Illicit Romance Charged at Trial
The state seeks to prove that T Eugene Thompson arranged the murder of his wife to pursue an illicit romance. Prosecutor Randall says Thompson planned to gain more than $1 million in life insurance and marry the other woman. Witnesses describe a seemingly stable marriage, with key details about policies and motives discussed in court. Norman Mastrian and Dick Anderson are also charged with the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
William Randall
Thompson
St. Paul
Carol Thompson
Illinois
Thompsons
Randall
Gove
Norman C. Mastrian
Robert F Dubach Dies in Warren Illinois
Robert Francis Dubach 30 a Monroe native and son of Emil and Emilie Dubach died at his Warren Illinois parental home after prolonged illness once worked as a laboratory technician Born September 17 1933 he is survived by his parents a brother Paul and a sister Mrs Earl Elmer Services are set for 9 am Thursday at St Ann s Catholic Church Warren with burial in St Ann s Cemetery Warren Rev John Reuland to officiate The Rosary is scheduled for 8 pm tomorrow Funeral services by Bartell Funeral Home Warren
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Robert Francis Dubach
Monroe
Emil Dubach
Warren
Ill
Emil
Emilie Huss Dubach
Switzerland
Freeport
Robert
Paul
Earl Elmer
Menomonee Falls
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
John John Reuland
St. Ann’s Cemetery
Bartell
Johnson Begins Netherlands Official Visit in Hague
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives at The Hague by White House jet for a three day state visit to the Netherlands.
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Holland
Hague
Netherlands
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Truce Holds After Heavy Desert Shelling in Morocco Frontier
An uneasy cease-fire emerged along the Moroccan Algerian Sahara frontier after three days of intensive shelling at Figuig. Moroccan administrator Driss Ouentra said the cease-fire should endure and warned of renewed fighting if attacked. A Mali Ethiopian team was formed at Bamako to oversee the cease-fire.
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Figuig
Morocco
Algeria
Sahara
Driss Ouentra
Bamako
Beatnik Bandit Pair Seizes $5500 in Milwaukee Loot
In Milwaukee two armed men robbed the Hopkins Savings and Loan Association of 5500 Monday. One wore a fuzzy beard and the other a large false nose. They threatened staff and ordered teller Mrs. Donald K. Voit to bag the money. The car used to flee was later found abandoned, stolen from an industrial plant lot.
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Milwaukee
Hopkins Savings and Loan Association
Donald K. Voit
U S Surrenders Diem Brother To Rebel Regime
Ngo Dinh Can, boss of central Viet Nam under Ngo Dinh Diem, surrenders after seeking asylum at the Hue U S consulate. Can is handed to South Viet Nam's revolutionary government as reports say Diem and Nhu were killed. Minh's junta forms provisional rule with Tho as premier.
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U.S
Brother of Diem
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Hue
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Can
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
South
Duong van Minh
Minh
Viet Cong
Tho
Dieh
Nhu
Yale Band Christmas Concert on December 4
The Monroe high school Concert Band will present its annual Christmas Concert in the junior high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Wednesday December 4. This marks the 30th year of the concert with band officers and Allan F Barnard directing. Committees and program details will be announced later.
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Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Trapped in Snowbound Car Seven Saved After Ordeal
Hans Farwig 29 led a 10 mile trek through waist deep snow to summon a passing freight train after his station wagon stalled on Corona Pass with seven relatives and friends inside. The group endured 21 hours of freezing conditions before rescuers reached them near the summit.
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East Portal
Colp
Hans Farwig
Farwig
Corona Pass
Denver
Winter Park
Cori
Janet
Sonia
Yojana
James
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Felder Family Awaits Word On Viet Nam Developments
Mrs. Louis F. Felder, wife of Lt. Col. Felder stationed in South Vietnam, awaits word on recent events. Col. Felder began his Vietnam assignment last July and is housed in Cholon. He has sent slides and a history of Vietnam home for presentations. Felder has served since 1943 and holds MB A from George Washington University and a degree from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Felder
Felder
Viet Nam
Col
Cholon
Saigon
Shilah Kubly
Henry J. Kubly
12Th Street
29Th Avenue
Belders
Daniel
Shilah Lou
Helen Felder
18Th Avenue
Louis Felder
United States
Unitarian Universalist Aid Society
Monroe
Falls Church
George Washington University
Washington
D.C
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Monroe High School
Zablocki Questions U S Coup Role in Vietnam
Rep Clement Zablocki who toured Vietnam before the coup said there may have been encouragement by U S authorities to the insurgents. He questioned CIA involvement and warned Diem’s death was an assassination while praising Diem’s honesty and courage.
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Washington
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Saigon
U.S
Zablocki
Far East
Viet Nam
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Diem
Wisconsin Governor Predicts 25.6 Million Surplus and Tax Cuts
Governor Reynolds tells the Wisconsin Legislature a 1965 surplus of 25.6 million with potential tax cuts of 14.6 million. He urges 8.8 million in new spending, tax eliminations on the income tax filing fee and electricity and luxury tax, and expansion of state troopers and highway funding through Project 66.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Department
Wisconsin Repeals $2 Income Tax Filing Fee
Madison lawmakers repeal the $2 income tax filing fee on a 93 to 1 Assembly vote and unanimous Senate action, with Gov. Reynolds supporting the repeal. The move saves the state about $6.8 million over two years and comes as a major civil rights bill faces procedural hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
Senate
Reynolds
Harold Froehlich
Rappleton
Olson
Legislative Procedures Committee
Fred Risser
Mme Nhu weighs final U S refuge after Rome reunion
In Los Angeles an aide reported Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu weighing a return to the United States after reuniting with her three younger children in Rome. The aide said she has received thousands of sympathetic telegrams since the Friday coup that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Los Angeles
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Rome
Nhu
Diem
Ngo Dinh Thue
Ecumenical Council
Thailand
U.S
Council To Seek Bids For Police Fire Station Residence
City Council to consider authorizing bids for a new police and fire station on the Chandler Connors property opposite the Post Office. Board of Public Works urged bids and also proposed a metal storage building for park, recreation, and street departments near the city garage on city bought Simmons sisters lot. A first reading of the proposed 1964 city budget may be given with a public hearing date set. Meeting starts at 7 30 p m at City Hall.
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Chandler-Connors
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Park and Recreation Department
Simmons Sisters
First woman to win physics Nobel in 60 years shares prize
Five will share sixty three Nobel Prizes with Maria Goeppert Mayer and J Hans D Jensen awarded physics for atomic shell work. Eugene Wigner of Princeton gets half the physics prize. In chemistry Karl Ziegler of West Germany and Giulio Natta of Italy win for plastic creating molecules.
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Stockholm
U.S
Italy
Royal Academy of Science
Maria Goeppert Mayer
University of California
J. Hans D. Jensen
Heidelberg
Eugene Wigner
Princeton University
Wigner
Goeppert Mayer
Jensen
Karl Ziegler
West Germany
Giulio Natta
5th Avenue Underpass Claims Another Vehicle Victim
A Green County Pre Pak Inc. truck, driven by Dean Holcomb with passenger James Furniss, both of Monroe, lost its box under the 5th Avenue underpass. The 34th such incident was reported by police shortly before 11 this morning.
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Green County Pre-Pak Inc
5Th Avenue
Dean Holcomb
Monroe
James Furniss
Pre-Pak
Cheese Market Steady In Madison Wisconsin
Madison cheese market shows steady demand from fair to good and ample supplies. Prices listed for cheddars 35.33 to 38.42 per 40 pounds, blocks 36.53 to 39., single daisies 38.5 to 39, longhorns 38 to 39.12, and midgets 37.4 to 40.
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Cheese Mart Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Soviet Armor Halts Western Convoys at Marienborn
Soviet armored cars blocked French and American convoys near Marienborn on the Berlin highway. French 10-vehicle unit with 50 men halted at Babelsberg checkpoint. Americans 12 vehicles with 44 men were bottled from front and rear. State Dept called the blockade very serious. Kennedy tracking closely. UN and British officials urged peaceful resolution.
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Berlin
Marienborn
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
West Berlin
Babelsberg
Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
United Nations
Peter Thomas
Moscow
St. Alec Douglas-Home
Scotland
House of Commons
Bee Attack Triggers Bus Crash Injuring Dozens
A school bus carrying 63 students ran off a road near Luling Louisiana after a bee swarmed the driver. The bus tipped into a watery ditch injuring about 40 students with two in serious condition. driver Mrs Anna Hogan 29 Des Allemandes reported the bee caused loss of control.
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Luling
Anna Hogan
Des Allemandes
New York Exchanges Close For Election Day
New York stock exchange and American stock exchange were closed on election day while other markets such as the Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago livestock market stayed open.
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New York
American Stock Exchanged
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
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Bronx
Robert F. Dubach
United Fund
Beatnik Bandit
Yale
Elizabeth Kleppert
Christopher
Bas Gaddie
Albany
Calif
Gaddie
Mme. Nhu
U.S. Refuge
Tangle
Bee
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