New York Takes Forced Vacation
New Yorkers adapt to subway and bus strikes with car pools and walking. Mayor Lindsay leads by example walking 60 blocks while Mike Quill roars in defiant dialogue. If the strike sustains, frustration grows and anger spreads through streets, shops, and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Big City
Brooklyn Bridge
Bronx
Queens
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Lindsay
Quill
St. Michael
Governor Proposes Highway Safety Plan
Governor John H. Reed seeks a four point program to curb highway slaughter. He will ask the January special session to approve adding 20 troopers to the 259 member state police, enact a driver license control system, and appropriate 14 700 dollars to continue the driver improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
John H. Reed
Today in History highlights from the Associated Press
A chronology of events on this date including the 1893 Great Northern last spike, 1778 explosives on the Delaware River, 1781 Benedict Arnold raids on Richmond, 1983 Calvin Coolidge death, 1945 wartime trade ban, 1949 Truman fair Deal, 10 years ago Senate subcommittee questions New York journalists, five years ago referendums on De Gaulle Algeria, and Pope Paul VI naming opening Ecumenical final session date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Benedict Arnold
Richmond
Calvin Coolidge
Northhampton
Mass
U.S
Harry Truman
Senate
Internal Security
New York
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paul VI
4H Fair Fielder's Club Christmas Meeting Highlights
Lois Bauman distributed gifts at the Fair Fielder's 4H Club meeting. Nancy Hartwig called the meeting to order, Ginny Raymer led the pledge, Rosann Rahberger led the flag salute. Billy Hartwig and Mary Rahberger ran recreation. A pot-luck supper followed. New members Valerie DeVoe Nikki Norton and Helen Rahberger joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Bauman
Fair Fielder’s 4H Club
Nancy Hartwig
Ginny Raymer
Rosann Rahberger
Billy Hartwig
Mary Rahberger
Valerie DeVoe
Nikki Norton
Helen Rahberger
Adit 4 H Club Holds Christmas Party at Peace Church
The Christmas party and pot luck supper for Adit 4 H Club members took place December 11 at Peace Church in Browntown. Families contributed dishes and ornaments for the tree, later donated to Green County Hospital, along with household items for a needy person. The club provided songs skits and poems and received treats from the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Church
Browntown
Green County Hospital
Oliver Holmes Stricken at 76 In Dodgeville
Oliver W. Holmes 76, retired area farmer, died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. He was born in the Town of Mifflin. Survived by two sisters Mrs. Orville Jenks Platteville and Mrs. Mary Allen North Henderson Illinois. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Lulloff Funeral Home with calling after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Cobb
Oliver W. Holmes
Dodgeville
Mifflin
Orville Jenks
Platteville
Mary Allen
North Henderson
Ill
Lulloff
UW Freshmen and Sopho moms Could Face Draft
About 10 percent of UW freshmen and sophomores might be affected if marginal students are drafted. Dean of Students Joseph Kauffman noted many are on probation and distressed by possible assignment. He called drafting freshmen and sophomores undesirable due to unclear career paths and adjustment pressures. Officials from state universities plan to meet to discuss the issue.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Joseph Kauffman
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Martha Peterson
Classified Ads Offer Safer Bargains Daily
Get there safer in a dependable car. For real bargains check the Classified ads every day.
Elderly Urged to Sign Up for Medicare by March Thirty-First
Washington officials warn about 600000 isolated elderly who may lose benefits if they do not enroll in voluntary doctor bill insurance by March 31. CEO Sargent Shriver and SSA Commissioner Robert Ball announce Operation Medicare Alert to reach seniors in low income urban and rural areas, organizing meetings and home visits for those unable to attend.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity and
Social Security
Sargent Shriver
Robert M. Ball
Mrs Olson 69 dies while visiting DeKalb relative
Cuba City memorial notice reports Hettie Olson age 69 died unexpectedly while visiting a daughter in DeKalb. Funeral 1 p.m. tomorrow at First Methodist Church Cuba City with Haydenshield Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survived by five daughters, four sons, a sister and brother, 44 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Cuba City
Will
Hettie) Olson
DeKalb
First Methodist Church
Haydenshield
Burle Billips
John Krepfle
Dubuque
Guerdon Thurman
Volpe Announces 655 Massachusetts Medical Scholarship Grants
Gov John A. Volpe announced scholarship awards for 655 Massachusetts students pursuing medicine dentistry and nursing. Recipients must meet state residency and academic criteria and continue approved training to receive funding.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Gov
John A. Volpe
Christmas Dinner Honors Pvt LaVerne Blum on Leave
Pvt LaVerne R. Blum on leave from Maryland was guest of honor at a Christmas dinner hosted by Louis P. Blum at Route 2 Monticello. Attendees included multiple Blums and friends from Monroe Argyle Freeport Orangeville and Maryland address A S 55830697 Box 648 AP G Maryland 21005.
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LaVerne R. Blum
Maryland
Louis P. Blum
Route 2
Monticello
Blum
Diane Svendsen
Alvin Blum
Arthur Schneider
Fredrick Blum
Gladys Blum
Douglas
Eileen
Esther Rhyner
Grants Awarded to Qualified State Residents for School Year
Grants are given to needy academically qualified individuals who have resided in the state for four years prior to the award. The awards cover the current school year.
Wisconsin considering campsite reservation plan
The Wisconsin Conservation Department mulls reserving campsites to ease late arrivals. D. J. Mackie notes a public hearing in late February and will seek input from camping groups and private operators to gauge feasibility. Some state park areas would be reservable while others stay first come, first served.
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Madison
Park and Recreation Division
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
D. J. Mackie
Mackie
Engels Infant Named New Year’s Baby at Memorial
Monica Anne Engels daughter of Mr and Mrs John Engels Shullsburg is the New Year s Baby at Memorial Hospital in Darlington. She arrived at 11 50 p m Monday and has two brothers and two sisters.
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Darlington
Monica Anne Engels
John Engels
Shullsburg
Memorial Hospital
Help Wanted Retail Sales Position in Monroe Store
Help wanted for full or part time woman to work in Monroe store. Wages good and training provided. Requires age, references, and work experience. write Box 89.
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Monroe
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Henry Ford II
Giancarlo Uzielli
New York City
A, S
Fair Fielder’s Club
Cadiz
Oliver Holmes
Medicare
Engels
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow, Illinois
Winslow
Wayne Etnyre
Mgr
Public Sales Service
Juda
CT O. K
de- Laval
JDA
Jubilee Ford
Dempster
New Idea
New Holland
Oliver
PTO
Hanson
Char Lynn
Knipco
WD Tractor
McCullough
Bud Hudson
Eddie Gruetzman
Womens
Uptown Market
Home Owned — Home Operated
Calif
Armour Star
Pork
Oscar Mayer Y. B
Lamb — Home
Campbell’s
MR. Farmer
LA Buwi
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