Sixteen Month Time Limit Set In Reserve Plan
The Pentagon aims to complete a sweeping reorganization of Army Reserve forces within about 16 months with an objective date of end of March 1966. Guard and Reserve units face transfer to expanded National Guard structures as 150 000 reservists and units are moved, with a preliminary troop list due by mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
National Guard
Army Reserve
Associated Press
Army
Robert S. McNamara
South
Stock Market Decline Breaks Broad Loss Across Sectors
In New York heavy selling pushed the market lower this afternoon with key stocks slipping from fractions to about 3 points. Industrials across steels motors rails chemicals airlines retail tobacco electronics drugs and aerospace fell, while gold mining stocks rose as investors seek refuge amid a down market and a world price rise proposal. The decline followed a breach of the Dec 1 support level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Fund Drive Seeks Final Envelopes in Monroe
L. J. Schroeder, chairman, urged businessmen to ensure all United Fund envelopes are turned in to close out the Monroe drive before January 1. Contributions can be made at Monroe banks. This year’s goal is 19475 and collectors hope to reach it if all envelopes are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Schroeder
United Fund
Schroeder
Monroe United Fund
Monroe Bank
Just 20 Years Ago Once Powerful Man Recalls Great Battle
Retired Gen Hasso E von Manteuffel recalls the Battle of the Bulge during a 1944 Ardennes offensive visit. The 67 year old decorated German commander praises U S Army bravery at St Vith and Bastogne and notes Hitler underestimation of 1944 conditions. He discusses camouflaged moves and the pursuit of strategic surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hasso E. von Manteuffel
Germany
5Th Panzer
Ardennes Forest
von Manteuffel
U.S. Defense Department
Camou
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Meuse
St. Vith
U. S
Bastogne
U.S
The World in 1964 bound volume from The Monroe Times
The Monroe Evening Times with AP offers 300 page living history volume The World in 1964 for $3. Reserve by calling or writing. Pressing in January, ready in February, includes 200 photos with 12 color pages. Gift options offered with Christmas letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
Associated Press
Youth To Face Mental Testing In Co ed Slaying
Lancaster Circuit Judge orders a mental examination for 19 year old John A. Treglown charged with first degree murder in the Dec 8 shooting of Kathleen Moan, Platteville State University homecoming queen. The exam is to determine trial competence. two psychiatrists named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Richard Orton
John A. Treglown
Platteville State University
Kathleen Moan
Orton
Tregtown
James Hafferty
Grant County
E. J. Morse Jr
Treglown
Dubuque
Iowa
Morse
R. F. Roggensack
Milton Melhouse
Melhouse
Albert Lorenz
Eau Clairé
Leigh Roberts
Madison
Richard M. Lee
Miss Moan
Belvidere
Ill
Killed in Hillside Hotel Fire in Madison Indiana
Fire swept the Hillside Hotel on the Ohio River bluff killing at least one person and hospitalizing five others. About 100 guests fled through windows or dropped from ledges and pipes while owner John Lucht sheltered guests in his nearby home. Fire officials suspected the blaze began in the kitchen area. cause unavailable. Madison, Indiana, population 8,000, lies 50 miles northeast of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Ohio River
Harold Lehrig
John Lucht
Indiana
Louisville
Remembering Charlie Ross A Star Student In Independence
In Independence Missouri former president Harry Truman and first lady Bess were noted as good students in Mrs W L C Palmer s Latin and mathematics classes at Independence High School A gifted classmate Charlie Ross later became a famed newspaperman and presidential press secretary He died in 1950 Palmer 89 recalls the trio s early ties from a Truman High dedication and a few recollections from her age defying memory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Harry Truman
Bess Wallace
Charlie Ross
Charlie
W.L. C. Palmer
Independence High School
United States
Ross
Harry
Bess
Palmer
Truman
Truman High School
Victoria Style
Presbyterian Church
Independence High
Monroe Blood Drive Exceeds Quota With Two Gallon Recipients
A Monroe bloodmobile visit yielded 136 pints, beating the December quota of 125. Forest Riese and Phillip Vander Velden reached Two Gallon status with 16 pints each, while six locals earned One Gallon eligibility. A total of 152 people donated, 16 rejected. 100 letters urged further giving, and planning for a March follow up is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Forest H. Riese
16Th Street
Phillip N. Vander Velden
16Th Avenue
Vandervelden
Riese
Robert Zimmerman
Juda
Donald Storck
Vernon Elmer
Louis Oostdik
Willis W. Kolden
Roger H. Babler
Route 4
Roe
Russell Ritter
St. Clare Hospital
Eugene Ploessl
Jaycette
Roy Chesebro
T. Roy Evenson
Mmes
Clara Thompson
Ruth Stuart
Mary Will
Merlin Olson
Daniel Brennan
Cody Murray
Edward Zupanc
Ann Kempfer
Helda Ellingson
Re election seeks by Clerk and City Attorney
City Atty William J. Schmitz and City Clerk Freda M. Bray announce campaigns for re election on April ballot. Bray seeks eighth consecutive term. Schmitz seeks his third. Other announced 1965 candidates include Thomas R. Smith James C. Volkert and Olin E. Flisram, the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Schmitz
Freda M. Bray
Bray
James Bray
Frank Buehler
Glenn S. Soseman
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Soseman
Schmitz
Monroe
Monroe High School
Notre Dame University
South Bend
College of Commerce
Wisconsin State Bar
Viney and Schmitz
Thomas R. Smith
James C. Volkert
Olin E. Flisram
Flisram
Lincoln School Ice Rink Opens At Linden School
James Mauermann, park and recreation director, announced Linden School skating rink opens at 4 p.m. with hours 4 to 5 15 and 7 to 9 weekdays. Saturday hours include 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 to 5 15 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday 1 to 5 15 and 7 to 9 p.m. Closed Christmas Eve New Year’s Eve and on nights of home basketball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mauermann
Linden School
Canada approves new flag 163 to 78 clears first hurdle
The House of Commons voted 163 to 78 to approve Canada’s maple leaf flag, sending the measure to the Senate. If passed, Queen Elizabeth II would proclaim the new banner as the national flag replacing the Red Ensign. French Canadians oppose, arguing it marks English domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Senate
Britain
William C. Ramsey 89 Dies in Albany Iowa
William C. Ramsey age 89 of Albany died at 2 42 a m today at St Care hospital after a short illness He lived with his niece Mrs Roe Bartlett and is survived by a daughter two sons and two grandchildren He was born August 1 1875 in Marion Kansas and moved to Green County in 1894 Funeral services are set for 2 pm Thursday at Sharer funeral home Albany with Rev Tom Chinn officiating Burial will be in Attica Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Ramsey
Albany
John Ball
Green County Welfare Department
St. Care Hospital
Roe Bartlett
Mr. Ramsey
Marion
Kan
Alexander D
Mary Ellen Noland Ramsey
Kansas State
Green County
William C
Mary Ellen Jones
David Arley
Beloit
William Robert
Dixon
Ill
E. Q. Knapp
Oelwein
Frank
Sharer Funeral Home
Tom Chinn
Methodist Church
Attica
Longtime Racine politician dies after illness
Randolph Run den 67 longtime Racine County figure dies in Racine hospital after a long illness. Since 1935 he had chaired the town of Nor way and served nine terms as Racine County Board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Randolph Runden
Racine County
Norway
Junior High Plans Christmas Concert and Play
The Junior High School will host a Christmas program next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium featuring the 73 piece Cadet Band under Allan F. Barnard performing A Christmas Concert and The Christmas Angel by Mrs. Albert Hodgman. The cast includes Jeanne, Patricia Miller, Pierre, James Kosek, and others in a tale of a young boy’s search for a white angel as a guardian figure, with musical selections and bells enhancing the festive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Ruf
Alice Tyler
Hester Schwartz
Dorothy Holyoke
James Plymire
Harriet Stair
Mmes
Wilma Kundert
Leland Ruff
Nellie Engles
Barbara Leck
Ethel Hoover
Marie Karlen
Gerhard Gruenberg
Helen Brown
Mavis Robertson
Shirley Dearth
Sharon Hanson
Betty Newcomer
Joyce Hughes
Barbara Huber
Mary Jane Florek
Margie Kessenich
Dorothy Schott
Nancy Spoerry
Irene Bennett
Helen Zilmer
Grace Schroeder
C. Gene Hennager
Hennager
Vernon Schillinger
Red Cross
Allan F. Barnard
Albert Hodgman
Tom Peterson
Patches
Anton
the Shining
Jeanne
Patricia Miller
Pierre
James Kosek
Jacques
Gregory Wuetrich
Denise
Mary Jo Goecks
Roxann Kleckler
Paul Grossen
Daniel Schuette
Steven Rosa
Marcia Wells
Debra Schmidt
Mary Etter
Martha
Carol Rudhti
Anto
Patches Steven Elmer
Reynolds Signs Golden Agers Tax Relief Law
Governor John W. Reynolds signed a 1963 legislative bill into law to grant property tax relief to residents over 65 with annual incomes of $3,000 or less. The measure corrects a prior act that set the limit at $6,000, passing as a bipartisan correction in the windup session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Plan for Allied consultations on world problems and nuclear command
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged frequent deputy foreign minister meetings among NATO allies to coordinate policies on Southeast Asia and the Vietnam war. He backed a multilateral force with nuclear tipped Polaris missiles and noted Britain may support an Atlantic variant, while France was largely excluded from planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ochiltree
Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Rush
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Free World
Southeast Asia
Rusk
Viet Nam
NATO
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Hague
France
Charles de Gaulle
Patrick Gordon
Walker
Gerhard Schroeder
Germany
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Ronnie
Ronnie Joersz
Mandan
N.D
Shriner’s Hospital
Minneapolis
Hal Boyle
John
Harry F. Rosenthal
Riese, Vander Velden
Mrs. Bray
Lincoln School
William Ramsey
Runden
Gov. Reynolds
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