Phyllis Diller Strives To Make It Pay As I Laugh
New York comic Phyllis Diller known as the female Bob Hope talks money and fame. She jokes about taxes at 260000 this year hoping for half a million next year. She built a touring act from a housewife start and plans land investments in Idaho to secure her future.
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New York
Phyllis Diller
America
Hotel Americana
Royal Box
Phyllis
Sherwood
San Francisco
Miss Diller
Idaho
Split Speed Limit on Ft. Dix Border Frays Jersey Toll
In Jersey, Burlington County Road 545 shows a 50 mph northbound and 25 mph southbound split over a one mile stretch near Ft. Dix. Army control on half the road sets a 25 mph limit, while the Pemberton Township border side remains at 50 mph. Police question who may issue tickets on the military half.
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Browns Mills
N.J
Burlington County
Ft. Dix
Pemberton Township
Fishing Regulations To Be Studied Friday
The Conservation Commission will meet in Rhinelander Friday to study 1964 fishing regulations and land purchases. A major proposal would set a single statewide opening date for all species on May 9, replacing separate northern and southern openings. The land purchases cover 4,400 acres for $394,000.
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Madison
Wisconsin
The
Conservation Commission
Rhinelander
Driver 24 Receives Death Crash Sentence
Edward Douglas of Lake Geneva was sentenced to 11 months in Kenosha County Jail after pleading guilty to negligent homicide. The Aug 4 crash in Kenosha County, involving a car driven by Adolph Neumann of Racine, killed 75 year old Adolph Neumann.
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Kenosha
Edward Douglas
Lake Geneva
Douglas
Kenosha County
Urban Zievers
Adolph Neumann
Racine
Newman
Clapp Says JFK Wants Big REA Growth
Norman M. Clapp, head of the Rural Electrification Administration, told Region 5 meeting in Springfield that the Kennedy administration is firmly committed to expanding the REA to its former role of prominence. He addressed about 700 directors and managers at the final session.
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Springfield
Ill
Rural Electrification
Kennedy
REA
Norman M. Clapp
Washington
Clapp
National Rural Electric Co-operative Association
Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin co op officials attend final convention
Ages of electric co operatives from Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin were present for the conclusion of the three day convention as attendees and participants wrapped up sessions.
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Agers of Electric Co-Operatives
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Driver Escapes Injury In County Auto Mishap
Verdean Sherven of Route 1 New Glarus escaped injury when his car went out of control on Highway 69 north of Monroe near the Chesebro farm at about 4 33 p m. He told officers he pulled off the road to avoid a collision with a car passing an oncoming truck.
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Verdean Sherven
New Glarus
Highway 69
Monroe
Chesebro Farm
Sherven
Classified Ads Shine in The Monroe Evening Times
A fragment notes room pent through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times. The notice hints at a listing or sale item and involves the newspaper’s classified section.
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Monroe Evening Times
Darlington Rejects School Site Option
Darlington City Council voted 3 1 against granting Joint School District No 12 an option on city land for a new school site. The recreation area south of Mrs Julia Goetz's home on Catherine and Wells streets faced the proposed site across from the crowded school. Mayor Reichling notified the county that a formal vote was sought by the school board. only Alderman Walter Bell supported the motion. A Lafayette County official urged exploring shared electrical charges for the fairgrounds, with council and fair board committees to meet.
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Darlington
Julia Goetz
Catherine and Wells Streets
Francis Reichling
Walter Bell
Cecil McWilliams
Lafayette County Board
Lafayette County
Fairgrounds
Fair Board
Nurse Leon Patterson resigns as Evansville city nurse
Evansville reports city nurse Mrs. Leon G. Patterson submitted her resignation to the City Council last night. She has served as city nurse since August 1 and leaves because her husband was transferred from the city. No replacement announced.
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Evansville
Leon G. Patterson
Patterson
Rummage Sale Boasts Diverse Antiques and Goods
Community rummage sale features toys and tricycles, a rickshaw, a large play pen, Taylor Tot, baby scales, a Clary adding machine, cash register, heifer trainer, grocers scale, electric egg washer, drop leaf table, apparel for all ages, a love seat, platform rocker, an old organ, a braided rug, dishes and home baked goods. Proceeds support local projects.
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Clary
Local Residents Share Social Visits and Moves Across Towns
Mrs. Mary Foss hosts Grace Bonspier in Madison while Ralph Bridge teaches in Beloit. Elaine Andereck begins a Madison Vocational course. Several couples visit relatives in Monroe, Lena, Brodhead, and Dell. weddings and moves noted as families travel and attend services and events.
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Mary Foss
Madison
Grace Bonspier
Ralph Bridge
Beloit
Elaine Andereck
John Siedschlag
Monroe
Arlen Hartwig
Ed Hartwig
John
East Troy
Richard Loberger
Robert Newmans
Iowa
Ben Miller
E. P. Haberman
Mabel Prien
Lauren Earlywine
Brodhead
Ivan Arnsmeier
George Blasing
Lena
Lydia Marean
Jack LaBorde
Roy Witt
Whitewater Lake
Leland Jordan
Vernon
Lauren
Luan
Emerson Jordan
Harlan
Kurt
Edward Johnson
Dell
Herbert Anderick
Elaine
Kent Kleepping
Minnesota
Carl Davis
Ernest Wellman
Patty Jones
Eunice Smith
Ed Kaderly Jr
Platteville
Platteville State College
Wesley Grenzow
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Hal Boyle
Jersey
Monroe Pool
Recreation Park
William Johnston
Donna Swiggum
Mary Ellen Summeril
Karen Jacobs
Marlene Frey
Karen Woolever
Peter von Allmen
Times
JFK
Big Rea
11Th Ave
Monroe, Hy
la Buchs
City Hall
Armour’s Star
Oscar Mayer
Family Loaf
P & P Loaf
LaBuch
Meadow Gold
Iptown
Nabisco
Waverly Wafers
Aero 17
Mabel E. Bower
Progressive
Crandall Oil CO. Dodges’ Fuel Oil
Kundert Oil CO
Loertscher Oil CO
Mobil Oil CO
Rufenacht Oil CO
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