Break-in at Dearth Motors Ties Up Weekend Police
Officers investigated a break-in at Dearth Motors on Highway 11 West where more than 300 dollars in cash was stolen from a service department safe. Entry was forced with a tire iron, and two safe locks were damaged. Police noted no other money or checks taken and linked no clear connection to a separate damaged truck transmission. Also 50 gallons of gasoline disappeared from Yellowstone Lake pump, with no sign of relation to the Dearth burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Dearth Motors
Highway 11 West
Dwight C. Coplien
Service Department
Coplien
Clarence Schwartz
Green County
Clarence R. Benkett
Yellowstone Lake
Benkett
Warren Commission questions Oswald widow in secret session
In Washington the Warren commission began secret interrogation of Marina Oswald, 22, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald. She arrived from Dallas accompanied by Secret Service agents and was questioned at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building by Chief Justice Earl Warren and the seven member panel. The commission plans no public hearings and will not admit newsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Marina Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Secret Service
Presidential Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Earl Warren
Special Commission
Groundhogs Out For Shadow Shows Across Pennsylvania
Two Pennsylvania groundhogs peered from their burrows and saw shadows before retreating, signaling six more weeks of winter. In Quarryville Gov Herr dispatched night patrols into 40 degree weather after a 7 09 a m sighting, while Punxsutawney club head Sam Light notes a 7 29 a m appearance on Gobbler's Knob that also retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milavlorma
Pennsylvania
Quarryville
Robert Herr
Herr
Sam Light
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club
Gobbler
Small Airliner Crashes at Gainesville Killing Ten
Ten people died when a crippled South Central Airlines Beechcraft Flight 510 crashed after takeoff from Gainesville Municipal Airport. The flight originated in Ocala and was bound for Jacksonville. Airline president Sam Coester confirmed nine passengers and the pilot perished. A city employee, D M Carroll, reported observing the plane about 200 feet high before the left engine failed and whined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
South Central Airlines
Sam Coester
Ocala
Jacksonville
D. M. Carroll
Six City Youths Hurt in Lafayette Two Car Crash
Seven of the 14 injured remained hospitalized in Lafayette County after a two car crash at Hicks Corners near Darlington. Monroe youths Joseph Ripp 13 severely head injuries and four others were treated at Memorial hospital. several others including Mrs. Mable Peacock and Char lene Lyne sustained cuts and broken restraints. Police say Mrs Peacock driving a carload of youths from a Methodist event collided with the Monroe team vehicle at Highway 11 and 23 junction. three ambulances and several doctors treated victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Monroe
Shullsburg
Hicks Corners
Highway 11
Darlington
Roelli Cheese Factory
Joseph Ripp
Gerhart Stricker
William Klemm
James Fritz
Ronnie Bradley
Charlene Lyne
Mable Peacock
Ripp
Donald Ripp
Memorial Hospital
Klemm
Fritz
St. Clare
Stricker
Mrs. Peacock
Miss. Lyne
Bradley
Randy Schwartz
John Gerhardt
Shirley Peacock
Betty Kittoe
Kay Holland
Sharon Teutschmann
Charles Melcher
Gerhardt
Kiemm
Highway 23
Schwartz
Wisconsin girl home after aunt kidney transplant
An eight year old girl from Hager City Wisconsin, Roxanne Johnson, returned home Sunday from University of Minnesota Hospitals in satisfactory condition after receiving a kidney transplant from her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Roxanne Johnson
Hager City
Wis
William F. Renk Dies at 88 In Wisconsin Farm Enterprise
William F. Renk of Sun Prairie died Sunday night in Columbus at 88. He founded the William F. Renk and Sons farm in 1936, expanded it to over 2,000 acres, and was a noted sheep breeder and farm credit leader. He served as state agriculture commissioner in the 1930s. Survivors include sons Walter and Robert, daughter Mrs Merlin Schultz, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Sun Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wis
William F. Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
Wilbur N. Renk
U.S. Senate
Winter Park
Fla
William F. Renk and Sons
Walter
Robert Renk
Rural
Merlin Schultz
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Schulz Seeks Assembly Seat in March Primary
Harold Donald Schulz Monticello street superintendent for six years and World War II veteran seeks the Republican nomination for the assembly in the March 10 primary. Schulz a Green County Legion commander and chair of local Red Cross and cancer drives faces rivals T J Burgy Jr G Fred Galli and Edward J Kaderly as he aims to challenge any Democratic candidate in the April 7 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Harold Donald Schulz
Schulz
Green County Council of the American Legion
Amstutz - Marty
Orangeville
Adams Township
Red Cross
Carol Jean
Shirley Ann
Donna
Assembly
T. J. Burgy Jr
Green County Service
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Edward J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
AMC Reopens Plants as Payrolls Fall by 2900
Production resumed at American Motors Corp plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha after a shutdown on January 24. About 2,900 fewer employees are on the lines compared with a week earlier, driven by a backlog of unsold cars mainly the Classic model. Milwaukee layoffs cut staff to 5,982 and Kenosha to 15,821 from prior totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
AMC
Dr. O. Sidney Orth Dies At 57 In Madison Wisconsin
Dr O Sidney Orth 57 longtime director of the University of Wisconsin anesthesiology department since 1952 died at his Madison home Sunday He previously taught at the University of Illinois before joining Wisconsin in 1936 He authored numerous scientific articles and was active in professional and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
O. Sidney Orth
University of Wisconsin Anethesiology
University of Ilinois
Wisconsin
Peron Leaves Madrid Hospital After Prostate Surgery
Exiled former Argentine president Juan D. Peron, aged 68, departed the Madrid clinic where he underwent prostate surgery on January 20. He was driven to his Madrid home, marking a quiet return from medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Ranger 6 fails to photograph moon despite approach
Space scientists analyze tapes after Ranger 6 ends its 66 hour flight with cameras blank at impact. The loss, part of a string of Ranger failures, follows plans to use similar craft for manned lunar missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Moon
Monroe
U.S
Ranger
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Russia
Lunik 3
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Karl Rakas
Nurse Student Serves In Blackout Emergency
Mary Jo Henning daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Henning Monroe was among nurses called to emergency duty Saturday at Presbyterian St Luke's hospital Chicago during the power failure caused by an explosion at Cook County hospital Miss Henning scheduled to be off duty over the weekend was called back to help evacuate patients and assist in the blackout emergency She is a senior in St Luke's school of nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Henning
Alfred Henning
Monroe
Presbyterian - St Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Miss Henning
St Luke’s School of Nursing
Hundreds Attend Science Fair at New Wisconsin High School
About 535 people visited Saturday’s science fair featuring 40 exhibits and demonstrations. Dr. M. O. Pella of the University of Wisconsin lauded student effort while John Wasserstrass welcomed attendees. The Bell Telephone Co. demo closed the formal program as tours continued into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Pella
University of Wisconsin
John Wasserstrass
Science Club
Dr. Pella
Bell Telephone Co
Lyman Davis
Curt, Kohl
William Johnston
Dave Lysser
Harvey Baumgartner
Mike Connors
Helen Ischanz
Bill Babler
Bill Kubly
Janet Johnson
Diane Liedschlag
Wasserstrass
Robert Ault
Steve Krattiger
Jim Gordon
Steve Schwartz
Dave Wilcox
Dolores Lauper
Dan Landis
Ruth Chambers
Sandra Smith
Pat Rice
U S Girl Wins Silver in Women’s Giant Slalom at Innsbruck
Jean Saubert of Lakeview Oregon earns a second Olympic medal with a silver in the women’s giant slalom, tying Christine Goitschel for runner up to Marielle Goitschel in 1 minute 53.11 seconds. The U S team’s medal tally grows as Soviet Union domination widens with a Nordic silver.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
United States
Miss Saubert
Oregon
Jean
Christine
U.S
Soviet Union
Tormad Knutsen
Mothers March Total Hits $1 557
A total of $1,557.95 was collected during the Mothers March held last Thursday for the March of Dimes. Ward breakdowns show amounts for each ward and county chapter head Richard Newcomer notes the total surpasses 1963 by about $40. Mrs Marvin Stauffacher reports Kantro Night receipts exceed $1,700 and urges return of envelopes. Checks can be sent to Box 298 Monroe Wisconsin.
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John Ervin
Jack Murray
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
Richard Newcomer
The
National Foundation
Marvin Stauffacher
Cochairman
Kantro Night
Monroe
Wisconsin
France’s Neutrality Plan Rattles U S Leaders in Viet Nam
U S officials seek clarification from Paris on President De Gaulle’s proposed Southeast Asia neutrality treaty and his Red China recognition. Johnson questions details while warning that a rapid neutralization drive in South Viet Nam could worsen Washington Paris tensions as U S forces pursue the anti Communist war effort.
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Washington
U.S
Paris
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
Johnson
Far East
Viet Nam
Gen. de Gaulle
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Washington - Paris
Irked Youth 15 Kills His Mother in Milwaukee Area
A 15-year-old boy, James L. Winburn, admitted to police he killed his mother, Shirley Lisowski, 39, with a deer rifle after a Saturday argument with his stepfather over horseshoe cleats. He said he loaded five rounds and shot her as she entered the living room and again as she fled downstairs. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Milwaukee
Clifford Buck
Greenfield
James L. Winburn
Shirley Lisowski
Francis Lisowski
Lisowski
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Georgetown
White House
Joseph Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Bath
Lafayette
William Renk
Harold D. Schulz
Dr. Orth
UW Medical School
Asia
Jeffrey Holcomb
Johnston
Times
Asadison
France
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