Social Security Set For a Major Boost
The Senate moves toward passage of a Social Security bill backed by Sen. Russell Long with the House approved measure heading to President Johnson. If signed, 24 million Americans on the rolls would begin receiving increased checks by next March, with at least a 13 percent rise. The plan trims Aid to Families with Dependent Children and places limits on Medicaid as welfare costs rise. The move aims to forestall a filibuster by opponents including Kennedy, Harris, and Tydings.
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Leo H Share 68 Dies After Times Christmas Dinner
Leo H Share veteran pressman of The Monroe Evening Times died at 10 30 last night of an apparent heart attack at Marco's Supper Club after the fourth annual Times Employees Christmas dinner He served the paper 45 years and retired Jan 1 1966 He was a native of Jordan Township and a former Knights of Columbus leader He leaves a widow a daughter two sisters four brothers and three grandchildren Last rites set for Dec 18 at St Victor's Church Calvary Cemetery burial plans announced
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Platteville Jaycees Start Fund Drive for Belmont Family
The Platteville Jaycees launched the Jerry Morrissey Family Fund after a serious Belmont traffic accident left Betty Morrissey coma and injured most of the couple’s ten children. Donations can be mailed to The Morrissey Family Fund c/o The State Bank of Platteville or to Mound City Bank in Belmont. The drive began with a $100 contribution from the Jaycees Jaycettes and Big Show cast.
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Couple marks 71st wedding anniversary at home
BOSCOBEL Mr and Mrs Joseph Rogers quietly observed their 71st wedding anniversary at home Thursday. He is a retired contractor and carpenter. he will be 93 next month. She is 89. They have 10 living children, 68 grandchildren, 170 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
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Madison Senate panel backs two conservationists amid ORAP scrutiny
The Senate Conservation Committee informally backs its 5-0 recommendation to confirm Charles Smith of Wausau and Arthur MacArthur of Janesville to the Natural Resources Board despite Assembly criticism of ORAP land purchases. Chairman Krueger says investigations will continue and expects action before adjournment.
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Public Audio Visual Unit Demonstrates School Use
A mobile audio visual education unit from the University of Wisconsin Extension is at Monroe High School in two 68 foot trailers open to the public 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. The project aims to show how skilled staff can run an effective AV program, with extensive equipment and teaching aids, and to visit CESA 15 schools statewide. The demo is tailored to each school, with films, slides, filmstrips and motion pictures, funded by a Title III grant covering staff salaries trailer supplies and equipment leasing. The unit will remain in Monroe through next Wednesday and is booked for teacher demonstrations and curriculum planning. Meanwhile, regular airline service resumes at Midway Airport after a four and a half month layoff due to a $4 million renovation.
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Compromise Sought On Beer Age Bill In Wisconsin
Madison lawmakers pressed an eleventh hour deal on a bill to raise the minimum beer drinking age from 18 to 19. A six member conference panel adjourned after late night talks failed to resolve key points including identification cards and local option provisions.
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Rites Saturday For Mrs Emma Leuenberger 88
Services for Mrs Emma A Leuenberger 88 of 1811 9th St who died Thursday morning Dec 14 in St Clare Hospital will be at 1 30 p m Saturday Dec 16 at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home Rev Calvin P Fischer of St Johns United Church of Christ will officiate Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery She was a Monroe cook baker for years born in Doelitz Germany Aug 5 1879 came to America at six months old and settled in Schuyeville Green County Wisconsin She married Otto Leuenberger Oct 24 1899 later lived in DeForest NL and Monroe She was a widow 47 years Surviving are two daughters Freda Bray and Frances Leuenberger a brother Awalt Eichstadt and many relatives The husband died April 22 1920.
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Mineral Point to Host Southern Wisconsin Firemen's Annual Convention
Mineral Point has been officially accepted as the site for the annual convention of the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's Association Inc Herman Pfund secretary says the program will be one of the most interesting in years Robert Bolender has replaced Elmer Hybarger as chief of the Cedarville Fire Department The Death Benefit Plan members meet February 18 at the Fire Department in the Monroe Municipal Building
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Cedarville
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