U.S. pilots strike another missile site in North Viet Nam
U S pilots report damaging a missile site 60 miles east of Hanoi as weekend air battles leave five U S planes lost, 11 U S fliers rescued or missing, and paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne battle Viet Cong near Bien Hoa with 110 enemy dead. A Marine air strike accidentally bombs a friendly village, killing one woman and wounding ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Bien Hoa
U. S
Citywide Tree Spraying Nears Completion After Week
Park and recreation director James Mauermann announced all trees south of 19th Street have been sprayed and expect completion by week end if weather holds. North of 19th Street should finish by tonight with traffic kept off treated streets to speed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mauermann
19Th St
Mauermann
Back to School Night Planned at South Wayne High
Parents of South Wayne High School students will participate in a back to school night on Wednesday November 10 at 7 45 p m in the gymnasium with an address by Raymond Water. Refreshments follow in the cafeteria and all parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne High School
Raymond Water
Kiwanians Of Monroe And Los Alamos Trade Meals
The Monroe and Los Alamos Kiwanis clubs will trade meals this month. Los Alamos members will sample Green County Swiss Cheese at the Nov. 15 meeting, while Monroe members will enjoy Los Alamos chili at the Nov. 18 lunch. The event, titled Food for Fellowship, may include exchanging pictures of each club sampling the other's dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Los Alamos
N.M
Congregation approves museum plan for church building
The First Universalist Unitarian Church of Monroe votes unanimously to transfer ownership of its 1861 building to the city for a historical museum effective January 1 1966. A dedication ceremony is set for November 21 at 2 p.m. with city officials Green County Historical Society members and church leaders attending.
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First Universalist-Unitarian Church
Monroe
Peter D. Rasmussen
O. N. Johnson
Green County Historical Society
Rasmussen
F. J. Rouch
Madison
Ciety
Historical Society
Old City Hall
Beers Named Kraft Foods President from Green County Roots
William O. Beers of Chicago has been appointed president of the Kraft Foods Division of National Dairy Products. Beers previously became a director and vice president, with a career starting in 1937 and including international operations across the British Isles Germany Australia New Zealand Mexico and other Latin American countries. He succeeds Gordon Edwards who became National Dairy president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Beers
Chicago
Kraft Foods
National Dairy Products Corporation
J. Huber Wetenhall
National Dairy
Beers
New York City
Green County
Herman Fritz Jr
Rose Beer
Masshardt Nursing Home
Lena
Ill
Beer
British Isles
West Germany
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Mexico
Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Kraft
Wisconsin
Platteville
University At Madison
Mr. Beers
Gordon Edwards
Modern Math Talk for Parents Tonight at City PTA
Miss Patricia Dinsdale of Chicago will present Modern Math during the citywide PTA gathering at 8 this evening in the Senior High School lecture hall. The Lincoln School PTA Book Fair will be on display in the same hall this evening and tomorrow from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dinsdale
Chicago
Lincoln School
Funds Requested To Aid Lyle Gilbertson Medical Costs
Donations are being accepted by The First National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank to help cover medical expenses for Lyle B. Gilbertson, 45, of Monticello Route 1. He suffered severe injuries in a corn picker accident Friday, underwent a nine hour surgery at Madison General Hospital, losing a leg and parts of a hand.
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First National
Lyle B. Gilbertson
Route 1
Monticello
Gilbertson
Madison General Hospital
Fred Mahlkuch succumbs at 49 on home farm
Frederick A Mahlkuch Jr 49 of 2431 5th St died 7 55 p m Saturday at St Clare Hospital after a coronary while operating tractor at Sylvester Township farm near Monroe Albany Woods off Highway 59 He leaves wife Ellen Yvonne Boyer two daughters Ruth and Susan and son Kenneth F all with roots in Sylvester Monroe Juda and Albany The funeral is set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Madison County records show a history of farming and community involvement
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Frederick A. Mahlkuch Jr
5Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Mahlkuch
Sylvester Township
Monroe- Albany Woods
Highway 59
Soa
Mahlbuch
Fred
Katherine Keen Mahikuch
Sylvester
Ellen Yvonne Boyer
Henry Norder
Monroe
Juda Eub Church
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Knights of Pythias
Green County Pilots Association
Kenneth F
Ruth
Susan
Ralph
John
Juda
William Zuhlike
Arthur Malkow
Dorothy Lynch
Albany
Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church
Melvin Nickel
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
Corn Moisture Remains High Across County Slopes
Cadiz farm reports show moisture around 26.7 percent in a well-fertilized strip while bottomland samples reach 28.18 percent. Harland Schultz, farm management agent, notes typical well fertilization lowers moisture. yields in lower areas look strong with one Cadiz field forecast at 162 bushels per acre. Storage requires about 25 percent moisture.
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Harland Schultz
Cadiz
Johnson Signs $2.6 Billion Education Bill at Texas Campus
President Johnson flew to Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos to sign a $2.6 billion education bill promising 140,000 more college enrollments next year with federal aid. The act funds educational opportunity grants from $200 to $1,000 and aims to open college doors for poor students. Johnson also seeks funds in January for a National Teacher Corps to aid impoverished areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
Johnson
Southwest Texas State College
U.S
Congress
Outstanding Achievement honors awarded to 4-H members
In Monroe Junior High Auditorium Green County named Heidi Schlappi and Steven Mitschele as Outstanding Achievement boy and girl. Robin Reuter and Carol Durtschi received Outstanding Junior member awards. The event featured a Traveling State H Band and Chorus concert.
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Heidi Schlappi
Steven Mitschele
Monroe
Sue Sass
Times
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Silverview
Cadiz
Green County
Monroe Junior High
Robin Reuter
New Glarus
Carol Durtschi
Silverview Club
Herman Durtschi
Eight Men Given Life Membership at Veterans Day Banquet
Sam Pickett presented eight new life memberships at the VFW and Auxiliary Veterans Day banquet at the VFW Clubhouse. Recipients included Fred Felder, Glenn Kubly, Edward Doyle, Walter Laeser, Alvin Riese, William Liedschlag, Ernest Marty, and Joseph Viney. World War I veterans attended, and after the meal 96 guests danced to Walter Wait and his Melody Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Life
Sam Pickett
VFW
Fred Felder
Glenn Kubly
Edward Doyle
Walter Laeser
Alvin Riese
William Liedschlag
Ernest Marty
Joseph Viney
Ralph Schroeder
Post
Felder
Department of Wisconsin
Douglas Henry
Viet Nam
Post Department
Henry
American Legion
Olin Flistam
Milton Steiner
Vernus Seffrood
Jerome Schwaiger
Fred Greuth
Julius Hofer
Adolph Vogel
Adolph Ostendorff
Elmer Howe
Walter Wait
Illness of Attorney Delays Moscow Agent Trial
In Washington a defense attorney’s illness forced a 24 hour postponement in the Communist party trial on 23 counts of failing to register with the Justice Department as a Moscow agent. The trial was under way in U S District Court, having begun last week.
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Washington
Communist Party
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Moscow
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Kraft Food Firm
Kraft Foods Division
Fred Mahlkuch
Mr. Mahlkuch
Texas State
Mitschele
Schlappi
Madison Vocational Technical and
Four Lakes
South Wayne
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
CYO
John Schlappi
Platteville State University
James Mitschele
Peace Corps
Kansas
New Glarus High School
Robert E. Reuter
Edward Condon
East School
Charles Wagener
Lynn Lovett
VFEW
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