Talman dies after Perry Mason era ends
William Talman, best known as District Attorney Hamilton Burger on Perry Mason, died at 53 after lung cancer treatment. He garnered sympathy for the character’s losing streak and had film work including The Hitch Hiker and Red Hot and Blue. Eisenhower recovers from heart attack and reads in bed. Johnson warns aggressors and defends U S policy. Czech invasion concerns persist.
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Atorney
Perry Mason
William Talman
Talman
Atty
Hamilton Burger
Burger
Secan
Encino
Margaret
Villians
The
Texas
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Europe
Moscow
Kubly to Leave New Glarus for Switzerland Writing Sabbatical
Herbert Kubly, New Glarus native and journalist, will depart for Switzerland next month to gather material for a book on his ancestral country. He plans a return next year to join the Racine-Kenosha Parkside Campus of the University of Wisconsin as English professor in creative writing. He has published works on Greece, Italy, and Greece in his long career, with additional books in progress including Gods and Heroes and The Workshop.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
Herbert Kubly
New Glarus
Switzerland
Italy
Greece
Sicily
Doubleday
California
Holt
Wisconsin Week to Start September 15 in Monroe
Seward named Monroe chairman of Wonderful Wisconsin Week to begin Sunday September 15 and run through September 21. The program unites business media schools government and recreation to showcase Wisconsin as a great place to live work and play. Governor Knowles will visit ten airports for 25 minute briefings with local officials as part of the statewide salute led by the Greater Wisconsin Foundation and state groups. The strike in Chicago involving taxis idle during the Democratic National Convention ended Friday.
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Keith Seward
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe
Seward
Chambers of Commerce
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Janesville - Beloit
Kenosha
Racine
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Wisconsin Jaycees
Governor’s Board For Economic Development
The
Wisconsin Development Authority
Knowles
Chicago
Holiday weekend drum corps contest draws large crowds
Alpine Drum and Bugle Corps Championship tops a Labor Day lineup with over 400 youths competing at Monroe High School tonight at 7 p.m. The event, part of Cheese Days activities, funds the 1969 celebration and features nine units, including the Madison Explorer Scouts and Queensmen. Post Office delays noted for Labor Day with limited services.
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New Glarus
Monticello
Brooklyn
Monroe
Holyoke Athletic Field
R. J. Myers
Holyoke
Monroe High School
Lincoln School
Madison Explorer Scouts
Boys of '76
Grenadiers
Imperials
St. Pat’s
Queensmen
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Dubuque
Freeport
Walter Ekum
Stanley Neuberger
Glarus High School
Village Park
No Holiday Edition Of Times On Labor Day
The Monroe Evening Time will not publish on Monday Labor Day. Employees join a nation wide tribute to American labor. Publication resumes Tuesday as stores reopen and schools resume. National Guardsmen were packed for release in Chicago Illinois today.
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Monroe
the Times
PCA Essay Contest Offers Calf Prize for Green County 4H and FFA
William Henguinet of the Production Credit Association of Monroe announces a Green County program offering a Senior Purebred Holstein heifer call as a prize to a 4H member or FFA member. Essays of 500 words or less on herd improvement through breeding and feeding are due by Oct 1, 1968, at Monroe offices.
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William Henguinet
Production Credit Association of
Monroe
Janesville
FFA
Green County
PCA
Bill Henguinet
Allen Reed
Flying Farmer Harold Fioroni Makes City Stopover
A dairy and row crop farmer from Turlock California Harold Fioroni his wife and her uncle Arthur Smith left Monroe Airport after a month visiting relatives in Monroe and Albany They attended the International Flying Farmers convention in Hamilton Ontario Canada flew from Rhode Island to Scotts Bluff Nebraska Salt Lake City and back to their Fioroni farm hanger
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California
Harold Fioroni
United States
Canada
Arthur Smith
Hurlock
Calif
Fioronis
Smith
Monroe
Albany
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Turlock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fioroni
Frank
Jane) Smith
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Rinehart and Winston, Publishers
New York
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Nic Kubly
Kublys
Glarus
Schiller
American Legion
Lake Montesian
Shrine Clowns
Nomads
Brooklyn Park
Stuch N Nine
Wilhelm
Clayton Strieff
Hans Anderegg
Illlinois National Guardsmen
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