U.S. Launches Weapon Airlift For India Army
From Germany an American arms airlift begins to bolster India's Himalayan forces against Communist Chinese aggression. Ten C135 transports will deliver light infantry weapons and artillery to Calcutta with round the clock support and no U.S. troops on frontier. Ambassador Galbraith warns arms are only part of the solution while Nehru calls for calm amid protests.
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New Delhi
India
Germany
Red China
Rhein-Main
Frankfurt
Calcutta
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
United States
Europe
Nehru
Red Space Ship Heads for Mars
MOSCOW reported an unmanned Soviet ship named Mars 1 was 140000 miles on course to Mars after a Thursday launch. Tass said systems ran normally and the craft with a camera and radio transmitters could return photographs and data in about seven months.
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Moscow
Mars
Moscow Radio
Tass
Earth
Venus
Next Week's School Cafeteria Menus
An editor notes regular public menus for high school meals. The week includes Monday Italian spaghetti with meat sauce and sides, Tuesday bratwurst and potatoes, Wednesday chicken pie with biscuits, Thursday South Dakota dinner with sticks and doughnut, Friday fish sticks or wieners with creamed potatoes.
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South Dakota
St John's To Dedicate New Christian Education Building
St John's church holds dedication and open house for a new 150000 dollar Christian Education building. Service 1:30 to 2 p.m. on front lawn if weather permits, then 2 to 5 p.m. open house with hosts, refreshments in Vestry. Building features nursery programs, classrooms, chapel space, library lounge, and improved offices.
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St. John’s Church
Paul H. Olm
Donald Storck
Joe Kuhne
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Rev. Olm
Stanley W W. Howe
Kuhne
Rubi-Levenberger
Brandenberg
Fred Koenig
Women’s Guild
Churchmen’s Brotherhood
Daniel Ault
Robert Aeschliman
Anton Goerlitz
Philp Gordon
D. J. Huenink
Doran Zwygart
Alvin Moritz
Willis Gruenwald
John F. Kundert
Merlin Olson
Lyle Sickinger
Christian Editoic United Church of Christ
15Th Street
St. John’s
Wil B Times
Congress Lineup Changes Doubted in Wisconsin Race
Voters in Wisconsin expected to keep the current House delegation despite spirited campaigns in four seats. In the 1st District Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg faces Gerald T. Flynn with swings in Green Rock and Walworth counties, while Racine and Kenosha lean Democratic. In the 10th District Rep. Alvin E. O Konksi faces J. Lou- and a strong challenge after 20 years in office.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Washington
House
Congress
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Gerald T. Flynn
Racine
Schadeberg
Green
Rock
Walworth
Kenosha
Flynn
Kennedy
John Birch Society
Alvin E. O’konski
Mercer
J. Lou
Gas Firm Seeks Customers Help With Second Gas Conversion Call
North Central Public Service Corp. asks customers lacking a second gas conversion technician visit to call 2571 before the weekend. Manager Robert M. Bussen says the extra adjustment is needed to complete the appliance conversion on schedule and meet higher heating value gas standards. Cooperation will speed the overall conversion to natural gas.
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North Central Public Service Corp
Robert M. Bussen
Bussen
Deputies Probe Halloween Vandalism on School Bus
Deputies investigate damage to a Trucks Inc school bus where a number of seats were slashed in what Sheriff A Charles Howe calls the worst prank report. Most other routine calls involved tipping over corn shocks with one traffic incident noted.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Trucks Inc
A. Charles Howe
Khrushchev Letter Sparks White House Denial
White House calls a Herald Tribune report misleading saying Khrushchev’s unpublished Oct. 26 letter to Kennedy was not written in agitation. Salinger notes the article misreads the letter and that the Oct. 26 message shaped Kennedy’s Oct. 27 reply. The Herald Tribune awaits publication to confirm the story.
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Washington
White House
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
New York Herald Tribune
New York Tribune
Washington Dispatch
Rowland Evans Jr
Cuba
U.S.S.R
Moscow
U.S
Turkey
Moscow Radio
James G. Bellows
The
Herald Tribune
Area Man Injured In One Car Accident
LeRoy Stietz, 24, Route 1 Argyle, is listed in fair condition at St. Clare hospital after a one car crash five miles northwest of Monroe. He was thrown from the vehicle, suffered a possible concussion and fractured ribs, along with cuts and bruises, and was admitted at 2:45 a m. Deputies reported the car rolled after Stietz lost control on a curve and then caught fire, the incident occurring at 1:20 a m.
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LeRoy Stietz
Route 1
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Stietz
Monroe
Sheriff's
County 4-H Recognition Night Honors Schuetz and Bollig
Darrell Bollig and Marlea Schuetz were named County Achievement Boy and Girl at the 4-H Recognition Night in the Green County Agricultural building. The program included club leaders, pledges, entertainment, and awards for senior and junior projects to multiple 4-H members.
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Darrell Bollig
Marlea Schuetz
Green County Agricultural
Darrell
John Bollig
Belleville
Dayton
Marlea
William A. Schuetz
Monroe
Clarno
Whitewater State College
Linda Nyhns
York +H Club
Robert Ammon
Monroe Ag
Fairfield
Dougherty Creek Club
James
Linda Erb
Argus Club
John Chambers
Green County Homemakers
Nancy Fenner
Calvin Kraemer
Myron E. Jeglum
Judy Hanson
Nyla Signer
Stock Mart Rally Falls After Russia Hint Shake
New York traders faced a renewed mood of cautiousness as Russia's backing of Fidel Castro proposals sparked heavy selling. The market recovered some but failed to sustain the previous advance, with total volume around 4.9 million shares and mixed gains across key stocks.
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New York
Wall Street
Russia
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
57 Vehicles Crash on Freeway in Thick Fog
A fogbound stretch of the Santa Ana Freeway saw a chain of collisions from a single initial crash. Traffic jammed as 57 cars and trucks were smashed or damaged in the slow-moving destruction.
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Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Monroe Volunteer Fire Dept Thanksgiving Dance Set
The Monroe Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual Thanksgiving Dance on Friday November 23 from 9 p m to 1 a m in Turner Hall. Fire Chief Josef J Benkert notes proceeds fund extra firemen insurance and a future fire station meeting room. Eugene Baker and Paul Kubly co chairmen announce Louis Bashell and his orchestra return for the event.
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Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
Turner Hall
Fire Protection District
Josef J. Benkert
Eugene Baker
Paul Kubly
Louis Bashell
Reynolds Hurls Tax Lie Claim in Wisconsin Campaign
In Milwaukee, Democratic candidate John Reynolds accuses GOP rival Philip Kuehn of a deliberate lie over tax cuts as the race nears Election Day. Kuehn defends his tax proposal while both men address educational issues before the Wisconsin Federation of Teachers.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Philip Kuehn
GOP
Reynolds
Kuehn
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Federation of Teachers
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
U.S. Farm and Home Administration
Claude Jasper
Madison
Keith Hardie
Taylor
U.S
Thomas Pattison
Durand
Johnson
Jasper
Congress Club
Pattison
Mikoyan Warns Russia Backs Castro on Cuba Crisis
Anastas Mikoyan says Russia supports Fidel Castro's five points to resolve the Cuban missile crisis. U.S. and U.N. actions unfold as dismantling of missile bases proceeds, with photos showing launchers removed and pads broken up.
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New York
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Russia
Castro
Cuba
Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
United States
Guantanamo
Washington
Defense McNamara
Defense Department
U Thant
United Nations
U.N
Khrushchev
Pentagon
Air Force
Reudolf Anderson Jr
Greenville
S.C
U.S. Navy
Cheddar Prices Rise In Green Bay Trading
Green Bay reports modest gains at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange as State brand cheddar prices lift 0.5 cents and 40 pound blocks rise 0.25 cents. A sale of one car State brand pasteurized longhorns at 37 cents remains unchanged. Uncovered bids close at 34 percent for cheddar and blocks. no offers shown.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
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Marler Schuetz
Green County
Bollig
Red Note
Firemen
Bulletin
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