Trainmen Sign Job Protection Agreement
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and four railways announced a new job protection pact effective after merger. Routes include Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Spokane Portland and Seattle. The deal guarantees ongoing earnings and offers moving aid and seniority protections for affected workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRT
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Spokane
Portland & Seattle
F. D. Tuffley
Tacoma
Wash
Brotherhood
Burlington
Portland
Seattle
Four Roads
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boy Leads Police On Chaotic Chase After Shoplifting
A 13 year old Sparta boy on probation for stealing two cars caused a frantic pursuit by Police Chief Gerald Donovan and Undersheriff David Copperfield. He fled the Wales Reception Center for Boys after being sentenced for shoplifting phonograph records at Jones Fairway Super Market. He was captured near Water and Main streets and jailed pending transfer to Wales. His 15 year old brother faced probation on check forgery charges a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Madison
Wales
James W. Rice
Rice
Jones Fairway
Gerald Donovan
David Copperfield
Water
Main Streets
Monroe County
Arden Oss
Dead Satellite Reanimates After Space Mishap
Lincoln Laboratory engineers reported that LES4, a Lincoln Experimental Satellite, previously thought dead, suddenly resumed operation after launch setbacks. LES4 was sent aloft with three other satellites aboard a Titan 3D rocket, which reached 90 miles and then attempted to boost to 18 200 miles above the equator but failed to complete the planned maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mass
Lincoln Laboratory
LES4
Lincoln Experimental Satellite
Air Force
Smoking Blamed For Fire Death In Proctor
Charles Daly aged 73 died in a house fire in Proctor Minnesota at a sister’s home where he lived Fire Chief Harry Helquist blamed the blaze on careless smoking and estimated damages over 3000 dollars Daly was a retired yardmaster for the Duluth Missabe and Iron Range Railway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor, Minn
Charles Daly
A. E. Ortquist
Harry Helquist
Daly
Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range
Two Africans Visit Oakdale for Co op Study
Two Tanzanian inspectors Abdul Musa Tondolo and Anase Elichila Temu stay two weeks at Oakdale REA to study cooperative operation as part of a six month international training program in Madison. They will visit area co otts and tour the Veterans Administration Hospital while engaging with local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Abdul Musa Tondolo
Anase Elichila Temu
Tanzania
Africa
Oakdale Rural Electric Cooperative
Lloyd McCaskey
Oakdale
REA
Tomah
Wis
Tondolo
Temu
Ministry of Commerce and Cooperatives
Veterans Administration Hospital
Oakdale Rea
Vietnam War Escalation After Feb Cease Fire Ends
After the cease-fire ended on February 7 the Viet Nam conflict intensified as mortars hit Pleiku in the highlands, killing eight Americans and wounding over 100. The U S retaliated with air strikes on North Vietnam. Meanwhile Moscow and Peking vie for influence, with Shelepin invited to Hanoi stirring peace speculation. The Reuters report notes rising Kremlin interest in a Vietnamese settlement to renew coexistence with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiku
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Alexander Shelepin
Hanoii
Moscow
Peking
Kremlin
Fire destroys Baptist Church in Medford
Medford fire gutted the 73 year old First Baptist Church in downtown across from the Taylor County courthouse. Officials said the blaze started on the first floor with undetermined cause and no damage estimate available. The white frame building was built in 1892 and previously housed the Congregational Church until 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
First Baptist
Taylor County
Congregational Church
Leslie Ketelhut
Jesters III to Play Benefit at Albatross Coffeehouse
Jesters III will perform popular music at the Albatross on Front and Main Streets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in a benefit for continued Albatross operation. The venue, linked to La Chute and the Coach House, offers music and conversation with soft drinks coffee and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesters III
Front
Main Sts
la Chute
Coach House
End of an era as Gogebic iron mine closes in Bessemer
The Peterson mine in Bessemer Michigan will cease operations on February 4 ending 81 years of iron mining on the Gogebic Range. The closure shifts the area back to copper with White Pine Co planning expansion. Unemployment surged from 5.8 to 20.9 percent in 1961 before retraining efforts cut the rate.
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Bessemer, Mich
Michigan
Peterson
Gogebic Range
Bessemer
White Pine Co
Gogebic
Gogebic County
Honeywell Wins $42.5 Million Antisubmarine Torpedo Contract
Honeywell Inc. won a 42.5 million dollar contract to produce 1000 Mark 46 antisubmarine torpedoes for the Navy. Work will be at the Hopkins Minnesota plant employing about 1600. more workers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Honeywell Inc
Bureau of Naval Weapons
Department of the Navy
Honeywell
Hopkins
Minn
Navy
Charles L. Davis
Military Products Group
Washington
Twin Cities
Red Owl to Acquire Foodtown in Kansas Markets Deal
Red Owl Stores Inc announced it contracted to acquire Foodtown Super Markets Inc of Pittsburgh Kansas. The deal swaps 190,991 Red Owl shares for Foodtown net assets, with Foodtown to operate under present management as a subsidiary. Foodtown runs 26 stores in 21 Kansas Missouri Oklahoma cities with over 20 million in sales last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Red Owl Stores Inc
Foodtown Super Markets Inc
Pittsburgh
Kan
James A. Watson
Red Owl
H.W. Doty
Foodtown
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Snyder Drug
Nelson protests USDA oleo purchase decision
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin has protested to Secretary Freeman over a five million pound oleo margarine purchase. He seeks a full report explaining why margarine was bought instead of using authority to buy butter at market prices under the 1965 Farm Act for programs like school lunches relief donations and foreign distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Nelson
Seaman Seeks Political Asylum in Britain
A crew member from the Polish trawler Jasien jumped ship in Aberdeen Scotland and sought political asylum in Britain. The Home Office withheld the man's name pending a ruling on his appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Scotland
Britain
Home Office
Nine Killed in Coal Mine Explosion at Dutch Creek
Nine miners died in a methane gas explosion at the No. 1 Dutch Creek coal mine in western Colorado. Bodies recovered from the No. 4 south tunnel. mine located 28 miles southeast of Glenwood Springs near Redstone and the Crystal River Valley. Officials sealed off area to authorized personnel.
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Redstone
Colo
Colorado
Dutch Creek
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Crystal River Valley
Former New Ulm Publisher Dies
Victor E Liesch aged 60, former publisher of the Brown County Journal, died Sunday while visiting a son in Robbinsdale. A New Ulm realtor and treasurer of the New Ulm Board of Education, services were held here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm, Minn
Victor E. Liesch
Brown County Journal
Liesch
Robbinsdale
New Ulm
New Ulm Board of Education
Multiple Minnesota traffic deaths raise toll this week
The report lists several fatal crashes across Minnesota and nearby states. Names include Nelson 47, Car ol Hanson 22, and Rev. Edward Foote 42, among others, with victims in Edina Bemidji Rochester and St Paul.
Anne Ford Weds NY Stockbroker in Civil Ceremony
Anne Ford heiress to the Ford empire married stockbroker Giancarlo Uzielli in a civil ceremony at the Fifth Avenue apartment. Henry Ford II gave the bride away in a fenente ceremony officiated by Judge Frederick L. Strong. It marks the Ford family’s third marriage this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anne Ford
Giancarlo Uzielli
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Fifth Avenue
Anne McDowell Ford
Miss Ford
Uzielli
Frederick L. Strong
Ford
Ripon College to Build 300000 Infirmary and Clinic
Ripon College trustees authorize a new 300000 infirmary and clinic on the lower campus near the dormitory area. President Fred O. Pinkham says bids are due January 20 and construction starts early in 1966. The 19 bed, one story facility replaces a 65 year old former residence once used for college housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIPON
Ripon College Board of Trustees
Fred O. Pinkham
Two Shootings Probe in Juneau County New Lisbon
Juneau County officials investigate two shooting incidents in New Lisbon area within a week. Benjamin Busch, 23, of Appleton, wounded in the knee by a rifle shot from his mother in law Lorraine Schlichting at a rural mobile home. a relative, 49 year old Mrs. Eldon Lawyer, dies of a heart attack at a nearby home. Charles Haberman, 30, of Janesville, grazed in wrist by a .22 rifle fired by his estranged wife. Haberman held in the Juneau County Jail on disorderly conduct and possessing a loaded concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulton
Wis
Juneau County
New Lisbon
Appleton
Benjamin Busch
Lorraine Schlichting
Billy Pagel
Busch
Clearfield
Eldon
Dist. Atty
Charles Macomber
Pagel
Ken Stubbs
George Stratton
Charles Haberman
Janesville
Habelman
Founder of Mabel Record E R Antrim Dies at 84
E R Antrim founder of the Mabel Record died at 84 in a Spring Grove hospital after a Christmas Day heart attack. He helped launch the paper in 1906 and later owned it. He served as mayor of Mabel, was a charter member of the Half Century Club, and leaves Gladys Manning Antrim, a daughter Kathryn Erickson, son Ray, three grandchildren, and a sister. Burial was at Hesper Public Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel, Minn
Mabel Methodist Church
E. R. Antrim
Mabel Record
Spring Grove
Walter Flesner
Hesper
Hesper Township
Winneshiek County
Iowa
Levi J. Antrim
Mabel
Mabel Tribune
J. A. Nelson
C. L. Christopherson
Half-Century Club
The
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Fillmore County Farm Bureau
Hesper Hundred Year Club
Mabel Sportsmen Club
Gladys Manning
David
Kathryn) Erickson
Milwaukee
Ray
St. Paul
Marie Antrim
Auctioneer License Measure Is Vetoed by Governor
Gov Knowles vetoed a 1965 Legislature measure to license auctioneers criticizing it as too complex lacking licensing steps and not providing reciprocity. He also signed bills funding education programs for handicapped children, opening a treatment center for adult prisoners, extending tuition aid for foster children, and extending state insurance to blind workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin Workshop For
Livestock Prices and Market Reports From Winona and South St. Paul
Swift & Company announces buying hours and quotes for hogs cattle veal and related markets in Winona Minnesota with broadcasts at 8 45 10 45 and 11 45 a m on KWNO. South St Paul trading shows slaughter steer heifer and cow prices with steady to strong movements and feeder figures for various weights and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwno
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Most Choice
U.S
Case Seeks Domestic Program Funds Amid Viet Nam War
Clifford P. Case urges increased federal outlays for education and domestic programs even as Everett Dirksen warns defense spending must rise. Case aligns with Robert F. Kennedy against letting Viet Nam costs curb anti poverty disease and ignorance efforts. Senator McClellan calls a moratorium on new federal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Clifford P. Case
Viet Nam
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Case
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Dirksen
South Viet Nam
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Ark
Viet Cong truce talks eyed as potential peace factor
United States lawmakers weigh a cease-fire in Vietnam with Morse noting possible hope from Hanoi’s pause in bombing. Administration sources say Washington owns the peace initiative, while Hanoi pushes a four point program for Communist control of the South. The 1954 and 1962 Geneva provisions, unconditional talks, no bases, and elections are among the points cited as potential terms for negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
U.S
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
Johnson Administration
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Lifelong Jackson Resident 87 Dies in Wisconsin
Mrs Mary Lewis age 87 longtime Jackson County resident died Tuesday December 28 at a local hospital. Born March 22 1878 in Alma Center region she and husband Mark farmed before moving to Black River Falls. Services 1 PM Friday Grace Lutheran Alma Center Rev Merlin Sasman officiating burial Eastlawn Cemetery. Visitation Jensen Funeral Home Hixton Thursday afternoon and evening and at church Friday two hours prior to service. Surviving are two daughters five grandchildren nine great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Mary Lewis
Jackson County
Alma Center
Mark
Grace Lutheran
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
George Bullion
Conde
S. D
Laroy Getman
Sea Life Crossword Clues and Answers
A compact clue list for a sea life themed crossword puzzle with across and down entries including body of water armadillo and eel related terms. This card presents concise definitions and example terms such as idolize semicolon and tidal flow among others for quick solving.
Boy Dies After Emergency Transfusion In Madison
A 4 month old Pardeeville boy Rocky Vernon died in Madison Hospital after an emergency blood transfusion was given over parental religious objections. Circuit Judge Bardwell authorized the transfusion after medical testimony of a 50 50 chance without it. The child had been brought from Portage to Madison suffering from pneumonia with complications. The father protested the action during the court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Pardeeville
Rocky
Lorne Vernon
Portage
Richard T. Bardwell
Mothers Win Traffic Light At Crossing
Milwaukee common council votes 17 to 1 to install traffic signals at North 6th and West Brown near Lapham Park to protect children crossing to school. The signals costing 5000 dollars should be installed by mid next week after two weeks of mothers demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
North 6Th
West Brown Streets
Lapham Park
FU Asks For Truth In Packaging Law
National Farmers Union leaders urge Congress to pass truth in packaging legislation. The committee says chain stores and food companies shortchange farmers and consumers by deceptive packaging and calls for government standards to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Farmers Union
Congress
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Boy
Baptist
Coffeehouse
Mich
Oleo
Minnesota
Carol Hanson
Ellendale
Grand Rapids
Edward Foote
Northomne
Elizabeth Louise Walters
Bemidji
U.S. 2
Edina
Vincennes
Ind
Eric Mathison
Donald W. Mathison
Darlene Kubly
Riceville
Rochester
Grand Meadow
Mower
Patricia
Mower County
Robert H. Paulson
St. Louis Park
Hasty
St. Cloud
Paulson
Nimrod A. Fanberg
Fanberg
William H.galligan
N.Y
Juneau
Hess Memorial Hospital
Manston
An Appleton Hospital
Gerald Bond
Livestock Markets Swift & Company
Winona, Minn. Highway
Chicago Produce
Chicago Mercantile, Exchange
Butterer
Minnesota- North Dakota
Red River Valley
Chicago Grain
By Jack Bell
New York Stock Exchange
Shearson, Hammill & CO
Republic Steel
First Bank
Rexall Drug
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Royal Dutch
Gateway Trans
American Can
Sears Roebuck
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
American Motors
Sinclair Oil
Life
American Enka
Socony
Lincoln Natl
Amer
Tel & Tel
Sperry Rand
Marine Capital
Anaconda
Standard Oil
Calif
McQuay, Inc
Anchor Coupling Car
Standard Oil, Inc
Mortgage Guar
Standard Oil, N.J
Nekoosa Edwards
Chrysler
le Swift
Rockwell
Woolworth
General Dynamics
General Electric
Dow Jones
General Motors
General Telephone
Commission Grand Union
Gulf Oil
Heileman Bro
NS March
la Crosse
Illinois Central
la Crosse Tele
International Harvester
Norplex Corp
Interstate Power
Pyroil Co., Inc
Johnson Service
NS Tausche
National
Amnter
Mar- Fidelity Fund
Incorp
Northwest Bancorp
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
William St
Phillips Pete
Clark Oil
Puritan Fund
RCA
Central Wis Mitt
Wisconsin Fund
EE Tm
Jackson
Confederacy
Samuel
Young
Ftain
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Martinique
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