Editorial weighs Johnson foreign policy versus domestic focus
The piece notes allied leaders worry Johnson may limit foreign involvement, preferring to push domestic programs. It argues Johnson will likely continue core policy while empowering Rusk to handle overseas matters, and stresses the administration should strengthen the economy and morale to aid allies.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Congress
Rusk
de Gaulle
France
Erhard
West Germany
We Should Not Be Chintzy On Kennedy Protection
The column argues Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and her children deserve top Secret Service protection due to potential threats after JFKs assassination. It notes the family’s wealth to hire security but stresses official protection as prudent, citing the need to respond to condolence letters with adequate staff and a substantial budget.
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Kennedy Family
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington
Lee Oswald
U.2
Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice resigns at year’s start
Chief Justice Oscar M. Fritz aged 77 resigns from the Wisconsin State Supreme Court effective January 1, submitting the formal notice to Governor Kohler. Sundown today closes Wisconsin deer hunting season with 16 deaths so far. Corages and cigars honored at Monticello convention for long-time county school board members. President Eisenhower arrives in Bermuda for Big Three talks with Churchill and Laniel, joined by Lewis Strauss.
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Oscar M. Fritz
State Supreme Court
Kohler
Wisconsin
Monticello
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Churchill
Laniel
Lewis Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Speech on Acknowledgement Proposals Amid Tragedy
The speaker argues people deserve acknowledgement and responses to questions raised. They find no fault with two proposals unless they aim to erase memories of a national tragedy.
Elmer Anderson Dies After Long Illness
Elmer Anderson 70 a native of the Daleyville area died yesterday in the VA hospital at Wood after a long illness. He was a World War I veteran and former Mt. Horeb resident. A sister Mrs Lena Milestone of Blanchardville is the only immediate survivor. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Perry Lutheran church. Friends may call at Gesme funeral home in Mt. Horeb after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Elmer Anderson
Daleyville
Wood
Mt. Horeb
Lena Milestone
Blanchardville
Perry Lutheran Church
Gesme Funeral Home
Raft Voyageer Plans Return To Complete 10000 Mile Journey
Willis aimed to drift from Callao to Australia aboard the 32 foot raft Age Unlimited. Storms damaged the rudder 500 miles from Peru and he beached at Apia for repairs. He returned home for medical treatment and will resume after a hernia operation to finish the voyage to Sydney.
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Age Unlimited
Willis
Callao
Australia
Peru
Apia
Sydney
Memorial fund donation to Marquette for JFK memorial
Milwaukee industrialist gave a $2500 check for a memorial to the late President John F Kennedy to Marquette University. The donor requested anonymity. Dial 325-5101 for an ad taker today.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
John F. Kennedy
Elderly Ocean Drifter Returns Home After Voyage
William Willis a 70 year old American adventure drifted 7500 miles from Peru to Samoa on a raft. He was reunited with his wife Tuesday at Idlewild Airport along with their two cats Kiki and Aussie. Willis had not seen his wife since July when he left Callao.
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New York
William Willis
Peru
Samoa
Idlewild
Obituary: Wilmer F. Winter of Galena Passes Away
Wilmer F. Winter 78 died after a long illness in a Galena Illinois hospital. Services set for Friday at First Presbyterian Church Galena with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Masonic rites to follow at Nash Schmadeke funeral home. He was a retired farmer and former East Galena Township supervisor serving 1936 to 1940. He leaves four sons Michael Belmont Fred Scales Mound Carl Clarence and seven daughters, plus 38 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren, two sisters and four brothers.
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Wilmer F. Winter
Galena
Ill
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Nash - Schmadeke
Winter
East Galena
Michael
Belmont
Fred
Scales Mound
Iil
Carl
Clarence
Tony
Elvin Bell
Edmund Berlage
James Werner
Albert Brown
Apple River
Vernon Westphal
Hesselbacher
Elizabeth
William Bodell
Hazel Green
Sarah Eicholtz
Kathryn Ehler
Charles
Darlington
Joseph
Schopville
Benjamin
Warren
Leo
Waterloo
Peter Nondahl Dies Retired Lodi Farmer at 82
Peter J. Nondahl 82, a retired Lodi farmer and father of Arthur C. Nondahl of Monroe, died yesterday in a Lodi nursing home. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at First Lutheran Church, Lodi. Born in Norway, he immigrated at 20, lived in Lamberton before moving to Lodi area in 1907. Survived by his wife Lena Quam, three sons Joseph, Cottage Grove, Robert, and Arthur, Monroe. two daughters Mrs. William Haupt, Lodi, and Mrs. Cecil Colstad, Beaver Dam. a brother and sister in Norway. 14 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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Lodi
Arthur C. Nondahl
Monroe
First Lutheran Church
Yd Hamre
Mr. Nondahl
Norway
America
Lamberton
Minn
Ledi
Lena Quam
Joseph
Cottage Grove
Robert
Arthur
William H. Haupt
Cecil Colstad
Beaver Dam
Evangelists Souths to Lead Nazarene Services at Monroe Church
Rev J W South of Gary Indiana and his wife will headline a series of evangelistic services at Monroe Church of the Nazarene from December 6 to 15 at 8 p m with Sunday worship at 11 a m on December 8 and 15. The couple will perform piano and vocal pieces and present scene o felt pictures as part of the program.
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Indiana
Warren
McCray
Indianapolis
Ivanhoe Knights of Pythias Lodge
Delbert L. Cook
Frank Davis
Browntown
North
Jefferson Street
17Th Avenue
Frank Haren
Monroe Badger Club
Kiwanis and Chamber
J. W. South
Gary
Ind
Monroe Church of the Nazarene
Wesley Burns
South
Church of the Nazarene
Rev. South
Souths
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Okla
Rev
Ordination and Commission of a Song Evangelist
She was ordained on the Abilene District and commissioned as a song evangelist on the San Antonio District.
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Abilene
San Antonio
Inquest Planned Into Thanksgiving Death of Duane Gerloff
A coroner's inquest will be held December 12 or 13 into the Thanksgiving death of two year old Duane Gerloff, son of Mrs Mada line Gerloff. Stephenson County State's Attorney Dexter A Knowlton intends to seek a murder indictment against 36 year old Donald Burrington, alleged to have struck the child. Burrington denies striking the child but admits being in the Gerloff home when injury occurred and is held without bond in Rockford.
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Freeport
Duane Gerloff
Madaline Gerloff
Gene Burke
Stephenson County
Dexter A. Knowlton
Donald Burrington
Gerloff
Knowlton
Burrington
Khrushchev Pleased by Johnson East West Policy Aims
Moscow Premier Khrushchev said he is satisfied with President Johnsons expressions of Americas future East West policy. He spoke at a farewell dinner hosted by Finnish President Kekkonen after a five day hunting and talking visit with the Soviet leader.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Johnson
America
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Khrushchev Comments on Kennedy Assassination Fallout
Tass notes Khrushchev expressed indignation at Kennedy's assassination while praising President Johnson for promising peaceful solutions and improved relations with the Soviet Union and other nations.
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Kennedy
Tass
Khrushchev
Johnson
Soviet Union
Edwards AFB Test Flight of Flying Bath Tub
Air Force Col. Charles Yeager piloted an experimental M2 craft described as a re-entry boat shaped like a bathtub. He reported the craft handles well after its Tuesday flight at Edwards Air Force Base California.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Charles Yeager
Earth
Yeager Tests Space Capsule Concept Vehicle
Chuck Yeager described a NASA developed M2 craft as a potential space chute. The test involved a 9,000 foot tow release with descent at about 4,000 feet per minute to demonstrate recovery from space stations.
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Yeager
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Helicopter Makes Forced Landing on Manhattan Meat Plant
Pilot Stanley Szycher and three passengers escaped unharmed after a helicopter lost power and landed on a meat company plant in Manhattan. The craft touched down atop the building following departure from Port Authority Terminal en route to LaGuardia Field.
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Copter
New York
Stanley Szycher
Manhattan
Szycher
Port Authority
LaGuardia Field
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