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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

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GOP County Campaign Expands Drive in 1966

The Green County GOP launches an intensified plan to mobilize voters for November with state and national coordinators guiding a MORE program. Delmar Naef will chair the new effort aligning township to ward leaders while Richards and Steinmann warn against welfare-state trends under the Johnson administration.

Gop Republican Party Green County Hugh Richards National Republican Headquarters Washington, D.C Robert Miller Wisconsin Republican Organization Richards Ody Fish Miller United States Delmar Naef New Glarus William B. Smith Congress Naef Larry Lindgren County Knowles Rolland E. Karlen Orson Madison Wausau Rhinelander Oshkosh Superior Eau Claire LaCrosse Monroe John W. Steinmann Johnson Steinmann Merlin J. Meythaler

City Council Approves Urban Renewal Engineering Firm

Monroe City Council conducted a special 12 45 p.m. meeting in the Municipal Building to hire Barton Aschman Associates Inc Chicago as the new engineering firm for Urban Renewal studies replacing the former contractor.

Monroe City Municipal Barton Aschman Associates, Inc Chicago

Whining to Win Friends Through Dark Day Converts

The speaker jokes that if friends were built by whining they would whine more. They admit that even a turn to brighter days through complaint would prompt more whining and confess this tendency.

New Glarus School Board Sets Policies

New Glarus school board meeting outlines attendance rules aligned with state statute and mandates uniform physical education attire for all students. Amish representatives indicate plans to establish a school of their own next year. Contracts approved for Stan Rup gasoline and Bowman Dairy for lunch milk. enrollment begins tomorrow with full day schedule and hot lunch program.

Glarus Board of Education Kenneth Glewen Stan Rupnow Bowman Dairy Belleville New Glarus

Monroe Welcomes 1000 Gallon Pumper for Fire School

Monroe to display a new 1000 gallon four wheel drive pumper valued at 29000 dollars at the upcoming Fire School Sunday at the Fairgrounds. Fire Chief Josef Benkert said the truck will be cleaned and readied for display and may not be used in service for two weeks. The event, the nation’s largest one day fire school, runs 8 am to afternoon demonstrations with classes, equipment showcases, and public rides planned for Tuesday.

Monroe Josef Benkert Fairgrounds Wisconsin Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association Benkert Wisconsin Power and Light VFW Club Firemen’s Association Forrest (Timber) Riese

Nurses Aide Class Slated at St. Clare Hospital

Harold J. Miller, personnel director at St. Clare Hospital, announced a nurses aides course starting September 2 for two weeks. Classes run 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 30 p.m. Interested individuals should contact Miller at the hospital office.

Harold J. Miller St. Clare Hospital Miller Jess

Lost German Shepherd Held at City Pound

Police describe a large German Shepherd with collar found in the 1900 block of 14th Ave and currently held at the City Pound. Contact Police Department for further information.

14Th Ave

Pressure Rises in Chicago Markets Amid Grain Slump

Pressure in Chicago markets grew as commodity prices showed a modest rise while grain futures declined by sizable margins. Traders monitored.R

Chicago

Auto Workers Push for Immediate Wage Hike at Chrysler HQ

More than 1,200 skilled UAW workers demonstrated in Detroit in front of Chrysler demanding a $1 hourly raise. They oppose the Big Three’s refusal to reopen labor contracts to bargain for higher pay, as firms cite automatic raises and upcoming COLA adjustments.

Detroit United Auto Chrysler Corp UAW Chrysler General Motors Ford The Bureau of Labor Statisics

Illinois Guard Protect King Parade In Cicero

The Illinois National Guard will guard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights followers during a Sunday march in Cicero. Guardsmen previously used bayonets to quell a 1951 race riot in the town.

Chicago Illinois National Guard Martin Luther King Jr Cicero

X ray unit operates on North Side of Square in Monroe

Green County public health nurse announces 1844 residents X rayed by state mobile unit Aug 8 to Aug 16. Monroe unit open through Sept 1 offering free adult X rays to detect TB and heart and lung issues with confidential findings and family doctor notice if suspicious. Open centers begin for teachers and continue daily at Masonic Temple with specific hours. reports reach individuals in four to six weeks.

Ted McDonald State Board of Health Boyd Elliot Monroe Masonic Temple Times Martharschudy Green County Green County Medical Society

FYE Student Visits in Area from Paraguay

Diana V Figueredo II an IFYE exchangee from Paraguay visits Green County and Albany area farms. She notes milking once daily on her Dash Iberian farm due to lack of cooling facilities and winter temps around 45. Diana tours local ag sites and Wisconsin industries during a three week stay.

Helen E. Zimmerli Diana V. Figueredo II Paraguay South America Green County Howard Keehn Albany Sandy Hook Diana Asuncion Tropics Figueredo Monroe Keelins Hans Schlapbach Maple Leaf Pet Milk Co Belleville Keehn Wisconsin Rapids Spain

National Guard Spokesmen Oppose Callup Plan In House Battle

The House prepares to vote on a Senate written provision to authorize President Johnson to call up Reserve and National Guard units up to 24 months active duty. Guardsmen oppose the plan, arguing it would wreck the Reserves, with conferees agreeing to keep unit identities and consider family and economic status in deployment. The issue arose amid differences between House and Senate defense bills and a Wednesday conference agreement.

Washington House Johnson Senate National Guard House Armed Services Committee Senate House Pentagon

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Clair R. Munns Monroe High School Future Farmers of America Grand Marsh Aaron Digman Kendall Digman Darrell Indergand Delbert Indergand Dan Meier Eugene Meier Richard Koch Frank J Koch Evan Siedschlag Kenneth Allen Monroe Ffa Anton Niederberger Rath St FYE Diana Figueredo McNamara Gordon Helland Brodhead Dial WANT
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