Pivotal Kellett Plan Faces Strong Resistance at Wisconsin Hearings
A Madison hearing drew more than 500 protesters as the Kellett task force pressed a blueprint to shrink 86 state agencies into 13 departments and four agencies. Veterans groups and others warned against mergers especially merging Veterans Affairs into social services.
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Madison
Kellett Study Committee
Veterans’ Affairs
Wisconsin Assembly
Kellett Task Force
William R. Kellett
Neenah Paper
Kellett
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Social Services
Health and Welfare
Welfare
Myhra
Leo F. O’brien
Henry F. Renard
West Bend
Raymond M. Ortman
Industrial Commission
Public Service Commission
W. H. Emannuel
Tomah
American Legion
Star Gazing by Clair R. Munns
Poem describes a cold winter night and the wish to touch bright stars almost within reach. The verse expresses wonder at the sky and distant celestial light. The tone is gentle and reflective, capturing a moment of longing and imagination.
Local ASCS Sets Feb 6 Signup for 1967 Feed Grain Program
The Green County ASC reports a four week signup from February 6 to March 3 for the 1967 feed grain program with higher loan rates for corn and grain sorghum and new advance payments. Farmers can receive half their payment at signup and small farms retain a generous diversion option up to their base while still maintaining loan eligibility and price support.
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Elmon G. Ott
Green County
ASC
Ott
Frank Kubly To Talk At Alpine Camera Club Meeting
Frank Kubly will show slides of Japan during the monthly meeting of the Alpine Camera Club at 7 45 p.m. Wednesday in the First National Bank. Members will discuss further club activities and those interested in cameras are urged to attend.
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Frank Kubly
Japan
Alpine Camera Club
First National Bank
Mansfield seeks Senate vote on reducing Europe troop levels
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield stated he will push for a formal record in support of reducing American troop commitments in Europe. He stressed the need to reassess U.S. military deployments and international obligations amid evolving security concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Europe
Kennedy Wife Faces 30000 Suit Over Rescued Horse
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, 38, is sued in Fairfax Circuit Court by Nicholas N. Zemo for damages claiming she directed a groom to move the starving yearling Pande to her McLean home and refused to return it. Zemo, a former horse breeder, had pled cruelty to seven horses in 1963.
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Fairfax
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Nicholas N. Zemo
Washington, D. C
Richard Mayberry
Pando
McLean, Va
473000 Yanks Now in Viet Action
Washington reports show the United States now has 473000 Americans serving in South Vietnam or nearby supports, the largest in any war since World War II. The in country total exceeds Korea peak of 472000, with about 390000 engaged directly and additional forces abroad and in Thailand and Guam aiding the effort. Pentagon plans reportedly target more than 475000 in country over the next year.
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Washington
U. S
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Korea
United States
Vietnam
Marine Corps
U. S. Fleet
Thailand
Guam
Okinawa
Philippines
Japan
Plane Lost Over Saigon Amid Fire. Seven Killed
In South Vietnam a U S Air Force AC 4 Dragon aircraft nicknamed Puff the Magic Dragon was shot down by ground fire near Saigon. All seven crew members were killed according to a U S spokesman. In the Mekong Delta Viet Cong frogmen also sank an American dredge, the fourth largest in the world.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Rally Continues As Markets Rally Into Fifth Session
Trading remained most active in New York as the 1967 stock market extended its rally into a fifth straight session early in the afternoon with continued gains and brisk activity.
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New York
Death of William Golackson 76 Retired Hotel Clerk
William H. Golackson 76 died of a heart attack yesterday at his daughter’s Monroe home. A Monroe Hotel clerk from 1949 to 1965 he previously farmed in Jordan Township and served in World War I. Survived by four daughters and six grandchildren, funeral at Jordan Lutheran Church.
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H. William
Bill) Golackson
Ray
Dorothy) Heinzelman
23Rd Ave
Golackson
Monroe
Jordan Township
Elef
Sophia Larson Golackson
Mill
France
St. Mihiel
Meuse - Argonne
Army of Occupation
Rockford
Idah Leiter
Jordan Lutheran Church
American Legion
Green County
Heinzelman
Betty Marty
Carlos
Jean) Young
Beloit
Shirley Golaxson
Clarence
Elmer Hanson
Ruth
Robert Verle
Coon Valley
Jordan Church
Shriner- Neushwander
Vehicle Collisions and Vandalism Reported Nearby Albany
Deputies describe a noon collision nine miles northeast of Albany involving Gary W. Parsons and Ray A. Wyss with no injuries. A separate 3:15 pm incident near Oregon sent Jane E. Kanable down a 10 foot embankment with no injuries. Magdal Jewelry Store suffered extensive window damage when a car rolled into the entrance and another parked car was struck in Monroe.
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Evelyn P. Hendrickson
Monroe
Magda Jewelry Store
Times
Gary W. Parsons
Evansville
Ray A. Wyss
Route 1
Albany
State Highway Patrol
Jane E. Kanable
Brooklyn
Oregon
Robert Gerke Place
Magdal Jewelry Store
Frederick J. Amacher
Lith
Madeline Webb Leaves Bedford Hills After 24-Year Term
Madeline Webb 53 walked from Westfield State Prison for Women after more than 24 years behind bars. Once linked to a 1942 New York courtroom murder case over a $1500 diamond ring, she sought no publicity and slipped out ahead of schedule to avoid reporters.
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Bedford Hills
N. Y
Madeline Webb
Westfield State Prison
Madeline
New York City
New York
Tragic Car Crash After Guardrail Leads to Bodies
In Columbus Ohio a missing persons case ended as divers recovered a car at Hoover Reservoir with nine dead. Mary Rutherford 41 and her eight children and nieces perished after the vehicle skidded through a guard rail on a snowed bridge. Deputy sheriff Al Williams traced the disappearance to a faulty guardrail report and a delayed investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
al Williams
Charles Rutherford
Williams
Rutherford
Mary
Hoover Reservoir
Franklin County
Adult Course Openings Left at Monroe Evening School
The second term has begun and remaining Tuesday classes include Hospitality Helps Electronics Welding Auto Mechanics Art Drawing and Painting Communications for Credit Personnel Clothing and Knitting. Thursday offerings include Spanish Reading Improvement Office and Business Machines Clothing II Knitting Meat Magic Machine Shop and Beginning Contract Bridge. A new picture frame refinishing class may start if enough interest meeting Thursday evenings starting January 12 with a $3.00 registration fee. Call 325-4128 for details.
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Monroe Vocational and Adult
High Schol
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Janeen Carol Everson
Dale Everson
St. Clare Hospital
Everson
Holly Brandenburg
Janeen
Michael Allen
Julie Ann
Karl Brandenburg
Brodhead
Eugene Schultz
Herman Dinse
Anne Graves
Ella Schneider
O. E. Martin
H. E. Schultz
Clair R. Munns
ASCS
Camera Club
Mrs. Rfk
Mrs. Kennedy
Viet Action
William
William Golackson
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