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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1961
Page
2
Dedicated Sister Mary Agnes Leaves Lasting Monroe Impact
The editorial honors Sister Mary Agnes of the Sisters of St. Agnes who died in Fond du Lac. She led the May 1939 founding of St. Clare hospital in Monroe and later established a teaching and medical mission in Nicaragua. Her cheerful dedication and impact earned wide admiration from friends, patients, and associates.
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Mary Agnes
Fond du Lac
Monroe
Sister Mary Agnes
Sisters of
St. Agnes
St. Clare Hospital
Nicaragua
Red Tape Grow. Ribicoff Plans Tighter Welfare Policing
Secretary Abraham Ribicoff pursues stricter relief roll policing with new divisions to supervise public welfare. Critics warned this would expand red tape and payrolls while aiming to curb chiseling on welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham _ Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Monroe Varsity Falls to Wisconsin High in Key National Date
Dec 16 1951 Monroe high varsity loses a thriller 51 to 47 against Wisconsin High in a strong Southern Ten test. The Chicago area reels as 150 fires on a record cold day kill two and damage property. A Florida bound airliner crash near Elizabeth New Jersey kills 36 as investigators probe the deadly incident. Federal Judge Murphy begins a Truman era cleanup in government.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Chicago
Elizabeth
N.J
Thomas F. Murphy
Truman
Kennedy's foreign policy challenge after Cuban crisis
The piece examines Kennedy’s post campaign stance on Cuba and global crises from Cuba to Laos, contrasting hopeful campaign rhetoric with the drawn out, hard realities of leadership. It notes Sen. Margaret Chase Smith’s questions about Khrushchev and questions why U.S. leaders seem constrained.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
Cuba
Castro
Kennedy
Johnstown
Khrushchev
United States
Granite City
Ill
Fargo
N.D
Congo
Laos
U.S
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Mrs. Smith
Eisenhower
West
Seattle
Pakistan An Official Language Trio: Bengali Urdu and English
Pakistan maintains three official languages Bengali Urdu and English reflecting its linguistic diversity. Government uses all three in formal communication and public notices.
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Pakistan
Van Allen Belt Not So Deadly
NASA reports Explorer XII data show fewer deadly protons in the outer Van Allen belt than once thought. The two doughnut shaped radiation belts orbit Earth at roughly 600 to 4,000 miles and around 20,000 miles altitude, informing safer considerations for manned spaceflight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
van Allen
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Emma J Peterson Flisram obituary in Daleyville area
Emma J Peterson Flisram, 91, of Daleyville, died yesterday at Skaalen Sunset Home Stoughton after a brief illness. She was born March 14, 1870, in Daleyville, married Endre Flisram, and survived by her son Olin, two grandchildren and six great grandsons. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Perry Lutheran Church Daleyville with visitation after 3 p.m. tomorrow at Gesme funeral home Mt Horeb.
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Emma. Flisram
Daleyville
Olin E. Flisram
12Th Street
Skaalen
Stoughton
Flisram
Emma J. Peterson
Endre Flisram
Olin
Perry Lutheran Church
Gesme Funeral
Mt. Horeb
Christmas Around the World Albany Concert in School Gym
The Albany program features a theme Christmas Around the World with village school music groups performing Tuesday night in the grade school gym. Lee Spangler directs junior and senior bands and the high school chorus as grade pupils present a play with musical numbers for the public.
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Albany
Lee Spangler
Deaths of Dr Giocchi and actor Sorz in recent incidents
Dr Giocchi 70, noted physicist and radiological expert at Argonne, died in a two car crash near Chicago on an icy road. Sorz 40 year veteran actor known for Broadway, film and TV appearances, died Thursday after a career spanning stage radio and television.
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Chicago
Giocchino Failla
Failla
Argonne National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
Louis Sor
Hartford Chief Justice Maltbie Dies at 81
William Mills Maltbie, 81, retired chief justice of the Connecticut State Supreme Court, died Friday. Maltbie served as chief justice for nearly twenty years, the longest term in Connecticut history, and was born in Granby, Connecticut.
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Hartford
Conn
William Mills Maltbie
Connecticut State Supreme Court
Maltbie
Connecticut
Granby
Kitt Peak Within Papago Reservation in Arizona
Kitt Peak at 6 875 feet lies inside the Papago Reservation in Arizona. The note places the observatory within tribal lands and describes its elevation.
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Kitt Peak
Papago Reservation
Arizona
How cold is cold and why clothing helps or hurts
Excerpt discusses perceived cold versus actual body heat management. It compares wind chill effects, minus 40 F limit, and how mind and body influence clothing needs. It cites Army findings, Darwin, and human versus animal insulation to explain why people feel warmth or cold differently across ages and regions.
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North Dakota
U.S. Army
Chicago
Boston
Charles Darwin
Tierra del Fuego
South America
Darwin
Rock Grove Painter James Veach Dies at 80
James E. Veach age 80 of Rock Grove died yesterday at his home. Services set for 1 30 pm Monday at Dyers Funeral Home with callers after noon Sunday. Burial in Rock Grove Cemetery. He married Allene Bennett on December 12 1927 in Rock Grove. Survived by stepdaughter Mrs. Lee Euler Freeport seven step grandchildren and Nan Martin Veach Orangeville.
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Dakota
Ill
James E. Veach
Rock Grove
Dyers Funeral Home
Rock Grove Cemetery
Mr. Veach
Rock Grove Township
Allene Bennett
Lee Euler
Freeport
Nan Martin Veach
Orangeville
Young Masonic Group Plans Holiday Caroling Tour
Members of the Order of Rainbow and DeMolay will gather at the Masonic Temple at 6 30 p m tonight to begin a Christmas carol tour. They will visit the homes of shut ins and elderly Mason ic order members.
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Order of Rainbow
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Paternalism blamed for weakening self-help in America
The speaker criticizes Ribicoff for a disdainful attitude toward local communities trying to act independently. He argues this air of superior paternalism undermines enterprise and patriotism, encouraging dependence on government and expanding bureaucratic jobs.
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Ribicoff
America
Linda Gibbons Heads to Hawaii for Holidays
Linda Gibbons of Monticello and Ada Hoesly of Janesville depart for Hawaii to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoesly and son Keith. Mrs. Hoesly is Gibbons sister and Hoesly cousin. They were seen off at O'Hare by Walter Hoesly and wife from Monroe. Donald Hoesly serves in the Navy in Hawaii.
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Monticello
Linda Gibbons
Ada Hoesly
Janesville
Hawaii
Donald Hoesly
Keith
Hoesly
Miss Gibbons
O’hare
Walter Hoesly
Monroe
Navy
Mrs. Ina Altenberg Succumbs at 72
Mrs Ina Altenberg a longtime Benton resident dies Thursday in Platteville hospital at age 72 She belonged to Eastern Star and American Legion Auxiliary Her husband Elmer died in 1960 She is survived by two sons two daughters a brother and a sister six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Haydenshield Funeral Home Cuba City, with calls allowed.
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Ina Altenberg
Platteville
Benton
Haydenshield
Cuba City
Altenberg
Platteville Hospital
Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer
Myrlen
Madison
Morris
Byron
Rawlin Riley
Curtis Gray
Donald Arthur
Ross Imgram
Apple River
J. A. Johnson
Lily Lake
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
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Berlin
Mrs. Flisram
Hughes
Furniture Mart
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Roger Eugene Hagen
South Wayne
David Mark Gavigan
Argyle
Cynthia Jane Babler
Country Lane
Debra Jane Goetz
27Th Avenue
Betty Ann Zimmerman
New Glarus
Christine Ann Brunkow
Jan Marie Anderson
Terry William May
7Th Street
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Jacob Bruce Scherer
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Karen Kay Marty
Juda
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Jakob Max Brunner
Jerry Ray Brooks
Brodhead
Connie Irene Becker
Vonnie Marie Roosli
26Th Avenue
Diane Lynn Roosli
Belleville
Marianne Kay
Dickson
Linda Kay
Larry Ray Aiken
Route 1
Donna Lynn Goetz
Dianne Sue Goetz
James Veach
Carol
Alemite
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Fannie May
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MIRRO
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ROPER
Gold Star
North Central Public Service Corp
Orth Side
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