Landing Gear Blamed for Salt Lake City Crash
A United Airlines Boeing 727 with 90 aboard crashed on landing in Salt Lake City, 40 dead and 50 survivors. Investigators cited main landing gear failure. FAA and C A B sought causes while Boeing officials and officials stated no immediate link to other 727 incidents. Survivors described the crash and flame engulfment as rescue efforts moved to recover remains.
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Salt Lake City
The
United Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
Pader Hogue
Boeing
Lyndon R. Day
Arlington
Ralph S. Nesbitt
Santa Monica
Calif
Bill Linderman
S. Shimura
Japan
Maria Christina Bennett
Marvin J. Bennett
Beaverton
Ore
Gen Twining Ends Visit Here in Milton and Monroe
Gen. and Mrs. Nathan E. Twining and sister Mrs. Phoebe Chadwick left Milton after dedication of a dormitory named for Nathan C. Twining, Milton’s first graduate. Judge Sverre Roang praised the Twining family with 15 members in military service. Twining spoke on air power and national image before returning to Arlington.
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Twining
Nathan E. Twining
Arlington
Howard
Phoebe) Chadwick
Monroe
Milton College
Nathan C. Twining
Milton
Monroe High School
Gen. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rock County
Sverre Roang
Edgerton
Twinings
Janesville - Milton
Vicksburg
Roang
13Th Air Force
South Pacific
15Th Air Force
Germany
20Th Air Force
Japan
New York
London
Southeast Asia
Barry Goldwater
Hanoi
Maude McKeever
Hawaii
Phoebe Twining Chadwick
Times
Ferdi nand E Marcos Clinches Philippines Presidential Win
Senator Ferdinand E Marcos leads in unofficial vote counts to clinch the Philippines presidency as the sixth chief executive with a strong margin amid Saturday tallies.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
The
Philippines
Hotel To Be Shop Site Personal Losses Suffered in Blaze
Fire victims recount losses after Wednesday morning blaze at Swiss Colony Inn and nearby shops in Eugene. Swiss Colony Restaurant and gift shop will operate temporarily at the Eugene Hotel while residents seek new homes and clothing, with Red Cross aid aiding affected families.
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Swiss Colony Inn
Eugene
Swiss Colony Gift and
Rottler’s
Bertha Schindler
John Hauser
Monroe
Kenneth Stuessy
Probe continues into Northeastern blackout cause
Washington reports the government industry search for the Tuesday blackout will extend into next week. Federal Power Commission Chairman Joseph C. Swidler announced the continuation of investigations into the massive Northeastern power outage.
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Washington
Northeastern
Joseph C. Swidler
Federal Power Commission
Monroe to Host 67 Cheese Days with New Directors
Cheese Days Inc. held a dinner meeting naming five new directors, expanding to ten to run the 1967 festival planned for September or early October in Monroe. Treasurer John MacInnis reported 58,686.37 in income and 56,534.20 in expenses, leaving 2,122 with bills pending.
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Cheese Days, Inc
William H. Lanz
David Seeholzer
John F. Kundert
Fred Ochsner
Walter Schild
Robert Bussen
Archie Myers Jr
John W. MacInnis
Vernon Schillinger
Robert Hahlen
MacInnis
Cheese Days Inc
Lanz
Darlington High School
Myers
Hahlen
Green County to test all children for histoplasmosis this spring
Plans announced to give histoplasmosis skin tests to all Green County students except Monroe pupils already tested last year. Tests will be run by U S Public Health Service and State Board of Health with Green County Medical Society approval. Tests planned for March or April with data from last year showing East School 34 percent positive and other schools ranging 6 to 15 percent.
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Green County
Monroe
United States Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Green County Medical Society
Katheryn Etter
Martha Tschudy
East School
Lincoln
South
St. Victor’s
North
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri River
Wool Contest Interest Shown In District Six Standout Turnout
A turnout of 75 girls is reported for the 1965 Make It Yourself with Wool District Six contest at the Rock County courthouse in Janesville. Five district winners will advance to the state event at Wisconsin Center Madison on Nov 19 20. Contestants are divided into sub debs juniors and seniors with awards in tea at 2 p.m. Judges include Green County 4H home agent Sue Sass Monroe High School teacher George House and Waunekee teacher Sue Johnson. Sponsored locally by Green County Farm Bureau Women Etter’s Monroe Swiss Miss New Glarus with Wisconsin Cooperative Wool Growers Association and allies. The national contest will be January 20 in Portland Oregon with a 14 day European holiday prize.
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Rock County
Janesville
Green
Jefferson
Rock
Dane
Wisconsin Center
Madison
Donald Witt
Monticello
Dennis Swiggum
Monroe
Green County
Sue Sass
George House
Sue Johnson
Waunakee
Green County Farm Bureau
Etter’s of
New Glarus
Wisconsin Cooperative Wool Growers Association
American Wool Council
Portland
Ore
Wisconsin Cheddar Market Rises as Demand Holds
Madison reports the Wisconsin cheddar cheese market higher this week with demand fair to good and adequate supplies of all styles. National American cheese output fell one percent in the week ending November 4, while Wisconsin rose one percent from the prior week, with production estimated at 16.9 pounds. Swiss cheese prices edged up about one cent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
VFW Auxiliary Observes Veterans Day at Monroe Junior High
In observance of Veterans Day and American Education Week the VFW Auxiliary held ceremonies at Monroe Junior High School. Each special education room received a classroom flag wall holder and a booklet Etiquette of the Stars and Stripes. Flags were presented to Mrs. Robert Kingdon and Mrs. Fred Frehner rooms. pledges and songs accompanied the event with Verna Seffrood Delbert Krupke Adolph Vogel and Ernest Zumbach named among organizers.
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VFW
Monroe
Robert Kingdon
Fred Frehner
America the Beautiful
Wilbur Voegels
United Fund Campaign Closes with $21 505 Total
The final United Fund meeting closed the 1965 drive reporting $21 505 raised against a $19 900 budget. A nominating committee of Leon J. Schroeder J T Etter and Mrs John F Caradine will replace three exiting directors with new ones to be named in January.
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United Fund
John F. Caradine
Leon J. Schroeder
J. T
Duke) Etter
Caradine
Monroe Postoffice
Tschudy’s Specialty Service
Kerr’s Shoe Store
Blumer Pharmacy
Alvin H. Babler Insurance
WEKZ
Piggly Wiggly
Florines
John Caradine
A. C. Benkert
John Fernan
Father Becomes Dedicated Recruiter After Son Enlists
In Anniston Alabama a father expressed pride at his son's Air Force enlistment then tried to enlist himself but was rejected at age 51. The recruiter notes the unidentified father attempted service after his son joined.
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Anniston
Ala
Air Force
Dad
Eisenhower Diagnosed With Genuine Heart Attack
Five star general and former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 75, was diagnosed at Fort Gordon Army Hospital with a genuine heart attack after earlier reports of heart insufficiency. He suffered chest pains at his Augusta cottage and has shown no further pains while resting under medical care.
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FT. Gordon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Wallace Hitchcock
Fort
Grand Alliance
Europe
Denver
Mamie
Boy Suffer Burns At Home Student In Hospital
Jerry Isely 11, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Isely Route 4, was admitted to St Clare Hospital at 8 30 this morning for treatment of coffee burns suffered at home. No report on his condition is available. He is a sixth grade student at Monticello Elementary.
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United States
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Steven Mueller
Steve
Paul Mueller
27Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Jerry Isely
Howard Isely
Route 4
Jerry
Monticello
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Ralph Strasser
Red Cross
Strasser
McFarland
Georgia Reimer
Margaret Baker
Nellie Schneider
Ann Nelson
South School
Danny Hendrickson
Jane Caradine
Suzanne Huston
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