Special Act Joins Line-up Of Talent Sunday Show
A new act joins the Platteville Jaycees Big Show benefiting Paul Moody family of Belmont. June Rydell of Dubuque will sing and dance in the 8 p.m. Sunday program at the Junior High School Auditorium. Moody, 29, paralyzed from a traffic accident, is hospitalized at St. Clare in Dubuque, with his wife and four children facing financial strain. The 2-hour show, themed From the Gay 90s to the Swinging 60s, features Broadway numbers and community talent from Platteville and surrounding areas.
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Platteville Jaycee
June Rydell
Dubuque
Paul Moody
Belmont
Monroe’ Evening Times
Miss Rydell
Moody
St. Clare Hospital
Platteville Jaycees
Moodys
Platteville
Jaycees
Monroe
Big Dale Grasshorn
Maria
Mary Lou Jones
Love
Gordon W. Roseleip
Green County
Jackie Gleason
Joe
Wayne Goplin
Jaycee
Bruce Wilkomm
Walter Hannan
Mr. Goplin
Janice Kase
Carl Rehif
Marie Fatzinger
Dave Jones
Mary Bakken
Judy Stephens
George Nash
Can Can
Jaycettes
Platteville University
High School
All Run Dow Clock Fixer Takes A Vacation
Clair R. Munns shows a clock repairman of A-1 skill who fixes timepieces with care. He takes a break for a vacation and unwinds after steady work.
Village United Fund drive set for December 7
NEW GLABUS Times Special The first United Fund drive organizes with officers elected and a goal of 3350. Jacob Bruni elected president Mrs Henry Stauffer secretary Jerome Eichelkraut treasurer Directors are the three officers and Gerald Disch Richard Arn fund campaign i fund drive runs Nov 24 to Dec 1 with fundraising from businesses and professionals Dec 1 7 house to house drive led by Mrs Piper Knobel and Mrs Kenneth Blum The 3350 goal covers Oct 1 1967 to Sept 30 1968 including Red Cross 700 Boys Scouts 150 Salvation Army 150 Mothers March 450 Children s Service Society 200 Green County Association for Retarded Children 200 Cancer 400 Heart 300 plus contingency funds. Public mail appeals excluded Easter seals Christmas seals and MS United Fund officials note these are voluntary matters.
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NEW Glabus
Jacob Bruni
Henry Stauffer
Jerome Eichelkraut
Gerald Disch
Richard Arn
Dennis
Ernest Zentner
Kenneth Blum
Piper Knobel
Red Cross
Boys Scouts
Salvation Army
Mothers
Children's Service Society
Green County Association For
Heart
United Fund
Fox In A Fix charms Madison PTA audience sold out show
The Children's Theatre of Madison stages Fox In A Fix a Chinese fantasy based on 200 B C legends at 1 30 p m Saturday in the Junior High School Auditorium. All tickets are sold as PTA Cultural Arts reports. Cast includes Lois Dean as White Fox Fairy Mrs Lee Baron as Lady Lotus Blossom Don Robinson as Ho Ling and others in a drama directed by Mrs Joseph Kauffman First edition Bohrod paintings will be sold during the program for 1 00 each.
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B.C
Children's Theatre of
Madison
Monroe Pta Cultural Arts Committee
PTA
Lois Dean
Lotus Blossom
Chu
Ho Ling
Lady Lotus
Wu Ling
White Fox Fairy
Lee Baron
Madison TV
Randolph Korda
Korda
Don Robinson
Greece
Anthony Sanna
Dennis Vehrs
Geddes Niang - Niang
Donald Carmichael
Eastman School of Music and Drama
Sue Chee
Richard Onstad
Sue Benish
Libby McHugh
Barbara Thurow
Joseph Kauffman
Children’s Theater
Film screenings for youth at New Glarus School gym
Beginning 2 p.m. Saturday November 25 and running each Saturday until December 16 free films for young people will be shown at the elementary school gymnasium. Mrs. Robert Elkins selects the program introducing each film with English dialogue.
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NEW Geahoo Times
Robert Elkins
Nova
Anatole
Dick Wittington
Tom
Owl
Warren Burglary Probed By Deputies In Wisconsin
Deputies from Warren and Lafay ette County authorities investigate a burglary at Al s D X Station in Warken Wisconsin. Entry occurred between 10 30 p m and 6 a m Wednesday with glass broken at the front door. Loss includes 100 in cash 115 in checks two watches and a four drawer file cabinet found dumped in the road with papers burned at the site. Fingerprints were taken from the cabinet.
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Warken
Al’s
D-X
Jo Daviess
Lafayette County
Levitt School House
Woman Rescued From Car Fire Near Darlington
Miss Susan Hirshbrunner, 18, was saved from a burning car by farmer Jerry Carpenter after her vehicle ran off County Trunk M, six miles east of Darlington. She suffered a broken jaw and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hirshbrunner. Lafayette County traffic officer Edward Thompson relayed the details.
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Darlington
Susan Hirshbrunner
Jerry Carpenter
Arthur Hirshbrunner
Edward Thompson
Lafayette
Here
Swiss Banks Halt Forward Gold Sales
Zurich banks suspended forward sales of gold following Swiss National Bank guidance. The action halts gold sales for the day as authorities review metal markets and liquidity moves. Leading banks coordinate with the SNB to preserve stability amid market fluctuations.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Swiss National Bank
Icy Roadway Mishaps Prompt Multiple Local Accidents
Deputies report two icy road accidents in the morning near New Glarus and Monticello. Dennis Ingwell, 18, New Glarus, veered off and hit a bank. Herman Feller, New Glarus, fell down an embankment and was hospitalized. Rickey Dearth, 16, Monroe, damaged bumper and hood on a township road. Additional crashes involve Thomas Holmes, Lena, and Harold Baumgartner, Blue Mounds, with minor damages amid a Thanksgiving period spike. Dorothy Johnson and Chester Berger, both Sunrise Court residents, collided as one entered a driveway. Johnson sustained moderate damage while Berger’s car was undamaged.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Dennis Ingwell
New Glarus
Rickey A. Dearth
Monroe
Dorothy R. Johnson
Sunrise Court
Chester L. Berger
Mrs Swope Dies in New York Hospital
Mrs Herbert Bayard Swope widow of the famed newspaper editor and first Pulitzer Prize winner died early today at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after a five week illness.
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Swope
New York
Herbert Bayard Swope
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Krueger Couple Celebrate 65 Years Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Charles E Krueger observe their 65th wedding anniversary at home due to Mr Krueger's illness. The couple wed November 25 1902 and have 3 daughters 10 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Their life includes farming public service and church work. Mrs Krueger recalls advice to newlyweds stay busy and do not wander apart.
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Charles E Krueger
15Th St
Krueger
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Dorothy Asmus
William and
Mary Schwartzlow Asmus
Mt. Pleasant Township
W. J
Freisian Association
AAA
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Mark
Charlene) Riley
Gouverneur
N.Y
Ray
Zelma
Ferdinandt
Rochester
Minn
Elverado
Cayla
Cox
Monroe
Charles H. Krueger
Marshfield
Charles H
Japan
Charles K. Krueger
Melissa Moser
Lanny Moser’s
New Jersey
Moser
Charlene Krueger
Mark FE. Riley
N. Y
Modern Viet Army Sought for Vietnam War Burden Shift
Washington notes outline U S plans to modernize the South Vietnamese regular army to about 225 000 troops with 116 rifles and M60 machine guns by December 1968. General Westmoreland sees leadership development and self confidence as key to a token withdrawal by late 1969.
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Washington
Pentagon
U. S
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
United States
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Cattle Judging Dominates Show at International Livestock Expo
Judging of dairy cattle dominates the program at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago as attendees enjoy Thanksgiving meals. Oklahoma State University claimed top honors in the breeding Dorset class, with its ram and ewe winning grand and reserve titles, while North Carolina State College exhibited the reserve champion ram. James L Westhoven of Lancaster, Ohio, showed the grand champion ewe.
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Chicago
Roger Smith
Lakehurst Farms
Sheboygan
Wis
Oklahoma State University At
Stillwater
the University
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
James L. Westhoven
Lancaster
Ohio
Oswald Headstone Stolen in Fort Worth Graveyard
Police report that the headstone over Lee Harvey Oswald's grave was stolen. The theft is pegged to late Tuesday or early Wednesday, four years after the Kennedy assassination. A weeping willow and a flower pot with a note remained at the site. The note was signed by unknown individuals.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
Joan F. Kennedy
Rocket to Launch a Mouse at Kenosha High School
Lynn Sabol 18, a Kenosha High School senior, will launch a rocket Saturday at Brighton Oaks near the abandoned Bong Air Base. The test aims for 30 000 to 40 000 feet with a parachute recovery after ejecting a mouse, seeking a new amateur altitude record and up to 800 mph acceleration. Jean Fletcher, 18, a 1966 Kenosha graduate, assists. the plan was postponed from Veterans Day.
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Kenosha
Lynn Sabol
Kenosha High School
Sabol
Brighton Oaks
Bong Air Base
Highway 43
Jean Fletcher
Gold Rush Threatens Dollar Amid Pound Devaluation
A European rush to gold after Britain's pound devaluation threatens the dollar’s value. Record gold sales ran in London Paris and Zurich as buyers swap paper money for gold. France hints it will resume dollar gold cashing. the U S must buy and sell at 35 dollars an ounce, linking gold scarcity to a weaker dollar.
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London
Britain
U.S
America
Paris
Zurich
Farmers Falling Behind on Farm Buildings Depreciation
Washington report shows US farmers fail to repair and replace barns and service buildings. Depreciation and damage outpace capital expenditures since 1962 as number of farms declines.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
It’s All Straightened Out Now
John W. Guinn of Elizabethton Tennessee says he and Pfe Quinn W. Tichenor of Louisville were in the same company and trained together at Fort Polk. Guinn had learned his mother buried him last Tuesday but has now flown home from Vietnam and confirms the mistaken burial was for another soldier.
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Elizabethton
Tenn 2
Pfe
John W. Guinn
Vietnam
Guinn
Quinn W. Tichenor
Louisville
Seattle
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Tichenor
Ft. Polk
Advocates March Milwaukee for Open Housing Legislation
Advocates for open housing legislation staged a Thursday march on Milwaukee’s North Side, marking the city’s 88th straight day of demonstrations on the issue.
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Milwaukee
North Side
Madison Police Records Open to Public per Court Ruling
Wisconsin Attorney General Bronson La Follette told Madison police officials on Wednesday they must release records to the public following a State Supreme Court decision. The ruling mandates transparency for police records and public access.
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Madison
Bronson la Follette
State Supreme Court
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Thomas C. Holmes
Lena, Ill
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Blue Mounds
Badger Motors
16Th Ave
Baumgartner
Kruegers
Herman
Sarah Bleiler Krueger
Monroe Township
Argus and
Bethel Schools
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Holstein
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