Teachers Begin Training Session Here On Monday
Public school faculty in-service training kicks off with new teachers reporting at 9 a.m. in the junior high library. The day includes an 1:30 p.m. address on School Personnel Relationships by Henry Weinlich and a noon luncheon for new Monroe teachers hosted by the Monroe Kiwanis Club.
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Monroe
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Henry Weinlich
Wisconsin Education Association
WEA
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Monroe Board of Education
Monroe Education Association
MEA
Weinlich
Leo Sebald
Doris M. Messmer
Walter Babula
Nell Cunninglall
Gertrude Erb
East School
Lucy A. Giroever
Virginia Cox
Public Library
Little Theater
Lincoln School
James Stephens
Macmillan Co
Windy Acres
Dowling to Join Ford Foundation as Consultant
Walter C. Dowling former U S ambassador to West Germany will become a consultant to the Ford Foundation. Dowling age 58 has served as ambassador to West Germany and Korea and as assistant secretary of state.
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Joins Foundation
New York
Walter C. Dowling
U.S
West Germany
Ford Foundation
Dowling
Korea
Two Directors Named Koenig Given Honor For League Service
The Green County Conservation League thanked Louis A. Koenig for 16 years as secretary with a framed certificate. The Monroe attorney also holds the Silver Beaver award and is active in Boy Scouts and Red Cross. New directors Robert Hahlen and Sheldon Yarwood were approved, resignations from Doran Blum and Maurice Smith noted, and funds authorized to build two fireplaces at Sugar River site.
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Louie
Green County Conservation League
Louis A. Koenig
Beckman
Browntown
Ray L. Beckman
League
Koenig
Times
Pecatonica River
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Robert L. Hahn
Boy Scout
Red Cross
Monroe
Sugar River
Highway 1181
Bluff View Park
Robert Hahlen
Sheldon Yarwood
Brooklyn Township
Doran Blum
Maurice Smith
Richard Camp
Wilbur Dehmer
Albany
Fred R. Simpson
Simpson
Sawmill Creek
Cheese Pioneer Fred Steinmann Dies at 95 in Milwaukee
Fred Steinmann a pioneer cheesemaker born October 17 1867 in Canton Bern Switzerland died after a fall at a Milwaukee hospital. He moved to Milwaukee in 1935 with his wife Elizabeth and lived with granddaughter Dorothy Klingbeil. Surviving are two daughters and twelve grandchildren. Services Monday at Schmidt and Bartel funeral home Whitwaukee Wisconsin.
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Fred Steinmann
Milwaukee
William
Dorothy) Klingbeil
Mr. Steinmann
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Christian
Anna Stucki Steinmann
America
Green County
Elizabeth Marty
Monroe
Steinmann
Darlington Area
Pioneer
Earl
Henrietta) Barth
Fred
Louise) Duchow
Fred Jr
David
John
Jake
Gottfred
Conrad
Mary) Keller
Edward
Alice) Blaser
Schmidt and Bartel
W. Ver Street
Whitwaukee
GOP Wins in Battle House Slashes Aid Bill
The House Republicans cut over 1 billion from a foreign aid authorization, winning 2229 to 1828 after a long session. Southern Democrats joined the GOP in reductions including 600 million from the Development Loan Fund and 150 million from Alliance for Progress, with a November push to restrict Cuba shipments and a 2 percent minimum interest proposal for Development Loan Fund loans.
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Washington
House
Senate
Alliance For Progress
Cuba
Florida
Dante B. Fascell
U.S
Bokaro
India
Escape Drilling Nears Two Miners Trapped in Mine
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescue teams slow a 12 inch drill as it nears a breakthrough to reach miners David Fellin aged 58 and Henry Throne 28 trapped 331 feet underground for 10 days. A second rig drills toward Louis Bova 48 missing about 25 feet away after a cave in.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Brinkman Wins Green County Woodland Recognition Award
A. John Brinkman of Route 1 Brodhead is named recipient of the Green County Woodland Recognition Award and may compete for a nine county southwestern Wisconsin forestry honor. District forester Richard Camp notes Brinkman pioneered mechanical tree planting and maintains a 43 acre plantation with hardwoods and fire breaks. The award will be presented September 10 at the Area of Soil and Water Conservation Supervisors meeting in Dodgeville. top regional winner will receive a savings bond.
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A. John Brinkman
Brodhead
Green County
Wisconsin
Brinkman
Chicago
O. J. Kimball
The
Soil Conservation Service
Dodgeville
Film Czar Johnston Dies in Capital at 67
Eric A. Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America and a leading industry figure, dies at 67 in Washington after a stroke. He had multiple careers, including wartime service as the Marine Corps' youngest major, and rose to national prominence in 1942 as president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
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Johnston
Washington
Eric A. Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
George Washington University Hospital
Europe
University of Washington
Marine Corps
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Roosevelt
Hulburt Memorial Award To Be Presented
The Hulburt Memorial Award will be presented to an outstanding Monroe swimming team member during the awards picnic at 6 15 p m next Tuesday at Recreation park. George L Wells donates the trophy to honor Rev Richard Hulburt former pastor of St Andrew's Episcopal Church who died in December 1961 in Hallowell Maine. The recipient is chosen for character effort attendance and sportsmanship demonstrated in practice and meets.
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Hulburt
Monroe
Recreation Park
Richard Hulburt
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Hallowell
George L. Wells
Rev. Hulburt
Wisconsin
Beloit College
Polio Case Reported in Wisconsin Week End August 10
The State Board of Health reported one paralytic polio case in Wisconsin for the week ending August 10, located in Chippewa County. Four polio cases have been listed so far this year.
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Madison
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Chippewa County
Lions and Kiwanis Plan First Joint Club Event
The Monroe Lions and Kiwanis Club team up for a Monday golf and card tournament at Monroe Country Club with 60 players in mixed foursomes. A smorgasbord dinner at 8 p.m. features Dizzy Trout and Donald Unferth as speakers from the Chicago White Sox. Trout's career highlights are noted.
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Donald Unferth
Dizzy Trout
Kiwanis Lions
Country Club
Monroe Lions
Kiwanis Clubs
Monroe Country Club
Russell J. Myers
Kiwanis Club
Jaycees
Rotary Club
Myers
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Chicago White Sox
Trout
Terre Haute
Beaumont
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Boston
Otter Creek Township
Vigo County
Ind
White Sox
Unferth
The
Sox
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Lions Club
Billy Graham Attacks Peace Corps In LA Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham told a Los Angeles crusade the Peace Corps is too materialistic in its aims, saying it has been almost completely materialistic in its goals. He spoke to the audience about removing secular priorities from volunteer service.
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Peace Corps
Los Angeles
Billy Graham
Graham
Myers to Receive Commission at Tuesday Ceremony
Russell J. Myers will receive his commission as postmaster in a ceremony at the Post Office at 11 30 a m next Tuesday. He has served as acting postmaster since May 1961 and his permanent appointment was confirmed earlier this year. Kenneth B. Kennedy will present the commission, with Mayor Orville R Evans invited to attend along with other officials and friends.
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Russell J. Myers
Myers
Kenneth B. Kennedy
Madison
Postal Service
Minneapolis
Orville R. Evans
Sean
Aear
Milk Haulers Hear NFO Plan in Green County
The Green County NFO met with about 60 milk haulers at the Agricultural Building to discuss the NFO program. Elmer Schlemme urged raising the annual base price to 6.05 dollars to stabilize yearly milk flow. NFO members and truckers supported higher farmer milk prices, with a possible withholding action mentioned but not defined.
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Green County
NFO
Fred Krebs
Elmer Schlemme
Cascade
Schlemme
Knights of Columbus Back Aid to Private Schools
Delegates at the Knights of Columbus international convention again call for federal aid to education for all children and approve a resolution supporting aid to private and parochial schools in proportion to public function. They also urge keeping the phrase under God in the Pledge of Allegiance amid a related civil liberties suit in Los Angeles.
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Milwaukee
Knights of Columbus
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles
Stock Market Rally Led by Auto Makers and Rails
A late afternoon stock market rally pushed by General Motors Chrysler and Ford along with rail shares. GM hit a record high and gained over a point Chrysler rose more than two points and Ford added over a point as trading stayed heavy amid railroad strike fears.
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New York
Big Three Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Diem Tightens Grip as Generals Take Over Ministries
In Saigon the military assumes control of all ministries during martial law amid Buddhist protests. U S envoy Lodge meets Buddhist monks in asylum and asks for aid. Resignations ripple through Diem’s inner circle including Foreign Minister Mau and ambassador Chuong and his wife.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Kennedy
Diem
Frederick E. Notting Jr
Vu van Mau
India
Mau
United States
Tranh Vang Chuong
United Nations
Chuongs
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Wisconsin cheese market holds steady as fall demand rises
Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with overall demand fair to good. Spotty buying, seasonal slowdowns offset by Labor Day and early October interest. Swiss cheese shows a fully steady tone with adequate top-grade supplies and prices unchanged to one cent higher. A two percent production drop persists for American cheese, though output is six percent above 1962 levels.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Kiwanis
Board of Education
South School
Wsais
Acvehion Cad Arelfish
Marcay
Air Force
William Elliott
U.S. Air Force
Gop
Jfk
Rig
Janesville
Lions
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