Five Days Left In Lafayette TB Testing Project
Lafayette County runs an Operation KO TB free testing drive with mobile units offering chest X rays and tuberculin skin tests. Darlington is the final stop on Friday November 20 from 3 to 8 pm, as doctors urge residents to take advantage before the program ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Wiota
Woodford
Argyle
Shuillsburg
Blanchardville
South Wayne
Gratiot
Belmont
WATA
Darlington
Main
Ann
KOTB
John Schleifer
Benton
Alma Abel
Wisconsin Anti
Lafayette County Health Agencies
Green County Cancer Crusade Sets 1965 Goal
Dr M W Stuessy of Brodhead announces Green County aims for a 1965 Cancer Crusade quota of 5790 dollars to support cancer research and control. Wisconsin Division targets 581650, with Green County totaling 6107 36 in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
American Cancer Society
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Johnson Victory Margin Mounts
President Johnson leads Barry Goldwater by about 15.6 million votes with unofficial returns showing Johnson at 42,374,403 and Goldwater at 26,731,717 as 870 of 175,000 reporting units remain. Johnson holds 486 electoral votes to Goldwater’s 52. The article notes high South involvement, lower overall turnout, and regional variations in participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Osius
Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Alabama
District of Columbia
Missing Browntown Girl Sought by Sheriff
Shirley Marie Heins a 16 year old girl from Browntown has been missing since November 1. Deputies seek leads on her whereabouts after she failed to return home from Monroe and was reportedly seen in Albany. She is described as red haired with glasses, 5 feet tall and 120 pounds, wearing blue jeans and a black sweat shirt. An all stations bulletin has been broadcast.
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Browntown
Sheriff's
Shirley Marie Heins
Bernard Heins
Monroe
Albany
Shirley Marie
Police Radio
Wisconsin Voter Turnout Ranks 14th Nationwide
An Associated Press study shows Wisconsin with the 14th highest turnout among states for the 1964 presidential election. About 6 of every 10 voting age Americans cast ballots, with 60.8 percent of 114 million eligible voters participating nationwide. Utah led at 76.9 percent, followed by Minnesota at 76.4. Wisconsin’s unofficial presidential total was 1,685,899, or 70.5 percent, down from 73.4 percent four years earlier.
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Census Bureau
South
Goldwater
Utah
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Barn Destroyed By Fire Near Winslow Farm
A 40 foot two story barn on the Art Marshall farm four miles west of Winslow and a half mile from the State Line burned last night. Losses included 1200 bales of hay 500 bushels of oats and a corn picker. Fire Chief Frank Krebs cited faulty wiring as the suspected cause. No one was home and neighbors alerted the department.
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Winslow
Art Marshall
State Line
Frank Krebs
Marshall Place
Watershed to Hold Anniversary Program
Plans are under way for the 10th anniversary of the Little Sugar River Watershed to be observed in February 1965. Rolland Hustad, president, leads a five member committee to arrange events with a social night, card party and Switzerland pictures next month. Officer elections occur in January with a talk on Tri State breeding of sows. A milk clinic is set for March and a weed clinic for April.
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New Glarus
Little Sugar River
Rolland Hustad
Switzerland
Mother Faces Murder Charge After 3 Year Old's Death
Mary Shreve 23 of Chalfant is held on murder charges after her 3 year old son Paul died in hospital from malnutrition and contusions. Her husband Herschel 27 faces accessory charges. Earlier neglect and aggravated assault and battery charges were filed against Mrs. Shreve.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Shreve
Chalfant
Paul
Herschel
Jones Mistrial Declared in Unfair Trial Claim
Grover Jones proclaimed the mistrial unfair after two of his character witnesses were revealed as kin to jurors. Prosecutors moved for the mistrial as deliberations began, with a retrial likely in July. Wesby Lee had sought the man who ran down his father in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Tenn
Grover Jones
James Needa
Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
Wesby Lee
Newt Lee
Lee
Jack Butler
Baxter Key Jr
Eldon Long
Robert Jackson
Lester Brown
Eula Copass
Key
Design due Monday for Kennedy memorial at Arlington
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara plans to reveal Monday the design he approved for a permanent memorial grave at Arlington National Cemetery for the late President John F. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
West for drought relief as storms soak West
East and Midwest drought drives emergency water use as Western storms bring rain and snow. Weather officials expect next week to shift moisture to the Plains, while Great Lakes and Appalachian regions gain some moisture. Public agencies urge reporting water supplies. New Jersey towns borrow water and note 38 days of reserves remaining.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Plains
Grouth
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Appalachian Highlands
Great Basin
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
California
West Coast
Northwest
New Jersey Conservation Department
North Jersey
Franklin Lakes
New Jersey
Youve Got To Try Bruce Typical Boy Despite a Handicap
Bruce Gongola a 14 year old Elmwood Park High freshman pursues multiple activities despite missing fingers and toes. He plays trombone swims dances and guards on the football team and plans to try out for basketball. He attends Elmwood Park High and aims for college while maintaining good grades and serving as a junior counselor at a camp for disabled children. His family notes his determination and supports his varied interests.
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Elmwood Park
Ill
Bruce Gongola
Bruce
Luther Burbank School
Chicago
Rhodes School
River Grove
Raymond E. Gondola
Gongola
Gongolas
Don Gongola
University of Illinois
Harvard University
Drouth Brings Fire Deaths and Wind Storms Across Illinois
Dust storms and 59 mile per hour winds trigger fires in Chicago and rural areas. Frank G. White, 61, of Palatine, dies when a 35 foot wall collapses at a Gurnee site. Fire crews battle blazes across 40 southern counties amid ongoing drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Frank G. White
Palatine
Cago
Robert Quinn
Civic Center
Chicago
Danville
Vermilion County Civil Defense Unit
Catlin
Teen-Age America Candidates Honored At Lucky Friday
Fifty-two Miss Teen-Age America candidates gathered with Texas A&M singing cadets for a Friday the 13th party in Dallas. Semifinalists include Gayle Brackett and Debra Diethelm among others, with one winner to receive a $10,000 college scholarship and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Aggies
Wells
Gayle Brackett
Atlanta
Carolyn Magnini
Baltimore
Nancy Collins
Andrea Ayers
Greenville
S.C
Lana Karen Lack
Memphis
Blanchardville Doctor Dies After Long Public Service
Dr Lawrence J Unterholzner 62 a Blanchardville physician since 1930 died at his home. Born July 10 1902 in Iowa County he studied at Marquette Medical School and Madison General. He married Mareil Ladd in 1929 and leaves wife two daughters three sons two sisters and four grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Monday at Blanchardville Lutheran Church with burial in Greeland Cemetery.
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Blanchardville
Lawrence J. Unterholzner
Iowa County
Frank
Christina Unterholzner
Mineral Point High School
Marquette Medical School
Madison General
Mareil Ladd
Madison
Robert McLean
Wooddale
Ill
Lawrence A
New Berlin
Platteville
Timothy
Phillip Gordon
Elsie Jones
Mineral Point
Unterholzner
Pope Paul VI donates coronation crown to the poor
The pope placed the beehive crown on an altar during a Mass at St. Peter's Basilica to symbolize the churchs concern for the hungry and suffering. The crown, used at his 1963 coronation, weighs about 10 pounds and is valued in the tens of thousands of dollars, with unclear plans for its charitable use.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pericle Felici
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Pope Paul
Milan
Stock Market Moves Higher Amid Mixed Motor Stock News
New York trading showed irregular gains as select strengths offset motor sector weakness. Ford faced early decline due to strikes and layoffs, trimming a larger loss while General Motors extended a small drop. Chrysler declined slightly while rails rose mildly and steels remained mostly easy.
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New York
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Mediators Still Strive To Settle 17 Month Railroad Wage Dispute
Six rail road shop unions plan a 6 am November 23 strike against most railroads as federal mediators push to settle a 17 month wage dispute. A 30 day strike ban ends November 19. The six unions cite low wages versus other industries and include IAM IM Baker, Sheet Metal Workers, Electricians, Firemen Oiler, Carmen. AFL CIO affiliates total 11 unions and over 400,000 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael Fox
J. E. Wolfe
Chicago
Afl-Cio
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Sheet Metal Workers
International Association
International Brotherhood of Electricians
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Aflcio
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Hotel and
Hotel and Restaurant Employes International Association
John Dignan
Afl-Cio Railway Department
Next Week's School Menus for Cafeteria Meals
Editor notes meals to help mothers plan dinners for high school students eating at the cafeteria. Monday features beef goulash and cabbage salad with fruit cocktail and bread. Tuesday offers ham loaf with potatoes green beans cookies and bread.
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Cancer Crusade
Debby Dillman
Salem
Indiana
The
America
Shop Craft Union
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