White House Beagle Death Prompts Sympathy From Animal Lovers
Hundreds of animal lovers write to President Johnson and his family to express condolences after the death of the White House beagle puppy Her. About 400 letters arrive, with many offers of pets and mementos, though the White House maintains its pet policy and declines further offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
Luci
Dean Long
McHenry
Ill
Joanne Long
Markesan
Wis
Sic
Joanne
Laurie Kay Meacham
Seattle
Wash
Margaret Delaney
Oak Park
E. D. Hollstein
Rushville
Neb
Hollstein
Him
Pvt Philip Curran Reports Overseas Duty With RECON Unit
The Curran family of Martintown notes Pvt. Philip A. Curran has left California on November 5 for overseas duty with the RECON unit. He will serve at sea and visit several countries while awaiting Christmas letters. Send mail to Pvt. Philip A. Curran 208-2951, 3D Recon Bn Co, 3P/ Marine Div FMF Pacific REIN, c/o FPO San Francisco CA 96601.
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Daniel W. Curran
Martintown
Philip A. Curran
California
RECON
Pvt
Bng Co
Marine div
FMF Pacific
REIN
c/o
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
U.S. Soviet Military Cut Denied by White House Officials
White House press secretary George Reedy said no agreement was reached with the Soviet Union on defense cuts after Kosygin announced a Soviet cut of 555 million dollars. He noted Washington hopes to reduce its military budget and cited McNamara's target of keeping next year's defense spending under 50 billion dollars, about 1.25 billion less than the current year.
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Washington
United States
Russia
White House
George Reedy
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Robert S. McNamara
Reedy
Kosygin
Diamond Brings Top $196000 London Price
A blue and white 30.58 carat diamond sold at auction for 196000 dollars in London, described as a record price for an unmounted diamond. The oblong gem, believed from Cardinal Mazarin’s collection, was sent from Switzerland by an unnamed woman.
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London
Cardinal Mazarin
Louis XIV
France
Switzerland
Durtschi Re elected Monticello Fire Chief
Fred C. Durtschi was re elected chief of the Monticello Fire Department at the annual meeting Alfred Aeberhard Jr was elected assistant chief succeeding Dean Zimmerman Ed Quade was re elected secretary treasurer
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Monticello
Times Social
Fred C. Durtschi
Alfred Aeberhard Jr
Dean Zimmerman
Ed. Quade
Tshombe Plans Bonn Trip for Aid Over Congo U N Debate
Premier Moise Tshombe reportedly plans to travel to Bonn for financial aid rather than attend the United Nations Security Council debate in New York on the Congo issue.
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Rome
Moise Tshombe
Bonn
New York
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Old Ironsides Returns to Boston After Port Tour
After a tour of U S ports from 1931 to 1934, the battleship Old Ironsides was returned to Boston where it will resume public display and naval heritage duties.
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U.S
Old Ironsides
Boston
Just What I Wanted Santa Misgivings In Christmas Tale
HAL BOYLE humorously contrasts a child’s eager belief with a middle aged man’s wary view of Santa. On Christmas morning the man receives socks mufflers shorts neckties and odd gifts, realizes they are useless, and braces for another year without real joy as he feigns happiness. Santa won’t come again for 365 days.
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Santa
North Pole
Blumer Pharmacy
Time-saving approach via solving problems with ads
A brief note promotes using classified ads to solve problems quickly and save time. It suggests ads can connect readers to solutions efficiently and curb lengthy searches. The message emphasizes practicality and swift results through local listings.
Charles Connors Dies at 19 in Madison Hospital
Charles Severson Connors, 19, Mt. Horeb High School student, died after a brief illness in a Madison hospital. Survived by foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Connors and brother Robert Severson of Milwaukee. He was a Holy Name Society member. Rosary tonight at 8:30. services tomorrow at 11 a.m. at St. Ignatius Church. Friends may call at Gesme Funeral Home.
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MT. Horeb
Charles Severson Connors
Madison
Joseph L. Connors
Robert Severson
Milwaukee
Holy Name Society
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Gesme
Wisconsin sheriff elected president of state association
Wausau based Kenosha County deputy sheriff Frank Odar was elected president of the Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association yesterday. He succeeds Sheriff Mike Spencer of Sauk County.
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Wausau
Frank Odar
Kenosha County
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
Mike Spencer
Sauk County
Mrs Kolden 90 Dies in Dodgeville Hospital
Mrs Annie Kolden 90 of Blanchardville died at noon yesterday in a Dodgeville Hospital after a three week stay. born in Norway December 23 1873 she came to America at eleven joining her parents in Adams township. She married Lewis Kolden March 22 1894 and they farmed the Blanchardville Darling ton area. Survived by two daughters Goldie Thompson and Delores Stricklatt, three sons Garfield Floyd Lloyd, 14 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Trinity Lutheran Church Rev Robert Dennis officiating burial Adams Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation at Saether Funeral Home Sunday after 10 a m and at the church after noon Monday.
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Blanchard Ville
Annie Kolden
Blanchardville
Dodgeville
Darlington
Kolden
Howard
Goldie) Thompson
Blanchardvile
Delores Stricklatt
Long Beach
Calif
Garfield
Floyd
Lloyd
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert Dennis
Adams Lutheran Cemetery
Saether
Myron Slocum Taken by Death
Myron B Slocum 82 Route 4 Beloit died yesterday in a Beloit nursing home. Services 1:30 p m tomorrow at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Central Chapel Beloit burial Newark Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Payson Jeynes Tacoma sister Mrs Mary Eicher Pecatonica Ill brother Meade Slocum Durand Ill six grandchildren. son Kenneth died Aug 25 1964.
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Myron B. Slocum
Route 4
Beloit
Kenneth Slocum
Rosman- Uehling-Kinzer
Newark Cemetery
Slocum
Payson Jeynes
Tacoma
Wash
Mary Eicher
Pecatonica
Ill
Meade Slocum
Durand
Kenneth
Mrs. Eva Afflerbaugh Dies at 64 in Illinois
Eva Afflerbaugh 64 widow of John C. Afflerbaugh died yesterday morning after a two month illness at Rockford Memorial Hospital. She had lived in Davis 33 years. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Davis Methodist Church with burial in Davis Cemetery. Chapin Funeral Home Durand in charge.
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Davis, Lll
Eva Afflerbaugh
Rockford Memorial Hospital
John C. Afflerbaugh
Davis
Davis Methodist Church
Davis Cemetery
Chapin Funeral Home
Durand
Susan and Smokey Partner on Fire Safety
In Newport News Virginia Susan Kaye Dickenson 11 teams with Smokey the bear in a campaign to reduce fire hazards. A letter to President Johnson proposed service station attendants empty ash trays to curb discarded cigarette butts. Forest Service responds the partnership links Smokey Headquarters with major oil companies to push the program.
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Newport News
Susan Kaye Dickenson
Smokey the Bear
Susan
Johnson
Forest Service
Smokey Bear
Holstein Records Highlight Area Cows in Special Report
A Holstein Friesian Association report lists area cows with top milk and butterfat yields. Notable entries include Sturdy Oak Lola Brenda owned by Burt McKenzie and Sturdy Oak Holstein Farm, Hollandale, with 17 169 pounds of milk and 702 pounds fat in 365 days.
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Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Sturdy Oak
Burt McKenzie
Sturdy Oak Holstein Farm
Hollandale
Home Acres Fobes Inka
Home Acres
Carnation Korndyke
Pearl Ann Homestead
Viscount Carnation
Ben Miller
Walter F. Brunkow
Juda
Home Acres Homestead Lass
Home Acres Haberdale Bessie
Oliver Miller
Brodhead
Abbekerk
Edward Oliver
Albany
Vicky
Wall of Jericho Falls to Joshua and Israelites
In Biblical times about 1400 B C the wall of Jericho is said to have fallen before Joshua and the Israelite army signaling a momentous victory in ancient conquest narratives.
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Wall of
Jericho
Joshua
Dairy cows yield in a multi-animal record
A list of dairy cows owned by L. A. and E. H. Salesman of Argyle with lifetimes of production. Three-year-old produced 14 140 pounds milk and 622 pounds butterfat in 321 days. Six-year-old Ella produced 13 860 pounds milk and 528 pounds butterfat. Other cows include Master Lou 16 935 pounds milk 715 butterfat in 365 days and Campton Hills 19 234 pounds milk 641 butterfat in 321 days.
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Graberhill Homestead
Ella
John W. Ruff
Monroe
Master Lou
Cabela Montvic Piebe
L. A. and
E. H
Argyle
New Glarus Banker Named Mt. Vernon Telephone Director
Elmer Figi, cashier of the Bank of New Glarus, is named director of the Mt. Vernon Telephone Co replacing Dr. O H Conkle who resigned as president and director. Palmer Peters of Peters Feed and Seed Verona becomes president. Main office is in Verona.
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Elmer Figi
NEW Glarus
Bank of New Glarus
Mt. Vernon Telephone Co
O. H. Conkle
Madison
Palmer Peters
Peters Feed and Seed
Verona
Telephone Company
Sarles To Head Masonic Group
Frederick Sarles was elected high priest at the Royal Arch Masons annual election. Other officers elected include Lee Zimmerman king Marion Laube scribe Olin Flisram treasurer Orville Evans Sr secretary and Nat G Preston three year trustee. Installation is tentatively set for January 14.
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Frederick Sarles
Royal Arch Masons
Lee Zimmerman
King
Marion Laube
Olin Flisram
Orville R. Evans Sr
Nat G. Preston
Student Describes Living in Germany at Kiwanis Meeting
Ulrike Wagner gave an audio-visual program to the Monroe Kiwanis at noon describing Germany’s government and education system. She is a guest staying with the Lester Johnson home and attends Monroe High School as part of 2904 American Field Students in the United States. John Hirsch was welcomed as a new Kiwanis member during the business meeting.
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Germany
Ulrike
Ulle) Wagner
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Miss Wagner
Lester Johnson
Monroe High School
United States
John
Doug) Hirsch
Kiwanis
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Jeri Johnson
Hal Boyle
Santa Claus
Charles Connors
Myron Slocum
Smokey
Eagles Club
O.k
Tschudy
17Th Ave
DE Laval
Sarles
Student
Wviac
Green Agency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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