Quill and Union Leaders Jailed Over NYC Transit Strike
Michael J. Quill and eight union leaders were jailed for contempt for defying a court order to end the subway and bus strike. The walkout halted New York City transport, with Long Island rail operators warning of safety risks as trains faced overcrowding.
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Michael J. Quill
Long Island
Quill
Lindsay
New York Times
Harold J. Pryor
Brotherhood of Railroad
Long Island Rail Road
Nassau
Suffolk Counties
Queens
Pryor
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio Amalgamated Transit Union
Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
Geller
Justice Geller
Commerce and Industry Association
Pope Paul VI Sends Peace Hope to Johnson
The Vatican conference reports Pope Paul VI sent a personal message to Vice President Johnson expressing fervent prayers for Johnson’s efforts toward lasting peace. The Pontiff pledged continued help in whatever way possible.
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Washington V
Johnson
Paul VI
Executives Work Through Strike In Striking NYC Oddity
In New York City during a strike many executives and managers manned desks and handled clerical tasks as buses ran late and banks opened slowly. New York Life reported 58 percent of its 4,300 workers out, Equitable about half, while the stock exchange sent junior staff to the trading floor to cover missing clerks.
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New York
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Queens
Bronx
Mahattan
New York Life Insurance Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York Stock Exchange
Dr. Robert W. Schneider 52 Monroe Physician Dies in Salem
Dr. Robert Woodrow Schneider 52, Monroe native and longtime Cleveland Clinic endocrinology staffer, died yesterday in Salem Oregon. He practiced with his late brother Dr Harold O Schneider in Salem for about a decade. He is survived by his wife Jacqueline a son John and two step children Ann and John. Services set for 11 a.m. at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Salem. Memorial funds established for St Pauls Episcopal Church rehabilitation and Salem Memorial Hospital.
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Robert W. Schneider
Monroe
Salem
Otto Schneider
Harold O
Misty) Schneider
Schneider
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Crile Clinic Foundation
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinc Hospital
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Cleveland Hospital
Misty
Robert
Jacqueline
John
Ann
Helen Elizabeth
Marketing Committee Forms Study Groups in Green County
The Green County Resource Development sub committee on marketing agricultural products met last night in the Agriculture Building and formed study groups. Palmer Welsh, Ag Chest president, heads the group and monthly meetings are set for the last Monday of every month.
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Green County Resource Development
Palmer Welsh
Ag Chest
Monroe High School M Book earns first class rating
Monroe High School's 1965 M Book received a first class honor from the National Scholastic Press Association. Editors included Carol Summeril and Janis Sandley, with Katherine Siedschlag and Patricia Klippel guiding staff.
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Critical Service
National Scholastic Press Association
Minneapolis
Cecelia Koenig
Karen Kundert
Christine Wyttenbach
Fred Moritz
Gary Baumgartner
Jane Schreier
Reverend Ihm to Speak at Monroe Kiwanis Meeting
Rev L C Ihm president of the Lafayette Association for Retarded Children Shullsburg will address the Kiwanis Club of Monroe at noon Thursday at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant on Workshop for the Retarded. A board meeting is set for 7 p m Wednesday Jan 5 at the Monroe Clinic Library with current and new directors invited Sebastian Laeser to award a special prize at Thursday's meeting Herman Stuessey was last week's prize winner.
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Monroe Clinic
Sebastian Laeser
Herman Stuessy
Madison Firm Named Consultant For Parking Ramp
The Board of Public Works approved hiring Arnold and O'Sheradin of Madison to prepare plans for a three level parking ramp on the Stoldt lot west of Eugene Hotel. The project includes acquiring the Montgomery Ward Farm Store and ties to the Monroe Clinic expansion. Final bids for plumbing heating and electrical work were approved in principle for City Council with June 1966 as a target for the water department building.
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Arnold
O’sheradin
Madison Consulting
Stoldt
Eugene Hotel
Montgomery Ward Farm
Monroe Clinic
Brandenburg Plumbing
Water Department
Brandenburg
Joe Kahne Lumber Co
General Construction
Olson Electric Co
Brodhead
Kenneth Mayer
Mayer
Brodhead Mayor Renames Officials
In a brief City Council session Mayor Herbert Stuessy reappointed Truman Olin to a three year term on the park commission and Robert Riese and John Timm to planning commission terms. The meeting also covered a state representative visit to discuss proposed news with city members.
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Brodhead
Truman Olin
Park Commission
Robert Riese
John Timm
Planning Commission
Herbert Stuessy
Ray Timm
Calvin Wickline
Milwaukee Gas and Light Co
Stanley Jones
Duane Youngblood
Jones
John Wish
Richard Kamp
Walter Anderson
Red Cliff tribe invites back VISTA workers after feud
The Red Cliff Indians vote 5 to 2 to invite back two VISTA volunteers Judy Rothman and Jill Hunt after expelling them in December amid a dispute over CAP cooperation. Opposing council members accuse the coeds of misconduct while supporters say aid programs and youth education projects remain needed on the reservation near Lake Superior.
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Red Cliff
Wis
Peace Corps
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Johnson
Alex Roye
Lake Superior
Washington
Alex Gokee
Henry Bresette
Gokee
Bresette
Hunt
Rothman
Community Action Program
CAP
Red Cliff Housing Authority
Blanche
Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
Victoria
Roye
Henry G. Daley
Daley
New Glarus Home Opens This Week
New Glarus welcomes first occupants to the $364000 senior citizens home as Rev. Paul Schnake directs activities. Eight residents expected by weekend, with capacity 48 and 24 rooms slated for singles. The facility includes two wings, a central nurses station, living rooms, an auditorium, dining hall, and chapel with plans for future growth.
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New Glarus
Paul Schnake
Schnake
Benevolent Corporation United Church of Christ
Chelsea
Mich
Ronald Reagan Ready To Seek California Governor Nomination
Film star Ronald Reagan announces he will seek the Republican nomination for California governor. He plans a televised half hour film tonight to reveal his decision and outline goals while facing rivals George Christopher and Laughlin Waters.
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Los Angles
Ronald Reagan
California
Death Valley Days
George Christopher
San Francisco
Laughlin E. Waters
Assembly
U.S
Southern California
San Rafael
William Patrick
Christopher
Waters
Retarded Children Unit Session Set on Monday
The January meeting of the Green County Association for Retarded Children will be held Jan. 10 at 8 p.m. in Grace Lutheran church. A panel discussion on Day Care will be led by Mrs. H. F. Cunningham. There will also be election of officers for the coming year.
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Green County Association For Retarded Children
Grace Lutheran Church
H. F. Cunningham
Clothes Closet opens for children’s clothing in Monroe
The Clothes Closet run by the Monroe Woman's Club will operate 1:30 to 3:30 p m on the first and third Wednesdays, with entry via Baker's Book Store. A small item fee is charged, space limits adult donations, and donations of children's clothing are welcome at Book Store hours. The project began in March 1964.
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Baker’s Book Store
David J. Burri
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
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Richard Newcomer
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Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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