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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1964
Page
5
Jakarta reports show President Sukarno, age 63, under heavy guard with 2000 strong Tjukarabirawa elite troops surrounding his motorcade. Despite external critics labeling him a dictator, domestic factions praise his leadership amid limited open opposition and a single presidential tenure since 1945.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Arvedson earned degrees from the University of Wisconsin at summer session close. Mrs. Arvedson, Joan Carol Swiggum, earned a master’s in speech pathology and graduates in June 1963. Mr. Arvedson earned a PhD in chemistry and a B.S. from Illinois in 1959. They plan to move to New York City, where he will study at General Theological Seminary and she will work as a speech pathologist at St Barnabas Hospital starting Sept. 1, living at 175 Ninth Avenue, New York 10011.
A notice invites readers to rent available rooms by using The Monroe Evening Times classified section. It highlights the ease of finding housing listings and contacting landlords through the newspaper classifieds.
A six mile stretch of I-94 linking Milwaukee and Madison opens to traffic elevating the route to about 72 percent complete. Gov. Reynolds and officials dedicate the segment which with existing roadways will form 36 miles of continuous freeway into Milwaukee. The link extends into eastern Jefferson County and ends across Waukesha County with a total cost near 3.5 million dollars, about 90 percent funded by federal grants.
An Agriculture Department survey shows July prices for dairy farmers vary by region. South Atlantic producers average 5.23 per unit, while west north central average 3.30, with other regions ranging from 3.50 to 4.53. Higher feed costs in the south partly explain the gap.
Mrs. Lynn Steiner of Argyle will be among Methodist hospital school of nursing graduates receiving degrees in the First Methodist church at Madison Friday night. Dr. John H. Morledge of the hospital staff will deliver the keynote address.
Arthur Kuntz and son from Tupelo visit Emil Lenz in Orangeville. The Abbuehls return from Cumberland and northern Wisconsin. Scheiders travel to Washington, Gettysburg and East venues. visit Bel Air and Red Bank relatives. Obert, Burringtons share trips to Cumberland and Solon Springs. Van Matres and Beach families host gatherings in Monroe and Brodhead as relatives visit Sugar River cottage stays.
Tass reports Russia launched three satellites in the Cosmos series from a single rocket on Tuesday. The trio were described as part of a new launch type. Ad placeholder included is not part of the news item.
Juda Union Free High School and Juda State Graded School set to begin classes Wednesday August 26 with a half day from 1 p.m. Buses depart noon. Full day start Thursday with 8 27 a.m. to 3 35 p.m. In service training Monday and Tuesday. Seniors and juniors re register Friday 9 a.m. to noon freshmen and sophomores 1 to 4 p.m.
The communication directs that Jerome Kalk the school principal be notified as soon as possible during the scheduled times.
Irving M. Jewell 84 retired farmer died unexpectedly at his home in Mineral Point. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Lulloff funeral home in Dodgeville. Survived by wife Ruby Lee, daughter Mrs. Alva Spargo Mineral Point, three sons Lee Milwaukee Gordon Dodgeville Daniel Mineral Point, a brother Orlando Texas, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A Scout rocket launched yesterday from Wallops Island Virginia to test special shielding materials designed to protect manned spacecraft during atmospheric re entry. The experiment aims to evaluate heat resistance and protective performance under re entry conditions.
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