Soviet Court Releases Man On 22222 Bail
Soviet court frees Buel Ray Wortham Jr of North Little Rock Arkansas on bail of 22222 after conviction for illegal currency exchanges and theft of an antique bear statue. He awaits appeal at Moscow Supreme Court with Craddock Gilmour Jr. of Salt Lake City.
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham Jr
North Little Rock
Ark
Wortham
U.S
Harlan G. Moen
Leningrad
Russian Federation Supreme Court
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gilmour
John Schuetz Sr. Dies in Tractor Accident Near Darlington
John Schuetz Sr. 65, a Monroe area farmer and brother to five, was killed when his tractor tipped over on his Darlington area farm five miles north of town. Lafayette County Coroner ruled accidental. Survived by his widow Alice two sons Russell and John two daughters Irene Yocker Mildred five brothers a sister and three grandchildren. Arrangements by Steil Funeral Home Darlington.
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Monroe Area
John Schuetz Sr
Darlington
Lafayette County
Lyle Olson
Mr. Schuetz
Belleville
John
Elizabeth Schiffman Schuetz
Alice
Russell
Irene Yocker
Anthon
Mildred
New York City
Carl
Rock City
Fred
Edward
Walter
Werner
Monroe
Harry Bloom
Steil Funeral Home
NASA to launch camera spacecraft for moon site survey
NASA announced a camera-equipped probe will be launched next month to study the most promising potential landing sites on the Moon, aiming for sharper photographs and data to guide future missions.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Hell Is a Popular Place for Marriage Second Time Around
In Hell Michigan a unique wedding boom grows as residents capitalizing on tourist interest. Justice of the Peace Mel Reinhard reports 72 marriages in 1965 and 61 in 1966, with four so far this year, noting many couples are repeat offenders at marriage and view Hell as a humorous backdrop for their vows.
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Hell
Hell, Mich
Michigan
Justice of the Peace
Mel Reinhard
Reinhard
DeSalvo Hoped for Windfall From His Story
In a Cambridge court, Stanley Setterlund testified that Albert DeSalvo the Boston strangler spoke of earning a million dollars from his killings tale. The inmate said DeSalvo planned robbery-murder motives and sought book magazine and movie rights while hoping for eventual release.
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Cambridge
Mass
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
Worcester County House of Correction
DeSalvo
F. Lee Bailey
Setterland
Cornelius J. Moynihan
Bridgewater
Robery
Setterlund
Bruno the Aging Dog Seeks Loving Home
Detroit residents rally around Bruno a kindly mottled hound with a broken paw. Mrs. Frank Janis found him hungry and alone, but attempts to place him failed as neighbors preferred street life. Local dog rescuer warns that without a home Bruno risks being euthanized if returned to the corner.
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Detroit
Bruno
Frank Janis
Paul Gardner
Election Called For Assembly Seat In Monroe
A special election to fill the Monroe Assembly seat left vacant by the death of G Fred Galli is set for April 4, sharing the ballot with a regular spring election. Gov Knowles will issue the call later this month with a primary on March 7. Robert E Tschudy is the only declared candidate so far. Monroe politics center on a public meeting for candidates next Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Circuit Courtroom. Several incumbents in Monroe City Council and officials seek re election in the April spring vote.
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Assembly
Monroe
Warren P. Knowles
G. Fred Galli
Galli
Green
Lafayette
Robert E. Tschudy
Third Ward
Madie Stauffacher
County Republican Organization
Monroe Evening Times
Hilton Kirchner
Fred R. Simpson
Olin E. Flisram
Donald Ripp
Ripp
T. J. Burgy Jr
William E. Schmitz
Freda M. Bray
State to Acquire Wolf River Property for Preserve
The State Conservation Commission approved acquiring 1 395 acres along the Wolf River in Langlade and Menominee counties for a state federal preserve project. The land spans about 35 miles of the stream for recreational and wildlife protection.
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Madison
Wolf River
State Conservation Commission
Langlade
Menomonie County
A. Philip Randolph to Convene Negro Summit Conference
Civil rights leader A Philip Randolph says he will call a Negro summit conference in New York to consider possible action against congressmen responsible for Rep Adam Clayton Powell's congressional troubles.
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New York
A. Philip Randolph
Adam Clayton Powell
Care for the Birds Shelter Question Raised
A brief call asks if domestic birds have adequate shelter to prevent freezing. It invokes a moral reminder from scripture about helping the least and a higher obligation to care for creatures.
Tickets On Sale Monday For Big Game At Stoughton
Monroe High School announces adult tickets for the Stoughton basketball game next Friday will go on sale Monday at the high school office. Tickets at the game will not be sold. Monroe leads the Badger Conference undefeated while Stoughton sits in second after a single loss to the Cheese makers.
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Monroe High School
Stoughton
Monroe
Badger
Cheesemakers
Nine in Family Perish in Blaze in North Philadelphia
A three story row house at 2533 Parish St in North Philadelphia burst into flames killing nine members of the Drumm family. Three others were injured or unaccounted for as neighbors watched in the rain. The fire began about 6 am near Girard College.
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Philadelphia
Girard College
Drumms
John Drumm
Parish St
Milwaukee Readers Oppose Six Percent Surtax
A Milwaukee Sentinel poll finds most area residents oppose a six per cent income surtax proposed by President Johnson while agreeing the costly Vietnam war should continue.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Area
Milwaukee Sentinel
Johnson
Lewis Sidesteps Special Post as County Investigator
At a Green County Sheriff Police and Radio Committee meeting, John Lewis was not hired as crime investigator due to failure to become deputized. The Green County Board favored Lewis 23 to 8 in a separate vote, but Sheriff Roy Vetterli declined deputization, leaving the path open for a new appointment.
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John Lewis
Myron Stair
Green County Board of Supervisors
Lewis
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Police and Radio Committee
Sheriff's Department
Joseph Viney
Vetterli
W. E. Deininger
GOP Block Aims to Stop Tax Increase in Congress
Republicans in Congress plan to defeat President Johnson's proposed tax increase. House leader Rep. Gerald Ford of Michigan says the GOP also seeks Social Security benefit improvements without raising the payroll levy.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Monroe Chamber to Elect Officers Monday at Idle Hour Mansion
Monroe Chamber of Commerce will elect officers at a directors meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the Idle Hour Mansion. Current president Archie Myers Jr. will preside with both new and holdover directors in attendance until new officers are named.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Archie Myers Jr
J P Elmer Marks His 91st Birthday in Monroe Home
J P Elmer, 2223 14th Street, Monroe, marked his 91st birthday at home after a 17 day hospital stay for a December fall that fractured three ribs. His family from Monticello and Milwaukee planned to visit. he noted he has 10 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. He said he was not celebrating just having a birthday at 91.
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J. P. Elmer
14Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Harvey Elmer
Monticello
Luther Lemon
Roswell Richards
Hollis
Monroe
Milwaukee
Elmer
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Arkansas
Worthan
Soviet Union
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Gary Babler
Monona Grove
Gary
Monroe-Monona Grove
Times
John Schuetz
Strangler
Ronald Johnson
Monroe Jaycettes
Red Cross
Ethel Jones
Kevin Close
Richard Glendenning
Richard Witt
Glendenning
State
Wolf River Property
Clair R. Munns
Chamber
J.P. Elmer
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