Hanover Woman Dies of Injuries in Traffic Crash
Mrs Genevieve Harkey 75 of Hanover Rock County died at St. Clare Hospital after a Sunday crash when the car she rode in crossed 13th Street and hit a house. Driver Maude Dettmer 81 and passenger Pearl Guse were treated and released. Coroner Wagner weighs further inquiries into two other Hanover women.
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Genevieve Harkey
Hanover
Rock County
St. Clare Hospital
13Th
Green County
Harkey
Richard Wagner
Maude G. Dettmer
Pearl Guse
Dittmer
20Th Ave
13Th St
Robert Trickel
Monroe
Otto Henry Kundert
State Director Visits the Moose at Monroe Lodge
State Director Harry Kirshner paid a surprise visit to the Monroe Moose Lodge during a Moose Hall meeting last night. He expressed regret for missing the 50th anniversary weekend of Nov 13 and 14, with plans for a dance, enrollment class, and smorgasbord. Jay Stoehr will enroll Mooseheart attendees, while Lee Babler offered to replace the west entrance sign and lunch was provided by Frank Kubly, Howard Breisath, and August Burgi.
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Harry Kirshner
Monroe
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Futher
Jay Stoehr
Mooseheart
Lee Babler
Frank Kubly
Howard Breisath
August Burgi
County Board Approves New Glarus Building for Highway Gear
Heard County supervisors read annual reports then authorized buying a New Glarus building formerly used by Pet Milk Co. for 12000 dollars. It will store salt and trucks with about 6600 square feet, pending easement and clear title.
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New Glarus
Amos Johnson
New County Hospital
Johnson
Monroe City
Highway Committee
Pet Milk Co
Ed Bidlingmaier
Kenneth Mayer
Monroe
Board Highway Committee
Highway Department
New York Life
Ralph Kundert
Marquette Football Revival Petition Gathers Signatures Fast
A student petition at Marquette University to revive football drew over 250 signatures per hour on Tuesday, signaling strong campus support for reinstating the program.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Housing plan for aged seen by city council
Mayor Walter R. Ekum announced a federal aid proposal for low cost housing for seniors. A building firm will be invited to explain the plan at the December 7 City Council meeting. Utilities included. rents 38 to 45 dollars monthly. city would receive 10 percent of rent in lieu of taxes and eventually own the building.
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Walter R. Ekum
Ekum
Old City Hall
Monroe City Council Sets Public Hearing on 1966 Budget
The Monroe City Council, led by finance chief Hilton Kirchner, approves a November 16 public hearing at City Hall to review a $720,602.20 total budget. The tornado costs push taxes up by about $46,424 from 1965 and reduce carryover, with $32,000 set for Highway 69 Relocation and land purchases underway for post-tornado rebuilding.
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Palm Sunday
Monroe
Hilton Kirchner
Walter R. Ekum
Kirchner
Madison man to receive Wis Farm Bureau medical scholarship
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation announced that Donald Kranen donk of Madison, a senior at the University of Wisconsin medical school, will receive the bureau’s medical scholarship.
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Madison
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Donald Kranendonk
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Bureau
Hardwood Market Booming as Wooden Nickels Surge in Value
In Monroe collectors pay up to five dollars for wooden nickels minted by a local bank after they were deemed illegal. Private buyers pursue the coins, with dealers reporting sales to collectors while bank officials note a shrinking supply and ongoing redemption at five cents.
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Monroe
U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury
John W. MacInnis
MacInnis
Dale Alexander
Office
Tury
First National
U.S
Alexander
Lindsay Pace and Presidential Hopes Highlight New York Mayor Race
John V. Lindsay, 48, tall and energetic, won New York City Hall and drew national Republican attention. Opponent Abraham Beame accused him of seeking the presidential nomination. Lindsay vowed to serve a full term and push for a healthier, safer city. He campaigned relentlessly, portraying himself as an athlete dedicated to public service.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Abraham D. Beame
Lindsay
New York City
Barry Goldwater
John Vliet Lindsay
Jehovah's Witnesses described as world wide preaching group
The article portrays Jehovah's Witnesses as a global, education driven religion with no paid clergy, training every member to preach. It cites their Kingdom Halls as schools, huge circulation of The Watchtower and Awake magazines, and large numbers of Bible studies and literature distributed worldwide. It notes rapid growth across continents and resilience under repression.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Christ Jesus
Mexico
Africa
North America
Asia
Europe
South America
Iron Curtain
Russia
Watchtower
Awake
Jehovah God
Kingdom of God
Lindsay Wins New York Mayor Bid Amid GOP Hopes
Liberal Republican John Lindsay defeated Abraham Beame to become New York mayor as Democrats swept New Jersey and Virginia races. Beame conceded. Lindsay pledged to serve a full term while national leaders debated his presidential prospects.
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Washington
John V. Lindsay
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Lindsay
Abraham D. Beame
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Manhattan
GOP
Beame
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard J. Hughes
Wayne Dumont
Mills E. Godwin Jr
A. Linwood Holton Jr
William J. Story Jr
John Birch Society
William F. Buckley Jr
Detroit Approves Water Fluoridation By Narrow Margin
Detroit voters narrowly approve fluoridating the city water supply. The tally shows 191 203 in favor and 185 593 against. The decision affects health policy and city utilities.
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Detroit
Rotary Film Tickets Available For Inner Space Adventure
Tickets may be purchased at the door for the Monroe Rotary Club travel series feature Exploring Inner Space. The underwater adventure directed by Capt Jacques-Yves Costeau is narrated by Owen Lee and shows sea life from the Red Sea to the Caribbean reefs at 7 30 this evening in the Junior High School auditorium.
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Monroe Rotary Club
Owen Lee
Jacoes-Yves Costeau
Costeau
Lee
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Caribbean Reefs
Tire studs banned on Illinois highways
Tire manufacturers and dealers have been told that metal studded tires are illegal on Illinois highways, reflecting state safety rules.
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Illinois
Springfield
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Green County Hospital
Green County Board of Super
Times
County Board
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