Sowl Cited for 40 Years Without Lost Time at Wisconsin Power and Light
Carson Sowl, a district employee, received a safety award during the Monroe district Christmas party for 40 years with no lost time accidents. Other honorees include William Wartenweiler 35 years Oscar Johnson and Howard Johnson 20 years Ernest Messerli and Robert Hayes 15 years and William Schmid David Martin Marguerite Trotter James Johnson 5 years. Everett Ravn, safety director, presented the President's award for a full year without a disabling accident.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Monroe Country Club
William Wartenweiler
Oscar Johnson
Howard Johnson
Ernest Messerli
Robert Hayes
William Schmid
David Martin
Marguerite Trotter
James Johnson
Everett Ravn
Wisconsin
Underkofler
Northeast
New York City
Add A Million Group Holds Christmas Party at Monroe
The Add A Million group held its annual Christmas party at the Monroe Agricultural building with a potluck supper and card games. High honors went to Mrs. Clifford Prien and Robert Bump, low prizes to Mrs. Herman Durtschi and Roger Brugger. Members donated cash for Lyle Gilbertson, a rural Montello farmer injured in a November corn picking mishap.
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Monroe Agricultural Building
Clifford Prien
Robert Bump
Herman Durtschi
Roger Brugger
Lyle Gilbertson
Montcello
Cigarettes Auctioned After Seizure Crackdown
New York state tax department plans a brief auction this week of 48 558 packages of seized cigarettes. The crackdown on smuggling followed a doubled state tax to 10 cents per pack.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
State Tax Department
Readers weigh in on separate checks at restaurants
A parade of letters to Abby from waitresses and customers on who should pay and how to split checks. Debates range from mind reading to host selection and fairness in billing practices. Readers insist waitstaff often face confusion when groups request separate checks and some suggest individual billing is standard.
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Abby
Denver
Tacoma
Detroit
Fallen Arches
Queens
Los Angeles
Calif
Stock Trading Shows Decline in Mixed Market Notes
Early afternoon trading mixed with a broad decline from last week's peak. Steel shares edged higher on brisk construction demand while Du Pont and IBM fell at least 2 percent and auto stocks stayed negative despite GM's optimistic 1965 outlook. The piece also reports a Moscow tirade accusing Beijing of sabotaging communism in Vietnam.
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New York
du Pont
IBM
General Motors
Space Fizzle Is a TV First
Television coverage of Gemini 6 shows calm networks and steady narration as the mission veers from lift off due to pressure readouts. Jack King’s control room updates reassure viewers while astronauts remain inside the capsule awaiting safe escape.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Chicago
Jack King
Gemini Control
Chet Huntle
Space Team
ABC
History Highlights From December Fourteenth Past and Present
Today is December 14 1965 a Tuesday with 17 days left in the year. Notable events include George Washingtons death in 1799 Alabama’s statehood in 1819 Amundsens South Pole voyage in 1911 Denmarks sale of the West Indies to the United States for 25 million in 1916 the Nuremberg Belsen camps crimes justice in 1945 the UN headquarters land gift in 1946 and UN membership expansion in 1955 with Albania Bulgaria Hungary and Romania. One year ago Israel premier Levi Eshkol resigned amid party infighting.
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George Washington
Alabama
Union
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Joseph Kramer
Belsen
Oswiecim
United Nations General Assembly
New York City
John D. Rockefeller Jr
United Nations
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Canada
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
New International Economic Organization
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Rights groups plan march over school segregation in Milwaukee
Demonstrators staged an all night vigil at the MacDowell School site aiming to protest racial imbalance and planned pre school enrollment. Marilyn Morheuser was charged with disorderly conduct for attempting to aid another demonstrator during the protest and released on bond. The march from the construction site was to highlight civil rights issues in the city core.
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Morheuser
Milwaukee
MacDowell School
MacDowell
Marilyn Morheus
New Jersey Students Wrap 150000 Christmas Packages
About 280 Dumont high school pupils finished wrapping 150000 Christmas packages bound for American servicemen in South Vietnam. The drive was sponsored by the New Jersey American Legion which has raised $100000 to fund the project.
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Dumont
South Viet Nam
New Jersey American Legion
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