Fuel Oil Truck Fire Injures Driver in Icy Weekend Crash
Joseph Ardellini of Shorewood, 26, is reported in satisfactory condition at St. Clare hospital with severe burns after his tractor-trailer fuel truck crashed on Highway 11 near Orfordville and exploded. The weekend also saw multiple icy road accidents across the area, including crashes in Browntown, Monroe, Verona, and beyond, with five to six explosions reported at the Orfordville scene.
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Joseph Ardellini
Shorewood
St. Clare Hospital
Ardellini
Highway 11
Orfordville
Dickey
Brodhead
Edward Pingel
Janesville
Pingel
Donald Skogan
Albert A. Cordes
Madison
Grant D. Dale
Browntown
Sheriff's Deputies
Richard L. Witt
9Th Street
Donald Gordon Seffrood
Route 1
South Wayne
Highway 69
Witt
Seffrood
York Township
Robert L. McCullick
Blanchardville
Johnson Farm
Norris C. Ula
13Th Street
30Th Avenue
Monroe
Benjamin H. Brunkow
6Th Street
Robert A. Putnam
George S. Tracy
Putnam
Tracy
Brunkow
Wayne G. Obert
South
Wayne
Arthur E. Meyers
20Th Avenue
Verona
Katanga Leader to Speak at New York Rally
Congo secessionist Katanga Province president Moise Tshombe has accepted an invitation from Young Americans for Freedom to address a rally in New York on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Young Americans For Freedom
Telephone Party Names Requested
Lions Club plans a Christmas telephone link between Ft. Lewis Guardsmen and Monroe area families with 27 names confirmed. Relatives are urged to call Power by Tuesday noon to add missing names and ensure the 8 p.m. Monroe time hookup. A Christmas program will accompany the calls at the Armory.
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Ft. Lewis
32Nd Division
Lions Club
Perry J. Power
Monroe and
Green County
32Nd
Power
Hugo Voelkli
Cwo Voelkli
Fr. Lewis
Harold Lehnherr
Arthur Tschudy
Harold Gissing
Lawrence Wunschel
Richard Hassenfelt
Malcolm Marti
Jerry Montefelt
Jerry Dammen
Edward Kennison
Robert Riese
John Surrell
Otto Erzinger
Donald Neuenschwander
Chester Dillon
Rolland Coplien
George Crooks
Kenneth Holton
William Hummer
Gary Lehr
Danny McCool
Ronald Schwartzlow
Robert Babler
Paul Clark
John Borchardt
James Mulli
Amory
Dixon, Ill
Lions
Foster Whitehead
Freeport
Dixon
Armory
Stocks Mixed As Industrials Slip In Active Trade
New York markets showed a mixed session with gains and losses narrow. Alcoa rose about four points while Amara down about four and Unilever Ltd slipped slightly amid ongoing trading.
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New York
Alcoa
Amerada
Unilever Ltd
Miss Murphy Sells Milady's Dress Shop to Mrs Loveland
After 37 years in business Miss Nettie Murphy sold Milady's dress shop in the Eugene hotel block to Mrs. Co J. (Margaret) Loveland who will take possession in January. Mae Norton, who has managed the store the past 14 years, and Murphy who once taught school and served as secretary to Leland C. White helped open Milady's in October 1924 with wax figure Nafalda sculpted by Pete Emond.
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Nettie Murphy
Milady
Eugene
Co. J
Margaret) Loveland
Miss Murphy
Mae Norton
Milady’s
Leland C. White
Margaret Solliran
Magdal’s Jewelry
Nafalda
Pete Emond
Georgia Town Seeks Peace in Segregation Struggle
Albany Georgia launches grass roots effort to ease the 60 day integration crisis. Marion S Page and two Negro lawyers meet with Mayor Asa D Kelley and Police Chief Laurie Pritchett. Proposals include delaying trials for 60 days and releasing most of 400 jailed Negroes while Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and 265 others are arrested in a Saturday march.
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Albany
South Georgia
Marion S. Page
C. B. King
Donald L. Hollowell
Atlanta
Asa D. Kelley
Laurie Pritchett
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Cheese market in Madison steady demand ample supplies
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar cheese market shows steady demand with ample to more than ample supplies. Prices listed include cheddars at 36 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks at 3642 to 39, single daisies 17 to 38, longhorns 385 to 39 percent, and midgets 38 to 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Soldiers Ready To Start Leaves For Christmas Leave
Wisconsin's 32nd Division completed the first training phase and the next major event is Christmas leave starting Wednesday for up to 75 percent of the unit. Furlough runs 5 p.m. Wednesday to Jan. 4, with most 13 000 men returning to Wisconsin. Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Smith praised the division, warned against rumors of an earlier release, and noted plans for direct flights, trains, buses, and private cars after safety checks. about 600 travel by charter, 500 to 600 by private autos.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
Herbert A. Smith
Smith
Portugal Seeks U.N. Aid In Goa Crisis
Portugal asks the United Nations for help as Indian forces battle for Goa. In the Congo, Katanga Chief Tshombe signals willingness to talk, but fighting continues around Elisabethville as U.N. armored patrol advances amid heavy fire. Gullion flies in as Kennedy peace envoy to urge unity talks.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.S
Edmund A. Gullion
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Adoula
Gullion
U.S. Air Force
Kennedy
Elisabethville
U.N
Hearing on Fees To Be Tomorrow
A public hearing on the proposed ten dollar a month mobile home parking fee will occur tomorrow at 7 30 p m in City Hall during the City Council meeting. Two other hearings address a salary increase for the city sealer from seven hundred fifty to eight hundred seventy dollars and the creation of the office of municipal justice of the peace to replace the abolished justice of the peace post under the new court reorganization law effective January 1. If approved, an acting municipal justice is expected to be elected to hold the position until the April 3 election.
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Municipal Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Light Classics Messiah Offering Tops $112 in St John’s Event
The Singers Guild presented The Messiah at St. John's United Church of Christ drawing several hundred despite bad weather and overlapping Christmas programs. A goodwill offering of 112.85 was collected with proceeds to the Green County hospital Jaycettes for recreational facilities. Plans include another Easter performance and a future light classical program at Twining Park if the outdoor theater is completed. The guild has 65 members and held a tea for members after the concert.
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Singers Guild
St. John’s United Church
Clarence A. Seaton
Thomas Kerr
Norman Huber
Clarence Seaton
Guild
Lyle L. Olson
Darlington
Twining Park
Kennedy Rests in Palm Beach Amid Cold While Kennedy plans Washington trip
President Kennedy, suffering from a heavy cold, halted in Palm Beach on his return from a Latin American swing and will depart for Washington on Tuesday. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the pause en route to Florida came after a refueling stop in Puerto Rico, with prior signs of a cold in Bogota. The trip drew massive crowds in Colombia and Puerto Rico, while Berlin crisis questions loom for his next moves before a two day Bermuda meeting with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Washington
Latin America
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Palm
Palming
Florida
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Bogota
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Colombia
South America
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
San Juan
Berlin
Bermuda
Macmillan
Great Britain
Jaycees Seek Lighting Entries for Monroe Contest
Jaycees urged Monroe residents to enter the Outdoor Christmas Lighting contest before Thursday. Entrants send a postcard with name and address to Jaycees, Christmas Lighting Contest, Box 104, Monroe, or call 1032. Two awards are offered for religious and general displays, with the latter entering national competition to brighten the holiday season.
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Jaycee
Monroe
Jaycees
Chalet Cheese Co-op opens new addition and facilities
More than 200 attend open house at Chalet Cheese Co-op six miles north of Monroe as wrapping and labeling begin in the new addition. Kraft Foods plant in Monroe previously wrapped and labeled the output. Albert Deppeler, head cheesemaker-manager since 1948, oversees milk from Albany Juda areas and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalet Cheese Co-op
Monroe
Kraft Foods
Kraft
Patron
Albert Deppeler
Albany-Juda
Christmas Seal Drive Continues in Monroe Area
Wilma Heimann reports Monroe Anti tuberculosis committee has collected 1570.40 so far in the Christmas Seal drive opened Nov 20 and running through Christmas Day. Receipts trail last year's pace, with 3620 letters mailed and about 1400 returned. The group funds x ray and TB testing clinics, research, and education, spending about 600 on chest X rays and skin tests, and 60 on 1200 disposable needles. Mrs J T Etter Jr chairs the committee, Rudolph P Regez leads seal sales.
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Wilma Heimann
Monroe
J.T. Etter Jr
Rudolph P. Regez
Seal Sale
Burning of the Greens Set for January 4 in Green County
The Green County Safety Council sponsors the Burning of the Greens, announced by president Velma Mueller. The Monroe event will be Thursday night January 4 with Fire Chief Josef Benkert and firemen assisting. Jack Erb, city street superintendent, handles pickup. Trees and branches will be collected Tuesday and Wednesday January 2-3 from street corners.
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Green County Safety Council
William
Velma) Mueller
Monroe
Josef J. Benkert
Jack Erb
Nehru's Forces Seize Goa in First Day of Police Action
The United Nations Security Council was summoned for an urgent session as India launches a blitz against Portuguese Goa. New Delhi announced Daman and Diu were liberated, with tanks ships and bombers employed in the campaign. Portuguese forces withdrew to bolster Goa defenses amid air raids on Nova Goa airport.
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United Nations Security Council
India
Goa
Portugal
Damao
Diu
Subcontinent
U.N
Nehru
New Delhi
Bombay
Arabian Sea
Guatemala
Nova Goa
Circus Fire in Brazil Kills Hundreds in Tent Tragedy
A nylon circus tent fire in Niteroi near Rio de Janeiro killed an estimated 250 people and injured about 500 as 2,500 spectators watched a trapeze act. Officials suspect arson. many victims were children. The disaster, Brazil’s worst, rivals the 1944 Ringling Bros. blaze in Hartford.
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Interoi
Brazil
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Guanabara Bay
Rio de Janeiro
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Larry Holcomb
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Susan Goetz
Sally Simpson
Laura Young
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Dean North
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Georgia
Gen. Smith
Tshombe
Ndola
Rhodesia
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Ambros Mayer
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