Johnson Tells Of Help by the In New Program
President Johnson says he has taken advice from Eisenhower and will brief the former president on late developments. He hints Eisenhower urged an economy in government and announces a Pentagon base-closure effort. Teodoro Moscoso is replaced as Alliance for Progress coordinator. Lopez Mateos and Johnson to receive honorary UC Los Angeles degree Feb. 21 then travel to Palm Springs for talks.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Congress
Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
Thomas C. Mann
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
University of California At
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Mrs Martha Marti 91 Argyle dies after long illness
Mrs Martha Marti 91 of Argyle widow of the former Martha Daniels died at Lafayette County Manor Darlington after a long illness. Born in Dirschau Germany June 9 1872 she was a member of St Joseph Catholic church Argyle. Funeral arrangements are pending at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle.
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Martha Marti
Lafayette County Manor
Darlington
Marti
Martha Daniels
Dirschaw
Germany
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Erickson Funeral Home
Lake Mills Woman Dies in Colorado Highway Crash
Jeanette Michel of Lake Mills Wisconsin, 56, was killed in a high way collision east of Watkins on U S 40. Her husband Albert 65 and daughter in law Jean Michel 22 Mansha Wisconsin were hospitalized in Denver with neck injuries. Drivers Mark Michel 22 and Bonnie Anerspady 21 of Denver escaped injury. State patrol said a passing maneuver caused the collision.
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Colo
Jeanette Michel
Lake Mills
Wis
U.S. 40
Michel
Albert
Inlaw
Jean Michel
Mensha
Denver
Mark Michel
Bonnie Anerspady
State Patrol
Marie McDonald seeks divorce from Donald F Taylor
Los Angeles actress Marie McDonald 40, married six times to five husbands, filed for divorce or an nullment from her latest spouse film producer Donald F Taylor after a 58 day marriage begun last November 1.
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Marie
Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Donald F. Taylor
Erhard Begins Talks With Johnson At Texas Ranch Visit
West Germany Chancellor Ludwig Erhard travels to Johnson City for his first full scale talks with President Johnson. The meeting at the Johnson ranch will cover trade the European Common Market and West Germany's views on Moscow negotiations. Erhard arrives at Ellington Air Force Base after an 11 hour non stop flight from Bonn.
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Tex
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson City
Johnson
Erhard
Washington
John F. Kenedy
Ellington Air Force Base
Lufthansa
Bonn
Rusk
Lewis Cutter
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Johnson Ranch
U.S
Moscow
Adenauer
Kremlin
Retired Judge Darling Dies on Manawa Visit
Retired Jefferson County Judge L. L. Darling died at 2 a.m. in Manawa Wisconsin from a heart attack suffered while visiting friends. He was 67. Darling was appointed by Gov. Kohler in 1930 and served 31 years on the bench retiring in December 1961.
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Manawa
Wis
Jefferson County
L. L. Darling
Fort Atkinson
Waupaca County
Walter J. Kohler Sr
Darling Presses Change of Venue Hearings In Several Cases
Darling faced multiple delays and cautions as judges heard change of venue requests in a series of cases. The hearings centered on where trials should be held to ensure fair proceedings.
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Sg Darling
Borgnine to wed Ethel Merman next July
New York actor Er nest Borgnine and singing star Ethel Merman announce plans to marry in July after his divorce from Katy Jurado becomes final in June. Both express happiness and love, noting their relationship as the main reason for the impending marriage.
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New York
Ernest Borgnine
Ethel Merman
Miss Merman
Borgnine
Katy Jurado
Slain Youth’s Body Returned to Parents Behind Berlin’s Wall
The body of 18 year old Paul Schultz shot Christmas Day while escaping East Berlin was returned to East German authorities by West Berlin. West Berlin police saluted as the hearse crossed the Heinrich Heine crossing, triggering a large protest from West Berliners.
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Berlin Wall
Paul Schulz
West Germany
UNO
United Nations Organization
Berlin
Paul Schultz
East Berlin
West Berlin
Heinrich Heine
East Germany
Mrs Maytag Stricken at 80
Mrs E H Ora B Maytag widow of a Maytag Co president dies at Newton Iowa at age 80. Daughter in law Mrs Dannerbeck of Scottsdale Ariz and son Fred Maytag board chairman died November 4 1962. Survived by daughter Mrs Mary Louise Macahill of Miami Beach.
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Ora B.) Maytag
The
Maytag Co
Jon Dannerbeck
Newton
Dannerbeck
Scottsdale, Ariz
Paul Dannerbeck
Monroe Hotel
Fred Maytag
Dannerbecks
Maytag
Mary Louise MaCahill
Miami Beach
Man Injured After Fall At City Hotel
Glenn Hanson, 66, resident of the City Hotel, was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 8 45 p m yesterday for treatment of head injuries and a concussion after falling down a flight of stairs.
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City Hotel
St. Clare Hospital
Goldwater Favored in Wisconsin GOP Survey
An Associated Press survey of Wisconsin GOP county chairmen shows Barry Goldwater remains the leading presidential contender in the state, though national support shifts reduce his national lead. Nixon and Rockefeller share notable support, with Lodge and Scranton also named as potential contenders.
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Madison
Barry Goldwater
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Arizona
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
GOP
Sam M. Hay
Milwaukee County
Hay
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lodge
Scranton
Michigan
George Borney
Key to Bowling Green Missing from City Hall
The city reports the brass foot long key to the city is missing from the mayor's office in City Hall. Mayor Robert D. Graham says it may have been borrowed or misplaced after hanging there for about 40 years.
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Bowling Green
Robert D. Graham
City Hall
Meredith to study in Nigeria after European tour
James Meredith, the first Negro graduate of the University of Mississippi, announced in Washington that he will travel through Europe the Middle East and Africa next spring. He plans to enroll at Nigeria's University of Ibadan for graduate studies the following fall.
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Nigeria
Washington
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Europe
Middle East
Africa
University of Ibadan
Wisconsin Supreme Court Agrees to Referee Gov Reynolds Powers
The Wisconsin Supreme Court schedules a January 9 hearing to review the dispute over Gov. Reynolds appointive authority. Justice George Currier orders Treasurer Dena Smith to show cause why the court should not reconsider whether Howard Koop and Frank Zeidler legally hold their posts and are owed pay.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Reynold
George Currier
Howard Koop
Department of Administration
Frank Zeidler
Department of Resource Development
Currie
Dena Smith
Supreme Court
Reynolds
Koop
Zeidler
Mrs Kantro 67 Dies at Evanston Hospital
Mrs. Frank D. Kantro aged 67 died after several months illness at Evanston hospital. Widow of a cheese dealer and longtime March of Dimes host in Monroe, she is survived by two sons and three grandchildren. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, Chicago, with services at a Chicago funeral home.
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Frank D. Kantro
Evanston
Ill
March of Dimes
Monroe
Frank D
Ollie) Kantro
Evanston, Il
Leo V. Koehler
Kantro Cheese Co
Kantro
St. John’s Church of Christ of
Monroe American Legion Auxiliary
Monroe Country Club
St. Clare Hospital
Marvin Kantro
San Angelo
Tex
Robert Hardaker
Marvin Rauscher
Miami
Fla
Bus Firm Extension Of State Runs Okayed
The Public Service Commission ordered the Peoria Rockford Bus Co. to expand local service in Southern Wisconsin. The firm may add routes between Beloit and Janesville and between Milton Junction and points beyond Milwaukee, with intermediate stops on State Highway 59 toward Milwaukee and in Janesville.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
Peoria-Rockford Bus Co
Rockford
Wisconsin
PSC
Beloit
Janesville
Milton Junction
Milwaukee
Truman shuns choice in New York vice presidency test
Former President Harry S. Truman praises Mayor Robert F. Wagner as an able public servant but declines to endorse Wagner or any candidate for the vice presidency. The statement signals neutrality amid political maneuvering in New York.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Cyprus charges Turkey at emergency UN session over cease fire
Cyprus accused Turkey of gunboat diplomacy and mass warship moves toward Cyprus at a UN Security Council emergency session. Turkey denied invasion plans and said ships merely passed between ports as clashes on the island persisted. The council adjourned without action or a date for another meeting.
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N.Y
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Mediterranean
Security Council
Zenon Rassides
Sesson
Adnan Kural
Kural
Greece
Monroe
Kassides
Foreign Office
Royal Air Force
Council
Rassides
RAF
Cyrpus
Britain
Farmers Urged to Prepare Records for 1964 Census
The Bureau of Census urges every farmer and rancher to assemble records for the 1964 Census of Agriculture. Farmers will receive a Do-It-Yourself questionnaire by mail in October or earlier, and a census taker will visit to review the form. This census provides the first farm count since 1959 and the first people-on-farms count since 1960.
Frigid Weather Hits Monroe Area Again
Frigid weather grips the Monroe area with subzero readings in the Midwest and Northeast. Temperatures rise only to seven above in the morning, with continued cold and light snow forecast tonight and tomorrow. International Falls logs 22 below, Hibbing 10 below, NYC 18 below as four inches of snow falls in Michigan.
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Midwest
Green County
Minnesota
International Falls
New York City
Michigan
March of Dimes Skating Party at Blue Star Rink
Blue Star Roller Rink announces a charity skating party from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Thursday night Jan 23 to benefit the March of Dimes. Prizes of 5 3 and 2 go to children selling the most tickets. Tickets available from Mr and Mrs Stacey Williams at the rink east of Monroe.
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Blue Star Roller Rink
Stacey Williams
Williams
Monroe
Cleveland Newsboy Inherits 10000 Estate From Silent Patron
Alfred Thurman a 13 year old newsboy in Cleveland says a customer who died last June left him an estimated $10000 estate. He plans to use the money for college and to become a doctor. He described helping the patron with water and daily tasks as with other customers.
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Cleveland
Alfred Thurman
William Stovall
Alfred
Gov Reynolds OKs aide training contract near Medford
Governor John W. Reynolds approves a contract to train 15 nurses aides for the Medford area. Training will occur at the Wau sau Vocational School under revisions of the Federal Area development Act at a cost of 2537 dollars.
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OKAYS
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Medford
Wausau Vocational School
Proxmire urges start on Midwest atomic accelerator
Sen. William Proxmire tells President Johnson that funding for a midwest atomic accelerator is a rare presidential request. He notes a Dec 20 White House meeting and urges a $3 to $4 million initial appropriation for the Midwest Universities Research Association project near the University of Wisconsin, despite doubts on 1965 budget inclusion.
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Washington
Johnson
William Proxmire
Midwest
Senate
Proxmire
White House
Congress
University of Wisconsin
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
Nelson
Midwest Universities Research Association
Pope Receives Orthodox Envoy in Historic Vatican Audience
Pope Paul VI met Metropolitan Athenagoras of the Orthodox Church for over thirty minutes in a historic audience. The talks, likely followed by the Angelus prayer, explored a prospective Roman Catholic summit in the Holy Land next weekend.
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Paul VI
Constantinople
Holy Land
Vatican
Athenagoras
Paul
Arthenagoras
Secretariat of State
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