Observing 90th Birthday of Mrs. Charles E. Krueger
Mrs. Krueger of 1717 15th St. turns 90 on Friday August 28 and remains active. Former teacher enjoys news, plane ride on Independence Day, family visits from Cayla Cox Gouverneur and Zelma Ferdinandt and Charlene Riley. She treks cornea transplant, crochets, braids rugs, reads via radio as sight fades.
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Charles E. Krueger
15Th St
Elverado
Cayla) Cox
Krueger
Rochester
Minn
Ray
Zelma) Ferdinandt
Clothes Closet to Open Monday Evening in Monroe
The Clothes Closet run by the Woman's Club of Monroe opens Monday evening August 31 from 7 to 9 30 for families needing clothing. It will be at the former Connard Manor building east of the Commercial and Savings Bank on Tenth Street. use the east entrance. Co chairmen invite donations and ask parents to bring children for try ons. donations due by August 30 to Mrs Edward Einbeck or Mrs Roger Voelkh.
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Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Con’nard Manor
Commercial and Savings Bank
Tenth Street
Woman’s Club
Edward Einbeck
18Th St
Roger Voelkh
19Th Ave
Agnew Holds Long Talks With Park On Korea Troop Withdrawals
Vice President Spiro Agnew met with South Korea’s President Chung Hee Park for nearly six hours to discuss U.S. troop withdrawals and Park’s request for offsetting aid. He termed the talks very well and planned to resume at dinner. The U.S. also announced additional military aid to modernize South Korea’s forces. A separate Wisconsin incident saw a physics scholar killed when a bomb destroyed a building tied to antiwar protests. his father called him a good teacher who listened to dissidents.
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Seoul
Spiro T. Agnew
Chung Hee Park
United States
Korea
U.S
Park
Agnew
South Korea
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Explosion at Wisconsin math center blamed on subversives
A pre-dawn blast at the Army Mathematics Research Center in Madison killed a physics scholar and injured several others. Investigators say an explosives laden truck, reported stolen Aug 20, caused damage possibly exceeding $6 million. Campus security patrols and National Guard reinforcements have increased since February 1969 due to antiwar protests.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
National Guard
Army Mathematics Research Center
Explosion devastates lab killing researcher in Madison
Deputy state fire marshal Frank Roberts described the blast as unbelievably powerful. Police suspect subversive groups linked to Madison elements. Researcher Robert E. Fassnacht, 33, died while working on a physics project. an anonymous warning came moments before the explosion. Regent James W. Nelsen directs readers to Page 2.
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Frank Roberts
Robert E. Fassnacht
Herman Thomas
Madison
James W. Nelsen
UN talks open on Arab-Israeli peace hopes at UN
Arab-Israeli peace talks opened at the United Nations with Israel Jordan and Egypt accepting a U S plan. Israeli ambassador Yosef Tekoah said progress depends on Arab desire for genuine peace and noted concerns over Egypt cease fire violations. U Thant voiced cautious optimism as Gunnar Jarring leads the talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
U.S
Tekoah
Jarring
Jerusalem
U Thant
Thant
United Nations
No. 3
Monroe Counts One More in 1970 Census
Monroe increases its 1970 census total to 9 105 after a late registrant. Gov. Warren Knowles urged Wisconsin residents not counted to report to local officials or the Census Bureau by August 31 1970 to ensure proper representation and federal aid.
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Monroe
Florida
Washington, D.C
Knowles
Wisconsin
U.S
Jefferson McPike
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington
D.C
Clifford Reasa
Monroe School Year Opens With Full Week Schedule
The 1970 71 term starts with elementary half days from 8 30 to 11 15 junior high 8 10 to 11 20 senior high 8 to 11 27. Kindergarten off Wednesday August 26 enroll that day. Labor Day holiday September 7. Inservice day begins with a morning session at 8 30 in the Senior High hall. Rodney Kittelsen welcomes. Lee Olsen and Prof Lanore Netzer speak. A noon new teacher dinner follows at Idle Hour Mansion hosted by The First National Bank of Monroe.
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Monroe
Monroe Public Schools
Rodney Kittelsen
Monroe Board of Education
Lee Olsen
Lanore A. Netzer
Idle Hour
First National Bank of
Campus bombing and global news items prompt varied reactions
Reported campus bombing claims a physicist's death amid antiwar protests as SDS-like tensions loom. Other dispatches note diphtheria outbreak risks, a Dow slide on profit taking, Nixon overseeing foreign policy amid Middle East talks, Southern districts integrating schools, and renewed fighting near Phnom Penh with Vietnamese and Cambodian forces.
Presbyterian youths paddle Crystal River excursion
A Monroe group from a local church enjoyed a day of outdoor fun rented canoes at Ding's Dock on Crystal River in Waupaca County. Attending were Kirt Leuenberger, Bob Gordee, Tim Hayes, Carl Booth, Judy Booth, Kathy Richardson, Laurie Soddy, Kenny Rufener, Mark Chandler, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Brightman along with the pastor.
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Crystal River
Waupaca County
Ding
Monroe
Kirt Leuenberger
Bob Gordee
Tim Hayes
Carl Booth
Judy Booth
Kathy Richardson
Laurie Soddy
Kenny Rufener
Mark Chandler
Robert H. Brightman
R. H
Crystal River Canoe Run Draws Crowds From Monroe
The Crystal River excursion reports a 14 mile route with fiberglass canoes about 45 pounds and 12 feet long. The Monroe group started at 7 a.m. by private cars, rode the launch to Long Lake, then paddled to Rural and Parfreyville enjoying a 5 p.m. picnic at Hartman’s Creek State Park before returning home by 10 p.m.
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Crystal River
Long Lake
Rural
Monroe
Ding’s Dock
Hartman’s Creek State Park
Desegregation Expands in Georgia and South Carolina
In Orangeburg South Carolina black pupils outnumber white as officials call the day routine. Georgia districts integrate for the first time and Echols County High in Statenville enrolls about 125 Negro students among 600.
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South Carolina
Orangeburg
Georgia
Statenville
Echols County High
Tuesday's Times Index Advisor Insert Section
The page mirrors a newspaper index listing sections and page numbers for Lafayette County Browntown WildLife Area Advisor Extension Extracts Comics Obituaries Crossword Puzzle Society Daily Records Sports Dear Abby Values and News On Every Page Editorial Want Ads with page references. It outlines where readers can find each feature in the issue.
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Lafayette County
Browntown WildLife Area
Society
Daily
Abby
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Glarus
Switzerland
Alfred Wyss
Canton Basel
Paul Grossenbacher
Herman Burkhardt
Canton Appenzell
Hans Anderegg
Ernest Wieland
Canton Bern
New Glarus
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Charles Krueger
Athe
UN Today
AP News
W. Gerhard Fassnacht
South Bend
Ind
Fassnacht
SDS
Woodrow Wilson
University
Army Research Center
San Antonio
Tex
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New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Henry M. Kissinger
Joseph Sisco
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prek Tameak
Saang
Mekong
Juncton Lake
Parfreyville
Wis
Monroe Presbyterian
Bob Richardson
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