cited Sukarno and a coming Malayan federation, urged friendship over fighting Communism, and praised Peace Corps style aid and the need for technicians and teachers in mission fields to empower nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Africa
Asia
Frank Argelander
North Prairie
Waukesha
Garrett Theological Seminary
Southeast Asia
Argelamder
Sukarno
Sumatra
Tomations
Peace Corps
Beckwith Charged Over Evers Slaying Case Details
Federal authorities cite a fingerprint on a rifle linked to the assassination of Medgar Evers. The weapon, a World War I Enfield with a Japanese scope, was found in a thicket near Evers' home. Beckwith was arrested after a June 12 warrant and has been in custody since early Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justicce Department
Ifbi
Greenwood
FBI
Evers
New Londoner Named to State Gold Ribbon Committee
Tom Fitzgerald, general manager of McGraw Edison Wood Products in New London, was named to the 25 member state gold ribbon committee of the legislative council. The meeting followed a 10:30 p.m. press conference at the Valley Inn. A union tally showed Local 48 voting 4965 in favor of striking, with 167 opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Tom Fitzgerald
McGraw
Moratorium Reached To Avert KC Strike
Kimberly-Clark Neenah and two AFL-CIO unions reached a moratorium until July 10 after a mediation session led by J. A. Despins. Negotiations resume Monday with Local 482 IBP and Local 467 IAM representing about 1,680 workers at Lakeview and Badger Globe mills. Union ballots affirmed willingness to strike if talks fail, and officials say a strike could occur today or later without a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Neenah Kimberly- Clark Corporation
J. A. Despins
Federal’ Mediation and Conciliation Service
Green Say
Despins
Kimberly-Clark
Afl-Cio
Kimberly
United Papermakers
Kimberly- Clark
Lakeview
Badger Globe
International Brotherhood of Pulp and Sulphite Workers
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
United Paanda Paperworkers
Local 482
Edward A. Zeininger
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Zeininger
Robert Skalmoski
Kimberly - Clark Corp
Tri-State
Germania Hall
Elmer P. Meinz
St. Cloud
Minz
Meinz
Ine Imermatiemal
Actoel Spdill
Unon
Daten Afteraie
Arthur Pinten
Ashland
Wis
Upcan
Wcith
Parachutist a 101st member lands on Green Lake
A young Appleton man Jerry Retzlaff 20 parachuted into Green Lake Sunday evening on the southeast side. He is a member of a sports parachute club and a former paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division. The incident marks the first known parachute into the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Jerry Retztaff
Thhe Lake
Retzlaff
101St Airborne
Visits to Historical Sites Are Urged by Berlin Group
Berlin group urges statewide Open House of History June 27 29 to showcase Wisconsin heritage. Berlin Historical Society invites locals to visit regional historic sites and Madison headquarters tours, with membership offers to join the State Historical Society. Local folders and contacts at Mrs Norbert Secora Mrs L A Blackbourn organize participation and trips to feasible sites.
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Berlin
Berlin Historical Society
Wisconsin Historical Society
Ripon
Osh
Wisconsin
East Side Park
Historical Society
Little Wolf Class of ’29 Reunion at Slender Oaks
Thirty three guests attended the 1929 Little Wolf High School class reunion Saturday at the Slender Oaks Restaurant in Waupaca. toastmaster William J E Feathers announced names and addresses. Gertrude Feathers read the class prophecy. Margaret Lathrop introduced classmates and guests and letters from absentees were read. Teachers Marion Banderob Hinderman, Alice Johnson Thrana, Mary McDermott Stadler, and L D Hershberger attended. prizes were won by Phil Peterson, Myrtle Jawort, Margaret Lathrop, Ethelyn Peters, Laura Rosenau, Herman Roland, and Gertrude and William Feathers.
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Waucpaca
Littleat
Alice Johnson Thrana
Duluth
Minn
Mary McDermott Stadler
Janessville
L. D. Hershberger
Phil Peterson
Myrtle Jawort
Margaret Lathrop
Ethelyn Peters
Laura Rosenau
Herman Roland
Gertrude
William Feathers
Court Rules Tormes Must Pay for Mink
LOS ANGELES AP Superior Court says singer Mel Torme and his wife Arlene must pay the balance on a $4,786 mink coat after a $1,000 down payment. The couple stopped payments claiming misrepresentation of value. A judge ruled the purchase commenced in November 1960 must be completed.
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Los Angeles
Mel Torme
Arlene
Tormes
Urge Rejection of State Fair Location Bill
MADISON AP The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee recommended rejection of a bill to let the Building Commission move the Wisconsin State Fair to a larger site. The current 160 acre West Allis location would be replaced by bonds to buy up to two square miles for new fair buildings, without a specified site. Assemblyman Hugh Harper spoke in favor, warning the fair faces death without more space.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
Building Commission
West Allis
Assembly
iBuilding Commission
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
Harper
Soviet Space Bustup Bared
A semimonthly NASA report reveals a major unreported space breakup last Oct 24 involving a Soviet satellite. The 186 orbital pieces dispersed after decay into the atmosphere over months, with no clear signs of crew involvement. The incident followed NASA’s policy shift to public nonclassified space flight data.
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Washington
Sense Command
NORAD
U.S
NASA
U. S
National Aeronautics and Space Admin
Istration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Navy
Greb
Clear Three U S Airmen In Scandal Quiz
Washington AP The Defense Department cleared three U S airmen of any involvement in Britain's sex and security scandal and sent them back to duty in England There is no evidence of intimacy and no link to Capt Eugene Ivanov former Russian naval attaché in London who shared Miss Keeler affections with former British War Minister John Profumo Asst Secretary of Defense Arthur Sylvester confirmed their Monday return for questioning after British reports Security is our basic concern.
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Washington
Defense Department
Britain
England
Air Force
Eugene Ivanov
London
Sliss Keeler
John Profumo
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Syivester
Profumo-Keeler
Sylvester
Theron
3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
Thomas Murphys
Murphy
Isanov
U.S
Navy
Ourstripec
Miss Keeler
Department
Charles Lee Wright
Mount Vernon, Ill
Sgt
George Hopkins
Beisire, Ohio
Senate Budget Tax Bill Faces GOP-Democrat Coalition Push
Wisconsin lawmakers debate a record 634 million budget with tax shifts to balance the outlay. The plan would raise income tax rates and extend the three percent sales levy, while beer taxes would double under a 100 percent increase. An exemption for the first 15,000 barrels could spare eight breweries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards
GOP
Senate
Potter
Madison
Wisconsin
United States Plans Ratification of Coffee Pact
The United States intends to ratify the international coffee agreement aimed at stabilizing declining prices. With the U.S. importing 317 percent of the world's coffee, Monday’s UN announcement showed 11 countries representing 78.5 percent of world imports backing the pact.
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Washington
UPI
United States
United Nations
Investigation cites no US military role in Profumo-Keeler case
Statements indicate no involvement by US Air Force personnel in security matters tied to the Profumo-Keeler affair. The Defense Department says airmen remain uncharged and not under arrest, with details limited to noncommissioned and enlisted members from the 3rd Air Force based near London.
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James ¥. Suttter
New Londoner
Little Wolf
Joe Pauliesch
Rosendale
Branch Three
Fond du Lac County Court
Eugene Me Essy
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Westinghouse
Scomsin Public Service Corporation
LPF
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