Margaret Pays Tribute to JFK First President
Washington the Princess and her husband Earl of Snowdon visited Arlington National Cemetery to place a wreath at John F Kennedy's grave and viewed nearby monuments. The royal party also toured Mount Vernon and Washington Cathedral as rain fell and crowds gathered for a day of solemn homage and cross Atlantic friendship.
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Washington
Princeee
Britain
Arlington National Cemetery
Tine Eeener
Ric
Areeen Wally Vernon
George First
Potomac River
Capital
Ace
Chrysanthem Kennedy
America
Earl of Snowden
Arlington
Curtis J. Herrick
Washington Military District
Lord Snowdon
Patrick Dean
Glastonbury
Joseph of
Arimathea
England
Arizona
Washington Press Corps
Andrews Air Force Base
Grand Canyon
New Glarus Boy Learns by Phone System Trial
Eighth grader Steve Wild of New Glarus becomes the first student to use a home to school telephone link connecting four classes at New Glarus High School. The setup brings math science civics and more to his living room after a dislocated hip injury. The MT Vernon Telephone Company installed the system at about 20 dollars monthly with half covered by the Department of Public Instruction. Steve prefers school but finds the device helpful saving visits and catch up time.
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Steve Wild
John Wild
New Glarus
Steve
Times
New Glarus High School
Wild
New
Glarus
Mt. Vernon Telephone Company
Department of Public Instruction
Owner of Foundry To Address Kiwanis
Walter A. Vierthaler, manager and owner of the new Iroquois Foundry at Browntown, will be guest speaker at the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel. He will show a film on iron and forgings and explain his move to the Green County area to establish the plant.
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Walter A. Vierthaler
Browntown
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Green County
Norm Van Brocklin Rejoins Vikings Head Coach Role
Minnesota Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin changed his mind about quitting and rejoined the team. General Manager Jim Finks announced the decision at a press conference before noon, noting Van Brocklin met with the squad at 10 a.m.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Jim Finks
Norm
Finks
van Brocklin
Johnson hosts White House reception for retiring Postmaster Gronauski
President Johnson welcomed guests at a White House reception honoring John A. Gronauski, the retiring Postmaster General who has been named ambassador to Poland.
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Gronouski
Washington
Johnson
White House
John A. Gronauski
Poland
Bar Opens in Defunct Bank Branch in San Francisco
Kelly Buchanan converts a San Francisco National Bank branch into a bar serving drinks through the teller windows. The bank, closed by the U.S. controller of currency amid charges against founder Don C. Silverthorne for misapplying funds and illegal loan fees.
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San Francisco
Kelly Buchanan
San Fancisco National Bank
U.S
Don C. Silverthorne
Brodhead Plans Hearing on 216k Budget Increase
Brodhead City Council set a hearing for Monday November 22 at 7 30 p m on a proposed budget of 216 238 75 up 16 876 05 from last year The city's total valuation is 6 949 960 with school tax at 27 21 per thousand up 2 63 The anticipated revenue is 194 381 12 and direct tax levy is 102 108.
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Brodhead
Times
Five More Die On State Roads 889 Toll Rises
Wisconsin highway deaths rose to 889 this year as fog and freezing rain contributed to new crashes. Mrs. Joan Rousseau of Manitowoc and Edwin Blair of Earl died in separate accidents, with Derry Lynn Bacon of Oregon and three-year-old twins Brenda and Brian DuCharme among those killed. Kenneth Kazda, the uncle driving, helped cause a Waurega crash when a door was opened.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Joan P. Rousseau
Manitowoc
Edwin Blair
Earl
Washburn County
Derry Lynn Bacon
Oregon
Madison
Monona
Miss Bacon
Kenneth Vasser
Waureka
Brenda
Brian DuCharme
Clem DuCharme
Kenneth Kazda
Crawford County
Kazda
Guard Will Face Weekend Drills Starting 1966
National Guard personnel will shift from Monday night sessions to weekend drills beginning January 1 1966. Capt Dwight C Coplien announced the change during a training session. The battalion orders four hour drills with eight hour sessions on the first Saturday monthly from 1 to 10 pm and on the third Sunday from 7 am to 4 pm.
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National Guard
Dwight C. Coplien
U S Blamed in Parliament over India Pakistan clashes
In New Delhi the U S faced criticism in parliament for being naive and morally responsible for India’s bloody conflict with Pakistan, drawing sharp charges from lawmakers.
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U.S
New Delhi
India
United States
Pakistan
Nothing But Unwanted Hirshman Talks At PTA Meeting
Rolland Hirshman superintendent of the Wales Institution for Boys spoke at the 1965 66 Junior High PTA meeting saying the boys are not rejects but youths needing care. He described 6000 yearly processed cases and 300 resident youths many from broken homes, neglect and cruelty. Officials elected included Rev C James Weis and Mrs Wilbert May among others. crosswalks and a potential three way stop at 15th 16th Ave at 13th St were discussed for action.
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Rolland Hirshman
Wales Institution For Boys
PTA
Hirshman
Hershman
Lloyd Liedschlag
C. James Weis
Wilbert May
Kurt Schwager
Herbert Davidson
Paul Chapman
Edward Peterson
15Th and
16Th Ave
13Th St
Christmas Seals Mailed in Monroe To Fight TB Disease
The Monroe Anti-Tuberculosis Committee launched its 1965 drive with 4600 appeal letters and Christmas Seals mailed to Monroe and rural residents. The campaign runs through Christmas Day, with Boys Scouts James Kosek and Charles Seaton distributing posters. funds support local TB case finding and treatment, with 50 percent kept locally and 50 percent sent to state and national associations.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Milwaukee
National Tuberculosis Association
Washington, D.C
Vernon Schillinger
T. J. Burgy Jr
Rudolph P. Reger
Wilma Heimann
Snow Fencing Progress in Green County
Green County Highway Department crews rush to finish snow fencing along county roads and mix sand for winter maintenance. Commissioner Kenneth H. Meyer says regrading five miles of County Trunk J should finish by mid December, weather permitting, after about a month of slowdown. Ryans Co. of Janesville handles another mile and a third regrading, with 3.5 miles regraded by the department.
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Green County Highway Department
Highway Department
Kenneth H. Meyer
Green County
Ryans Co
Janesville
Beaming 4-H star Barbara Williams bets on beef show plans
Barbara Williams, 18, of Route 3, Wisconsin, trains for the International Live stock Exposition in Chicago while attending Patricia Stevens Career College. A longtime 4-H member and state Hereford Queen, she has shown steers since childhood, earning multiple grand and reserve championships across Wisconsin fairs and state events. She will display the crossbred Pa-Zazze at Chicago as a summer yearling.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Chicago
Barbara Williams
Williams
Harry E. Williams
Patricia Stevens Career College
Hiawatha 4H Club
Miss Williams
William’s Farm
Chauncey
Pa-Zazze
Joe Dearth
Dearth
Cherry Valley
Green Bay
Friendship
Eau Claire
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Junior Hereford Association
Scout Leaders To Meet Here
Roundtable for Valley District Cub and Boy Scout leaders will be held tomorrow at St. John's United Church of Christ starting at 8 p.m. District executive Richard Rhyner reports. Dr. C. G. Henger will head the Cub Scout program with his commission staff. Ernst Spring, Troop 115 committee chairman, will lead the Boy Scout program assisted by a troop committee including Rev. James Plymire William F. Smith Robert Krammer Roger Blanc and Leo Sebald with Dalen Friedrichs as scoutmaster assisting.
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Valley District
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Richard Rhyner
C. G. Henanger
Ernest Spring
Grace Lutheran Church
James Plymire
William F. Smith
Robert Kramer
Roger Blanc
Leo Sebald
Spring
Dalen Friedrichs
Madison Wisconsin Cheddar Market Demand and Prices
Demand is fair to good in Madison Wisconsin with steady activity. Supplies are generally adequate. Cheddar prices vary by type with 40 pound blocks around 39 to 41 percent higher, single daisies about 42 percent, longhorns around 42 to 45 percent, and midgets near 42 to 45 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Council Weighs Fire Truck and Water Plant Plans
The Board of Public Works urged bids for rebuilding the water plant damaged by the Palm Sunday tornado on Monroe's west side and to advertise for automatic pump controls. A four wheel drive fire truck, costing 28909, was recommended by a fire committee and will be considered by the City Council.
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Board of Public Works
Water Department
Monroe
John W. Steinmann
Monticello
Public Works
Municipal Building
Monroe Fire Department
Josef J. Benkert
Kohli Office Supply Co
New City
Olson Electric
Brodhead
Motorola
Yeske Construction Co
Edgerton
Frinzi Announces Run for Democratic Governor Nomination
Dominic Frinzi a 44 year old Milwaukee attorney who drew 100000 plus votes against Reynolds in 1964 will seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1966. He declares as a liberal progressive Democrat promising a campaign opening as others like Carley Lucey and Swed also plan entries.
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Milwaukee
Dominic Frinzi
John W. Reynolds
David Carley
Patrick Lucey
Carley
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JFK
Lady Bird
Home Aid
Vikings
Brodhead Plans
City Water
Harry E. Willams
Route 3
Kansas
Barbara
Thas
Green County Fair
Warren Fair
Winnebago County
Council
Frinzi
Democratic
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