Sweet Apple Ohio Teens Sing on Giant Telephone Line
The piece highlights a chorus of local teens from Sweet Apple Ohio forming a giant telephone party line to sing The Telephone Hour. It references songs linked to Ann Margaret Kim Monroe Sharon Hinebaugh and the MacAfee family with Kathleen Bennet Richard Pulkrabek and Tom Peterson.
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Ann Margaret
Kim
Monroe
Sharon Hinebaugh
Rosie
MacAfee
Kathleen Bennet
Richard Pulkrabek
Tom Peterson
Sweet Apple Ohio
Conrad Birdie
Conrad
Birdie Gala at Monroe Junior High Tonight and Tomorrow
Monroe High School Choruses present Bye Bye Birdie in the junior high auditorium at 8 p m tonight and tomorrow. Fred Schuetze stars as Albert Peterson performing Put On A Happy Face Rosie and Talk To Me Baby while John Schuetze handles Conrad Birdie with A Lot of Livin To Do and You Gotta.
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Conrad Birdie
John Schuetze
Birdie
Fred Schuetze
Marcia Kundert
Schuetze
Albert Peterson
Miss Kundert
Rose Alvarez
Peterson
Times
Rosie
Albert
Next Week's Menus Planned for School Cafeteria
Editor notes help parents plan dinners as high school students eat at noon. Week menus show Monday vegetable beef soup and sliced meat sandwiches with scooter pie and milk. Tuesday hamburger pie with biscuits and cherry sauce. Wednesday turkey with gravy potatoes Waldorf salad homemade bread and milk. no school Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving recess.
Cheese Market Holds Steady Amid Week’s Trade
Madison Wisconsin producers report a steady cheese trade for the week with fair to good demand. Supplies remain ample but closely held as U.S. production for the week ending Nov 12 hits 17.8 million pounds, up 9 percent from last year. Swiss cheese prices unchanged at assembling points and major centers with adequate to plentiful supplies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agriculture Marking Service
U.S
Paratroopers Ready to Intervene in Congo Hostage Crisis
Belgian paratroopers are prepared to intervene to save whites held as hostages in Stanleyville as rebel forces threaten their lives. The government announced tonight detailing readiness and potential action.
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Brussels
Congo
Stanleyville
Cage Fans Await Tilt at Kimberly Mason Clash
Monroe high school officials anticipate a full house for the Kimberly game with 1,000 tickets available and doors open. Monroe starts Dave Holling Tom Mitchell Keith Burington Bob Buchholtz and Jim Dearth. Kimberly coached by Gene Mason a former Monroe star.
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Cage
Kimberly Mason
Mitchell
Monroe High
Kimberly
Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Dave Holling
Tom Mitchell
Keith Burington
Bob Buchholtz
Jim Dearth
Monroe High School
Platteville State University
Gene Mason
Mason
Papermakers
Harvey Mason
7Th Street
Lois Speich
Roy Speich
17Th Avenue
Hunter Killed In Car Crash In Wisconsin 1964 toll rises
A Milwaukee man Charles G. Green 22 died when his car left Highway 45 near Three Lakes Oneida County. Passenger Frank Miller 24 was in fair condition. Deer season begins soon. Separate crashes claimed a 67 year old Eau Claire woman and a Milwaukee teen, with another fatality near New Lisbon.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Charles G. Green
Milwaukee
Highway 45
Three Lakes
Oneida County
Frank Miller
Eagle River
Marion Reitan
Eau Claire
Board Accepts New '65 Budget To Up Tax Levy
Green County supervisors last night adopted a record high budget of 2,443,498.90 dollars, raising the tax levy to 1,205,637 dollars and a rate of 7.87 dollars per 1,000 assessed value. The increase funds hospital expansion, salaries, deputies, and new equipment, with state and federal aid covering the rest. The budget totals include allocations for forestry, education, and bridges, plus an ambulance of new police activity and additional staff. The Vatican council approved a declaration on Jews and non Christians after Pope Paul VI rejected an immediate vote on religious liberty.
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Green County
Green County Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Council
Mary Shook 98 Monroe Resident DieS After Ill Health
Mrs. Mary Shook age 98 longtime Monroe resident died at 6 30 last night in St Josephs Home Freeport after ill health since last August. Born Mary Deveny Janesville March 3 1866 she moved to Monroe at age four and learned tailoring before becoming a vestmaker. She married Frank Shook Sept 2 1890 in St Victors church and lived in Monroe Austin Minn Chicago and Freeport before returning to Monroe. Survivors include sons Edmund West Allis Marvin and Joseph. two sons preceded her in death. Services 9 am Monday Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 at St Victors with burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 8 pm Sunday.
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Monroe
Mary Shook
St.’ Joseph's
Freeport
Shook
Mary Deveny
Patrick Deveny
Janesville
Milwaukee Road Roundhouse
John Kozak
Randall, Gibbons and Sutherland
Courthouse Square
Florine’s
Henry Hoehn
Schuetze’s
Frank Shook
St. Victor's Catholic Church
O'Brien
Austin
Minn
Chicago
Edmund
West Allis
Marvin
Joseph
George W
Harry
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Ford Production Halt Delays Strike Tie Up Tonight
DETROIT All auto production by Ford Motor Co will grind to a halt tonight due to local plant strike tie ups. A spokesman said total employment affected would reach 80,000 tonight about half of Ford's hourly workers. Some parts production will continue briefly while top level negotiations were postponed until 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Postmen Get New Dog Repellent Spray at Monroe Office
Monroe postmen received a 15 percent capsaicin spray in an aerosol can to deter dog attacks. Officials cite 18 percent of postal injuries from dogs yearly, with 7,000 incidents and about one million dollars in medical costs. Tests in several cities show over 84 percent effectiveness with humane, safe use.
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Monroe
R. J. Myers
U.S. Department of Agriculture Pesticides Regulations
American Kennel Club
American Humane Association
Popular Dogs Publishing Co
The
Humane Society of the United States
Baltimore
Miami
Detroit
San Francisco
Myers
Kroger Set to Open New Store December First
Kroger will open a new store at 9 a.m. Tuesday December 1 in the 1200 block of 12th Street after vacating the 10th Street location. The one story building doubles sales area and features 46 parking spaces and drive in service. The layout emphasizes a snack bar dairy section, expanded departments, and a controlled inventory system with forklifts for unloading.
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Kroger Buili IG
Kroger Co
12Th Street
Marcus Pink
Times
Kroger
10Th Street
Rita Marty in Plattsburg Sawdust Queen Contest
Rita Marty of New Glarus is among five candidates for Miss Woody queen of the Sawdust Ball at Platteville State University. The queen will be chosen tomorrow night in the Commons of the student center, with the Industrial Education Association sponsoring the formal event.
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Rita Marty
Sawdust
New Glarus
Woody
Platteville State University
Industrial Education Association of the University
Truax Air Base Closure Shocks Madison Area Economy
Madison and nearby communities face a severe economic blow as Truax Air Force Base will be phased out and closed by June 1968, affecting 1,407 military personnel and 251 civilians. Sun Prairie officials warn of a dent in the local economy, while leaders explore reuse options and plan for the three year phase out.
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Madison
Truax Air Force Base
Reynolds
Truax
Defense
Robert McNamara
Defense Department
Department
Sun Prairie
Thomas Tubbs
Sun Prairie Chamber of Commerce
Tubbs
Bernard M. Dunn
Robert Kastenmeier
Wis
Martin Wollman
Madison Newspapers Inc
Army Air Corps
30Th North American Air Defense
NORAD
SAGE
Juax
Detroit
Sioux City
Thomas L. Truax
Air Corps
Thomas R. Truax
University of Wisconsin
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Cheese Mart
Hunter
Brodhead
City of
Browntown
Mrs. Shook
Air Force Base
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