Glenn Plans Ohio Senate Bid Orbiting from Space to Politics
Glenn announces as candidate for the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator from Ohio. The 42 year old former astronaut, who has spent 22 years in government related fields, aims to unseat Sen. Stephen M. Young in the May 5 primary.
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Olumbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
Marine Corps
Congress
America
Free World
United States
Johnson
Senate
Sen. Young
Kennedy
Robert A. Taft Jr
Young
Fund Drive Ends 5 Percent Short
The United Fund drive ended five percent below its goal. The fund board voted to pay 75 percent of budgeted amounts to 17 agencies. An annual meeting will be held February 10 at 4:30 PM in the First National Bank community room to discuss campaign shortfalls and board elections will replace three retiring directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Fund Board of
First National Bank
Edward Adam
J. T. Etter Jr
W. B. Gnagi
League Approves Tree Lake Plans in Wisconsin
Directors of the Green County Conservation League voted to expand its wildlife habitat program and urged immediate work on increasing Zanders Lake water area near Browntown. Sen. Gordon Roseleip pledged support and announced a 12 member conservation coordination committee. A brochure on Wisconsin recreation facilities is being prepared for distribution next summer.
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Green County Conservation League
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Yellowstone Lake
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Ray L. Beckman
Wisconsin
Roseleip
Wisconsin Conservation Department
League
Ski Prospects Still Uncertain
Wisconsin ski country faces uncertain prospects as new snow and mild weekend temperatures loom. The U S Weather Bureau predicts light snow in the north early Saturday with possible rain or snow Sunday, while temperatures range from the 20s to the 30s. Snow reported in Michigan and Minnesota towns with several Wisconsin depths listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Houghton
Marquette
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Wisconsin
Park Falls
Wausau
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Madison
Green Bay
Brenner Nominated as Commissioner of Patents
Edward J. Brenner 40 a Wisconsin Rapids native was nominated by President Johnson as commissioner of patents. Brenner a Westfield N J resident has served as chief patent counsel for ESSO Oil Co since 1950.
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Washington
Edward J. Brenner
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Johnson
Brenner
Westfield, N.J
Esso Oil Co
Canal Truce Effort Falters in Panama Crisis
U S Panamanian talks on the Panama Canal seemed to stall with Manuel Trucco planning to return to Washington. He had met Roberto Chiari and Edwin M. Martin as hopes for a revival faded. A high U S source said the situation does not look good, despite some slight hope for a workable formula.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Manuel Trucco
Organization of American States
OAS
Washington
Trucco
Roberto Chiari
U.S
Edwin M. Martin
Martin
Panamanian
Subsidized Rice Going to Russia
The United States authorized a $7.5 million rice sale to the Soviet Union under the export subsidy program. Subisized rice joins wheat in supporting U.S. grain exports by keeping domestic prices above world levels, with subsidies ranging from 62 cents to 3.29 dollars per hundredweight and an expected average of about $2.50 for the Russian order. The Agriculture Department also offers export subsidies on cotton and dairy products alongside wheat and rice, part of roughly $625 million paid last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Agriculture Department
Airport to Spotlight Sunday in Penny-a-Pound Airlift
Monroe residents can tour the new municipal airport this Sunday while supporting the March of Dimes. The event runs 8:30 a.m. to dusk, weather permitting, with at least nine planes and 16 pilots offering rides at one cent per pound, benefiting birth defects, arthritis, and polio research and care.
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Monroe Area
Monroe
March of Dimes
Ray Hughes
Albany Road
Highway 59
Green County Pilots Association
Blue Star Rink
Wisconsin appoints Schlimgen to lead European trade mission
Governor Reynolds announces Lucian G. Schlimgen Jr. of the State Department of Resource Development will coordinate a Wisconsin trade mission to Europe. Schlimgen departs Wednesday for Germany to arrange the state party's trip.
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Schlimgen
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Lucian G. Schlimgen Jr
State Department of Resource Development
Wisconsin
Europe
Germany
Bomb rocks Sahara Inn once owned by Gene Autry in Schiller Park
A black powder bomb exploded outside the Sahara Inn in Schiller Park near Chicago, injuring no one but causing 800 to 1,000 dollars in damage. Owner Gene Autry's motel, built in 1962 and previously tied to mob-linked owners, faced prior bomb damage and renewed ejectment of mob figures by Sheriff Ogilvie. Allan Jones, the inn’s featured singer, announced he would leave the establishment.
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Schiller Park
Ill
Gene Autry
Chicago
Irwin H. Schlicht
Allan Jones
Mandel
Manny) Skar
Cosa Nostra
Skar
Autry
Marshall Savings and Loan Association
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Monroe District Schedules Third Oral Sabin Polio Clinic
Monroe District announces the third and final dose clinics for Sabin polio in Green County. Schools from Browntown to Monroe host sessions January 22 through January 24 with a makeup clinic planned for March. the district aims for 85 percent immunization.
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Katheryn Etter
Monroe
Browntown
Green County Medical Society
Green County
Cadiz Center
Ullom
Hiawatha
Buckskin
Blackford
Iliff
North School
Green County Teacher’s College
St. Victor’s
Lincoln School
West Clarno
East Clarno
Fairfield
Sanders and Enterprise
South School
Roosevelt School
East School
East
Argus
Round Grove
Prien
Richland
Ball
Reierson Sane. Madison Man Faces Trial for Kennedy Celebration
Owen H. Reierson of Madison charged with disorderly conduct for celebrating President Kennedy's death has been ruled sane. He will stand trial January 28 in Madison.
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Reierson
SANE
Madison
Owen H. Reierson
Kennedy
Mail Ballot Shows Residents Disapprove Of Chandler Lot Plan
A mail ballot in the Fifth Ward shows residents oppose the Chandler-Connors site and favor a combined fire police and city hall. Results announced at a community meeting show 154 No on building at Chandler Connors, 44 Yes. 114 Yes for a city hall bond, 61 No. 140 for another site, 44 No. 99 Yes to paying off the architect and starting over.
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Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Chandler- Connors
Chambers
Monroe
Lanz
Fullerton
Spring Square
Recess Issue Holding Up Pay
Madison officials clash over expense payments to state lawmakers during recess. C A Reuter asks the attorney general to rule if funds are due since lawmakers reconvene April 14. A Supreme Court ruling allows extended recesses and a new pay bill says payments when not actually in session.
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Madison
State Bureau of Finance
C. A. Reuter
Reuter
Supreme Court
Thompson
Reds Return Body From Panmunjom
North Korea returned the body of a South Korean air force captain whose F86D Sabre jet was shot down by Red gunfire north of Panmunjom last Tuesday. The exchange occurred near the truce village as tensions lingered following the incident and highlighted ongoing hostilities on the divided peninsula.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
Torch Book Orders Near Two Million
The Torch is Passed chronicles the Kennedy assassination with 35000 words and pictures. Six weeks after the AP announced the project orders from across the nation continue at about 1000 a day. Books are printed in Poughkeepsie and Racine with shipments reaching Alaska and distant points.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Racine
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
New York News
Alaska
Paris Moves to Recognize Red China in Policy Shift
France formally informs the United States of its intent to recognize the Peking regime. President De Gaulle has weighed the move for months, prompting U S concern over Western unity and the Atlantic alliance. Britain Denmark the Netherlands and Norway already recognize Beijing. Speculation ties Paris to a future Southeast Asia role.
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Washington
France
United States
China
Dean Rusk
Herve Alphand
Rusk
Alphand
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Southeast Asia
Stock Trend Mixed As Cigar Firms Surge
New York the stock market held irregular gains and losses late this afternoon with averages slightly lower while trading remained active. Aluminum shares rose on price boost news and cigars advanced on a favorable government smoking report. Bayuk Cigar climbed nearly three points and D W G Cigar rose about one point.
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New York
Bayuk
D.W.G
Consolidated Cigar
General
Violence flares again in Dacca and East Pakistan
Communal violence that began in East Pakistan last week and spread to Calcutta has returned to East Pakistan. The unrest continues to threaten the region with renewed clashes and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacca
East Pakistan
Calcutta
India
Monroe Council Urged to Table Fire Police Facility Plan
A near hundred residents urged delaying the project for a new fire and police station to study site, costs, and alternatives after April 7 elections. Officials debated board plans, and advisory committee needs, while calls grew to table action until a fresh start.
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Monroe
Board of Public Works
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Rudolph P. Reger
Citizens Advisory Committee
Cal
Reger
Chandler
Orville R. Evans
Property Committee
Planning Commission
Lester M. Johnson
Fire
Johnson
Uno H. Miller
Madison
Weekday High School Cafeteria Menu Plan
Public service listing of next week's school lunch offerings. Monday Bar-B-Ques with salad and fruit cocktail. Tuesday Beef stew with vegetables and cheese slices. Wednesday Vienna sausage with scalloped potatoes and green beans. Thursday Turkey with gravy and corn. Friday Macaroni and cheese with buttered peas and sliced apricots.
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Glen Schwartz
Third Ward
Wayne Lausch
Robert Rufenacht
Richard Newcomer
Fredric Rosa
Seventh Ward
Josephine Ross
Wayne Stroessner
Thomas R. Smith
Paul Line
Times
Lake
Beckman
Russia
Soviet Union
Sahara Inn
John M. Irvin
Jack Murray
Chandler Lot
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