Engine Trouble Triggers Rome Airliner Explosion
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 bound for Athens and Cairo exploded after aborting a takeoff at Rome's Runway 25. Preliminary findings cite engine trouble, a veer into a steamroller, and a fuel fire. 45 dead including 26 Americans, with 28 survivors.
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Rome
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Paris
Vernon Lowell
Athens
Cairo
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Milan
Wisconsin Telephone gets PSC okay for $25 million stock
Madison Wisconsin The Wisconsin Telephone Co received Public Service Commission authorization Monday to issue 25 million dollars in common stock to fund expansion. The stock will be offered to parent American Telephone and Telegraph Co.
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PSC Okay
Madison
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Doctors Keeping Vigil Over Quints In Paris
In Paris doctors monitor five premature newborns—three boys and two girls—born to postman Raymond Sambor and his wife at a private clinic. The quintuplets weigh under three pounds each and face an uncertain future with conditions deemed precarious for 10 to 12 days.
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Paris
Pediatrics Center
Paris Faculty
Raymond Sambor
Asnieres
Sambor
Sambors
Yves
Jean-Paul
Farm costs rise as insurance and social security bite
Farmers are estimated to pay about 2 billion this year for farm business and personal insurance premiums and Social Security, the Agriculture Department reports. The figure marks a rise of over 50 percent in the last decade.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger meeting December 12
The 26th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting will be held at Turner hall on Saturday December 12 starting at 10 a.m. Guests include Alice in Dairyland Beth Bartosh and Kay Hillery with four directors up for reelection. Entries for cheese competition are due December 9 at Monroe Cheese Corp.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Harold E. Calbert
Department of Dairy and Food Industries
University of Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Beth Bartosh
Burlington
Green County Dairy Queen
Pat Easter
Juda
Kay Hillery
Lafayette Farm Bureau Queen
Marie Riechers
Lafayette
James¢Ula
Blanchardville
Wilbert Strahm
Monticello
Dale Merriam
Darlington
Herman Pluss
Albany
Ray T. Silver
William Lauper
Hollandale
Willis Wittner
Belleville
Victor Hendrickson
George Hillery
Monroe Cheese Corp
Glenn Erbe
Mr. Horeb
Fred Escher
Farm Bureau
Fred Galli
New Evidence Proclaims Oswald Sole Assassin in Kennedy Death
The Warren Commission volumes released reveal Lee Harvey Oswald as the lone assassin with the means and motive to kill President Kennedy. Disputes among witnesses are noted, but the commission finds overwhelming evidence supporting Oswald's lone role and attributes to others only conjecture.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
America
Soviet Union
Warren Commission
Oswald
Jacqueline
Secret Service
Texas
John B. Connally
Lee Oswald
Earl Warren
James J. Rowley
Dallas
Rowley
Commission
Associated Press
White House
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Forrest V. Sorrell
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
We Receive 400 Letters a Day to Jackie Kennedy
New York report describes the daily mail flow to Mrs. John F. Kennedy after his assassination. Pamela Turnure, former White House press secretary, notes about 400 letters arrive each day. Volunteers sort messages by category and some donations or memorial projects are mentioned.
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New York
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Park Avenue
White House
Mrs. Kennedy
Miss Turnure
Nancy Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Helen Lempart
Kenneth O’donnell
Kennedy
Area Farmers Asked To Give Census Data
Farmers in Green County are reminded to complete the census of agriculture questionnaire from the U S Department of Commerce. Nine census takers are working in the county and farmers should return the form if not ready by collection time.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Green County
Brodhead Budget Outlined by City Council
The Brodhead council set November 30 for the public hearing on the proposed city budget of 199,263.70 dollars, up 6,765.04 from last year mainly due to higher city employee salaries. Of the amount, 86,941.60 dollars comes from direct taxation with school tax rising 3.25 per 1,000, and the city valuation up 121,000 dollars. The next regular meeting is December 7.
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Brodhead
Times
Monroe Christmas Stocking Post Insignia Designed
Project insignia for the Monroe Christmas Stocking features a design by William Miller son of Mr and Mrs William A Miller of 1514 17th avenue a former teacher now in the Ipsen Ceramic Corp Pecatonica Illinois His art work includes signs banners and home murals with training from the American Academy of Fine Art Chicago The poster notes the project is financed by the United Fund and invites donations to the campaign.
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Monroe
William Miller
William A. Miller
17Th Avenue
Miller
Ipsen Ceramic Corp
Pecatonica
Ill
American Academy of Fine Art
Chicago
United Fund
Computer Love Match Goes Awry at BYU Dance
BYU students used a campus computer to pair Bonnie Mitchell with Richard Mitchell, her 19 year old brother, for a weekend dance. Bonnie, 18, sought a tall red haired date who likes entertainment and marriage, but the match ended up pairing siblings and the girl reported an “interesting” time.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Bonnie Mitchell
BYU
Richard Mitchell
Bonnie
Richard
Hatfield Youth Hurt by Bullet In Deer Hunting Area
In Hatfield Wisconsin two children en route to Black River Falls classes were hit by a stray bullet in the State Forest area. Jacqueline Bratvold 17 suffered a minor head wound while her brother Randy 12 was struck by a metal fragment. they returned home then to school late.
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Hatfield
Wis
Black River Falls
Jacqueline Bratvold
Randy
Black River State Forest
Jackson County
Cheese market at Madison steady with varied bulk styles
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady to firmer movement with bulk styles mostly fair to good. Prices run cheddars 37 to 40 percent, 40 pound blocks 38 to 41, single daisies 40 to 40, longhorns 40 to 42, and midgets 40 to 34 to 12.
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Cheese Mart
Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Stocking Project Under Way Here
The Monroe Woman's Club Christmas Stocking committee is organizing a drive aiding 18 families and 40 older persons with food boxes and gifts. Shoppers spend about $5 per child after assessing needs while older children are in school. Co chairmen are Mrs. David Bennett Mrs Allie Holtshopple and Mrs Kenneth Stuart with many committee members listed.
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Monroe Woman’s Club
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe
James Forbes
United Fund
David Bennett
Allie Holtshopple
Kenneth Stuart
Mmes
Edward M. Adam
Burton E. Bacon
Nathan E. Bear
Robert C. Brauchle
Donald L. Brown
David J. Burri
John F. Caradine
Wilbur E. Deininger
Eugene E. Eckstam
J. T. Etter
John E. Ferron
George L. Geiger
William A. Gyure
Edmund C. Hamilton
Stock Market Shows Fairly Sharp Decline
NEW YORK The stock market fell sharply early this afternoon after the Federal Reserve Board increased interest rates. Trading was active but the decline stopped short of a major selloff on the news.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Belgian Troops Seize Stanleyville in Congo Capture
Belgian paratroopers landed in Stanleyville and took control of the rebel capital as about 50 foreign hostages were killed. Reports say 15 were killed in Lu lumba Square and 40 wounded, with 250 held at a local hotel. Dr Paul Carlson, a U.S. medical missionary from Rolling Hills California, died during the attack.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Stanleyville
U.S
Paul Carlson
Rolling Hills
Calif
Washington
State Department
Carlson
Lumumba Square
Gust Carlson
Alhambra
Dwight Carlson
Orange
Brussels
Paul-Henri Spaak
Spaak
Guide for Givers Opens Holiday Shopping Season in Monroe
The expanded edition highlights local stores inaugurating the 1963 holiday season with gift suggestions. Santa Claus arrives in Monroe at 2 p.m. Friday aboard the fire truck and stays in a mobile home by the Courthouse. Stores open evenings from Wednesday Dec 9, with special Saturday and pre Christmas early closings.
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Santa Claus
Monroe
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Alpine Curling Club
League Action
John Irvin
R. Finley Barry
Calbert
Wisconsin Association of Milk and Food Sanitarians
Wisconsin Dairy Technology Society
ADSA
Madison Kiwanis Club
Agricultural and Conservation Committee
Alice-in-Dairyland
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Harold Calbert
Mather
By Sterling F. Green
Jackie
Council
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