Blizzard Halts Midwest Travel and Christmas Plans
A major blizzard blocks highways across the region with six inches of snow and drifts up to seven feet. Roads are impassable in many areas as crews work through the night and into today to reach trapped motorists and reopen routes. At least 10 deaths reported with hundreds stranded near Maryville Missouri and towns like Pickering and Grant City cited for heavy drifts and schoolchildren marooned.
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Mrs Stauffacher 89 Dies After Illness
Mrs. Stauffacher 89 widow of a founder of the Badger Cheese Co died at 11:45 a.m. in St. Clare hospital after a five week stay. Survivors include daughters Mrs Henry Kundert and Mrs Frank Fritsch and son Harvey S Stauffacher, all of Monroe. Stuessy funeral home handling arrangements.
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Monroe
Stuessy Funeral Home
Times to skip Christmas Day edition in 60 year transition
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish Monday causing a Christmas break and a New Year break. Staff will resume with Tuesday’s edition and then be interrupted again Monday January 1 for New Year’s Day.
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Landis Winner In Yale Contest
In a festive Yale area contest, Eugene Landis won the Jaycee Outdoor Christmas Lighting in the general category, with St. John's church Youth Fellowship taking top honors in the religious division. Wilbert G. May and Robert Stauffer followed in second and third place respectively, among a list of other entries.
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Green County
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Snowstorm Delays Birth Rescue In Monroe
Deputies Leslie Schwitz and John Burkhamer rescued Mrs Wand from a snow bank on Highway 69 at 5 30 this morning. She gave birth to an eight pound five ounce boy at 11 45 in St Clare hospital. The Wand family of Dakota later joined by their five children arrived in Monroe. A snow plow led the way with Walter Tertin and Ralph Erb driving.
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McParland To Fort Bond In Drunkenness Charge
State Senator McParland of Madison faces a drunkenness complaint and will forfeit a $10 bond. Police found him on a sidewalk near Capitol Square Thursday evening and he spent the night in a Veterans Administration hospital.
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Six More Killed In State Traffic
Six more people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes over the Christmas holiday period ending Friday at 6 p.m. The fatalities include Daniel F. Young, 47, of Eau Claire, in a collision with a semi on Highway 12 near Augusta. three youths from Kenosha hit while ice skating home on County Trunk E. David Hansche, 16, Sue Anne Des Jardine, 17, and her 10-year-old brother John. and Enoch Hanson, incident near Black River Falls while crossing U.S. 12. The truck driver and others escaped injury.
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Black River Falls
U.S. 12
Clever Stray Pooch Beats the Death Rap
Newport Arkansas reports a red mongrel with a near death sentence escaping from the pound. Johnnie Cockrill tried to have the dog destroyed but the animal leapt into his truck and now travels with him, defying his plan to euthanize it.
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Lions Club Telethon Brings Home Monroe Guardsmen
A Lions Club telethon at the Monroe Armory connected with Fort Lewis, Washington, helped reunite Co B guardsmen from Monroe and Mendota. Despite snowbound delays, families gathered with 91 relatives as 31 soldiers spoke by phone. Pfc. George W. Davis planned to wed Miss Phyllis Rosheisen.
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Wisconsin tax bill expands sales and income levies
The Wisconsin Legislature passed a tax bill imposing a 3 percent sales tax on items including furniture, appliances, jewelry, autos, lodging, meals, alcohol, and admission fees. food and basic services are exempt. Income tax rates rise for under 15,000 and slightly for higher earners. the 20 percent surtax extends to 1961 earnings. Personal deductions rise, withholding begins in February, and 65 percent of 1961 liability is forgiven. Local property relief totals $50 million annually, with inventories and farm livestock taxed half as much, plus higher taxes on savings and loan firms and banks.
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Railway Crash in Calabria Kills 68 on Treated Train
A chaos struck Catanzaro Calabria as a railroad car broke loose from a crowded three-coach train on a trestle and plunged 100 feet into a river bed. Police report 68 dead after revised tallies. rescue teams fear more victims may be found amid twisted steel.
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Tax Vote Clears Way For Double Deductions
The Legislature approves a tax revision enabling early filing by December 31. Taxpayers may use 1960 forms for a preliminary return and must file a corrected return by April 15. The 65 percent forgiveness for 1961 income taxes is available, allowing a double deduction on 1961 federal returns for those who paid state taxes in 1961.
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Nelson To Sign Wisconsin Tax Overhaul Next Thursday
Wisconsin ends a three year fight as Republicans accept Governor Nelson’s compromise. The plan raises about 165 million through a 3 percent sales tax on selected items and a 1 percent income tax rise, with withholding to start after setup.
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