March of Dimes Events Scheduled in January
John C. McElhaney of Monroe announces a January schedule for the March of Dimes campaign. Events include a two day airlift at the Monroe airport with penny a pound rides, Kantro Night on Jan 21, and a Mothers March on Jan 26, with similar canvassing in other counties. McElhaney cites birth defects as a major health emergency and notes March of Dimes funded centers and research efforts nationwide.
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John C. McElhaney
Monroe
March of Dimes_campaign
Green County Pilots Association
McElhaney
March of Dimes
Next Week Menu Changes at Monroe School Cafeterias
Editor notes a menu change for Monroe school cafeterias for next week. The revised plan lists Bar-B-Q sandwiches Monday, Beef with gravy Tuesday, Creamed ham Wednesday, Beef porcupine patty Thursday, and Tuna noodle casserole Friday with sides and desserts.
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Monroe
Puffer Son Second Kelly Jo Captures Miss 1965 Title
Kelly Jo Schwartzlow of rural Brodhead wins Miss 1965 in Monroe Evening Times Stork Derby at St Clare hospital. First baby of the year is Kelly Jo born 9:30 am weighing 5 lb 13 oz, 19 inches, to J Ronald and Barbara Schwartzlow. Master 1965 born 3:19 am weighing 8 lb 2 oz, 21 inches, to Mr and Mrs Pulver Route 1 Monticello. Twins Jamie Jay and Jacqueline Lynn Born to Gary and LuAnn Colden Juda.
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Kelly Jo
Monticello
Green County
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
St. Clare Hospital
Kelly Jo Schwartzlow
J. Ronald Schwartzlow
Brodhead
Schwartzlow
George Schwartzlow
Darlene Cramblett
Harry Cramblett
Albany
Andrew Schwartzlow
Jake Rhyner
Robert Pulfer
Route 1
Pulver
Arived
Colden
LuAnn Gerber
Alfred Gerber Sr
Julien Colden
Route 2
Edwin Colden
Rossie King
Robert
Victory Dinner Set By State Democrats
Madison group schedules a victory dinner Monday at Dane County Fairgrounds to celebrate the first Wisconsin presidential win since 1948. The $25 plate event aims to clear a $20,000 campaign deficit and cap Madison inaugurals as Republicans plan a Milwaukee ball Tuesday honoring Warren P. Knowles, Wisconsin's first GOP governor in six years.
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Madison
Ole Can
Wisconsin
Dane County Fairgrounds
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Searchers Seek Downed AF Plane in San Gabriel Mountains
A flare in a snowy mountain area spurred a large air and ground search for a missing Air Force T34 trainer with two crew aboard. M. Sgt. Gerald A. Henderson and Airman 2/C. Allen L. Jaeger, both named in the Edwards Air Force Base Aero club, vanished Thursday during a 55 mile flight. A C54 with radio gear and medics aided efforts, while Marine and ground teams prepared to push into the peak area as dozens of vehicles and aircraft joined Friday’s search.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Gerald A. Henderson
Rose ‘Hill
N.C
Allen L. Jaeger
Crandon
Wis
Aero Club
Edwards Air Force Base
San Gabriel Mountains
Pomona
Mt. Wilson
C54
Marine Corps
Winter Floods Pound Western States Amid Storm
The five western states faced renewed floods as gale winds and heavy rain and snow swept from Washington to Nevada. California deaths rose to 21 with a year old girl killed by a dump truck and a Red Cross official fatally injured by a helicopter blade. Washington saw 84 mph gusts top a water tower at Tatoosh Island and damage rooftops and lines. a ship sank 125 miles southwest of Seattle. Idaho and Oregon logged zero-freezing temps and drifting snow as flood fears eased. Federal disaster declarations were sought for Idaho and western Nevada, with ongoing relief efforts under sunny skies at Happs Camp. Yvonne Cavan, 9, was killed by a dump truck in Orick during flood work, and Paul Gillis, 40, died when a truck hit helicopter blades.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Washington State
Tatoosh Island
Catalla
Seattle
Highway Patrol
Bradford M. Crittenden
Johnson
Frank Church
Civil Defense
Claude A. Shipley
Grant Sawyer
Happs Camp
Klamath National Forest
Paul R. Gillis
Tarzana
Calif
Los Angeles
Orick
Eureka
Yvonne Marie Cavan
Courageous volunteers rescue climber on Mt Monadnock
A 3 hour descent in near zero winds saved Gary Sylvester 22 of Watertown Mass who fell 80 feet into a crevasse on Mt Monadnock. Dr Grafton Burke 46 of Dublin NH coordinated the rescue with six men under brutal conditions. Sylvester was hospitalized in Boston in poor condition with brain injury. surgery status undecided.
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Jaffrey
Mt. Monadnock
Gary Sylvester
Watertown
Mass
Boston
Sylvester
Grafton Burke
Dublin
N.H
Burke
Associated Press
David Majercik
Petersham
Richard Lyon Jr
Hubbardston
Gardner
Leo the Lion Finds Suburban Home With Kids Aid
In Phoenix suburbs an eight year old American born lion named Leo moved into a three bedroom home built largely by donations from thousands of youngsters who raised nearly ten thousand dollars. Leo, formerly abandoned after injuring a trainer, had long struggled for stable care before this community effort secured his new quarters.
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Robert Kyynok
Phoenix
Ariz
Leo
Thrill of Its Own Sky Diver Jumps Without Parachute
Arvin California Friday sky diver Rod Pack leaped from a plane at 14600 feet with no parachute and landed safely using a reserve chute handed to him by fellow diver Bob Allen 4000 feet below. Pack 26 a movie stuntman staged the feat 334th jump with photographers Doyle Fields and Bob Buquor recording the descent.
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Gene Handsaker Arvin
Calif
Rod Pack
Earth
Pack
North Hollywood
Bob Allen
Hollywood
Allen
Doyle Fields
Bob Buquor
Year 1965 Opens With Births and Notable Firsts
New year brings San Francisco triplets born at first moments of 1965. A Port Clinton family donates toys and clothing to Kentucky neighbors, while a Nativity shelter dog in Gilbert is renamed Gabriel. President Johnson focuses on budget, State of the Union prep, and steel price issues as 1965 starts.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Elmer Anderson Jr
Lisa
Tracy Delia
Marie
Marshal Jeaneen
Port Clinton
Ohio
Kentucky
Carl Johnson
Nick
Angel
Gilbert
Ariz
Nina Trimble
Gabriel
Kathleen Trimble
Johnson
Texas
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Dodd to Push Tough Limits on Mail Order Handguns
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut plans to push stricter laws against mail order handgun sales to teens criminals drunks and drug addicts. His earlier Commerce Committee proposal died last year but he vows renewed effort to curb wide open sales.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Senate Commerce Committee
Indonesia Threatens U.N. Exit Over Malaysia Seat
Indonesia says it will withdraw from the United Nations if Malaysia is seated in a Security Council vacancy. Sukarno calls Malaysia a foe and aims to avoid a plebiscite in West Irian by leaving the world body. The move follows a U.N. stalemate on peacekeeping and financial threats by the Soviet Union.
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A. I. Goldberg
United Nations
N.Y
Indonesia
U.N
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Sukarno
Malaysia
Security Council
Szechoslovkia
U.S
Russia
Jakarta
Indonesian Herald
Foreign Office
Sumarjo Sosrowardojo
Lambertus’ N. Palar
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
U Thant
Herald
Malasia
Automation To Increase Employment Gains Cited by Council
The Manpower Research Council said in a Friday report that automation in the United States within five years will generally raise total job numbers. It noted automation last year added jobs for 75 percent of firms surveyed, while 28 percent reported shortages in automation related roles.
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Swauree
Auomation
United States
Manpower Research Council
Burning of Greens to Be Held Thursday
The Burning of the Greens will take place at 7 15 p m Thursday at the 5th avenue burning lot. City workers collected hundreds of trees from street corners for the blaze and spectators are urged to view it. Firemen will be on hand. Jack Erb city street superintendent said trees will be gathered from intersections Monday and Tuesday and placed on street corners over the weekend.
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Pulferson
St. Clare's
Jamie Jay
Jacqueline Lynn
Puffer Son
Leo the Lion
Suburbia
Childrens
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