Zoning Study Group Forms Under Fuchs Leadership
Emmanuel Fuchs Monroe township supervisor was named chairman of a study committee to explore a county zoning ordinance. Douglas Yanggen Wisconsin zoning specialist will be guest speaker for the Jan 11 County Board meeting at 8 p.m. Others on the advisory natural resources group and county supervisors attended.
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Douglas Yanggen
University of Wisconsin
County Board of Supervisors
Yangyen
Myron Jeglum
Jeglum
Yanggen
Walter Rowland
Emmanuel Fuchs
Monroe Township
Riemer
Carl Jensen
James Schwoegler
SCS
C. S. Pierce
Stanley Knight
Ray Beckman
Thomas Thorp
Ed Bidling
Majer
Barn Destroyed By County Blaze
A barn on the David Black farm near Albany was destroyed by a county fire after a night blaze. Firefighters from Albany Monticello and New Glarus helped prevent spread to other structures. Livestock were rescued and equipment lost. an old milk house also burned. The farm was formerly the Frank Whalen place.
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David Black
Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Frank Whalen
Frautschy disperses dairy herd after 42 years on farm
Arleigh Frautschy and his wife sold their 32 Holstein cows and dairy equipment in a farm auction five miles southwest of Monroe. Prices averaged 395 dollars with Tricks the top at 605. The 100 acre farm netted to Richard Shallberg. Frautschy plans eight hour days elsewhere and remains active in local groups.
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Arleigh Frautschu Farm
Route 1
Public Sales Service
Miskimon
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Sud Hudson
John Freitag
Frautschy
Edna
Times
Ollie Fine
Arleigh Frautschy
Monroe
Valeria Grenzow
Richard Shallberg
Green County Safety Council
Tri-State Breeders Co-operative
Pete
Frautschys
Mary Ann
Roger Stauffacher
Glenn
Orangeville
Farm Bureau Opposes Wheat Sale Move At Convention
The American Farm Bureau Federation denounces a Department of Agriculture plan to sell government wheat to curb price rises. The resolution says secretaries use price supports to depress farm income and control markets. Charles B. Shuman of Sullivan, TL was re elected president for two more years as delegates adjourned the four day gathering amid critique of church leaders and certain economic policies impacting farm workers in California and the Southeast.
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Whicagu
Department of Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan
California
Southeast
Masterson resigns as Milwaukee World Festival head
Willard Masterson resigns as director of the Wisconsin State Fair to take over Milwaukee's proposed World Festival at a $22,000 annual salary starting February 1. He has led the State Fair since 1951, earning $15,000 plus use of a house on the fair grounds.
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Masterson
Milwaukee
Willard Masterson
Lights Out At Evening Times In Monroe Power Changeover
The Evening Times in Monroe was shut down for about 30 minutes this morning during a voltage changeover by Wisconsin Power and Light workers. Power equipment in nearby buildings was also adjusted to boost supply, causing most mechanical systems and the wire service to be inoperative from 11:30 a.m. to noon and leading to the omission of livestock markets that appear on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Telephone buzzers were affected, hindering incoming calls during the period.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light
Times
Dreams of a Grave Stone Lost to Purse Theft
Cherry Valley tale of Leo Ferguson and family whose infant John died in infancy and was buried with saved funds for a tombstone. After years of saving about 500 dollars earned by Ferguson and friends donations, Mrs. Ferguson lost the wallet with the money at the post office. Sheriff’s office had no report. The couple vows to start over and fulfill the dream when possible.
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Cherry Valley
Leo Ferguson
John
On the Way Up Detroit American Motors Chief Says
Roy Abernethy, president of American Motors, states the company is not in trouble and is on the way up when considering overall conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Motors
Roy Abernethy
Automobile Company
Nightmare in Viet Nam Night of Horror Ends With a Tear
Sergeant Igors Mocalkins of the 1st Infantry Division endured a brutal night near Lai Khe. Surrounded by Viet Cong fire, helicopter strafing, and artillery, he kept faith with a wounded buddy and signaled for help. A U S helicopter finally brought rescue as he confessed loneliness for his family and shed a single tear.
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Peter Arnett Lai Khe
South Viet Nam
Igors Macalkins
MaCalkins
1St Infantry Division
Lai Khe
Mocalkin
Mocalkins
Denver
Boston
Macaskins
United States
Latvia
East Europe
US Army
A.U.S
Maxwell
Ezell Cline
Cline
Spartanburg
S.C
Kenneth Maddox
Lawton
Okla
Maddox
U.S
Air Service Suggested Christmas Mailing Deadline Near
Postmaster Myers urges remaining Christmas mail be sent this weekend to ensure on time delivery amid high volume and weather risks. Air mail and special delivery recommended for out of town items. holiday schedules in effect December 25 and 26. Christmas Day delivery limited to Special Delivery and mail.
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Myers
Monroe
Postoffice
Janesville Plant Damaged by Fire
Fire damaged Norwood Mills Inc plant at Janesville city limits with sections of roof and walls collapsed. Fire crews from Janesville and nearby Beloit contained the blaze in about two hours. One firefighter was injured. Larry Nunn described a large flash and a first floor blaze. The 350 worker factory, built a year ago, planned a sprinkler system next week. The company also operates a facility in Sarasota, Florida.
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Jan Dovilie
Norwood Mills
Sara,Isota
Fla
Young Rodeo Cowboy Charged in Stabbing
A teenage attacker tossed a grenade into a truckload of U S soldiers in Saigon injuring 12 GIs. The incident occurred amid five days of terrorism as Saigon marked the Viet Cong National Liberation Front anniversary. The suspect fled but one American was seriously hurt.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
National Liberation Front
Kohler and UAW settle long running wage pension dispute
The Kohler Co and United Auto Workers announce a final agreement ending a 1954 strike era dispute. Back wages total 3 million dollars and 1.5 million goes to reinstate pensions, with payments starting January. About 1,400 former strikers share the awards as approval from the NLRB and appeals court is sought.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers Union Today
Emil Mazey
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Mazey
Kohler
Lyman Conger
Sheboygan Falls
Conger
Harvey Kitzman
International Uaw
Local 883
Gemini at a Glance the Historic Space Rendezvous
Splashdown of Schirra and Stafford capped the dramatic Gemini 6 mission near the Atlantic while Gemini 7 faced fuel cell trouble on day 13 in orbit with Borman and Lovell. Controllers confirmed power normal and the mission continued as Tass reported the flight to Russians.
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Schirra
Stafford
Atlantic
Wasp
Borman
Lovell
Howard Minners
Tass
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Fuchs
Frautschy Auction
Vaw
Viet Nam
Air Service
Janesville
Gemini
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