Injuries Fatal To Area Man
Complications from injuries in a 1963 automobile crash caused the death Friday night December 13 of James L. Andrews 39 Route 1 Orangeville Illinois. He was paralyzed from the waist down after the accident in April 1963 and had worked as a cheese maker in the Davis area before moving to rural Orangeville with his family in 1964. He is survived by his widow Joyce a son and three daughters, his parents and siblings. Services will be Monday in Stnessy Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Monroe.
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James L. Andrews
Route 1
Orangeville
Andrews
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Davis, Ill
James L
Marshall
Agnes Kurth Andrews
Argyle Area
Argyle Lutheran Church
Joyce Bechtolt
Davis
Joyce
Ervin LeRoy
Karen Louise
Elaine Anne
Pamela Sue
Marshall Andrews
Monroe
Agnes
California
Leslie G
Joseph Lee
Chino
Calif
Kenneth
Mona) Pederson
John
Fola) Flannery Jr
Robert
Nancy) Schneider
Neil
Elizabeth) Black
William
Senator Roseleip Again Attacks Harrington Speech
State Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip faults University of Wisconsin President Fred H. Harrington for praising the New Left and for allegedly misreading Wisconsin readers. He says disruptions at Oshkosh and Madison show a need for a new UW president who inspires education not disruption.
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University of Wisconsin
Fred H. Harrington
Wisconsin
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Harrington
Milwaukee
Con
Roseleip
Oshkosh
Dr. Harrington
Cvis
Sen. Roseleip
Madison
Communist Party of North Vietnam
Larry Newcomer Suffers Injury in Truck Crash
Larry Newcomer age 16 of Browntown suffered a scalp laceration and brain concussion when the truck he was driving rolled over on a gravel road near his home. He wandered four miles to South Wayne, was found by police, and taken to St. Clare Hospital in good condition today. Green County sheriff’s department located the damaged truck. Also, Darrell Hammarley, Stanford, Calif., recipient of two transplanted hearts, died Friday from a brain blood clot.
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Larry Newcomer
Route 1
Browntown
Maurice F. Newcomer
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Green County Sncral
Stanford
Calif
Darrell Hammarley
Fire Chief Warns of Christmas Tree Fire Hazards
Fire Chief Joe Benkert urges a fire safe Christmas with fresh trees in water, trunk trimmed, away from heat sources, and properly lit. He advises UL labeled lights, checking cords for frays, and discarding the tree promptly after Christmas to keep escape routes clear.
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Joe Benkett
Benkert
Underwriter’s Laboratories
Zip Code Urged To Speed Mail In Monroe
Postmaster R J Myers urges proper ZIP Codes to speed parcel post in Monroe with a record holiday volume expected. He notes that 75 percent of packages already include codes and explains that the three digit prefix 535 links to the Madison sectional center, guiding routing for Monroe and nearby offices.
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Parcel Post
R. J. Myers
Monroe
Myers
Madison
Monticello
Brodhead
New Glarus
Sounds of Christmas at Monroe Junior High Tuesday
The Seventh and Eighth Grade Bands, Mixed Chorus, and Girls Glee Club of Monroe Junior High present Sounds of Christmas in the auditorium on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Allan F Barnard directs the bands, Maynard Heins directs the choruses. Debra Krauss is the piano accompanist for the choir and glee club segments.
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Monroe Junior High School
Allan F. Barnard
Maynard Heins
Robert Stein
Mark Liedschlag
Tracy Kummer
James Lee
Lynn Severson
F. Handel
Utrecht
Lallay
Irving Berlin
Deborah Krauss
Gerhard Schroth
Jay Anderson
la Trulla
Rafael Hernandez
Noah Krauss
Charles Spinney
Wolfgang Mozart
Cheri Ault
Debra Hasler
Jeanne Ludwig
Barbara Marty
Christine Rupnow
Luann Montgomery
Christmas Time For Saving a Life
Christmas time demands blood donations as accidents rise in winter. The note urges giving a pint of blood as a gift to save a life, with donation hours listed as 1 to 6 a Turner Hall on Tuesday December 17.
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Jaycettes
Turner Hall
Times
Rich Cat Death Leaves Owner $15000 Richer
In Chicago AP report Rich Cat Flat Nose died leaving owner William Fields about 15000, the money to be inherited after all five cats perished. Flat Nose would have been 200 in Christmas terms and the owner plans a funeral and to stay in the building, aging and friends sparse. The money remains untouched as Fields lives on social security and a WWI pension as the cats dwindle.
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Chicago
Flat Nose
William J. Fields
Fields
Margaret Montgomery
Montgomery
Madison Area Betting Crackdown Nets Two More Arrests
AP News in Brief reports two arrests in Stoughton and Madison on Friday as part of a Madison area football and baseball betting crackdown. Merle Johnson of Stoughton and James Weakly of Madison were released on signature bails with preliminary hearings set for Jan. 1. Thirteen others, plus a woman, were arrested Thursday on bets involving Packers tickets and UW football.
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Madison
Stoughton
Merle R. Johnson
James E. Weakly
Green Bay Packers
University of Wisconsin
Donald Simon
State Attorney General's Office
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Fred Blane
Bears
Vic Heuer
Don
Packer
Bear
Edelweiss
ASCS
Don Siedschlag
Keith Norder
Ken Norder
Jill Paulson
Paul Paulson
Gail Hubbard
William Hubbard
Pediatrics
Christ
Donald R. McNeil
University of Wisconsin Extension System
University of Maine
Glee Club
Rich Cat
William Fields
Dacca
Pakistan
East Pakistan
AP News
Washington
Frederick W. Ford
National Cable Television Association
Federal Communications Commission
Douglas Talbott
CxCablevision Corp
Atlanta
Talbott
FCC
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Clark M. Clifford
Vietnam
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
United States
Scranton
Mideast
Nixon
Israel
Kenosha County
U.S. District Court
Charles L. Cox
Glendale
Jaycees
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