Five Die In Minnesota Road Crashes Early Today
A head on collision near Grand Rapids killed Rev. Edward Foote 42 and Elizabeth Walters 27. The crash involving a gasoline transporter raised state toll to 842 for 1965. Other Canadian and Minneapolis incidents killed Ronald Friesen 23 and Linda Schumann 18, with multiple injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Headon
Grand Rapids
Minn
Minnesota
Two Harbors Area
Minneapolis
Edward Joseph Foote
Northomne
Elizabeth Louise Deckers Walters
Rt. 2
Bemidji
Foote
Howard W. Goodwin
Highway 2
Walters
Northorne
Robert Kunz
Lawrence
Vincennes
Ind
Goodwin
Stephan
Duluth
Ronald Friesen
Winnipeg
Man
Ernest Goett
Port Arthur
Ont
Two Harbors
Goett
Barbara
Wayne
Two Harbor
Pamela
Barbara Hogg
Gale Wilton
Donald Becker
Crow Creek
Highway 61
Linda Leigh Schumann
Charles A. Haberle
Edina
Humphrey in Asia Talks Highlight Vietnam Press Stance
Vice President Humphrey met in Washington with Dean Rusk and prepared to visit Asia before departure. Japanese papers Asahi and Yomiuri urged frank talks with Sato on Viet Nam while urging halting raids and a truce. press and Sohyo fear escalation.
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Washington
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Northeast Asia
Theodore McKeldin
Baltimore
Norman Cousins
New York
Jack Valenti
State Department
Protoscol
Lloyd Hand
Japan
Asahi
Yomiuri
Sato
Viet Nam
United States
Peace Corps and VISTA Volunteers May Earn Draft Deferments
A Selective Service official said Peace Corps volunteers and Volunteers in Service to America recipients may receive occupational draft deferments while serving. Induction eligibility remains for those in federal job training programs who meet standard medical criteria. Deferments cover the service period and extend draft liability to age 35 after deferment ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peace Corps
William S. Pascoe
Selective Service System
Service To
America
VISTA
Blackout bingo continues in Monroe County taverns
In Sparta Wisconsin three taverns the Blue Room Hofbrau of Tomah and Silverdale near Sparta keep Blackout bingo running while the state weighs legality. Atty Gen Bronson La Follette office will issue a final ruling. no complaints have been filed yet by the Wisconsin Tax Division beverage unit though operators cite legal communications. Dist Atty Donald L Goodman says prosecutions could occur if warranted by complaints.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Atty
Bronson la Follette
Donald L. Goodman
Beverage Division
Wisconsin Tax Division
Beverage Department
Blue Room
The
Hofbrau
Tomah
Silverdale
Royalton Boy Hangs Self Accidentally
In Royalton Wisconsin 11 year old Daniel W Mellberg accidentally hanged himself Monday while at home. He stood on a chair with a rope around his neck and the other end on a hook. the chair was found overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalton
Wis
Daniel W. Mellberg
Waupaca
Millard Mellberg
Warning Labels Begin Appearing on NC Cigarette Packs
North Carolina tobacco makers start rolling out health warning packs ahead of the January 1 federal deadline. S&Ms display the label in Raleigh area shops while L&Ms from Liggett Myers Tobacco Co. in Durham bear the cautions warning that smoking may be hazardous to health. Federal law requires warnings on all cigarette packs sold nationwide after Saturday.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
S&ms
L&ms
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Durham
United States
Special Session On Medicare Urged By Carley
Stevens Point Wisconsin AP David Carley seeking the Democratic nomination for governor urged a special session of the state Legislature to speed Wisconsin participation in the new federal medical care program. He said the Medicare law allows states to provide comprehensive medical services to all needy persons and that a one day session could pass the legislation before January 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
David Carley
Wisconsin
Carley
Minneapolis Man Killed In Iowa Highway Crash
A Minneapolis man, Johnny L., died when his car left the highway two miles east of Iowa Falls and struck a utility pole. The crash occurred on Tuesday, according to AP reporting from 1965.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
Man Om
Johnny L
Minneapolis
Here
Associated Press
Tap Dancers Study In U S As Millions Train
The article estimates four to five million people are studying tap dancing in the United States, with about fifty thousand dance schools nationwide offering instruction.
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United States
Infant Girl Found Alive In Paper Sack
An infant girl was found alive, upside down in a paper sack wedged between an alley wall and a smokestack behind the Texas State Hotel in Houston. Raymond Prince, a hotel cook, heard cries and she was rushed to a hospital in good condition with the umbilical cord still attached. Doctors estimated she was about five days old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Texas State
Raymond Prince
Reward Offered in Illinois Girl Disappearance Case
A Dixon man expanded a reward to 3000 dollars for tips in the disappearance of Susan Brady from Rockford. Investigators, hampered by snow, search abandoned buildings and summer homes in a 300 square mile area after questioning 300 known sex offenders. Susan Brady is the daughter of James Brady, Rockford Labor News reporter-photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Dixon
Susan Brady
James Brady
Rockford
Edward Jankowski
Dixon Evening Telegraph
Jankowski
Franklin Grove Road
Susan
Wakefield
Collect
Bedford
Ind
Rockford Labor News
Girl Wins Traffic Case Defending Herself at Court
Virginia Bauer a 17 year old high school senior aiming for a legal career won her first case Monday dismissing a speeding charge. County Judge F Ryan Duffy Jr praised her arguing while Sonnenberg city attorney conceded she had made her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Virginia Bauer
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
Miss Bauer
Herbert Sonnenberg
Oneida Tribe Approves New Constitution for broader voting rights
In Oneida Wisconsin tribal election, about 3,000 eligible voters, 225 cast ballots. The proposed constitution expands voting to all Indians over 21, not just those on the 2200 acre tribal lands, and awaits Interior Department ratification.
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Oneida, Wis
Secretary of the Interior
Wisconsin
Patriarch Alexius Calls for Peace Prayers in Christmas Message
Patriarch Alexius of Moscow urged believers to pray for peace in his Christmas and New Year message. Tass reported the head of the Russian Orthodox Church in the Soviet Union said peace defense is the duty of every Christian amid officially tolerated religious practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexius
Moscow
All Russia
Soviet Union
Tass
Communist
You Cant Exit Through In Door Police Learn
Chicago officer Clayton Robinson 36 was injuried pursuing a shoplifter at a supermarket after the suspect fled via the front door. Robinson broke the door glass and sustained wrist and facial cuts. the suspect escaped.
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Chicago
Clayton Robinson
Robinson
Critical Ammunition Plant Strike Threat Stalls Viet Nam Effort
In Alton Illinois 4200 machinists strike at Olin Matheson plant halting powder and rifle ammunition supply for Viet Nam. Mediation by AFL CIO negotiators and government officials sought a settlement after talks from Monday night into Tuesday morning. Army warns of a critical ammo shortage if production does not resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
U.S
Afl-Cio International Chemi
Afl-Cio
Rnof
Ion
ATW
Olin Matheson
Viet Nam
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
William E. Simkin
Mediation Service
Defense Department
Army
Italian Leaders Stall Peace Move After Fanfani Resignation
A controversial interview sparked criticism as host Fanfani announced resignation amid disputes with La Pira and Borghese. He insisted his actions on a peace bid to Johnson remained sincere while noting changes in Italy’s international posture. The UN spokesman said Fanfani’s resignation does not affect his role as General Assembly president’s end-of-term duties.
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la Pira
Borghese
Fanfani
Italy
Johnson
United Nations
New York
General Assembly
Assembly
Bank in Jacksonville Open Despite Unrobbed Customer Visit
Larry Hanson entered a suburban Jacksonville bank to cash a check on Monday and found it closed and unlocked. A patrolman reported the front door had been left unlocked since Friday, with no apparent disturbances. A bank official said the person who usually locks the door left early Friday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Larry Hanson
D.J. Crews
Crews
Professor predicts pills shift moral values and sex roles
Berkeley based Dr. Martin B. Loeb told scientists at the AAAS meeting that contraceptive pills empower conscious control of reproduction and may alter family relations. He cited five million American women using pills and suggested birth timing could suit married students or female workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of Wisconsin
Martin B. Loeb
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Loeb
Truce Talks Continue Amid Viet Cong Move
State Department declined comment on a new Viet Cong move. Officials avoided discussion of the air war moratorium, interpreted as a bid to coax North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh to the peace conference while showing U S readiness to talk peace if the Communists cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Gas Blast Wrecks Home of Editor in Kenosha
James Barnhill managing editor of the Kenosha News had his two story brick home damaged by an explosion and fire on Monday night. Fire Chief Jerome Gumblinger estimated damages at 35000 dollars and cited a gas heater leak as the cause. Barnhill and several others were in the house but no injuries were reported. On Sunday Barnhill refereed the AFL championship game in San Diego between the Chargers and Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
James Barnhill
Kenosha News
Jerome Gumbinger
Barnhill
San Diego
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Woman Injured In Ettrick Crash
In Ettrick Wisconsin a car driven by Harvey Zemple of Melrose collided with a milk truck on Main Street near Onsrud Service Station at 9 a.m. Sunday. Mrs Zemple suffered a head impact from the mirror and was treated by a Galesville physician with John Briggs, village marshal, assisting. The Zemples then continued to Fall Creek to spend the day with relatives. The crash was investigated by Trempealeau County traffic officer Maurice Scow.
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Ettrick
Wis
Harvey Zemple
Melrose
Arvid Bryhn
John Twesme
Zemple
Main Street
Onsrud
Galesville
John Briggs
Zemples
Fall Creek
Maurice Scow
Trempealeau County
St Clair Names Cincinnati After Revolutionary Society
General Arthur St Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory in 1790, names the town Cincinnati to honor the Society of the Cincinnati, a Revolutionary officers group.
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Arthur St. Clair
Northwest Territory
Cincinnati
Society of the Cincinnati
Revolutionary Officers’ Society
Wisconsin Faces First Severe Cold Wave Of Winter
Temperatures fell to single digits across Wisconsin in the early morning as an Arctic cold front swept through. Readings ranged from 9 below in the Superior area to 14 above at Eau Claire, with milder highs expected later as the front moved east toward Lake Erie.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Park Falls
Eau Claire
Mercury
Beloit
Wausau
Burlington
Madison
Lone Rock
Green Bay
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Duluth- Superior
Lake Erie
Weather Bureau
Beloit - Rockford
Bemidji
Minn
West Palm Beach, Fla
Forester Rudolf Named Society Fellow in Forestry
Paul C. Rudolf a research forester and La Crosse native has been elected a fellow of the Society of American Foresters for 36 years of leadership in forestry research pioneering tree certification work and service in the society. He is principal silviculturist at the Lake States Forest Experiment Station in St. Paul and has authored about 130 technical publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Paul C. Rudolf
la Crosse
Society of American Foresters
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lake States Forest Experiment Station
Forest Service Usda
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Cornell University
Southern Forest Experiment Station
New Orleans
Rudolf
Journal Writers Win Women's Page Award
Mrs. Lois Hagen Manley of The Milwaukee Journal won the $1,500 top prize for women's page reporting and writing in the Penney-Missouri Awards. Aileen Ryan of the Milwaukee Journal took $1,000 as first prize for women's page excellence in the largest daily circulation category. Awards announced by the University of Missouri School of Journalism.
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Columbia
Lois Hagen Manley
The
Milwaukee Journal
Penney - Missouri
Aileen Ryan
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Get License Tags Minnesotans Urged Get License Tags
Secretary of State Joseph Donovan urged Minnesota vehicle owners to buy 1966 registration tags by January 10 to avoid penalties. A $1 late fee begins January 11, rising to $1.50 on January 21 and $2.50 on February 1, with over a million renewals still outstanding. Payments can be mailed or made at 101 deputy registrar offices statewide. The 1966 tags are small adhesive stickers for the upper right corner of plates.
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ST. Paul
Joseph Donovan
Minnesota
Donovan
2065 To Get Degrees At Midyear Ceremony
The University of Wisconsin reports 2065 students will receive degrees at midyear ceremonies. Madison campus ceremony is January 22 with 1630 graduates. Milwaukee campus is January 23 with 435 graduates.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Johnson McNamara review 1966 budget at LBJ ranch
President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara met at the LBJ ranch to outline a 1966 budget emphasizing guns and butter amid Viet Nam war pressures. They discussed Viet Nam plans with top aides and noted a possible budget extension and new spending estimates for the coming year.
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LBJ
McNamara
Frank Cormier
Austin
Tex
Kte T Laitin
Viet Nam
White House
Laitin
United States
Washington
Aspen
Colo
Johnson
Stock Quotations From The Marshall Co
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers as of about 9 a.m. show inter dealer prices. Markets change throughout the day with prices not including retail markup, markdown or commission. Central Telephone and Central Wisconsin Motor are listed among the quotes.
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Marshall Co
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central Tele
Clark
Republic Steel
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Rexall Drug
Gateway Trans
Royal Dutch
A Godfrey Co
Sears Roebuck
Hamilton Mfg
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Marine Capital
Lincoln Natl
Life
Sperr Rand
Standard Oil
Calif
McQuay, Inc
Ind
Nekoosa Edwards
N. J
Rockwell Mfg
Swift
Royal Dutch N.Y
Texaco
Swank, Inc
Trane Co
Wallace Business
United Airlines
Warner Elec
U.S. Rur
Western Power
U.S. Steel
Wis. Power & L
Westinghouse
Elec
White Motor
Woolworth
la Crosse
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co., Inc
Tausche Bonds
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. F
Eaton & Howard Tf
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Investors
Mass. Inv. Tr
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Investors
William St
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Franklin pays tribute to Negro athlete Walter Scruggs
In Franklin North Carolina a large crowd attends the funeral of Walter Scruggs 18 a popular basketball star killed in a head on crash with his brother The town with 2600 residents honors his role in peaceful school desegregation and Scruggs who was the first Negro to attend Piedmont College and among the first to attend Franklin High School is lauded by Coach Tom Raby and church leaders.
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Scruggs
Lane
First Baptist Church
North Carolina
Tom Raby
Piedmont College
Demorest
Iga
Franklin High School
James E. Walter
O’neal Cave
Piedmont
Raby
Livestock Market Summary from Milwaukee and Chicago
The Milwaukee cattle and calves market shows steady to firm prices across steers heifers cows and bulls with hogs largely steady. calves and veal range 16 to 35 dollars with varying grades. Chicago live poultry pork and grain quotes follow, with hogs and cattle prices noted and market hours listed by Swift & Company in Winona Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Kwno
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
4 H'ers Hold 3 Holiday Bake Sales
Caledonia Houston County 4 H bake sales set for Wednesday December 29. Caledonia IGA 10 a m coordinator Linda Leary. Houston Coast to Coast Store 10 a m coordinator Mary Schultz. Spring Grove Quinnell Store afternoon sale coordinator Lois Blegen. Proceeds fund county to county 4 H exchange program.
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Caledonia
Minn
Houston County
Diane Treangen
IGA
Linda Leary
Houston
Mary Schultz
Quinnell
Spring Grove
Lois Blegen
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Philippines
Royalton Boy
Illinois
Oneidas
Viel Fram Tigring
Imewamng
Alton
Moro
China
Benito Mussolini
Forester
Society
Journal Writers
Secretary of State
George W. Ball
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief of
Texas White House
Johnson City
Egidio Vagnozzi
Pope Paul VII
Joseph Laitin
James Stemble Duesenberry
Harvard
Johnson’s
Council of Economic Advisers
Duesenberry
Otto Eckstein
New York Stock Exchange
Shearson, Hammill & CO
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
American Enka
American Motors
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Chrysler
Consolidated Foods
Cere
DuPont
Epko Shoe Am Eastman Kodak
Ford
General Aniline
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Grand Union Great Northern Ry
Gulf Oil
Heileman Brewing
Illinois Central Ind
International Harvest
Interstate Power
Johnson Service
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring Kresge
Lockheed
Minn. Mining
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
National Oil
Northern Pacific
Nothern States
Northwest Bancorp
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
Red
Nim
W. Thomas Lane
Milwaukee Livestock
Livestock Markets Swift & Company
Winona, Minn. Highway
Chicago Grain
Idaho
Chicago Produce
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Aliniz
Hristmas
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