Chrysler Unveils 130 Models In 1965 Line Preview
Chrysler Corp. introduced a diversified 130 model lineup across nine series in a press preview. President Lynn A Townsend announced more than $300 million for development, targeting a broad price range from compact to mid‑price cars to broaden market reach. Townsend noted Chrysler’s 13.9% market share in the first half of the year as a high point in four years.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler
Townsend
Dodge
State I highways to receive $22 million in federal funds
Washington Wisconsin will get 22,286,793 for interstate highway construction in the fiscal year starting July 1 1965. The state also will receive 24,691,450 for the ABC program funding primary and secondary systems and urban extensions. Funds are part of a 3.8 billion national highway program apportionment to 50 states.
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Warnington
Wisconsin
Commerce Department
Blanchardville Social Notes From the Barber Family
Blanchardville residents share visits and travels with relatives across Wisconsin Florida Indiana and Illinois. Notable items include funeral attendance for Mrs Otto Stoughton and visits by Pars: Mr and Mrs Lever Moen Mr and Mrs Ed Thompson Dr and Mrs Luther Arnold James E Ula Chris Gronner Arthur Hustad and many others with extended stays in Plattsville Stockton Kan Janesville and Fort Worth. A note ends inviting readers to rent a room through Class Ads in The Monroe Evening News.
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Lever Moen
Ed Thompson
Otto Stoughton
Stoughton
Luther Arnold
Gainesville
Fla
Messrs
Mines
Chris Gronner
James E. Ula
Arthur H. Hustad
Argolds
Tuesay
Norris Ula
John D. Ula
Philip Long
Richmond
Ind
R. E. Long
Janesville
Melvin Kittleson
Everett Soper
Sigfried Wilkeson
Arayle
Arthur H. Husted
Charles Williams
Olga
Selmer Ayen
Norman Anderson
Climax
Minn
Andrew Alen
Wisconsin
Roger Geier
Linda
Gerrald
Jamestown
Ed Hanson
J.C. Haldiman
Geier
Dave Hodges
Chicago
Margaret Amerpohl
Vernon Hanson
Manston
Earl J. Barber
Tallahassee
Hanson
Wayne L. Schroeders
Charles Steinmetz
North Muskegon
Mich
Frank Mason
Jack Mason
Westfield
Vern A. Marshall Sr
Homer Marshall
William Robb
Susan E. Stuessy
Platteville
H. J. Erickson
Henry Schindler
Stockton
Kan
Erickson
Ericksons
Kansas
Albert Erickson
Glen Syse
Orvin Phil
Harry
Air Stream Rily
Appleton
Elmer Wamstad
North Dakota
Minnesota
Claudia Latimer
Ft. Worth
Tex
Cindy Marshall
Film Completed At Voegeli Farm Near Monticello
Encyclopedia Britannica Films completed a color educational motion picture on Dairy Farming at Voegeli Farms near Monticello. The 20 minute film features the Voegeli family and other locals in Monticello New Glarus and Chalet Cheese Co op. It aims to portray a typical Midwest dairy farm and address farmer challenges. Produced by William Kay with Myron Jeglum and Osmond Borradaile directing photography.
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Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc
Wilmette
Ill
Voegeli
Monticello
New Glarus
Encyclopedia Britannical Films, Inc
Britannica
Secations
Mid-west
Jake
Howard
Voeseli
Howardgeli
William Kay
Wisconsin
Kay
Wth Myron
Monticello Socials and Weekend Guests
Monticello society notes include Sunday dinners at the J A Freitag home in New Glarus with guests from Monroe and New Glarus. Ira Holcomb hosted Sunday evening callers. A Springfield Springfield trip was taken by Fred Burgy and L Hare. a family picnic hosted by Thomas Saunder featured Ed and Richard Saunders and families, with Eugene Saunders and Paul Wittner.
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Conrad Stauffacher
J. A
L. Hare
Monroe
Springfield
Til
Muscatine
Thomas Saunder
Ed Saunders
Richard Saunders
Eugene Saunders
New Glarus
Clarence Wittner
Paul
Milwaukee
50th Wedding Anniversary Open House Held at Albany
Mrs Bertha Loveland Mrs Emily Jordan Mrs Anna Babler and Miss Florence Loveland attended an open house marking the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Edwards at Albany. Mr and Mrs R W Woelffer were Sunday visitors in Wisconsin Dells.
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Saunders
Bertha Loveland
Emily Jordan
Anna Babler
Florence Loveland
Harry Edwards
Albany
R. W. Woelffer
Wisconsin Dells
Ervin Bear 90 Dies After Apparent Suicide Attempt
Ervin Bear 90 of Orangeville died at Freeport Memorial Hospital after an apparent suicide attempt at his son Earl Bear's home in Lanark. Police said a rope broke during hanging, causing a skull fracture. Coroner to hold an inquest. Born November 27, 1873, Bear lived in Oneco Township and worked as carpenter and school custodian. Survivors include son in Lanark, a grandchild and a great grandchild. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville.
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Orangeville
Ervin Bear
Freeport Memorial
Earl Bear
Lanark
Bear
Earl
Stephenson County
Gene Burke
Oneco Township
John
Maria Bear
Malvina Ritzman
Cramer
A. R. Felts
Mrs. Bates 67 Dies at St. Clare Hospital
Mrs. E Bates a 67 year old resident of Ipava Illinois and Monroe Illinois died at 3 30 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after a long illness from malignancy She was born August 14 1897 in Fulton County Illinois married Clifford Bates April 29 1922 who died November 14 1949 She had lived in Macomb and Monroe and was a member of the Ipava Christian church Funeral services and burial will be held Saturday in Ipava with St nessy funeral home in charge She left a large family including siblings and nephews Howard and Philip Counselman of Monroe are noted as nephews.
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E. Bates
Macomb
Ill
Lola Furniss
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Ipavn
Stnessy Funeral Home
Bates
Fulton County
Ilinois
Clifford Bates
Furniss
Green County Hospital
Burial Arrangements Set in Orangeville Cemetery
Burial will be in the Orangeville cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon tomorrow.
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Orangeville Cemetery
Fred Dolder Sr. Succumbs at 81 in Wash. native of Switzerland
NEW GLARUS Times Special reports Fred Dolder Sr., 81, Carnation Washington, a former area resident, died Aug. 10. He came to the United States in 1906, settled in New Glarus, married Bertha Bohren in 1916, and later moved to Washington. Survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and five grandchildren. nieces and nephews in the community. A devout Jew of the 1st Century prayed and read Hebrew Scriptures. he conversed with friends in Aramaic.
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New Glarus
Fred Dolder
Carnation
Wash
Dolder
Switzerland
Bertha Bohren
Washington
Charles Wilson Rites on Friday
Charles J Wilson 67 of Rockford died Tuesday night from injuries in an automobile crash. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Long Klontz funeral home with Rev V C Cameron officiating. Burial in Willow Wood Cemetery. He retired in 1960 after 37 years with Mechanics Universal Joint Co. Survived by wife Mary Grace Pickett, a son Delbert C Wilson of Lubbock Texas, two stepsons Donald W Hall and Robert N Hall, a stepdaughter Mrs Clinton White, two brothers Estie and Jerome Wilson, and several grandchildren. Sam Pickett of Monroe is a brother-in-law. He will attend the funeral.
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Charles J. Wilson
Rockford
Mary Grace
Picett
Monroe
Long Klontz
V. C. Cameron
State Street Baptist Church
Willwood Burial Park
Wilson
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Union County
Tennessee
Daniel Wilson
Mary Grace Pickett
The
Mechanics Universal Joint Co
Delbert C
Lubbock
Texas
Donald W. Hall
North Park
Ill
Robert N. Hall
Helmet
Calif
Clinton White
Moline
Estie
Jerome Wilson
Labrooke
Sam Pickett
GOP appoints security chief for RNC in Washington
Hugh C. McDonald, 52, division chief for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, was named chief of security for the Republican National Committee on Wednesday. A Santa Monica resident and longtime lawman, McDonald will lead security for the party at national events and headquarters.
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Washington
Hugh C. McDonald
Sheriff's Office
Los Angeles County
Calif
Republican National Committee
Wednesday McDonald
Santa Monica
Law enforcement veteran to take 90 day campaign leave
A law enforcement veteran with more than 25 years in the field will take a 90 day leave from his regular job to support the national campaign. GOP National Chairman Dean Burch announced the appointment citing heightened security needs as candidates appear at numerous public events and travel nationwide on tight schedules. The individual is a retired U.S. Army major with intelligence service and a graduate of the FBI Police Academy.
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GOP
Dean Burch
Impor
McDonald
FBI Police Academy
West German Chancellor’s travels captured by aide’s photo book
Konrad Adenauer’s chauffeur Willy Klockner announces a book of photographs from his world wide travels with the West German chancellor. The collection highlights key moments during Adenauer’s period abroad and U S allies.
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Konrad Adenauer
Willy Klockner
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Fred Dolder Sr
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