Jetliner Disaster Near Mt Fuji Kills 124 US Citizens
BOAC Boeing 707 crashes near Gotemba Japan under unclear cause. Eighty four Americans aboard. Eyewitnesses report plane aflame. 119 bodies recovered as authorities probe a possible midair collision. Thermo King dealers and wives among victims. travel agency reports 80 reservations in Hong Kong hotels.
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Gotemba
Japan
British Overseas Airways Corp
Mt. Fuji
Tokyo
Canadian Pacific Airlines
International
Tokyo Bay
BOAC
Thermo King Corp
Minneapolis
San Francisco
U.S. Itazuke
Hong Kong
Rangoon
Burma
Karachi
Pakistan
London
D. J. Fleming
GreenyBay
Wis
L. E. Lubbers
Milwaukee
Trip Into Mine Is Group Thrill
A Badger Lapidary and Geological Society field trip into a zinc lead incline mine near Shullisburg, with 24 adults and 16 youths exploring 200 feet underground. Led by William J. Figi Sr and Vashni M. Marchant, the group, joined by Elgin Rock and Mineral Club members, navigated a dusty tunnel to collect ore samples amid safety gear and flashlights.
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Badger Lapidary and Geological Society
Nicolas Leutenegger
Neal Trickel
Monroe
Shullsburg
Vashni M. Marchant
Ludlow Memorial Library
Shulisburg
William J. Figi Sr
Marchant
Shullisburg
Elgin Rock and Mineral Club
Elgin
Badger Society
Elgin Group
Clint Heckert
Lloyd Akins
Green County
Curling Activity Spotlight Blue Ribbon Invitational Mixed Bonspiel
Winners in yesterday's first Monroe Invitational Mixed Bonspiel were Davis Rink Beloit Adam Monroe Nelson Lodi Mohr Pardeeville Meyer Portage Streal Waltham Whipple Waltham and Persich Medford. The event features 16 rinks with play through today and tomorrow starting at 8. Final finals set for 1 30 and 3 30 tomorrow. many clubs including Pardeeville and Waltham contribute teams and local hosts plan socials at the Monroe Country Club.
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Monroe
Monroe Alpine Curling Club
Robert Keith
Mary Jane Fencil
Davis
Beloit
Adam
Nelson
Lodi
Mohr
Pardeeville
Meyer
Portage
Streal
Waltham
Whipple
Persich
Medford
Waltham, Ill
Galesville
Madison
Racine
Tri- City
Monroe Country Club
Merlin Olson
Tom Watt
Stormont
Man Threatens LBJ Faces Federal Charge
Oswald S. Pick 27 of Clifton New Jersey allegedly threatened the life of President Johnson. He was taken from a Washington bound train in Philadelphia and held on fifty thousand dollars bail after phoning the threat to the FBI office in Washington early Friday morning.
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Philadelphia
Johnson
Oswald S. Pick
Clifton
N.J
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Chess Club To Hold Adult Night Tuesday
The Monroe High School Chess Club will host an Adults' night on Tuesday March 8 at 7 30 p m in the High School Library. Steve Peterson president invites all interested players to compete with members and with each other.
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Monroe High School
Steve Peterson
No Verdict Yet In Messier Slaying Trial
An all male jury deliberated for a second full day in Miami on Jacques Messier's slaying with no verdict in sight. Judge George Schulz said the jury would remain at work over the weekend if needed.
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Miami
Fla
Jacques Messier
George Schulz
Crash North Of Monticello Fatal to Teacher
Miss Barbara L. Schuetze a 21 year old Monroe teacher and musician died in a highway crash 1½ miles north of Monticello. Her car struck a farm truck driven by Jacob C. Hefty 64 of Glarus suffering fractures and chest injuries. Hefty was listed in fair condition. Schuetze born April 5 1944 was a UW music graduate and taught at New Holstein.
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Monticello
Barbara Schuetze
New Holstein
John Lewis
Reen County
Barbara L. Schuetze
Lincoln Road
Monroe
Edwin W
Helen) Schuetze
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Schuetze
State Patrol
William Harvey d
Victor Wemmer
Harvey
Sheriff’s Department
New Glarus
Earl Willoughby
Richard Wagner
Beloit Civic Symphony
VFW
Continental Look Influences Idle Hour Mansion Renovation
Mrs Belle Elliott and daughter Kay Bayrhoffer return from a three week tour of Portugal Spain France and England. Plans for Idle Hour Mansion include six new motel units on the second floor with European ideas and an antique shop on the first floor. A bulldozer will clear and replant after spring, with some trees replaced if damaged. The Alphorn Motel owners Bayrhoffer have added units and show ongoing interest in the mansion project.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
Belle Elliott
Robert
Kay) Bayrhoffer
Portugal
Spain
France
England
Elliott
Palm Sunday
Europe
Bayrhoffers
Alphorn
Census Shows Farm Decrease in Green County 1964
A 1964 census shows Green County with 1 921 farms, down from 2 059 in 1959, a loss of 138. The average farm size is 184.9 acres and total farm sales reach 26,878,494 dollars. Livestock and crop values, per-census changes, pest control data, and recreational income are detailed in a preliminary report.
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Green County
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
U.S
Trading Slump Deepens Amid Record NY Volume
The weekly stock market suffered a third consecutive drop as trading reached historic highs, signaling persistent weakness in financials and broad participation across major indices.
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Vashni Marchant
Ollie Fine
Man
LBJ
Chess Club
Washington, D.C
Department of Commerce
New York
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