Mrs Keene 23 Dies After Madison Area Crash
Mrs. Charles A. Keene, 23, Madison, died at Methodist hospital after a two car collision at Russell Corners five miles north of Albany in Brooklyn Township. Her husband and son Kevin Charles were injured. another driver, Mrs Eunice M. Grunnet, 35, Route 1, Brooklyn, was also involved.
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Charles A. Keene
Madison
Methodist Hospital
Russell Corners
Albany
Brooklyn Township
Keene
Kevin Charles
Eunice M. Grunnet
Route 1
Brooklyn
Morhead
St. James Lutheran Church of
Verona
Kevin
Clifford Berg
Castana
Linda
Christine Berg
Edwin Berg
Leonard
Leonard Hedum
Fresno
Calif
John Hedum
Joyce- Verona
St. Jame’s Lutheran Church
Green County
Gus F. Flores
Morton Grove
Ill
Jutla
Flores
Kenneth M. Folkedahl
Horeb
Elaine Becker
Freeport
Browntown
Winslow
Three Scouts Receive Life and Star Honors at Court of Honor
Three Boy Scout Troop 101 members earned Life Scout honors and one earned Star Scout at a Court of Honor at the Kiwanis Scout Chalet. Life Scouts were Robert Janke Ronald Eckstam and Kris Olson. Star Scout was William Sulzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Scout
Robert Janke
Louis F. Janke
Ronald Eckstam
Eugene E. Eckstam
Kris Olson
Merlin J. Olson
William Sulzer
Alfred A. Sulzer
James Myers
Schwebke
Naval Reserve
Madison
Roy Hefty
Richard Rhyner
Lowell Stuessy
LeRoy Holzworth
Naval Reserve Fleet
The
Kiwanis
Kenneth Baker
Joseph Kosek
Clayton Olson
Steve Kohlhagen
Charles Irvin
Greg Olson
Douglas Benkett
James Kosek
Pat Fencil
William Rieder
David Bennett
Larry Kopp
Mark Severson
Kenneth Schild
Wayne Huston
James Bosanny
Thomas Hefty
Daniel Winzenried
Robert Westgard
Robert Lewis
William Spring
Douglas Benkert
Richard Ronald
Larry Schwitz
County Board Considers Hospital Surgical Insurance Plan
County Board members will discuss adopting hospital surgical insurance for county employees at tonight’s 8 p.m. meeting in the courtroom. The agenda includes resolutions from other county boards statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kundert
Green County Board
The Torch Is Passed JFK Book Orders Details
The Associated Press in New York says the 100 page illustrated book The Torch Is Passed on the Kennedy assassination and related events is available by mail. Send $2 per copy to The Torch Is Passed Monroe Evening Times P O Box 350 Poughkeepsie NY. Mailings begin about December 30.
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Kennedy
Associated Press
Monroe
P.O
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Monroe Evening Times
Poughkeepsie
Kepner 80 Lena Man Dies in St. Clare Hospital
Albert C. Kepner age 80 of Lena died at 4 30 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after being admitted Friday as a medical patient. Bartell funeral home of Warren is handling arrangements.
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Albert C. Kepner
Lena
St. Clare Hospital
Bartell Funeral Home
Warren
Trainmen sentenced for 1962 Vogherer rail disaster
Two Italian trainmen were convicted of multiple manslaughter and causing a railway disaster that killed 64 people and injured 75. They received 13 year prison terms for the May 31, 1962 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogherer
Italy
Sinatra Jr Missing in Sierra Kidnapping Case
FBI remains tight lipped as Frank Sinatra Jr aged 19 vanishes after being abducted in a Sierra snowstorm. Sheriff Carlson notes fear for the victim’s life while FBI agents arrest six men near Lake Tahoe in a related bank robbery probe. John Foss, Sinatra Sr’s trumpet player, says Sinatra Jr was taken from a Lake Tahoe motel after being bound.
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Stateline
Calif
FBI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Curtis O. Lynan
Young Sinatra
Ernest Carlson
Reno
John Foss
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Foss
Joseph James Sorce
el Cerrito
Thomas Patrick Keating
Riverside
Sinatra Jr
Pope to address world from Bethlehem on January 6
Vatican report outlines Pope Paul VI itinerary after visiting Israel and Jordan. He will travel to Bethlehem on January 6 for a pontifical Mass and a major peace and unity speech before returning to Rome.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Israel
Jordan
Holy Land
Bethlehem
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
Amman
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Old Jerusalem
Apostolic Delegation
Nazareth
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Cheese market steady in Madison Wisconsin
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market remains steady with fair to good demand. Supplies of all styles are ample and prices range across varieties including cheddars, 40-pound blocks, single daisies, longhorns, and midgets with modest fluctuations.
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Cheese Mart Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Warren appoints Rankin to aid JFK assassination probe
Chief Justice Earl Warren names J Lee Rankin former solicitor general as general counsel for the Warren Commission. An FBI report summary of five volumes is to be reviewed before any contents are released. The report reportedly concludes Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and Jack Ruby killed Oswald without ties to him.
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Washington
Earl Warren
J. Lee Rankin
U.S
Warren
Rankin
Hartington
Neb
New York City
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Johnson Seeks Farm Aid Ideas From Farm Bureau
President Johnson asked the American Farm Bureau Federation to propose ways to help farmers and ranchers share more fully in the bounty they create. The message, read by Sen. Hubert Humphrey before thousands of delegates, urged free expression and policy recommendations to improve agricultural conditions and market coordination.
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Chicago
Johnson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
Holiday shopping hours extend in Monroe stores
Monroe stores will stay open later through Christmas with 9 p.m. hours tomorrow and Thursday, 9 30 p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 p.m. on most weeknights next week. Christmas Eve hours end at 5 p.m. Santa will greet children in the santamobile each evening and Saturday afternoons until Christmas.
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Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Christmas music and drama set for junior high show
The Monroe junior high auditorium hosts a 7 45 p m concert and holiday play The Perfect Carol by Aileen Sargent Cadet Band directed by Allan F Barnard with guest conductor Mrs Robert Williams The piece features Holiday March Green Sleeves Aladdin and the Magic Lamp The Emperor Waltz Holly Wreath and narrations by Jan Witwer The drama depicts Franz Gruber inspired to write Silent Night
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Monroe Area
Aileen Sargent
Allan F. Barnard
Robert Williams
Jan Witwer
Franz Gruber
Indiana City Officials, Gas Firm Face Manslaughter Indictments
A Indiana grand jury charged seven individuals in connection with the 72 deaths at the State Fair Coliseum explosion. Indicted for involuntary manslaughter were Meltin T. Ross Edward F. Franger Fred J. Helms Richard Ensign and Floyd James. Also charged were fire officials Ira J. Anderson and Arnold Phillips for neglect of inspection duties.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ira J. Anderson
Arnold Phillips
Meltin T. Ross
Indiana Coliseum Corp
Edward F. Franger
Elkhart
Ind
Discount Gas Corp
Fred J. Helms
Richard Ensign
Brownsburg
Floyd James
Pauly and Borden Win USDA Cheese Purchase Contract
The Agriculture Department announced a near 1,600 ton cheese purchase for $1,255,413 from Pauly Cheese Co. of Green Bay and Borden Foods Co. of Plymouth. The cheese will support school lunch programs and public welfare distributions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Pauly Cheese Co
Green Bay
Borden Foods Co
Plymouth
Studebaker announces 40 million loss and plant moves
New York Studebaker Corp says it lost 40 million building cars since 1959. The South Bend assembly plant will close while Hamilton Ontario production continues. Avanti will cease and US dealer pricing may stay. One million Studebakers are on US roads.
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New York
Studebaker Corp
United States
Randolph H. Guthrie
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Hamilton, Ont
Guthrie
Canada
Lodge Advised To Enter Race In New Hampshire Primary
Manchester spokesman Victor Lemieux said Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge was urged by radio contact to enter the New Hampshire Republican primary on March 10. Lemieux quoted Lodge as awaiting Eisenhower’s potential guidance before forming a campaign organization. He asserted there is no doubt Lodge will join the first in the nation contest.
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Manchester
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Victor Lemieux
Lodge
Saigon
Gen
Eisenhower
Lemieux
Wisconsin Governor presses for highway referendum
Governor Reynolds urged a swift approved accelerated highway program in a special session asking lawmakers to avoid political counts. Assembly Republican Paul Alfonsi proposed an advisory referendum on April 7 to let voters decide the plan amid GOP calls to delay action. Reynolds framed the issue as urgent to fund interstate and Milwaukee expressways by 1967 with a $15 million yearly gasoline tax revamp and bond-backed construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Assembly
Both Student and Teacher Get Hospital Vacation
Gregory Leck six year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul H Leck did not attend East school yesterday due to an emergency appendectomy. His teacher Mrs Willis Mitchell first grade teacher and principal at East school also had major surgery at St Clare hospital. Both were in the recovery room together and reportedly are doing fine.
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Gregory Leck
Paul H. Leck
East School
Leck
Willis Mitchell
St. Clare Hospital
Mitchell
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Alice
Marilyn Draeger
Ft. Atkinson
Dairyland
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Ed Malcheski Jr
Farm Management Inc
Pope
Probers
Monroe Junior High School
Kathleen Bernet
Kathleen Burkhard
Mark Rosa
Stephen Benkert
Times
Bureau
LBJ
Indiana
Pauly, Borden
USDA
Studebaker Auto
Avanti
Alfonsi
Solons
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