Vigil at Lincoln Memorial by students over civil rights bill
Protestant, Jewish and Catholic students keep a round the clock vigil at the Lincoln Memorial awaiting Congress action on civil rights. A rival Nazi group briefly disrupted by leafleting as police removed them. Students take three hour shifts, aided by shuttle service from New York.
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Lincoln Memorial
George Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
Jack Campbell
Boston
St. Paul’s College
New York
Claud D Cash Dies in Chicago Funeral details noted
Death of Claud D Cash age noted in Chicago reports. He was a tool and die maker and frequent visitor to Monroe and Brodhead Masonic lodges. He died at his summer home on Clear Lake near Tomahawk after a two year heart condition. He belonged to Humboldt Park Commandery and its drum and bugle corps.
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Claud D. Cash
Age, Tool and Die Manufactber
Monroe and
Brodhead M. Sonic
Herbert Mohns
Spring Grove Township
Clear, Lake
Tomahawk
Cash
Humboldt Park Commandery
Monroe Principals to Attend Wisconsin Meeting Sessions
Four Monroe women will attend the Wisconsin Elementary School Principals Association meeting at Stevens Point State College Friday and Saturday. They are Miss Gertrude Erb South school principal, Mrs Nell Cunningham North school principal, Mrs Viva Stauffacher Lincoln school principal, and Miss Doris Mess mer elementary curriculum coordinator. The program theme A Good Education Program for Children features nationally famous speakers stressing new information teaching and demonstrations on effective instruction and how communication helps children think.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Elementary School Principals Association
Stevens Point State College
Gertrude Erb
South
Nell Cunningham
North
Viva Stauffacher
Lincoln
Doris Messmer
Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Club Meeting Highlights
Jordan Town hall hosted the Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Club where Marcia Nipple Beth Nipple Linda Brandt and Mary Nipple presented dance numbers Bonnie Zumkehr presided Beth Nipple and Marcia Nipple led the pledges Paul Grossen directed group singing and a radio program. Ideas for the fair booth were discussed.
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Jordan Jolly
Marcia Nipple
Beth Nipple
Linda Brandt
Mary Nipple
Jordan Jolly Workers
Deep Sub Rescue Technique Sought
A Navy study board urged development of equipment to lift sunken submarines from depths over 1000 feet and to recover missiles and space vehicles from 20000 feet. The plan, costing about 333 million dollars across five years, notes Thresher’s 8400 foot burial and limits its scope to depths beyond current rescue capacity. Georgia signer Button Gwinnett died within a year after a duel with political rival Lachlan McIntosh following a public insult.
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Washington
Navy
Thresher
Cape Cod
Mass
Button Gwinnett
Georgia
Lachland
McIntosh
Gwinnett
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Elliott
Mrs. Paulina Elliott 89 a Norway native and Dodgeville resident since age five died after brief illness in Dodgeville hospital. Services at 2 p m tomorrow Roach Mindermann funeral home with Rev Harley Curtiss officiating. Burial East Side cemetery. Surviving daughter Vera Samsel Minneapolis son Austin Milwaukee six grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Public invited to attend dance by Country Kings orchestra of Dubuque following funeral notices. Marvin Pieper to San Francisco Air Defense after grandmother's death prompting return from Orangeville Times Special.
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Dodgeville
Paulina Elliott
Norway
Roach - Mindermann
Harley Curtiss
The
Baptist Church
East Side Cemetery
Vera Samsel
Minneapolis
Austin
Milwaukee
California
Orangeville
Marvin Pieper
San Francisco Air Defense
Henry Pieper Sr
Marvin
Henry Pieper Jr
Juda High Prom Set Friday Night in Fantasy Land Theme
Juda high school selects "An Evening in Fantasy Land" as prom theme with events at 9 p.m. Friday in the high school gymnasium. Queen Cindy Rockey and King Larry Davis lead the court of honor, with Patsy Wiedman and Royletta among the attendants.
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Fantasy Land
Cindy Rockey
Clifford Rockey
Larry Davis
Clyde Davis
Court of Honor
Patsy Wiedman
Royletta
Student Speaks To 4-H Leaders At Green County Jail Meeting
Irv Steinhauer of Mt. Horeb who recently returned from Nigeria as part of the IFYE exchange program was the guest speaker at the Junior Leaders meeting in the Green County jail. Miss Virginia Kochis outlined dairy bar requirements and led a vote to sponsor one with FFA 4H and home economics groups. She announced State 4H Club week and the State Band and Chorus Festival and explained attendee eligibility. Danny Meier reported on Upham Woods Winter Weekend Camp while Sandy Weiss and Billy Wunschel read the secretary and treasurer reports. Group singing was led by Sharon Updike and Sandy Weiss. The Junior Leaders enjoyed a bowling party at Turner Hall and a following dance with Miss Sandy Weiss as arrangements chairman.
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Irv Steinhauer
Mt. Horeb
Nigeria
Africa
IFYE
Green County
Virginia Kochis
Kochis
Danny Meier
Upham Woods
Sandy Weiss
Billy Wunschel
Sharon Updike
Turner Hall
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Chicago
Ea Ward
Wisconsin
Northern Hardwood and Veneer Co., Inc
Butternut
Mrs. Elliott
Severson
Cheryl Ramseier
Kay O'Neil
Lyle Thorp
Curtis Gobels
Bob Erb
Russell Keen
Princess
Prince
Lynn Thorp
Skippy O'Neil
Country Kings Orchestra of
Dubuque
Juda
Clematis
William Stuckey
Monroe Junior High
City of
la Buchs Uptown
City Hall
Elm Tree
Kress
Libby
Ajax
Sue
Oscar Mayer
Shurfine
Nestles
Raggedy Ann
America
Chios Pontiacs
Sebagoes
Irish Cobblers
BLISS
Kennebecs White
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