What’s In It For Individuals With Health Plan
Washington details how the proposed Social Security health bill affects individuals. It explains hospitalization benefits for 65 plus, the optional national medical insurance plan, costs, tax changes, and impact on retirees, widows, workers, and dependents with illustrative figures. It notes tax increases start next year and highlights exemptions and coverage rules.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Elm Tree Spraying to Continue in Monroe
Dutch elm tree spraying will continue in Monroe today and tonight. Residents are urged to move cars from the streets to aid spraying. Work will extend from north of 19th Street to 11th Street and cover all streets and avenues.
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Monroe
19Th St
11Th St
Monroe High School Little Theater
Jean Smith
Sara Warfel
Janis Kline
Times
Pastors Debate Civil Rights Issues At Monroe Meeting
At the Unitarian Universalist Church in Monroe a panel of four ministers and moderator Rev. Peter Rasmussen led a civil rights discussion. They debated communist influence in the movement, student appearance, and rights to dress, stressing inclusion of nuns and educated citizens and calling for more responsible participation. The audience of over 35 people engaged, prompting reflections on race and church involvement.
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Ollie Fink
Unitarian Universalist Church
Monroe
James Weis
Monroe First Methodist Church
James C. Plymire
Monroe Grace Lutheran
Lowell H. Mays
Brodhead Lutheran
Peter Rasmussen
Selma
Rasmussen
Plymire
Weis
Total Church
Mays
Christ
Blaze Extinguished at Jacob Trumpy Farm Chimney Fire
Fire department answered a chimney fire at 8:30 last night at the Jacob Trumpy farm east of Monticello in Mt. Pleasant Township.
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Monticello
Jacob Trumpy
Mt. Pleasant Township
KoKo Spotlight as Dog CaseDismissed in Court
In Monroe a dog case against Mrs. Robert L. Heitz was dismissed by Judge Roger L. Elmer after 30 minutes of court time. The four year old who let the dog out lacked the mother's permission, and the owner, who had the dog in custody, was able to post a $10 bond and avoid fines and fees. The arresting officer had pursued the dog near yards and a trash burner as it eluded capture. Spectators noted prior similar fines from others in attendance.
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Helen Zimmerli
KoKo
Monroe
Roger L. Elmer
Robert L
Judy) Heitz
After A Nip or Two News Vendor Bites Dog
In Yokohama a newspaper vendor Haruichi Nishimura 35 bit a mongrel dog after a yard encounter. Both animals were injured with the dog in critical condition and under watch for rabies while Nishimura suffered facial and ear bites.
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Yokohama
Japan
Haruichi Nishimura
Nishimura
Berlin Autobahn Closed Again Amid Communist Pressure
Berlin faced another autobahn closure as tensions with Communist forces hovered over the isolated city marking a renewed disruption just as pressure appeared to ease.
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Berlin
Linda Darnell Burned Critically In Glenview Fire
Linda Darnell actress was critically burned in a Glenview Illinois house fire. She suffered third degree burns on her head and arms and was in intensive care at Skokie Valley Hospital. Also injured were Patricia Curtis and neighbor David Mudhenk. Fire damage estimated at $10,000. fire started in a sofa.
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Miss Darnell
Skokie Valley Hospital
Patricia Curtis
Richard Curtis
Curtis
Glenview
Chicago
David Mudhenk
Heavens to Henry Ford Presidential car costs rise
The piece notes the jump from a Model T around 400 to a presidential limousine near 325000 with 197000 for a Secret Service car. It discusses Lincoln Continental builds, armor needs, weight, and power, and mentions Lyndon B. Johnson riding in such a car and the Senate bill awaiting action.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Henry Ford
James Bond
House
Senate
Ford Motor Co
Lyndon B. Johnson
Plans Made For June 26 Dairy Day Events
Belleville hosts a June 26 Dairy Day with a dairy show open to 4H and FFA members from Green County and Dane County Belleville School District. The event guides annual state fair selections with show rules and premiums identical to last year. Attendees include Francis Fahey Walter Schindler Floyd Haden Karl Wild Palmer Welsh Gene Roosli Calvin Kraemer and Myron Jeglum.
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Belleville
Francis Fahey
FFA
Green County
Dane County
Walter Schindler
Dairy Show
Floyd Haden
Karl Wild
Palmer Welsh
Gene Roosli
Calvin Kraemer
Myron Jeglum
Edwin Kaderly Rites Tomorrow
Edwin Kaderly 72 died Tuesday morning. Rites set for 1 30 p m at Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe with Rev Reed Gilbert officiating. Burial in Mt Vernon Cemetery Juda. Pallbearers include Ernest Kaderly Freeport Andrew Paul Kaderly Rock City Ill Jermine Kaderly Stanley Douglas Walter Douglas Clarence Kaderly Brodhead Gerald Kaderly Rockford Spencer Kneu buch Monroe. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Edwin R. Kaderly
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Reed Gilbert
Grace Methodist Church of
Belleville
John Ivey
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Juda
Ernest Kaderly
Freeport
Andrew Paul Kaderly
Rock City
Ill
Jermine Kaderly
Stanley
Walter Douglas
Clarence Kaderly
Brodhead
Gerald Kaderly
Rockford
Spencer Kneubuch
Fueral
Market Strength Holds Amid Heavy Late Trading
New York stocks stayed buoyant with the market closing in heavy action. Volume was about 6.4 million shares for the day, up from 5.76 million on Thursday, signaling continued investor interest.
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New York
Cardinal Meyer Dies in Chicago
Cardinal Albert Meyer, 62, archbishop of Chicago, died after brain tumor surgery. He led liberal Catholic voices, notably shaping the 1964 ecumenical debate on religious freedom, and had governed the Chicago archdiocese since November 16, 1958.
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Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
United States
Mercy Hospital
Cardinal Meyer
Council of Bishops
Ecumenical Council
Rome
Snowfall Forecaster Ties Hospitalized After Sudden Illness
Fred M. Ties, a Brodhead businessman and third generation winter snow forecastor, is undergoing tests at St. Clare Hospital after being stricken at his shop yesterday morning. He was brought in by New Comer Ambulance and was resting comfortably today.
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Fred M. Ties
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Newcomer
Ties
La Crosse Flood Area Evacuations Prompt Guard Mobilization
Gov Knowles declared a state of emergency in the La Crosse flood region authorizing the adjutant general to deploy National Guard manpower and equipment. Three island areas on the Mississippi River near La Crosse were evacuated as river levels rose toward flood stage with forecasts of a record crest by late April.
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la Crosse
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Executive Office
Adjutant General’s Office
National Guard
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Adj
Ralph Olson
Olson
LA Croose
Pettibone
Green
French Islands
Red Cross
US. Weather Bureau
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Acting Judge Named for Richland County Resulting Vacancy
Iowa County Judge John A. Walsh appointed acting judge for Richland County to fill the vacancy after the death of Judge Leo P. Lownik. The arrangement covers interim duties until a permanent appointment is made.
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Richland Center
Iowa
John A. Walsh
Richland County
Leo P. Lownik
Please cancel my ad for corn ground for rent
Mrs Anders asked to cancel the advertisement for corn ground for rent amid numerous calls. The notice notes the ad appeared in The Monroe Evening Times and Monroe Trade Journal, and promotes Times Want Ads reaching over 15,000 area homes with contact at 325-5101.
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Mrs. Anders
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Trade Journal
Times
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Pat Reichart
Monroe High School
Linda Darnell
Glenview, Ill
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