Road Freedom Major Problem In Traffic Safety
Dan F Schutz Wisconsin motor vehicle safety director addressed Green County Safety Council urging balance between highway freedom and responsibility. He cited intoxicated driving, unsafe vehicles, and unfit drivers as threats and noted Wisconsin’s progress in traffic laws while cautioning that full agreement on steps remains hard. He highlighted implied consent and pilot training as potential program elements with Turn to No. 3, Back Page.
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Dan F. Schutz
Green County Safety Council
County Agriculture
United States
Schultz
Motor Vehicle Department
Schutz
Wisconsin
Dollar Days in Monroe Promoted by Local Merchants
Traditional Dollar Days specials will be featured by Monroe merchants on Friday and Saturday during regular store hours. Bruce Reichert and Lyle Sickinger serve as retail directors for the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. The Monroe Evening Times amplio serves as the medium to reach readers with local bargains.
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Monroe
Bruce Reichert
Lyle Sickinger
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Evening Times
Merchants
Monyou
Monroe Trade Journal
Council Okays 400000 Borrowing for Ramp Project
The City Council approved a 400000 loan from Monroe banks Commercial and Savings Bank and First National Bank at 3 percent interest to fund a new three story ramp with 216 parking spaces and future expansion. A public hearing for alley vacation is set for 7 30 p m March 15.
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Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Hilton Kirchner
Old Community Center
Old City Hall
Theodore J. Burgy Sr
Housing Authority
E. C. Hamilton
L. M. Johnson
Hamilton
Miss Louise Whitcomb Dies in Oklahoma City at 87
Miss Louise Whitcomb, 87, longtime Albany music teacher, died in a Oklahoma City rest home after leaving Albany in 1960 to live near nephew Walter Whitcomb. Survived by nephew Walter Whitcomb and niece Mrs. Richard Reardon. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Sharer Funeral Home with burial in Gap Cemetery.
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Albany
Louise Whitcomb
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walter Whitcomb
Anna Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Miss Whitcomb
J. H. ‘Mart’ Whitcomb
Treghree
Sugar River Parkway
Lena Morgan Whitcomb
Richard
Helen) Reardon
Arcadia
Calif
Harris H
Harry
Sharer
Burton Artz
Methodist Church
John Briggs Jr
T. E. Sharer
Gap Cemetery
Highway 59
George Hlavachek
C. H. Gelbach
William Pryce
Elmer Runans
R. Boyd Atkinson
Elwyn Kittelsen
Janesville
Milk Tours Set For PMA Members At Borden Plant
About 1000 Pure Milk Association members who supply milk to The Borden Co. plant at Woodstock Newfoundland will tour the ultra modern, world’s largest milk processing plant in groups on Wednesdays during February March and April. Tours are coordinated by Mrs Marjorie Hayden of Woodstock.
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Pure Milk Association
Borden Co
Woodstock
David D. Patterson
Borden’s
Marjorie Hayden
Patterson
Operation Masher Yields Heavy Casualties in Viet Nam
U S officials report more than 1100 Communist killed or captured during Operation Masher in central coastal plains. They call the drive one of the bloodiest fights of the Vietnamese war.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Nine Puerto Rican teens die in Florida farm bus crash
A farm labor bus carrying nine teen Puerto Ricans to Florida fields collided with a Seaboard Air Line diesel engine near Miami killing nineteen and injuring fifteen others. Witnesses described the bus wrapping around the engine as rescuers toiled to free victims at the crossing.
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Miamia
Fla
Florida
Puerto Rico
Edward B. Shaw
Seaboard’ Air Line
Shaw
Sheriff’s Office
Brodhead to Host Whey Processing Plant Curbing Pollution
Milk Specialties Inc plans a 300000 dollar whey processing plant west of the Goldenrod Creamery at 1107 11th St Brodhead to handle up to one million pounds daily over six months. The project aims to eliminate roadside whey disposal and reuse water from the Mill Race for cooling then return to the Tail Race. Local officials emphasize environmental gains amid state and federal pollution focus.
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Brodhead
Milk Specialties Inc
Goldenrod Creamery
11Th St
Green County Resource Development Committee
Green County
Pecatonica
Darlington
Milk Specialties, Inc
C. S. Pierce
Pierce
Bennett Wins Time Magazine Current Affairs Contest
Byron Bennett the son of Dr and Mrs David K Bennett was named Monroe High School local winner in Time Magazine current affairs contest. Nearly 200 juniors in U S History at Monroe High participated with Bennett scoring 92 of 100. The program’s top scorers receive certificates from Time publisher Bernhard M Auer.
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Byron Bennett
David K. Bennett
8Th St
Time Magazine
Richard Haney
Thomas Butcher
U. S
Monroe High School
Tim Mund
Don Barry
John Norton
Bill Babler
Don Elmer
John Etter
Dennis Schmiedlin
Bennett
Time
United States
Canada
Bernhard M. Auer
Moose Lodge Plans For Officers Meeting
Fifty two members attended the Loyal Order of Moose regular meeting in Moose Hall. Arrangements were made for an officers meeting to be held next Tuesday evening at the lodge. Cards followed the business session and refreshments were served by Edwin Haldiman and Clarence Rufer.
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The
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Lodge
Edwin Haldiman
Clarence Rufer
Groundhog Shadow Forecast Promises Six More Weeks of Winter
In Pennsylvania two groundhogs reported shadows this morning. Quarryville’s Lodgers claim the Slumbering Groundhog saw a shadow at 7 14 and Gobbler’s Knob’s Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow at 7 29. Both groups insist their hog is the original forecaster.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Quarryville
Southcentral
Thee Slumbering Groundhog Lodge
Gobbler’s Knob
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club
Punxsutawney Phil
Tip for Taxpayers: Finish Federal Return First
The State Bar urged taxpayers to complete the federal return before touching the Wisconsin state return. It warned that the state form hinges on the federal figures and doing the state return first wastes effort under the new simplification law.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe High School to feature Go-Cheesemakers musical tribute
Monroe High School Pep Band will perform Go-Cheesemakers at half time Friday against Stoughton High School. Walter J. Bober wrote the tune, Allan F. Barnard arranged it for 90 players, with Nancy Hughes singing. Barnard spent 150 to 200 hours on the full arrangement and parts.
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Cheesemakers
Walter Baber
Allan F
Pat) Barnard
Stoughton High School
Cagers
Monroe High School
Lee Mitchell
Bober
Barnard
Go-Cheesemakers
Walter J. Bober
Monroe
Monroe Badger Paint Store
Roberon
Nancy Hughes
Snowstorm parts of Ohio and Kentucky devastate region
The worst snowstorm in about 50 years battered southern Ohio and moved into Virginia after a path across Kentucky and the Plains. Deaths across the nation reached 145 with 47 in fires and heating accidents and 33 from cold exposure. Cincinnati had 13 inches of snow, Dayton 10, and Louisville 12.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Plains
The
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Southern Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Frankfort
Lexing
Monroe Woman Hurt in Mishap
A Monroe woman Mrs. Alvin H. Bahler 1745 Country Lane sustained a small cut under her right eye when her car collided with a parked car in the 1700 block of Country Lane. Police investigated at 6 35 p.m. and noted three other accidents earlier that day involving Samuel A. Rubi Beverly J. Graham Celeste R. Disch and Ralph Lt. Rott in nearby blocks.
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Monroe
Alvin H. Bahler
Country Lane
Mathew F. Eraser
Samuel A. Rubi
9Th St
Beverly J. Graham
14Th Ave
Graham
Celeste R. Disch
Route 3
Ralph Lt. Rott
Harvard
17Th St
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