Air Force to Reactivate Base and Hire 3,247 Pilots Annually
The Air Force plans to train 3,247 pilots per year, up 487 from before, and will reactivate Randolph AFB near San Antonio as the ninth pilot training base. It will add 891 officers, 2,472 enlisted personnel, and 766 civilians at a projected cost of 300 million dollars over five years.
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Washington
Air Force
Pentagon
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Vietnam
Today in History January 7 1967 highlights
On this date past events include 1789 first U S national election George Washington unanimously chosen president John Adams vice president. 1861 Confederate flag unfurled Jackson Miss. 1927 transatlantic radio telephone NY London. 1931 first synchronized TV broadcast Chicago. 1932 U S nonrecognition policy for conquered states Manchuria. 1952 Atlantic City fire. 1962 East German Soviet troop presence extended. 1967 Kennedy Berlin talks. 1966 Mansfield says no early bombing return.
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Associated Press
United States
George Washington
John Adams
Jackson
Miss
Confederacy
New York
London
Chicago
Japan
Manchuria
Atlantic City
Moscow
Otto Greotewohl
Prem
Holiday guest lists spread across Argyle and surrounding towns
A long column lists numerous holiday diners and visitors from Argyle Berlin Monroe Janesville and surrounding areas. Entries name families such as Penniston Harker Larson Schlafli Nall Ostby and Bright and note travel from Madison Milwaukee LaCrosse Rockford Davenport and Descriptions include households of Anderson Winger Tollakson and others with several members serving or studying away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Penniston
Richard Crow
Berlin
Robert Albrecht
John
Janesville
Leslie Harker
Chicago
Monroe
South Wayne
Francis Smith
Kristy
Blanchardville
Jesse Arnot
Cora
Howard Larson
August Schlafli Jr
Arnold Heller
Jolene
Frank
Matthew Nall
Kathryn
Laverne
Browntown
Ronald Johnson
Ruby Jones
Mauston
Chester Flannagan
William
Marine
Eltoro
Calif
Wausau
Susan
Marian College
Fond du Lac
Ever Hanson
Russell Hanson
Linda
Douglas Hanson
Hans
LaCrosse
Claude Quick
Mazomanie
Clayton Ostley
Darlington
Willard Soper
Mary
Fred Richter
Marie
Gary Soper
Allan
Argyle
Claire Kammerud
Jerry Wyttenbach
Rockford
Ronald Kammerud
Davenport
Bonnie Anderson
Glenn Anderson
Indianola
Anderson
Viva Bright
Herman Wahler
Bjarne Bredeson
Oliver Winger
Charles Lignell
Deborah
Danny
C. A. Lavassor
Eleanor Pederson
Bruce Pederson
Milwaukee
Walter Lavassor
Janice
Steve
Portage
Roger Bright
New Glarus
Chester Tollakson
Verne
Leo Johnson
Olga Soper
Plainfield
James Penniston
Jeff
Atlanta
Tex
Lieut. Penniston
Greece
Chester Weinschenk
Art Milestone
Huntsville
Ohio
Ray Binn
Mary Milestone
Fayette
Clarence Milestone
Shullsburg
Weinschenk
Wayne Milestone
Madison
Monticello Social News and DRAFT VIOLATIONS
Sunday dinners and visits feature the Gilbert Disch and Zentner families with extended relatives in Verona Madison and Monroe. The piece notes Mrs Josie Winzenried visiting Monroe and Gene Lynn's return from Seattle after business in Indiana before visiting in the area. FBI reports 450 draft law convictions last year doubling 1965 figures.
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Gilbert Disch Sr
Fred Disch
Roger Disch
Russell Thompson
Verona
LaVonne Disch
Roger Schneeberger
Madison
Gilbert Disch Jr
Gilbert Disch
la Venne
Ed Zentner
Josie Winzenried
Monroe
Gene Lynn
Washington
FBI
Dear Abby Advice Letters on Painkillers Marriage and Barbers
A reader asks Abby how to handle a mother who overuses painkillers, an adult daughter who left home and now questions rules about entertaining male guests, and a bald man who wants barber charges based on time. Abby cautions against self medication and advises medical evaluation, trust, and fair service pricing.
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Abby
Commentary on Rule Violation Sparks Debate
A reader clash over a self imposed rule highlighted in Out Our Way prompts reflection on authorial authority. The exchange questions the fairness and origin of the rule and the consequences of enforcing it.
Bargain at Any Price Sparks Heated Debate
A sharp price tag triggers strong reactions as shoppers and sellers clash over value. The scene centers on a crowded market where bargains draw lines between willing buyers and cautious vendors, highlighting the tension between cost and quality.
Abby booklet offer from Monroe Evening Times ad
A personal reply address invites readers to Abby in care of The Monroe Evening Times for a booklet titled How to Have a Lovely Wedding. Requests $1.00 sent to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. 90069, with a stamped self-addressed envelope for a reply.
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Abby
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Women sentenced to state institution for neglect
Milwaukee woman and her 21 year old daughter with 17 illegitimate children were sentenced to the State Home for Women at Taycheedah. Judge John E. Krueger called their home filthy after health inspectors found the two story eight room house in poor condition. Mrs Viola McClain, 44, and her daughter Miss Johnny Mae Howard, 21, received one year sentences.
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Milwaukee
Taycheedah
John E. Krueger
Viola McClain
Johnny Mae Howard
Apples and wine help centenarian celebrate 100th birthday
Rome letterer Zuc caro Pezzinga celebrated her 100th birthday this week and credited an apple a day. She added that spicy foods and a glass or two of good wine aided her longevity.
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Apples and
Rome
Letteria Zuccaro Pezzinga
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John F. Kennedy
Lucius Clay
Kennedy
West Berlin
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
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Art Sansom
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Priscilla
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Stuart
Winthrop
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Shcart
Dick Avalu
Captain
McKee
BY Leslie Turner
Alley
Freckles
W. T. Hamlin
BY Merrill Blosser
MR. Beal
Hanna-Barbera
Monticello
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Peer
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J. R. Williams
Dimwit
Benny
Winona
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