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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1964

Page

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Loss by Brink's Set at 223000 In Church Holdup

Brink's Inc estimates a 223000 dollar loss after three gunmen overpowered two guards and two priests at Divine Savior church in Nor ridge Illinois. The truck was robbed of funds from church and local businesses with a large portion likely checks and recoverable. Police describe the holdup and account details from the rectory and truck encounters.

Chicago Brink’s Inc Divine Savior Church Paterson N.J Hoagland Norridge Brink St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Joseph W. Tottingham George Gruber Divine Savior Robert Johnston Alsip Walter Morris Johnston Richard Burke Father Morris Father Burke Bernard Gendek Gendek Heinz Beer

Holiday Tree Pickup Planned for Next Week

The annual Christmas tree pickup will be held on Monday and Tuesday next week. Residents should place trees at street corner intersections to ease collection.

Wisconsin Senate urged to expand State Traffic Patrol

Wisconsin safety advocates and the American Automobile Association called for a rapid increase in the State Patrol to improve highway safety. They urged a $10 million accident prevention program, mandatory driver education for 18 and younger, and moving youth accident cases to traffic courts. Assemblyman Azim said Knowles directed concrete legislation for the 1965 session as Wisconsin's highway death toll tops 1,050.

Madison Wisconsin Wisconsin Council of Safety Legislative Council William Redmond Wausau Council Redmond Stuart B. Wright American Automobile Association Wright James Azim R-Moscoda Warren P. Knowles Azim

Buol Family Welcomes 12th Child at St. Clare Hospital

Mr and Mrs Andrew Buol Route 3 welcomed their 12th child Clarence Joseph born Saturday at 2 34 a m in St Clare Hospital The Buols have consecutive sets of twins Deborah Lynn and Diana Lynn girls and James Arthur and Jeffery Arnold boys The family includes William John Dennis Paul George Washington Baby Mary Ann Andrew Jr David Lee Clifford Lawrence and Barbara Louise Mrs Buds maiden name Ostrander Her mother born twins died Premature siblings and Kahne Lumber Co carpenter husband Andrew Sr son of Lawrence Buol Route 2

Andrew Buol St. Clare Hospital Clarence Joseph Buols Deborah Lynn Diana Lynn James Arthur Jeffery Arnold William John Dennis Paul George Washington Mary Ann Andrew Jr David Lee Clifford Lawrence Barbara Louise Bud Paulina Ostrander Clifford Ostrander Juda Andrew Sr Kahne Lumber Co Lawrence Buol

Laird Runs for House Republican Conference Chair

Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin announced his candidacy for chairman of the House Republican Conference. The post is vacated as Rep. Gerald R. Ford seeks to unseat Rep. Charles A. Halleck. Laird is vacationing in Florida with his family.

Washington Melvin R. Laird Wisconsin House Republican Conference Gerald R. Ford Michigan Charles A. Halleck Indiana House Republicans Laird Florida

Health of LBJ Listed as Good

The White House doctor reports President Johnson in excellent health and capable of handling duties. Burkley suggests a small weight reduction while noting his current weight around 205 to 210 pounds. Questions from newsmen and Burkley replies cover heart history and kidney issues with no residual heart attack effects and no ongoing kidney trouble since mid-1963.

George G. Barkley Johnson Burkley White House George E. Reedy

Soil Conservation Staff Praised For 1964 Work

James Schwoegler head of the Green County SCS office and staff received recognition at the Green County Soil and Water Conservation Supervisors meeting in the Agricultural Building. The 1964 accomplishments exceeded most projected goals in a record year.

James Schwoegler County Soil Conservation Service SCS Green’ County Soil and Water Conservation Supervisors Schwoegler Richard Newcomer Monroe Moose Lodge Ray L. Beckman Green County Conservation League Don Siedschlag Green County Ascs Joe Polich FHA Richard Camp Clarence Benkert Don Stricker Wisconsin Conservation Department M. E. Jeglum

Cheese Market Steady at Madison Wisconsin

Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady tone with fair to good demand. Small style offerings are short to adequate while large styles are sampled. price ranges cite cheddar around 37 to 41 percent with 40 pound blocks 38 to 41, single daisy and midget forms at 40 to 44 percent.

Madison Wisconsin

The Great Letdown Season Haunts Post Christmas Week

HAL BOYLE notes a yearly post holiday slump from Christmas to New Year when inspiration fades and people feel depleted. He describes mood, family fatigue, and shopping fatigue as the season’s toll, predicting renewed pep after January first and new resolutions.

New York Santa Claus

Priest Chooses Self-Imposed Exile Over Racial Protests

The Rev. John V. Coffield a 50 year old Roman Catholic priest from Los Angeles arrived in Chicago to begin a three year leave of absence protesting California housing discrimination he says prompts a scandalous racial situation. He says Cardinal McIntyre ordered him to remain silent on race and chose exile rather than quiet. Msgr. Byrne of the Chicago archdiocese said Coffield received permission to study at the University of Chicago.

Chicago John V. Coffield Los Angeles Father Coffield California James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Chancery Office Francis W. Byrne

Goldwater Praises McNamara On Reserve-Merger Plans

Senator Goldwater, previously critical, commends Defense Secretary McNamara on proposed Army Reserve and National Guard merger and on closing unused bases. He sent a Dec 14 letter noting initial disagreements but now endorsing the steps and the overall approach.

Washington Sen Barry Goldwater Robert S. McNamara Pentagon Army Reserve National Guard McNamara Goldwater

Mrs. Hanson 61 Dies After Six Months Illness

Roy W. Hanson widow Ethel Muriel Ableman born October 27 1903 in New Richmond she lived in Woodford Monroe and Clarno Township before moving to Monroe. Survived by husband mother daughter son siblings and 11 grandchildren funeral Thursday at Stnessy Funeral Home with Rev Robert Ruse officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. tomorrow.

Roy W. Hanson 22Nd St Ethel Muriel Ableman New Richmond Harry and Mary Mason Ableman Woodford Monroe Clarno Township Hanson Mary Hanson Alfred Betty) Sulzer Junior Hanson Jess Ableman Rockford Alfred Moore Marie Olson Leonard Pickett Beloit John Boelk Roy Miss Hazel Stnessy Robert Ruse St. John’s Greenwood Cemetery

Troops Rescue More Hostages in Congo Action

In Leopoldville and Wamba a force of about 70 mercenaries and Congolese troops rescued over 120 European hostages from rebels after a 250 mile advance from Stanleyville. Reports say some hostages were killed and cannibalism alleged on Christmas Day. William McChesney, an American missionary from Phoenix, was reportedly among the hostages.

Leopoldville Congo Wamba Stanleyville Congolese U. S William McChesney Phoenix Ariz

Co op Opposes Oleo Purchase In Welfare Program

Madison Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperative protested the U S Department of Agriculture plan to buy oleomargarine for distribution to the needy. Executive director Vernon C Struck said protest letters were sent to Wisconsin's congressional delegation. Wisconsin butter industry ranks second in the nation producing 308517000 pounds of butter last year 21 7 percent of national supply. The sale of colored oleomargarine is banned in Wisconsin and uncolored margarine is taxed 15 cents a pound.

Madison Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperative U.S. Department of Agriculture Vernon C. Struck Wisconsin Struck

Airlift Delivers Food and Repairs to Northern California

A major airlift ferried food and emergency repair gear into stricken northwest California as floods isolated 400 to 500 people along the Klamath and Salmon rivers. Dozens of helicopters awaited clearance in Yreka while crews planned rugged supply drops and evacuations in the high timber country. The disaster area stretched across parts of Oregon and Washington, with Oregon alone reporting eight thousand evacuees and twenty-five to forty million dollars in highway damage.

San Francisco California West Pocket Klamath Salmon Yreka Calif Oregon Yreka Civil Defense Bill Sowle Oak Bottom Washington Idaho Nevada Red Cross Salem Southern Pacific Mark O. Hatfield

Holiday Mail Service On New Year Day Here

Russell J. Myers Monroe Postmaster today announced holiday mail service will be in effect Friday New Year s Day No window service or city or rural delivery will be provided Special delivery mail will be delivered promptly and reasonable arrangements will be made to deliver panishable articles Holiday schedules for collection receipt and dispatch will be followed with no holiday service scheduled for nearby post offices including New Glarus Monticello Albany Brodhead Juda Browntown South Wayne and Gratiot

Russell J. Myers Monroe Myers New Glarus Monticello Albany Brodhead Juda Browntown South Wayne Gratiot

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