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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1964

Page

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North Will Get Job Corps Site

Washington announces war on poverty grants for Wisconsin. A Chequamegon National Forest center near Mellen will train 100 to 200 youths. Milwaukee gets $312,565 for family case work, and $260,028 for adult basic education across several colleges and schools. Senator Nelson notes two more camps on Indian reservations, with construction and fire‑hazard projects planned. Volunteers aged 16 to 21 serve about a year, paid $30 monthly, with post‑service $50 per month worked and job help.

Washington Wisconsin Milwaukee Chequamegon National Forest Mellen Bayfield County Social Development Commission of Greater Milwaukee University of Wisconsin Marquette University Milwaukee Institute of Technology Alverno College Milwaukee School of Engineering Mount Mary College Layton School of Art Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Clam Lake Little Clam Lake Chippewa Lake Milwaukee Area

New Glarus Firemen Answer Three Alarms

Village firemen answered three calls in 17 hours amid sub zero weather. At 6 30 last night they tackled a grass fire at Exeter Crossing near the Chester Disch farm. Chimney fires southwest of town brought two calls this morning. At 7 15 they responded to the Joe Gmar farm and again at 11 am to the Julius Eichelkraut farm.

New Glarus Times Exeter Crossing Chester Disch Here Joe Gmar Julius Eichelkraut

Nat King Cole Undergoing Cobalt Lung Treatment

Hollywood star Nat King Cole, famed singer and entertainer, is receiving cobalt treatments for a tumor in one lung. The medical care is proceeding as doctors evaluate the condition and potential outcomes.

Hollywood Nat King Cole

New Program Lets Army Reservists Avoid Regular Drills

The Defense Department announced a plan allowing 181,600 enlisted reservists to escape weekly drills by joining a National Guard unit or being moved to a ready reserve mobilization pool. Guard expansion to 550,000 total and a large reserve pool aims for an all volunteer force, with ongoing annual training or mobilization obligations.

Washington Army National Guard Defense Robert S. McNamara Army Reserve Defense Department

Interest Building In Saturday Game

Monroe Phillips of Chicago tickets sold out for reserved seating with general admission available. Fans urged to arrive early at the M Room office opening at 6 p.m. Jaycee game starts 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 8 p.m. Walter Babula plans lunch for Phillips team before they leave for Chicago.

Monroe—Phillips Chicago Walter Babula Phillips Cheesemakers Jefferson Monroe Jayvee Bill Norder Scott Haberman Lee Mitchell

Jewelry Store Burns In Downtown Baraboo

Fire destroyed the Nese mann jewelry store in Baraboo with ten nearby residents forced to flee in ten below zero weather. One firefighter injured, Calvin Pugh, with a broken ankle after slipping on ice. Origin of blaze undetermined. Merchandise loss around $20,000. Apartments sheltered at City Hall.

Baraboo Nesemann Edwin Nesemann Calvin Pugh

Mills Signals Support for Health Care Plan for Aged

Representative Wilbur Mills says he could back a Social Security funded health care program for the aged with separate financing. He envisions a payroll tax to fund benefits and favors Social Security administration of the plan, suggesting a compromise to end the decade-long debate by mid 1965.

Edmond Lebreton Washington Wilbur D. Mills Johnson Mills Congress House Ways and Means Little Rock Ark Social Security Administration John F. Kennedy General Treasury

Fire Destroys Gilberts Home in Rural Wisconsin Farm

Firefighters were summoned at 7:30 am to a house on the Giles Gilberts farm near Orfordville. The old two and one story structure burned completely though most furnishings were saved. Water supply difficulties delayed efforts as the blaze was blamed on an overheated chimney. The Orfordville Fire Department requested aid from Brodhead.

Brodhead Giles Gilberts Truman Olin Orfordville Olin

Don’t Forget Carrier This Holiday Season

The Monroe Evening Times will distribute 1965 calendars this Saturday. The calendar features a Will Rogers painting and his quote about newspapers. Readers are urged to show appreciation to carrier boys with a holiday gift.

Carrier Boys Monroe Will Rogers Times

Bring Me a New Car Yule Helps Comfort Sidewalk Santa

Jim Lamb reports as Philadelphia’s lone sidewalk Santa for Volunteers of America. Over four hours he collects donations and shares child requests while facing a chilly, buzzing street scene. Total take 9.66 dollars and one toy dart amid festive city activity.

Associated Press Jim Lamb The Volunteers of America Santa Philadelphia Cynthia

Verona man dies from injuries after railroad accident

Clarence H. Zurburchen, 48, of Verona and Dane County Highway Department employee, died in a Madison hospital from abdominal injuries after being pinned between two railroad cars while unloading salt from boxcars. Surviving are his wife Catherine Dunlavy, three children, seven brothers and three sisters. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Verona United Church of Christ. burial in Verona cemetery.

Clarence H. Zurbuchen Verona Dane County Highway Department Madison Zurbuchen Mr. Zurbuchen Springdale Township Dane County Catherine Dunlavy Monroe American Legion United Church of Christ of Verona Shirley Joan Ronald Herbert Calvin Huldreich Emil Ted Monticello Wilbert

Steels Spark Stock Market Rally Continues

New York stocks rose as steel shares led a moderate rally into a second day. Lukens Steel gained over 2 points, Jones and Laughlin about 1.5, U S Steel up around 1. General Motors Ford and Chrysler each rose about 0.5. Comsat halted after heavy order accumulation at 60 of 1 off.

New York Steels Lukens Steel Jones and Laughlin U.S. Steel General Motors Ford

Better Mail Those Christmas Greetings Before It's Too Late

Post master Russell J. Myers urges prompt holiday mailing and uses air mail and special delivery to ensure pre Christmas delivery. ZIP Codes streamline routing and faster handling for mailed parcels. All postal operations run a holiday schedule on Christmas Day with only special delivery mail delivered Dec 25.

Russell J. Myers Myers

Mt Horeb Folklore Festival Returns for Holiday Week

Mt Horeb hosts the 17th annual Folklore Christmas Festival December 27 to January 1 in the grade school gym. Participants from across the United States represent many nationalities, performing music, dances, crafts, and foods. Each day features a different nationality theme ending with New Year’s Day breakfast. Opening day highlights include the Hawaiian Islands and Budapest. Monday covers Budapest area culture. Tuesday features Scandinavian nations with a smorgasbord.

MT. Horeb United States Hawaiian Islands Budapest Sweden Norway Denmark

Madison Cheese Market Reads Varied Demand

Madison Wisconsin dairy market reports fair to good demand for cheese with single daisies adequate to short and other styles ample. Prices shown include ched dars 37 to 40.34 cents, 40 pound blocks 38 to 41 cents, single daisies 40 to 41 cents, midgets 40 to 41 cents per pound.

Madison Wisconsin

Wisconsin Bus Fare Hike Approved for Greyhound

The State Public Service Commission approved a 10 percent increase in Madison area Wisconsin bus fares for Greyhound Lines Inc. The decision allows higher ticket prices across routes served by Greyhound in the state.

Madison Wisconsin Greyhound Lines Inc State Public Service Commission

Training urged as 32nd National Guard faces realignment

Milwaukee Army spokesman says Wisconsin 32nd National Guard remains low priority despite full strength and intensified training. Gen Dunlap urges stronger recruiting to lift rank as McNamara realigns reserves. Underwood says impact unknown for months and Guard could include multiple formations beyond one brigade.

Milwaukee Army Wisconsin 32Nd National Guard 32Nd Defense Robert McNamara Army Reserve 84Th Division National Guard John A. Dunlap Washington Aderwood

Holiday Concert Will Be Tonight

South Wayne grade and high school annual Christmas concert takes place at 8 in the school gym. Featuring grade school, high school mixed chorus and the concert band directed by Erwin Wehrmann. Awards to top fruit cake sellers Linda Erickson Karen Peterson Wayne Krebs. Santa Claus will arrive with treats. public welcome.

South Wayne Erwin Wehrmann Wehrmann Music Room Linda Erickson Karen Peterson Wayne Krebs

Plans Set For New Indoor Pool At Monroe High

The Board of Education debated architect selection for a new indoor pool and approved a survey of elementary school structures. Three firms presented proposals, with costs for preliminary plans ranging from 1 000 to 3 000 dollars. A bond referendum may be delayed until mid 1966 and a citizens advisory group backs a 12 month pool use for the community.

Board of Education North School Allen J. Strang Weiler and Stang and Associates Madison Monroe High School Jack Kund Klund and Knutson Associates John W. Steinmann Steinmann Architects Monticello Klund Paynette Monroe Pool Woernmann Wisconsin St. Victor’s School Green County Monroe Strang Citizens Advisory Monroe Park

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Dennis Gerondale Marvin VanHorn Shirley Haur Barbette Burgy Janet Barbara Wedig Sharon Cheryl Cathy Casey Sharon Arnold Joyce Blunk North Job Corps Glarus Gilberts Aerd C.H. Zurburchen Whey
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