Veterans Day Observances Rally Behind Viet Nam Policy
Veterans groups in several states plan Veterans Day events to back U S policy in Viet Nam. Nevada leaders urge flag displays and cap wear to support the war, while Maryland Ameri can Legion posts hold rallies against antiwar demonstrators. Other actions include VFW Operation Boost demonstrations, a Seattle Legion rally, Iowa Amvets letters to service members, and a Wyoming Jaycees petition for Army induction to prove value in service.
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Jerry Buck
Associated Press
U.S
Nevada
Maryland
American Legion
Brunswick
Baltimore War Memorial
Andy Borg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas City
Borg
Viet Nam
VFW
Legion
Seattle
Wash
John Uno
Johnson
University of Iowa
Charles Craig
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wyoming State Penitentiary
The
Jaycees
Assembly Okays Plan For Testing of Infants
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill by a 94 to 3 vote to require mandatory PKU testing for newborns. The measure sets an effective date of January 1, 1966 and now moves to the governor for final action.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Grace Lutheran Church Parsonage to 1964 Building Expansion
A historical look at Grace Lutheran Church from its 1919 church building to 1964 additions. It covers construction costs around 29 077.95 in 1920, multiple pastors from 1922 to 1964, remodeling in 1953 1957 and the 1964 Christian Education building funded by a $95 500 estimate and new facilities. The 1962 Lutheran merger placed Grace in the Lutheran Church in America Wisconsin Upper Synod.
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Gunderman
A. A. Hahn
George Beiswanger
D.D
Twin Grove
Clarno
Monroe
Beiswanger
Carl Walter
Walter
C. R. Lowe
Church Council
Lowe
Dwight Filkins
Newell Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Clarence C. Warfel
Plymire
Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Alfred Siewert
Milwaukee
Pastor Warfel
I. R. Irwin
S.T.D
Freeport
Lutheran Church In America
Wisconsin-Upper Synod
David Warfel
Clarence Warfel
Wisconsin to draft childless married men as quotas rise
Wisconsin's selective service director said married men without children 19 to 26, including those married before Aug 26, will be drafted in December as quotas expand for Vietnam commitments. Childless married men will join group 4 after delinquents and volunteers, with single men and those married after Aug 26 in group 3.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Selective Service
Bentley Courtenay
Col. Courtenay
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Lewis B. Hershey
U.S. Selective Service System
Wisconsin Selective Service
Start Carving Now To Capture Honors At 1st National Bank
Children through 13 may enter the Jack O Lantern Carving Contest sponsored by First National Bank. About 300 pumpkins are awarded, with judging Thursday at 9 p.m. Display runs Friday Oct 29 from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Entries must be brought to the bank 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday. pumpkins may be taken home after 8:30 p.m. Friday or Saturday 8–10 a.m.
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1St National Bank
First National Bank
Bloodmobile Visits Albany November Fifth
The Red Cross Badger Blood mobile will visit Albany on Friday November 5 from 3 to 6 p.m. The American Legion Auxiliary volunteers will aid donor recruitment by telephone and personal contact. To meet Green County’s quota 187 pints remain needed and county chairman Mrs. Ethel Jones urges donors who have not given blood in eight weeks to participate. She calls the program the greatest life saving program in the world today.
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Red Cross Badger
Albany
Nelson Miller
American Legion Auxiliary
Green County
Ethel Jones
Madison Selected as Youth Opportunity Center Site
Washington The Labor Department named Madison, Wisconsin, and 33 other cities as additional sites for youth opportunity centers to assist unemployed youths aged 16 to 21 in finding training and jobs.
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Washington
Labor Department
Madison
Wis
Mayor Walter Ekum to Speak at Water Utility Seminar
Monroe Wisconsin Mayor Walter Ekum will address the A W W A Fall Seminar for Water Utility Management at Marco's Supper Club in Monroe on Thursday November 4 1965. The program includes talks by Lake Mills City Manager G F Hill Racine Water Utility manager Gilbert H Ruston and Commission type management chairman Orville Evans with a general discussion on Current Water Utility Problems. Non member operators municipal officials and consultants are invited and water boards are urged to authorize attendance of key personnel.
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Walter Ekum
Monroe
Wisconsin
A .W.W.A
Water Utilities Commission
Kenneth Mayer
Marco’s Supper Club
Ekum
G. F. Hill
Lake Mills
Gilbert H. Ruston
Racine Water Utility
A.W.W.A
Orville Evans
Boy dies in iron lung after power cut
Audie Barrett, 11, died Monday night in an iron lung after Nashville Electric Service shut off power to the Barrett home for nonpayment. Police report the mother tried to operate the respirator by hand during the outage, and the medical examiner cites polio as the cause of death.
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Nashville, Tenn
Audie Barrett
Nashville
Jack Buckingham
NES
Barretts
W. J. Core
Metropolitan Medical Examiner
Father of Dead Gridder Urges Orangeville Football Stand
At a special Orangeville School Board meeting, Lyndon Pitts urged continuing football after his 17 year old son Leslie died from a head injury in a game with Galena. He said players can take risks and urged the board not to quit the sport as crowds listened. no decision was reached.
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Orangeville
Leslie
Galena
Lyndon Pitts
Pitts
Vernon Best
Best
Architects Tour New City Building
Harvey Elmer city engineer said architects will inspect the new City Building today. The prior night’s Board of Public Works meeting noted the next city council session will be in the old City Hall. A Monroe fire department bid of 29995 for a new fire truck was tabled, with only one bid received. Olson Electric Co. invoiced for the emergency generator but was also tabled. Street superintendent Jack Erb reported no heat in the city garage and Brandenberg Plumbing and Heating will handle it as snow removal preparation begins.
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Harvey Elmer
Board of Public Works
New City Building
Old City Hall
Monroe Fire Department
Olson Electric Co
Jack Erb
Brandenberg Plumbing
Erb
Calendar set for Green County Circuit Court October term
Judge Arthur L. Luebke opened the October term with a pre trial conference in the Alan Schwartz vs Roy D. Figi Rural Mutual Insurance Co. personal injury suit and a 9 a.m. jury call was not issued. Numerous cases were moved, dismissed or set for future dates including Wilbur Martin and Keppler disorderly conduct and driving charges.
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Arthur L. Luebke
Green County Circuit Court
Alan Schwartz
Roy D. Figi
Rural Mutual Insurance Co
Wilbur Martin
Albany
Martin
State Department of Public Welfare
Dist. Atty. L. A. Koenig
Arthur C. Keppler
New Glarus
Keppler
Brodhead
Lincoln E. Norby
Eino Kangas
Economy Fire and Casualty Co
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