LeMay Set to unveil plan for merging Air Reserve and Guard
Washington reports on merging the Air Reserve and Air National Guard with a January 25 deadline for recommendations. Gen. Curtis LeMay retires soon as Air Force chief. debate whether to consolidate into one force or preserve both bodies persists amid high level interest and Army parallel moves.
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Ruby Perham Funeral to Be Held Saturday
Private funeral services for Miss Ruby Perham 80 former Beloit resident who died yesterday in a Green County hospital will be held Saturday at Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home. Rev Gerritt E Mouw Union Presbyterian Church will officiate burial in Greenwood Cemetery. There will be no visitation. She was born in Viroqua daughter of Frank Eugene and Rosette Post Perham.
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Gerritt E. Mouw
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Frank Eugene
Rosette Post Perham
Viroqua
Injunction Denied as Rail Strike Delayed Indefinitely
A US district court in Chicago denied an injunction to prevent a nationwide railroad strike but ordered a postponement of the walkout indefinitely. The decision allows the dispute to be paused while negotiations continue, delaying potential service disruptions.
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No Edition Tomorrow in Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish tomorrow for Christmas observance and will resume regular printing on Saturday. The staff extends season’s greetings to readers and friends.
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Taxpayers May Get Statements at Office
City treasurer Eleanor B. Frederick announced that 1965 tax statements may be picked up at the treasurer’s office on Monday. The office will be closed Saturday and resume normal hours Monday. statements will not be mailed until Tuesday, December 29, delaying delivery to Wednesday or Thursday, December 30 or 31.
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Race Issue Called Case of Great Guilt by Church Leaders
Dr. Billy Graham said at a news conference that the race issue has become a matter of great guilt among church men. He noted some did not get involved until it became popular to take a stand.
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I'm Thankful To Be Alive Meighan Family Christmas Hope
Wayne Meighan, critically injured in a 1963 crash, lives with his wife and four young children in a Chester Pfund home on 2006 13th Avenue. Despite paralysis and a brain contusion, he cherishes a Christmas tree and a hopeful future funded by disability payments.
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Chester A. Pfund
Wayne
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Jolly Fellow
South School
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Platteville
Fritos
Santa’s Arctic Flight Opens Air Lanes for Christmas Eve
A whimsical holiday feature describes Santa Claus and his reindeer soaring from the North Pole toward the American border. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police clear air lanes with no speed limit as penguins seek Florida, while Mrs. Claus chips in with a bridge anecdote and Santa plans to give presents to all children this year.
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Thousands Left Homeless as Pacific Floods Batter West
Floods across five Western states left thousands homeless on Christmas Eve as a Pacific storm dumped rain and caused rivers to swell. Dozens died and tens of thousands faced evacuation while Red Cross, Coast Guard, and civil defense workers battled to rescue stranded residents.
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Viet Nam Soldier Awaits Christmas
A Christmas letter from Army Captain Don Masters in Can Tho Viet Nam describes a wartime Mekong delta Christmas. He notes a makeshift tree on sandbags, mixed American and Vietnamese children, gifts, and reflections on faith, home, and peace amid conflict.
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Robbers Hit Monroe Modern Club Tavern In Armed Hold Up
Two masked gunmen robbed the Modern Club Tavern at Monroe's east edge, fleeing with an undetermined sum, unofficially up to 1000 dollars. Owner Harold Pilz was bound but released his legs and notified authorities from Trucks Inc after a shotgun blast shattered a beer sign. Sheriff Deininger mobilized deputies as clues are pursued.
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Pop) Pilz
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Trucks, Inc
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President seeks postal rate hikes and pay boosts
President Johnson plans to ask Congress for higher second and third class mail rates and examines Civil Service and postal worker pay raises. Budget Director Gordon says the fiscal plan is well over the hump and will be well under 108.5 billion, with 97.2 billion spent this year. Gronouski announces modest rate increases and ZIP code sorting for volume mail, plus staffing to curb overtime and shuttering of small post offices only where service remains adequate.
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Congress
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Kermit Gordon
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Austin
John A. Gronounski
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