Coast Guard guards 11 year old survivor after Harvey death
In Miami police posted heavy guards inside 11 year old Terry Jo Du perrault’s hospital room at the Coast Guard request. After Julian Harvey killed himself, guards remained only by the door as Terry Jo testified that Harvey killed the others on the Bluebelle. Harvey had given a sensational account of the wreck before dying by his own action.
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Miami
Fla
Terry Jo Duperrault
Julian Harvey
Coast Guard
Terry Joe
Harvey
Bluebelle
Terry Jo
Terry
Green Bay
FBI
Bahamas
Terry ‘Jo
Arthur Duperrault
Brian
Renee
Mary
Therc
Franklyn Verdon
Florida
Deer Season Claims Fifth Heart Victim In Wisconsin
Wisconsin logged its fifth heart attack death of the nine day deer season when 79 year old Bernard Rindt of Sheboygan collapsed and died while hunting with relatives near Westboro in Taylor County. Three other hunters have died from gunfire.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Bernard Rindt
Sheboygan
Westboro
Taylor County
Stock List Mixed with Wide Gainers in Late Trading
In New York the stock market ended mixed with heavy trading. Some stocks posted larger moves as the session progressed. Le Korvette climbed about 6, Simplicity Pattern rose over 5, and American Meter advanced more than 2 points amid broad fluctuations.
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New York
le Korvette
Rescuers Hunt Rockefeller Son In New Guinea Coast Search
Rescue teams from land sea and air comb the southwestern New Guinea coast for Michael Rockefeller, son of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, missing since a boating accident during a scientific expedition. Dutch officials note the area is dangerous and difficult to spot him. Dutch sailor Dr R W Wassing survived, saying Rockefeller last used a makeshift gasoline can raft off shore. Governor Rockefeller chartered a jet to Biak to join the search along with Rockefeller's sister Mary Strawbridge and Harvard archaeologist Dr Robert C Gardner.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
the Hague
Rockefeller
A. Boendermaker
Dutch New Guinea
R. W. Wassing
Wassing
Michael
Gov. Rockefeller
Honolulu
Biak
Mary Strawbridge
Robert C. Gardner
Harvard
Peabody Museum
Gardner
Baliem
Hearing Tonight on Mobile Homes Fee Proposal
A public hearing at 7:30 p m on an ordinance to levy a mobile home parking fee based on actual city and school service costs. If approved the fee could rise or fall yearly with services. public hearings would be annual.
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William J. Schmitz
Silk Umbrella Band To Play for Firemen's Dance Again
Monroe fremen jokes aside, the Silk Umbrella Band from Milwaukee will play at the Firemen's Thanksgiving dance for the third year running. Co chairs Tom Casey and Eugene Hefty announce dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Turner Hall. Proceeds fund an insurance fund supplementing city pay.
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Monroe Fremen
Louis Bashell
Silk Umbrella
Milwaukee
Turner Hall
Tom Casey
Eugene Hefty
Monroe Armory
Journal Faces Tightened Tieup
Milwaukee's Journal dropped to eight pages without advertising as pressmen and craft union members refused to cross an ITU picket line. The action followed a Milwaukee County Labor Council sanction of the strike by the Journal’s mail room employee, ITU Local 23. About 240 ITU printers and compositors refused to cross, while the paper still published multiple section editions with photo reproduced typewrit ten columns.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee County Labor Council
Journal
ITU
Berlin Youths Storm Barriers in West Berlin Crisis
West and East Berlin police clashed as about 200 tear gas grenades crossed the wall during a night of demonstrations. Thousands, led by officials, marched through downtown Berlin in an anniversary vigil before youths attempted to breach the border fortifications and confrontations escalated with water cannons and baton charges.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Zone
East Berlin
Ernst Lemmer
Otto Bach
Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Kaiserdamm
Brandenburg Gate
Wilhelmstrasse
Final Show Tonight Senior Class Play Earns Praise
A near capacity crowd praised the senior class play Stardust in the junior high auditorium. The three act comedy by Mrs Willard Bender directed by Mrs Bender repeats tonight at 8. Lead actor Jack Robilette received top night praise with supporting cast Janet Austin Valerie Usher Carol Holling Rick Bahr Alan Stauffacher.
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Stardust
Willard Bender
Jack Robilette
Mr. Bach
Department of Drama
Janet Austin
Valerie Usher
Carol Holling
Rick Bahr
Alan Stauffacher
Board Submits Report in Death Of 32nd Soldier
FT. LEWIS Wash A five man special 32nd Infantry Division board of inquiry completed its investigation into the death of Pfc George W Kenkkila of Tripoli Wisconsin. Official cause of death gastric suffocation. Witnesses said he received emergency first aid including mouth to mouth resuscitation after collapsing during a physical training session. The board heard 33 witnesses and will submit findings to Maj Gen Herbert Smith. Morale boost noted as troops may receive Christmas leave with 5 000 to 6 000 men possibly traveling home. leaves depend on transport and self payment.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
32Nd Infantry Division
George W. Kenkkila
Tripoli
Kenkkila
Milwaukee National Guard
Herbert Smith
Oshkosh
Donald J. Mackie
Madison
Maj
Richard E. Peterson
Judge Advocate
Peterson
Wisconsin
Waupaca
Smith
Minstrel Show Dates Proposed for March Three Nights
Tentative dates for the City Band Lions Minstrel Show are set for March 27 28 and 29 approved by the City Band and to be considered by the Lions Club next Monday. It marks the first three night run in the show’s history following overflow crowds last year. Mrs Allan F Barnard will direct again and her husband handles music arrangements.
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Lions
Lions Club
Allan F. Barnard
Orangeville Teacher Honored for 25 Years of Service
Roy Hefty and two other high school vocational agricultural instructors were honored for 25 years of service at the Illinois Agricultural Association meeting in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Hefty traveled from Orangeville to St. Louis and visited Rev. and Mrs. Milford Best in Washington along the way.
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Anneville
Roy Hefty
Illinois
Illinois Agricultural Association
St. Louis
Hefty
Orangeville
Milford Best
Washington
Thanksgiving services planned by Monroe churches
Faithful may offer thanks at church services tomorrow night or Thanksgiving Day as Monroe area residents join multiple denominational events. Immanuel Bethel Clarno Zion and Staver St Peters EUB hold a 10 am service with Rev. Koch on Things For Which to be Thankful. St Victor's Catholic Mass at 6:30 am and 8 am followed by benediction. Other churches schedule services with topics and leaders noted.
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Monroe
Immanuel
Bethel
Clarno Zion
Staver St. Petter
EUB
Karl F. Koch
Burton L. Holling
Frank Hinebaugh
Clarno Zion and
Stover St. Peter's
Clarno-Stavers
Madison
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Albert Meerebeer
New Apostolic Church
R. H. Scharnweber
First Church of Christ, Scientist
O'Konski Defies Army In Ft Lewis Inspection Jaunt
Rep. Alvin O'Konski and his wife began a personal trip to Ft. Lewis to inspect accommodations for the 32nd Division. He rejected the Army offer to pay expenses for a formal congressional junket next month and planned a three day stay to review post conditions and talk with division personnel families.
Holland To Close Grocery Business On The Square
Harvey H. Holland owner of Holland's Grocery on the west side of the square will close out his shop Saturday December 9 after 15 years at that location. The Meythaler family founded the store in 1909 and the Holland family plans an extended vacation with no definite plans for the future.
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Harvey H. Holland
Holland
Monroe Evening Times
Elizabeth
Fred
Charles Meythaler
Leader
U S Treasurer Plans To Quit for Campaign
Elizabeth Smith treasurer of the United States and the first woman appointed to high office by President Kennedy said on Monday she may resign to return home and aid California Democrats in next year’s campaign. Governor Edmund G Brown is expected to seek re election. Richard M Nixon is among Republican candidates for the post.
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San Francisco
Elizabeth Smith
United States
Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
County Deer Hunt Total Reaches 145
Green County two day shotgun deer season ends with 145 registered. Registration sites included Brodhead, New Glarus, and the county jail with registrants from multiple townships. Early department estimate places statewide kills around 6,800 in the northeast and 5,100 in the northwest, with broader regional totals across Wisconsin.
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Green County
Loury
Brodhead
New Glarus
Orson Wells
17Th Avenue
Roy Mauerman
Morris J. Webb
Alban
Bradley Binder
Donald Witt
Monticello
Forrest Ludwig
John
Lee Zurfluh
Robert Ostby
Tom ‘Figi
Rudy Jenny
Roger Bergen
Fritz Schlapbach
Brooklyn
Ralph E. Voegels
Argyle
Glen Schmid
Monroe
Adolph
James Ruef
Marvin’ Brewer
State Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Northwest
West Central
More Drivers Lose Licenses This Year
Wisconsin officials report 24 330 people lost driving privileges in ten months this year through revocation or suspension. The figure for 1960 in the same period was 23 797. October revocations and suspensions totaled 2 347 versus 2 790 in October last year.
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Madison
James Karns
Wisconsin
Soviet Union agrees to resume nuclear test talks in Geneva
MOSCOW and New York reports say the Soviet Union accepts a US Britain call to restart negotiations November 28 in Geneva on a treaty banning nuclear weapon tests. The Kremlin notes indicate Moscow completed its current test series including a hydrogen bomb over 50 megatons.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Geneva
Soviet Foreign Ministry
State Department
Kremlin
U.N
New York
U S Red Party Misses Registration Deadline
Washington notes the Communist party failed to register under the Internal Security Act by the Monday deadline. The Justice Department postponed action, granting officers until November 30 to sign up, with members needing to register within 20 days if not. Under the act the party was to be listed as an arm of the Soviet government with officer and finance details.
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Washington
Communist Party
Justice Department
State History Society Publication Features Local Civil War Nurse
The State Historical Society releases a three page feature on Janet Jennings of Monroe, a nurse in the Civil and Spanish-American Wars. Authored by Don N. Anderson, the piece ties her story to Gen Robert E Lee’s 1863 victory and her subsequent death, with sources noting a Monroe newspaper centennial series.
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State Historical Society
Monroe
Janet Jennings
Don N. Anderson
Robert E. Lee
Miss Jennings
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