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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
8
Chrysler announces a complete 1965 refresh with longer wheelbase, bigger interiors, and 383-cubic inch engines. New Newport four-door Town Sedan, New Yorker two-door hardtop, and New Yorker Town Sedan join a 17-model lineup across Newport, 300, and New Yorker series with enhanced styling and added side windows.
Elmoka Farm Barron owned by Herbert Spae ni former Monroe resident earns Progressive Breeders Award for 22nd time. Four Stephen son County dairy farms named state bell ringers by Illinois Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders association. Perry 0 Keltner Pearl City Blackland Laird Blossom receives aged cow award.
Dearborn special report details the 1965 Mercury debut three inches longer with a broader model lineup Monterey Montclair Park Lane and Breezeway roof lines. It highlights new torque box frame suspension steering safety upgrades interior space and engines including a 427 cubic inch V eight option and a unique key design feature.
Dearborn special report notes Ford introduces the Twin-I-Beam front suspension for the 1965 F-100 F-250 F-350 line to improve ride, handling, alignment and maintenance. Three new engines boost horsepower by up to 30 percent, with a 240 CID six at 150 hp serving as standard on lighter models and options including a 300 CID six and a 352 CID V-8 producing up to 208 hp.
Orangeville will observe Goodwill Day on Tuesday October 6 with Orangeville Public Schools pupils running a clothing and small housewares drive. Bundle bags will be distributed tomorrow and returned to schools by October 6.
The article highlights transmission choices, increased corrosion protection, improved cab room, and longer lubrication intervals as key enhancements.
Mrs. Virginia Ann Lubcke, 49, jailed in Dane County on charges of hiring a killer for her husband Fritz, is suing for divorce. She seeks custody of two children, Frederick 11 and Sue 7, noting marriage since April 15, 1952. Previous 1962 divorce action was dropped. she recently underwent a 30 day Mendota Hospital exam and was found competent to stand trial.
Mrs. Herbert Mohns reports a family gathering at Davis Hall honoring Mrs. Clark's cousin. PFC Thomas Stein returns to Ft. Benning after leave with his parents. Elmer Stahleck er visits Robert Mohns in Freeport Memorial Hospital. John Egger and Albert Egger host visitors from Grunwald Switzerland. Albert Egger will stay several weeks. Roger Clark attends Rockford Business College.
Officers chosen include Jim Balher as president Tom Kubly as vice president Steve Wells as secretary Tory Nall as treasurer with Dawn Minder and Lynn Sweetwood as reporters. A long list of members follows and October 13 sets next meeting for Browntown Mothers Club room mothers named for each grade group.
Detroit report describes 1965 Dodge Polara with electric door locks that open all doors at once from inside or outside by a button press or key turn. The feature allows synchronized entry and improves convenience for occupants and security.
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