Mrs Haack 51 Dies After Illness In Wisconsin
Theresa Schilt Haack 51 of Morrisonville DeForest dies after being found unconscious in snow by Milwaukee Road tracks on Sunday night. Funeral 1:30 p.m. at Evangelical Church Morrisonville with burial and visiting hours at Edwardson Funeral Home DeForest. Survived by husband five sons six daughters two sisters two brothers and 15 grandchildren.
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Arnold Haack
Morrisonville
Willie Anderegg
Monroe
Madison
Evangelical Church
Edwardson Funeral Home
de- Forest
Haack
Milwaukee Road
DeForest
Clyde Chamberlain Jr
Chamberlain
Theresa Schilt
Neodesha
Kan
Gerald Pfiel
Waunakee
Robert Broge
Anna Haack
Dennis’ Lawton
Windsor
Arlene
Ray McIintyre
California
Anderegg
Ray Bisman
Montana
Wilhelm Pigle
Cambridge
Rudy Schilt
Herman Schmidt
Whitewater
Argyle
Alvin
Monticello Notes From Mrs Curtis and Visitors
Monticello social notes list Mrs Ella Rindy returning to New Glarus after visiting her daughter and Dwight Zweifel. Mr and Mrs Robert Stauffer and son Ronnie visit Monroe relatives and call on Kate and Rose Stauffer. Ralph Getman and family visit Robert Getman in Stevens Point. Gregory Rinehart, UW student, spends holiday with mother Helen Rinehart. Ed Schmid, Rose Krueger, and Nellie Zweifel visit Edward Zweifel in Madison. Rent rooms via classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Ella Rindy
New Glarus
Dwight Zweifel
Fanny
Robert Stauffer
Ronnie
Monroe
Jacob Stauffer
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Ralph Getman
Stevens Point
Robert Getman
C. E. Stevens
Sandy
Mary
Barbara
Shorewood
Wisconsin
Gregory Rinehart
University of Wisconsin
Helen Rinehart
Ed Schmid
Rose Krueger
Nellie Zweifel
Edward Zweifel
Madison
Dear Abby column responses offer teen tips and etiquette guidance
Dear Abby answers two questions about teenage popularity and a book query, advising kindness honesty tact and self care. She confirms availability of a Dear Teenager book and explains how women greet with cheeks or lips. A desperate mother asks about parental discipline and Abby urges patience and kindness from the father and clergy involvement.
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Abby
Keene, N.H
California farm income tops 3.7 billion in 1965
Governor Edmund G. Brown reports California farm income for 1965 at a record 3.7 billion dollars amid ongoing complaints about shortages of Mexican labor. The note includes an advertisement line: Sell rent buy hire with a listed phone number.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
California
Humphrey to discuss Viet Nam with Far East leaders
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said Viet Nam will be a prime topic in talks with leaders of Japan South Korea the Philippines and Nationalist China during a four nation Far East trip at President Johnsons request. He noted no plans to visit Viet Nam. The visit follows Johnsons Texas holiday stop for Mrs Johnsons 53rd birthday at the LBJ Ranch where the First Family relaxed after a busy budget week.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
Japan
South Korea
Philippines
China
Johnson
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Waverly
Minn
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Austin
Tex
Texas
Lynda
Luci
The
University of
Two Rare Bibles Found in Kansas
In Baldwin, Kansas, two rare Bibles were saved from discard after 40 years. Fred McGraw of Overland Park found the Sommerset Bible of 1813, German Lutheran, carried to Pennsylvania by horse and wagon. He also uncovered Noah Webster’s 1833 first and only edition, once owned by Rev. H. D. Fisher of Lawrence, a Civil War Union chaplain.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Fred McGraw
Overland Park
Mary McCormick
McGraw
Allegheny Mountains
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Noah Webster
Webster
H. D. Fisher
Lawrence
Copper Wire Stolen Off Katy Railroad Line
Thieves took three miles of copper wire from the Katy Railroad right of way near Par sons Kansas. Signals failed and engine crews reported non functioning lines, revealing the theft along the tracks.
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Parsons
Kan
Katy
Mrs. Grace Cunningham Dies in Connecticut
Mt. Horeb native and sister of Orville Borgh Grace Cunningham died Monday in Fairfield Connecticut where she had lived with her daughter for five years She was born August 2 1895 married Aldre L Cunningham in Rockford June 7 1909 He died June 16 1957 She leaves a daughter two grandchildren and a brother Funeral services will be at 1030 a m tomorrow at Julian Poorman Funeral Home Rockford with burial at Willowood Burial Park An Eastern Star service will be held at 8 p m tonight and callers may view from 7 to 830 p m
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MT. Horeb
Grace Cunningham
Orville Borgh
Fairfield
Conn
William E. Sorensen
Cunningham
Lewis Borgh
Aldre L. Cunningham
Rockford
Third Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Julian Poorman
Robert B. Davis
Third Presbyterian
Willwood Burial Park
Eastern Star
Iowa Man Kills Protected Eagle in Self Defense
Harold Virgin of Burlington, Iowa, was cleared of charges after U.S. Attorney Richard Eagleton said evidence shows he killed a federally protected golden eagle in self defense. Virgin said the bird attacked him while he hunted ducks in Illinois on November 15, slamming it to the floor and stepping on it after being slashed by the eagle. An x-ray showed neck damage only.
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Springfield
Ill
Iowa
U.S
Richard Eagleton
Harold Virgin
Burlington
Virgin
Illinois
Eagleton
Mrs. Burns 84 Dies in Cuba City Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Burns aged 84 died yesterday in a Cuba City hospital after a long illness. Survived by three stepsons William and Austin of Shullsburg Thomas of Janesville. two stepdaughters Mrs. Paul Habel of Los Angeles and Mrs. William McCauley of Shullsburg. two sisters Sister Mary DeVota of Chicago and Mrs. Bert Meloy of Benton. Funeral at 10 a.m. in St Matthew Catholic Church with Rosary at 8 p.m. at O Flaherty Funeral Home.
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Shullsburg
Margaret Burns
Cuba City
William
Austin
Thomas
Janesville
Paul Habel
Los Angeles
Calif
William McCauley
Mary DeVota
Chicago
Bert Meloy
Benton
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
O’flahirty Funeral Home
Prince Charles Wins Duke of Edinburgh Award at Gordonstoun
Gordonstoun Scotland reports 17-year-old Prince Charles earning the Duke of Edinburgh Award after a year-long test. Headmaster Robert Chew notes the award emphasizes noncompetitive performance. The royal pupil's school history and upcoming Geelong School in Australia are highlighted. Constantine offers to cut royal allowance as Greece tightens spending measures.
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Gordonstoun
Scotland
Prince Charles
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Philip
Crown Prince
Robert Chew
Australia
Geelong
Athens
Constantine
Quill Rejects Offer to Play Finian in Rainbow
Michael Quill head of the Transport Workers Union says he has refused producer Harold Hecht's offer to star as Finian the Rainbow. He notes he will stay with TWU despite the level of the offer.
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New York
Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
Quill
Harold Hecht
Finian
Rainbow
TWU
Freshman Luci at Georgetown Nursing School
The text notes Luci is a freshman at Georgetown University School of Nursing in Washington and mentions a birthday wish to spend the day in bed reading novels given by White House staff.
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Texas
Luci
Georgetown University School of Nursing
Washington
Lady Bird
White House
Maugham's Ashes Brought to London for Canterbury Interment
The ashes of writer W. Somerset Maugham were brought to London yesterday for burial today at Canterbury Cathedral. He died Thursday at the age of 91 in the South of France, where he had lived for many years.
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London
W. Somerset Maugham
Canterbury Cathedral
France
Ritz Brothers Star in New Orleans Heart Attack Pause
Spokesmen at Touro Infirmary said Alfred Ritz, of the Ritz Brothers comedy team, was in poor condition after being admitted with a heart attack. The comedians had been appearing at a New Orleans nightclub engagement.
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New Orleans
Touro Infirmary
Alfred Ritz
Ritz Brothers
Erhard Praises Johnson Talks Strengthening Atlantic Ties
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard returned from meetings with President Johnson saying he was very much satisfied with the result. He noted the talks strengthened German American friendship for the good of the Atlantic Alliance and called the exchange more than diplomatic form.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Gemini 7 Crew Return After Medical Debriefing
Cape Kennedy reports Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell Jr. have flown to their Houston homes after completing the medical phase of postflight debriefing. Dr. Charles Berry said the men’s physical conditions returned to preflight normals and added initial data show that two weeks in space left man in good condition.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Houston
Tex
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Spaceflight duo to spend Christmas with families
Borman and Lovell will continue discussions about their 14 day flight and last Wednesday’s rendezvous with Gemini 6 after returning to the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. Officials say they will be able to spend Christmas with their families.
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Borman
Lovell
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Dr Barbara Moore jailed over forecourt dispute in Surrey
London report says Dr Barbara Moore observed her 62nd birthday in jail after she refused to promise not to interfere with a neighbor's right of way over a shared forecourt at her Surrey home. The judge gave no time limit for her detention.
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London
Barbara Moore
Surrey
Moore
Amelia
Dimbleby Relapse Deepens as Illness Ends Near
Richard Dimbleby, renowned British broadcaster, has relapsed and is sinking into a deep sleep as his condition worsens after a five year cancer battle. His son David said he is critically ill but not in pain, following a hospital stay at St Thomas’s. The BBC aired greetings from Dimbleby’s former programs and noted more than 7,000 letters of support.
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London
Richard Dimbleby
David
Dimbleby
Sir Winston Churchill
St. Thomas’ Hospital
British Broadcasting Corp
Classified ads bridge buyers and sellers in classifieds
Classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers by listing items for sale or sought services in a local paper. They encourage quick responses and direct contact between parties seeking opportunities or bargains.
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Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Monroe Evening Times
Desparate
J. R. Williams
W. T. Hamlin
Ben Casey
Neal Adams
Dave
Ben
Hansebard
Dr.casey
David Berg
Hans
Captain
BY Leslie Turner
Jake
Simbel
Nile
Cairo
Yunk
Abu Simbel
Algeria
Loua. Lode
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Khartoum
Freckles
Morty Meekle
Dick Cavalli
Priscilla
BY Dick Cavalli
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Kansas
Mrs. Burns
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