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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
2
The notice states exclusive republication rights by The Associated Press and The Associated Daily Bier Association. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Wisconsin and Illinois residents, with postal regulations and office hours.
A column argues Bobby Kennedy will run for the U.S. Senate in New York against Senator Keating with mayor Wagner’s blessing. It notes Kennedy family dynastic ambitions, the unusual political move, and contrasts Kennedy plans with Lyndon Johnson’s lack of heirs. The piece ends with a puzzle about similar historical quirks and a playful warning about prizes.
A look at the famous set of parallels linking Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. The piece cites shared dates, events, and biographical quirks noted since Kennedy's death, including shooting from behind, presence of wives, civil rights concerns, surname letters, and presidential succession by Southern Democratic Johnsons.
The 10 year Monroe Kiwanis member Herbert M. Ainsworth, age 20 years in the organization, is elected district governor for Wisconsin and the Upper Michigan Peninsula. The item also recalls other historic notes and anniversary milestones from 1954 and earlier.
Miss Anna Youssi 75 native of Washington Township died at 6 a m yesterday in a Winter Haven Florida hospital. A former private duty nurse she had lived in Winter Haven since 1958. Surviving are brother Chris Youssi Monticello and sister Mrs Mary Wiesenberg Monroe. Funeral planned Wednesday in Winter Haven.
State warden Norman Wood reports an 8 point buck weighing 175 pounds was struck and killed by a car driven by Philip Carpenter of Madison on Highway 69 at the Dane Green County line last night at 9 15.
Miss Clara Schultz 54 of Rockford died after a stroke in an Elgin hospital. Services were held at Erickson funeral home Argyle with Rev. Dale Shotts officiating. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery Argyle. She owned a Rockford beauty shop and was born February 12 1910 in Sarona. Survived by father Maynard C Schultz and five sisters and had two brothers predeceased.
Juda High School and the State Graded School of Joint District No 1 announce the 1964 65 term with a new staff lineup. The high school board lists Robert Newman director and other officers. the grade school board includes William Hafen Jr director. New superintendent Jerome Kalk leads the district. Teachers begin in service today with a half day Wednesday and full day Thursday. the first football game is set for Saturday September 12.
Fred E. Kuhl 83 of Warren Illinois died Saturday morning at his home. Rites held at 3 p.m. in Bartell funeral home Warren with burial in Graham cemetery. Survived by Bertha wife two brothers Herman and Frank two sons Clarence Stockton and Ralph Burlington four daughters Mrs Eugene Fleen Mrs Herman Krippendorf Mrs Ellworth Broge and Mrs Alvin Broge all Warren 25 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren born June 11 1885 in South Wayne son of Ernest and Wilhelmina Kuhl married Bertha Krupke November 29 1906 The Torch Is Passed available at The Times office 2.00.
At Juda field Monroe opens at 8 p.m. Then on Friday September 25 Juda hosts New Glarus at 8 p.m. in separate evening games.
Services for 40 year old Joseph D Purcell of Route 1 Argyle who died in a traffic accident early Saturday will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Josephs Church Argyle with Rev John B Eberhardt officiating. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery Rosary is at 8 p.m. this evening at the funeral home.
The Bolivian government severed diplomatic relations with Cuba amid a hemispheric boycott backed by the OAS. Only Mexico and Uruguay remained allied with Havana at that time, with Chile also having broken ties later. Mexico demanded a World Court ruling before cutting ties.
A 26 mile wide crater in South Africa is attributed to an asteroid impact. The finding links a space rock to the large circular feature, with scientists noting its size and origin from space.
Harold W. Horne 57 Madison resident and former Brodhead native died unexpectedly in a Baraboo hospital after illness begun Sunday while his family vacationed near Wisconsin Dells. He owned Horne Directory Co and is survived by his wife Clayre, two daughters Beverly and Barbara, and three brothers. Funeral arrangements through Frautschi Funeral Home tentatively set for Wednesday.
A centuries old legend says Headless Peter, a drummer boy robbed and beheaded, returns at Dover Castle England. He is described as marching through corridors beating a ghostly tattoo to the rhythm of his drum.
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