Group Studies Plan To Steer Growth In Area
A land use planning session in Green County urged a comprehensive long range program to guide growth. Douglas Yanggen of the University of Wisconsin and Marvin Beatty explained soil surveys and zoning benefits while township leaders pressed for a county ordinance to protect landowners as growth and bypass development accelerate. They aim to present a zoning plan to the County Board of Supervisors with further talks set for January 11 at 8 p.m. in the County Courthouse.
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Green County
Douglas Yanggen
University of Wisconsin
Marvin Beatty
Gene Ploessl
James Schwoegler
SCS
Carl Jensen
Clarno
Emmanuel B. Fuchs
Moniece
Fuchs
Monroe
Jensen
Riemer
Decatur
Beatty
Yanggen
Buffalo County
Nugent To Get Eastern 'Tour'
Airman Patrick J. Nugent of Wisconsin is transferred to the District of Columbia guard at Andrews Air Force Base to finish training. He is engaged to Luci Baines Johnson and will complete six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base before another 120 days of training.
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Madison
Patrick J. Nugent
Washington
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Nugent
Luci Baines Johnson
District of Columbia Air Guard
Andrews Air Force Base
Marquette University
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Waukegan
Ill
Wisconsin Air Guard
Milwaukee
Jack C. King
Wisconsin Adjutant General's Office
King
Lackland
Federal Advisory Council On Higher Education
White House
Luci
128Th
Miss Johnson
Andrews
Highway 11 Bridges Among Road Improvements
A Lafayette County project among 19 road upgrades to be bid by the State Highway Commission in Madison on Tuesday Jan. 11. It covers painting two bridges on Highway 11 over the Galena River near Benton, lengths 207 and 106 feet, located about 1.3 and 2.6 miles east of the village, with a bid deadline of October 1, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
State Highway Commission
Madison
Galena River
Benton
Hundredsof Letters Honor Minnesota Couple on 80th Anniversary
Fergus Falls Minnesota reports hundreds of letters and congratulatory cards pour into Ole and Otila Sholberg on their 80th wedding anniversary. Ole is 103 and Otila 101. they married January 5 1886 at Otila's parents farm. They raised eight children and have 20 grandchildren with visitors from near and far including President Johnson and Gov Karl Rolvaag.
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Ole Sholberg
Fergus Falls
Minn
Otila
Sholberg
Norway
John Hills
Ole
Shelbergs
Oscar
Julius
Elizabeth
Harold Bailey
Yakima
Wash
Johnson
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Thirteen Die After Gas Refinery Fire Near Lyon
A dangerous blaze at a butane gas refinery 20 miles south of Lyon was controlled after more than 24 hours. Officials report 13 dead and one person missing with search efforts ongoing.
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Lyon
France
Aldermen OK Water Dept Building Bids and Park Ramp Plan
Aldermen accepted bids for the water department building to replace the Palm Sunday tornado damage with a total of 65 826 and awarded the general contract to Kahne Lumber and Construction Co of Monroe for 53 500. They also hired Olson Electric Co for electrical work and Erickson Plumbing and Heating Co for plumbing and heating. A portion of Clarno Township was annexed to pave way for industrial development and Theodore Weiss was named Civil Defense director.
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Water Department
Palm Sunday
Theodore
Ted) Weiss
Civil Defense
Clarno Township
Kahne Lumber and Construction Co
Monroe
William J. Schmitz
Board of Public Works
Brandenburg
Erickson
Harold Snively
First Ward
Robert Tschudy
Third Ward
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Hilton Kirchner
Second Ward
Fred R. Simpson
Fourth Ward
Olin E. Flisram
Sixth Ward
Jerry I. Coplien
Seventh Ward
Simpson
Flisram
Coplien
Kirchner, Snively, Tschudy
Chambers and Burgy
Delivyn Brandenburg
Controversy Persists As Coeds Seek Return To VISTA
Red Cliff Wisconsin tribal council lifts ban on coeds Tody Rothman and Jill Hunt to resume Volunteers in Service to America project after tribal uproar. VISTA officials in Washington would reassign them if controversy subsides. Local council member’s wife sends letter arguing regional employment has risen.
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Red Cliff
Wis
Tody Rothman
University City
Jill Hunt
Kewanee
Stociology
Washington
VISTA
Lake Superior
Alex Gokee
City Sealer Corrects Location Of Scales Loss Story
J B F Amos says a recent report misidentified the plant tied to a $46.68 daily loss from scale errors. The plant cited is in northwestern Wisconsin, not in Green County or southern Wisconsin, though the figures illustrate why accurate scale maintenance matters.
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J.B.F. Amos
Monroe
Wisconsin
Amos
New Rotary Club Inducts Ed McCardle at Marco's Supper Club
Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw led the indoctrination for new member Ed McCardle at the Rotary Club meeting Tuesday held as a noon luncheon at Marco's Supper Club. Lowell Stuessy, vice president, announced plans for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerritt E. Mouw
Ed MceCardle
Rotary Club
Lowell Stuessy
Three Aldermen Announce Plans for Re election
Three aldermen announce plans to run for new terms on the City Council Harold Snively first ward Evan C Chambers fifth ward and Jerry Coplien seventh ward seek second terms Chambers aims a fifth term Robert Tschudy third ward undecided after term expiring Tschudy was appointed in June 1963 to fill Herman Schindler term and won last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Snively
Evan C. Chambers
Jerry Coplien
Robert Tschudy
Tschudy
Herman Schindler
Snively
Coplien
Chambers
Reagan Makes His Bid Official
Ronald Reagan announced his bid for the California Republican gubernatorial nomination. A half hour TV film introduced him to voters, presenting a relaxed, nontraditional image. Democrats attacked the move while Republican critics urged a broader, moderate approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Edmund G. Brown
Taxpayers to Get 1965 Tax Forms by Saturday
Milwaukee officials say Wisconsin taxpayers who have not received their 1965 federal income tax forms will have them by Saturday. Walter S. Stumpf, district director, noted the post office received 1,100 mail sacks of forms for delivery statewide and that telephone assistance began Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin
Walter S. Stumpf
Stumpf
Mayor Lindsay Joins in Talks With Mediators
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay engaged in interim strike negotiations hoping to restore subway and bus service before a final contract. Officials and unions eyed a general framework while other measures aimed to ease rush hour congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Robert Price
Price
Fifth Avenue Association
Johnson
Transport Workers Union
Henry A. Barnes
Lower Manhattan
Barnes
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
Long Island
Manhattan
Woman Indicted in Mishap Case in Beloit Area
Winnebago County grand jury indicted 25 year old Mrs Sandy Weber of Janesville on five counts of reckless homicide over a December 8 crash in South Beloit Illinois. Her car allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign and struck a station wagon, killing five of seven women aboard. Weber was seriously injured.
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Rockford, Ill
Winnebago County
Beloit
Wis
Sandy Weber
Janesville
South Beloit
Weber
Skinner Creek Group To Meet on Saturday
The Skinner Creek Watershed will gather Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Green County Ag Building. Kenneth Wyss will present slides on Germany. A potluck lunch will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner Creek
Green County Ag
Kenneth Wyss
Germany
Steel price hike announced by major steel firm
Steel Corp the nation s largest producer said it will raise prices on structural steel shapes by 2 75 a ton effective immediately The move comes as steel markets face renewal of demand and supply pressures across the industry
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Pittsburgh
P — US. Steel Corp
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Evening Times
Andrews Afb
Golden Age Club
Alfalfa Club
James Mauermann
Golden Age
Edward Ruff
Gayl Matzke
Times
Rotary
Fifth Avenue
LBJ
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