McNamara Proposes Reserve Merger With National Guard
Secretary McNamara outlines a plan to split the Army Reserve, sending about 150000 reservists into a manpower pool and transferring roughly 50 percent of reserve units to the National Guard, expanding its ready strength to about 550000 units, while provoking protests and ROA calls for hearings.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Pentagon
McNamara
Regular Army
Reserve Officers Association Roa
Johnson
ROA
Little Rock
Ark
Maupin Cummings
39Th National Guard
Capitol Hill
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Illinois Woman Faces Charges in Racine Jewelry Theft
Ruth Seybold, 36, of Half Day Illinois, on probation for a 1963 Lebolt Co jewelry store holdup in Wisconsin, was arrested in Deerfield Illinois after a chase involving a dozen police cars. Five people were named in warrants for the Valley store robbery in Racine, with $5000 in jewelry and $250 cash taken.
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Racine
Illinois
Milwaukee
Ruth Seybold
Lebolt and Co
Wauwatosa
Valley Jewelry
David Frederick
Chicago
Seybold
Rodney
Valley
Andrew Valley
Helen
Frederick
Gummow
Deerfield
Libertyville
Mandeline
Lake Forest
Lake County
U.N. Shelling Prompts Search in New York
Police launch wide search among Cuban exile groups in New York for those responsible after a bazooka shell was fired at the United Nations Building the missile fell short and exploded harmlessly in the East River.
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Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy
United Nations
New York
East River
Gypsy Queen Buried Amid Shower of Gold in Nation
Charlotte mourns Queen Ruby Johnson of Montgomery as clansmen from Florida to Baltimore shower her bier with gold and silver. Johnson Clan of Romanian gypsies numbers about 500 along the Eastern Seaboard. A year will pass without a queen before a successor is named from within the Johnson Clan.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ruby Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
Florida
Baltimore
California
Johnson Clan
Raleigh
Ruby
Duke Hospital
Durham
Chicago
New York
Mountain Challenge Aims at Sinkao Shan
Eleven Japanese climbers plan to scale the 13113 foot Sinkao Shan in Formosa early next year, a spokesman reported today.
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Tokyo
Formosa
Smith Volkert Seek Public Office In Spring Ballot
Two Monroe men announce first bids for public office and an incumbent seeks re election. Thomas R. Smith 2103 14th Avenue files for Fifth Ward County Board supervisor previously held by Robert Cashman who may seek re election. James C. Volkert First National Bank loan officer circulates nomination papers for First Ward supervisor currently Emmett Norton. Olin E. Flisram incumbent Sixth Ward alderman also seeking reelection. Filing deadline January 26. Sixteen county seats plus Monore aldermen up for election, with incumbents listed. Smith a Winslow native and veteran, Volkert a La Crosse native, Madison graduate. Turn to No 1 Back Page.
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Monroe
Thomas R. Smith
14Th Avenue
Fifth Ward
Robert Cashman
Cashman
Baraboo
James C. Volkert
First National Bank
First Ward
Emmett Norton
Olin E. Flisram
Sixth Ward
Monore
Robert Tschudy
Herman L. Schindler
O. N. Johnson
Fred R. Simpson
Flrsram
T. J. Burgy Jr
Freda M. Bray
William J. Schmitz
Smith
Winslow
Winslow High School
Rennie Smith
Germany
Micro Switch
Freeport
Arrow Sales
Rena Thorp
Rolland Thorp
Todd
Tracy
VFW
Masonic Lodge
Green County
Wisconsin dairy researchers unveil new outlook at cheese producers meeting
Dr. Harold E. Calbert of the University of Wisconsin outlined advances in aseptic processing for dairy foods and a wide range of products from milk and creams to baby foods and egg nogs. He warned that research costs are high and market success is uncertain amid crowded supermarket displays. The 26th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting proceeded at Turner Hall with a noon luncheon by the Farm Bureau Women and upcoming cheese awards.
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Harold E. Calbert
Department of Dairy and Food Industries
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Calbert
Association
the Farm Bureau
Mother Objects To School Tests In Manasquan
A Manasquan mother, Mrs. John J. Bannigan, claims school psychological tests pry into private family life and accuse lazy teachers. State officials say tests aid curriculum planning and do not snoop. She wrote to the governor and education commissioner blasting the program as intrusive.
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Manasquan, N.J
John J. Bannigan
John
Johnny
Next Week's Cafeteria Menus For High School Students
The editor presents the upcoming week's school cafeteria menus to help mothers plan evening meals. Monday features creamed chipped beef with mashed potatoes and buttered green beans. Tuesday offers hot dog sandwich and lettuce salad with apple crisp. Wednesday serves South Dakota dinner with relishes and sliced apricots. Thursday includes turkey with gravy, whipped potatoes, cranberry relish, vegetables, gingerbread cake. Friday presents salmon patty with creamed potatoes, carrots and peas, cookies.
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South Dakota
Christmas Stocking Drives Confusion Over Fund Origins
A Madison Empty Stocking Fund emblem appeared on a donation intended for the local program started by the Woman's Club and funded by United Fund. City leaders insist no fund appeal is made by the stocking drive as support comes from the United Campaign in Monroe. Donations to bolster the fund are welcomed to aid area families during the holidays. The Madison Empty Stocking Fund marathon on Channel 3 runs from 10 30 p m to noon tomorrow.
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Beteen Monroe
Madison
Woman’s Club
United Fund
United Campaign
Monroe
Channel 3
Postmen To Get Longer Christmas Weekend
Washington postmaster general John A. Gronouski announced a suspension of normal mail deliveries on Saturday December 26 to grant postal workers a three day Christmas weekend at minimal government cost. Compensatory days off will be given the following week with substitute workers hired to cover. The plan aims to save three to four million dollars while most of the 590000 postal employees will enjoy the extended weekend. post offices will operate a two hour window for business firms on December 26.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Peron Faces Ultimatum Over Return to Argentina
In Madrid a Spanish ultimatum orders Juan Peron to quit politics or leave Spain within a month as authorities expel his political collaborators involved in his failed bid to return to South America. Manuel Fraga said the notice would be delivered Sunday in a letter.
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Madrid
Juan Peron
Spain
Peron
South America
Manuel Fraga
Beck Returns To Home Town
Beck, 70, former Teamsters president and paroled convict, arrived in Seattle after being released on Friday from McNeil Island. He said he would live in Seattle to handle affairs including real estate, and planned a news conference to outline his plans. He served part of a five year sentence for filing a false tax return and will be on federal and state parole, while drawing a $50,000 annual pension from the Teamsters.
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Seattle
Wash
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Puget Sound
Steilacoom
Here
George Kargianis
Kargianis
Teamsters
Salvation Army Campaign Totals $205.84 in Monticello Drive
Monticello news note reports Salvation Army chairwoman Mrs Elsa Voegels announces $205.84 raised in a recent drive sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Co chairwoman Mrs R A Woodruff led a team including Mines Thomas Brusveen Joseph Legler James F Dooley John D Zimmerman Clarence Blumer M E Lynn and Jacob Voegeli.
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Monticello
Elsa Voegels
Salvation Army
American Legion Auxiliary
R. A. Woodruff
Thomas Brusveen
Joseph Legler
James F. Dooley
John D. Zimmerman
Clarence Blumer
M. E. Lynn
Jacob Voegeli
Wisconsin Likely Subsidy Aims to Spur Growth
Gov elect Warren Knowles backs a plan urging a subsidy to boost Wisconsin industry. The report from a special task force calls for sales tax expansion, state department reorganization, and new 100 member committees to push industrial growth and remove personal property taxes on livestock and inventories.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Knowles
Department of Resource Development
Milwaukee
Frank Zeidler
Zeidler
Lions Meet As Monroe Club Sets Holiday Gift Swap
The Monroe Lions Club invites members to a regular meeting on Monday December 14 at 6 30 pm at the Swiss Wheel venue. Attendees are asked to bring a wrapped gift not to exceed $1, humorous or otherwise.
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Monroe Lions Club
Times Classified Ads Score a Victory Again
Two hounds left home recenty were found north west of the Junction House about ten miles from home. A hired hand saw them, brought them home, and read Mrs Barth's Monroe Evening Times classified ad. The dogs are friendly and ride easily. Call 325-5101 to place or claim an ad.
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Junction House
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