New Jersey teen is crowned Miss Teen-Age America
Colette Agnes Caiute, 16, of Paramus New Jersey, wins the 1966 Miss Teen-Age America title in Dallas Texas. She receives a $10,000 scholarship to study languages at Syracuse University and plans to become an interpreter. Runners up include Judy Jacob of Southfield Michigan and Cynthia Anne Byrum of Charlotte North Carolina.
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Paramus
N.J
Colette
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Judy Jacob
Southfield
Mich
Detroit
Cynthia Anne Byrum
Charlotte
N.C
Syracuse University
New Jersey
New York
New York City
Carol Ann Hare
San Antonio
Flames Destroy Two Movie Sets in Hollywood Banquet Fire
Fire swept through the Paramount and Desilu studios during a Western set banquet, forcing 1500 guests to flee. Stars Steve McQueen Ellie Sommer Martha Hyer and Rory Calhoun were among those evacuated. damage estimated over 200000 with unknown cause.
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Hollywood
Steve McQueen
Ellie Sommer
Martha Hyer
Rory Calhoun
Paramount
Desilu
National Theater Owners of America
Monroe Schools Close Wednesday
Monroe public schools will dismiss at 3 p.m. Wednesday November 3 and close Thursday and Friday November 4 and 5 to allow 125 local teachers to attend the 1965 Wisconsin Education Association convention in Milwaukee. Gov. Warren P. Knowles will speak at a sectional meeting.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Education Association
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Woman Recalls Church History at Grace Lutheran Anniversary
Daisy Benage Chambers, among Grace Lutheran’s oldest members, recalls Twin Grove and Clarno churches joining Monroe parish. She remembers family Sunday routines, the Cross and Crown Quilt sold by Twin Grove women, and the 75th anniversary events including a reception and coffee fellowship led by Rev. Newell Mendenhall.
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Daisy Chambers
Grace Lutheran Church
Daisy Benage
Twin Grove
Aid Society
Times
Daisy Benage Chambers
Milwaukee
Don Wautfle
Monroe
Newell Mendenhall
The
Grace Church
Mendenhall
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Denver
Tickets Available Tonight for The King and I at Monroe Junior
Tickets will be sold at the door for tonight's performance of The King and I at the Monroe Junior High School auditorium. Advance purchasers are urged to be seated by 7 40 p.m., twenty minutes before curtain.
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Monroe Junior High School
Social Worker Miss Catherine Sue Aids Dismissals in Superior
Miss Catherine Sue, a social worker at Green County Hospital Argyle Road, organizes housing and employment for patients awaiting dismissal. She tracks social backgrounds, assists families, and follows up with ex patients now living independently.
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Catherine Sue
Superior
Green County Hospital
Argyle Road
Sue
Superior Central High
University of Wisconsin
School of Social Work
University of Michigan
Detroit
Miss Sue
Association of Commerce At
Lue
Lost Donkey Found by Court Ruling in Yugoslavia
Simun Kolabaric, 80, claimed a 16 year old donkey lost on his farm. Ante Medic, a neighbor, asserted ownership. Villagers released the animal to a crossroads during a court dispute, and the donkey returned to Simun's stable. The court declared Simun owner and ordered Medic to pay trial costs.
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Psimun Kolabaric
Simun
Ante
Rinehardt, 89, Monroe Township resident dies
Henry F. Rinehardt age 89 died at his Monroe Township home after a heart condition worsened. He lived near Monroe off Highway 11 and was a retired carpenter who built homes and farm buildings from Monroe to Browntown. Surviving relatives include a daughter Celeste Disch, a foster daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at St Victor's Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Monroe
Browntown
Monroe Township
Highway 11
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Andrew and
Amelia Share Rinehardt
St. Victor’s Catholic
Blanche Hughes
John H
Celeste) Disch
Rinehardt
St. Victor’s Church
Holy Name Society
St. Victor’s Parish Hall
Rinehart
Disch
Myron Babler
Lucille Krueger
Rinehardts
Edward Keegan
Lloyd Ratelle
Wisconsin Rapids
William Metcalf
Harlon H
Monticello
Paul
Mmes
Rollie Baughman
William Trickel
Sam Ross
Ed Kelly
Agnes Rinehard
Stnessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
Milk price hearings shift to emergency action in 12 Midwest markets
A USDA hearing on the federal price formula for bottling milk in 12 Midwest markets resumes to consider an emergency request to avert a December price decrease. Sponsored by Associated Dairymen Inc, the petition seeks to keep Class 1 bottling milk prices near current levels amid shortages and ties the action to twelve markets from Wisconsin to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Chicago
Associated Dairymen, Inc
Producers’ Federation
Wisconsin
Gulf of Mexico
G. Osmond Hyde
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
New York
Boston
Indiana
St. Louis
Dubuque
Iowa-Quad Cities
Tll
Rock River Valley
Ozarks
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Iowa
Des Moines
Three Youths Receive Cheesemaking Scholarships
Three area youths received cheesemaking scholarships from Green County Ag Chest. Recipients are Larry Blaser 21 Monroe LeRoy Siegenthaler 19 Route 2 Monticello and Dennis Thoman 18 Route 2 Monticello. They study cheesemaking on the University of Wisconsin Madison campus.
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Green County Ag Chest
Larry Blaser
Monroe
LeRoy Siegenthaler
Route 2
Monticello
Dennis Thoman
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Disease rumors false says Brodhead health official
Dr William E Hein Brodhead head health officer called rumors of a venereal disease outbreak absolutely false and imagination based He will address Brodhead High School students and speak to City Council about consequences of spreading such stories He notes no new active cases in Brodhead in 10 years and warns of distress to a hospitalized patient and family
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William E. Hein
Brodhead
Hein
Brodhead High School
St. Clare Hospital
Dr. Hein
Navy receives first Mark underwater guided missile
AZUSA Calif The Navy has taken delivery of the first Mark underwater guided missile designed to range deeper and farther than any previous antisubmarine weapon. The missile is designed to be launched from air and surface craft.
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Azusa
Calif
UNICEF Halloween Drive Gathers 3.5 Million Kids
The U N Children's Fund collection effort involves about 3.5 million children in 13 000 American communities aiming to raise over 2 million dollars. Douglas Bell from Fort Lauderdale helped last year by collecting nearly 25 dollars for suffering children abroad.
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United Nations
N.Y
Douglas Bell
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Douglas
U.N. Children’s Fund
Philadelphia
Unicef
Medal of Honor Winners Slated To Bolster Ranks
A large New York motor march on Fifth Avenue supports U S policy in Viet Nam with five Medal of Honor recipients as grand marshals. Mayor Wagner backs the protest counter event while colleges and youth groups nationwide express support for U S efforts in Viet Nam.
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New York
Viet Nam
Fifth Avenue
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Matthew J. Troy Jr
New York Journal - American
Times Square
Memphis
Tenn
College Students
101St Airborne Division
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Verscoe
Popular Yule Stamp Silver Bell in Arizona Sparks Cancellations
More than 100000 requests have been received for first day cancellations of the 1965 Christmas stamp as postal officials report demand rising. The item referenced is the Silver Bell design and is linked to a major national holiday issue.
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Ariz
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