Chicago Plans 15 Year Drive To Solve Social Problems
Chicago outlines a 15 year, 6 billion plan to revamp neighborhoods, housing, schools, parks, transit, and the central core through 2000. Mayor Daley endorses a practical design for Chicago ahead with open housing, fair housing laws, and targeted redevelopment to balance racial change and keep white families from leaving. The effort calls for federal and state aid totaling about 400 million yearly, aiming to attract diverse, younger families while expanding opportunities citywide. The Near West Side features complex needs from prior unrest, shaping early zoning and housing efforts.
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Pltnicace
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Iverse
Near West Side
City Planning Commission
Draft Board Grants 3A Hardship Deferment for Michaels
Tom Michaels, 22, was allowed to stay at home with his wife Mary in Michigan as he received a 3A hardship deferment. Mary, suffering a kidney ailment, relies on a machine to cleanse her blood twice weekly, altering Michaels stance about service. Michaels expressed sympathy for those in Vietnam while accepting the decision.
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orIca. Mich
Tom Michaels
Michaels
Mary
Vietnam
Draft Board
That's One Way in Daily Doggerel by Clair Munns
A brief verse by Clair B. Munns notes that being ignored by others can reflect intention and popularity, hinting at social dynamics and the discomfort of public reception.
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Clair B. Munns
Fine Artist Series By Rev Olson Opens Renaissance Paintings
Lamar's note describes Rev Robert E Olson of Monroe Assembly of God launching a 10 part Great Christmas Paintings series. The first image depicts Botticelli angels and a Saint Luke verse, praising God as part of a Christmas message.
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Rev
Olson
Lamar
Robert E. Olson
Monroe
Sandro Botticelli
Orangeville Leads Lena Winslow After 68 61 Victory
The Broncos defeated the Panthers 68 to 61 to break a two team tie for first place. Orangeville moves into sole lead in the conference, one game ahead of Lena Winslow. Detroit firm American Motors Corp. orders sharp production cutbacks.
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Orangeville
Geville
Lena
Broncos
Panthers
Lena Winslow
Detroit
American Motors Corp
Historical Museum Open House at Monroe Church
The Green County Historical Society Museum in the Universalist Church at Monroe will host its first open house on Friday December 16 from 4 to 6 pm with no admission. Volunteers display items donated by county residents in the new quarters, including a horse hair settee, a 1840s Cadiz Township rope bed, a hand woven coverlet and quilt, and a rare 1837 Lovejoy pitcher bearing a print shop image.
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Green County Historical Society Museum
Universalist Church
Monroe
Brodhead
Cadiz Township
Sam Ball
Marie Spee
Kohli
Lovejoy
Prayer Breakfast draws 100 plus civic leaders in Monroe
Mayor Walter Ekum hailed the event at Monroe Country Club as a wonderful way to begin the day as over 100 civic leaders attended a Jaycee inspired prayer breakfast. Raymond Hollis of Greymills Corp urged leadership and faith guiding democracy while Orville Evans read scripture and Ernest Spring offered the opening prayer.
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Ollie Fink
Walter Ekum
Monroe Country Club
Joseph Urban
Ernest Spring
Orville Evans
Ray Gorden
Rural blaze at Endress farm under control after two alarms
Orangeville volunteer firemen battled a frame farmhouse fire at 6 30 p m on Monday. The blaze started in a debris filled store room and was controlled with minimal damage as neighbors removed most furniture. A second alarm at 10 p m cited defective wiring from a prior fire causing trouble. Endress lives on the Karl Kneller farm in rural Dakota.
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Robert A. Endress
County Plans To Request Bids On 6 Patrol Cars
Green County Board approves a six patrol car purchase and bids for law enforcement vehicles. It also endorsed a new welfare wage schedule under the state merit system and approved a cold mix plant for the Highway Department. The board rehired Meythaler and Caton as auditors and reappointed Joseph D. Viney as corporate counsel.
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Green County
Board of Supervisors
Highway Department
Kenneth Meyer
Ray F. Kaskey
Welfare
Kaskey
Welfare Department
Sheriff's Department
Meythaler “and Caton
Monroe
Joseph D. Viney
Health Insur
This is a Beautiful Place Miss Jo Roldan Finds Monroe Welcoming
Miss Joselyn Diangson Roldan of Estancia Kalibo Akla Philippines, medical technologist at St Clare Hospital Monroe Wisconsin, arrived after seven months awaiting her immigration visa. She earned a BS in Medical Technology from Centro Escolar University Manila and did internships at National Orthopedic Hospital and San Lazaro Hospital. Her mother, an elementary teacher, saw the hospital ad. Joselyn left November 26 and has been at St Clare two weeks.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Joselyn Diangson Roldan
Estancia
Kalibo
Akla
Philippines
Miss Roldan
St. Clare
Joselyn
America
Roldan
Centro Escolar University
Manila
National Orthopedic Hospital
San Lazaro Hospital
Wis
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Parakeets Roam Free At Feeding Stations In Neighborhood
Miss Charlotte Young, 610 16th Ave, cares for two parakeets that prefer roughing it indoors and visit her yard twice daily for five months. They eat separately from other birds at two feeding stations, joining sparrows and a variety of birds including cardinals, nuthatches, and blue jays.
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Sally Hoesly
Beng
Charlotte Young
16Th Ave
Marty Blacksmith
Miss Young
Roy Marty
Selma Smith
Women’s Army Corps
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Contary
And They Gathered at the Tavern Monroe s New Mexico Histories
Mrs. John Norton recounts Monroe's early settlement as she follows a doctoring of place names. The narrator meets Mr. Rattan on the hill near the square and notes the threshing floor near the Universalist Church. Paine and Andrick each claim New Mexico plots before Monroe is chosen.
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Green County
John Norton
Monroe
Jarvis Rattan
Universalist Church
Mr. Rattan
Ly- Brand
Daniel
Andrick
Paine
New Mexico
Christmas Chorus Delights with Handel Messiah and Carols
A Christmas concert opened with Hark the Herald Angels Sing as the High School mixed chorus performed selections from Handel's Messiah. Soloists Dennis Petzold Mary Burkhard Kathleen Bernet and junior high and high school choirs joined in a festive program with nativity scenes and piano accompaniment.
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John Duane
Dennis Petzold
Mary Burkhard
Kathleen Bernet
John Bauman
Karla Schmidt
Connie Benkert
Christ
Mary
Calyso Noel
Susan Schilt
Dave Bennett
Margaret Frantz
Mike Schmitz
Thomas Fenton
Richard Nondahl
James May
David Rufenacht
Toby Whipple
Janet Buehler
Barbara Frantz
Pat Bober
John Doane
Wives of U S Officials Allowed in Saigon for Holidays
The U S Embassy announced that wives of American civilian officials in Vietnam may visit their husbands in Saigon during Christmas holidays. Deputy Ambassador Porter set visiting from December 23 to January 3, excluding children. About 2,000 dependents were evacuated in February 1966 to Bangkok Manila and Hong Kong.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
William J. Porter
Bangkok
Manila
Hong Kong
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