Monroe Evening Times Public Notice and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times lists post office registration details for Monroe Wisconsin founded 1898 and notes subscription rates for city carriers and mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois with advance payment required. Office hours 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m and contact number 325 5101 are provided.
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Associated Press
Inland Sleefeeedaten
City of Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial sees two Oaktron letters on Monroe strike
The paper notes two reader letters from Oaktron employees about the Monroe plant strike. One defends the union stance and criticizes mockery of workers while the other laments post strike dissention. Neither letter will be published as the column calls for harmony and a future contract.
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Oaktron
Monroe
Times
Miss Post and Mueller Named UW High School Representatives
Patricia Post and Steven Mueller have been chosen by counselors as University of Wisconsin High School Relations Representatives for 1965 66. They will promote UW opportunities, organize displays, booths, news releases, and distribute materials to Mt Horeb High School students.
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MT. Horeb
Patricia Post
Francis Post
Horeb
Mt. Horeb High School
Steven Mueller
Clifford Mueller
University of Wisconsin
Miss Post
Mueller
Badger
Inland Daily Press
Pioneer 6 Launch Reports Fast Trip to the Sun
The solar research craft Pioneer 6, launched Thursday from Cape Kennedy, is sped toward the sun at 63 387 miles per hour, with observers noting its rapid movement today.
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Sun Mountain View
Calif
Pioneer
Cape Kennedy
Tribute to Mrs Stoll praised by The Monroe Times
Publication staff of the Wisconsin Anti-TB Association Milwaukee expresses pleasure at the Dec 3 tribute to Mrs Stoll in The Monroe Evening Times. The letter lauds her as the top candidate and praises her work as dean of Christmas Seal managers.
Who Cares for a Tree A Lover of Trees Letter
A letter criticizes city practices of winter tree trimming claiming workers cannot judge tree vitality and that trimming in winter leads to excessive cutting. The writer questions municipal priorities and laments damage to trees in the western town.
Monroe Parking Plea Prompts Downtown Maps
A resident argues Monroe downtown parking is ample near the square with 158 spaces two blocks off and 318 spaces during a later visit. He suggests the Chamber publish a map of available spots and contrasts Monroe with Madison Hilldale’s crowded lots.
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Joe Bush
Rose
Santa
Monroe
Madison
Hilldale
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe City Hall area offers ample parking options
The text notes 16 spaces behind city hall and a central square acting as a hub with spokes and cross streets. It mentions 60 blocks and parking lots within three blocks of the square, excluding Kroger and First National Bank lots. It asserts parking is easy in Monroe compared with other towns.
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New City Hall
Kroger’s
First National Bank
Monroe
Recovery Held Viewers Captive
Television coverage of the space mission return and Sunday night programs drew strong viewer interest. Cynthia Lowry notes the NBC CBS ABC and NBC schedules, praising the space capsule exit and the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea while critiquing its plot and highlighting Surinam animal rescue footage featuring John Walsh with the International Society for the Protection of Wild Animals.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Surinam
South America
John Walsh
International Society For the Protection of Wild Animals
Perry Como
NBC
Roberta Peters
Art Linkletter
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Wisconsin student named Rhodes Scholar in six state district
Chicago reports William David Knox, 21, Fort Atkinson Wisconsin, a University of Wisconsin senior, was among four seniors chosen from the six state Great Lakes district to study at Oxford University in England. Sell rent buy hire dial 325 5101.
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Chicago
William David Knox
Fort Atkinson
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
John Robinson Taken by Death in Platteville
John Robinson age 61 died Saturday in a Hazel Green hospital after a long illness. A former cheesemaker and lumber company employee, he and his wife ran a rest home here from 1950 to October. Survived by widow Ethel Henry a son Milton East Dubuque two daughters Martha Platteville and Loella Taft Madison a brother Henry Lancaster a sister Mrs Arthur Jesse Long Beach Calif and two half sisters Mrs William Hoover West Union Ia and Mrs Robert Celenski Independence Ia and 12 grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Karrmann Funeral Home. friends may call.
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Platteville
John Robinson
Hazel Green
Lumber Company
Mr. Robinson
Beetown
Ethel Henry
Milton
East Dubuque
Martha
Loella Taft
Madison
Henry
Lancaster
Arthur Jesse
Long Beach
Calif
William Hoover
West Union
Robert Celenski
Independence
Karrmann
Postoffice robber sought as search widens in region
Law enforcement in southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois press on for a lone robber. Postmaster John J. Burkhard notes Monroe post office sees the most letter cancellations. Two elderly women survive a Rock River incident at Janesville.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Green County House
John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Rock River
Janesville
Freight train collision claims one life in Illinois
A collision of two Illinois Central freight trains leaves one dead and another missing. Coach Don Huddleston presents 21 major letters to players as Brigadier General Ralph Maxwell Immell of the Wisconsin National Guard is nominated to brigadier general in the adjutant general's department of the U S guard.
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Illinois Central
Don Huddleston
Ralph Maxwell Immell
Wisconsin National Guard
Adjutant General’s Department
Guard of the United States
Santa Arrives on IC Train as Town Marks TB Test Boost
Forty years ago on December 20 1925 a Santa arrival on the IC train was noted while a mass meeting was planned to promote an area bovine tuberculosis test. Brick cheese priced at 22 cents a pound this week.
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Santa
Complaint filed over Orangeville dam endangering land and plant
Fifty years ago on December 20 1915 residents complained the Orangeville dam was too high causing land inundation and threatening the electric light plant. Monroe city government spent about 2164 yearly for health and sanitation per census. New spring found at the Waukesha resort. Plans advanced to straighten the Pecatonica River bends east and west of Freeport.
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Orangeville
Monroe
Waukesha
Pecatonica River
Freeport
Humphrey to Lead U S Delegation at Marcos Inauguration
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will head the American delegation at the December 30 inauguration of Philippine President-elect Ferdinand Marcos. The move signals continued U S ties with the Philippines amid the transition.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ferdinand Marcos
Kohler Ends Long Labor War With New One Year Contract
Kohler Co employees return to work as United Auto Workers Local 833 ratifies a one year pact ending an 11 year dispute. The agreement includes a 3 percent wage boost for day workers, 13 cent hourly increases, enhanced life and health insurance, and a ninth holiday. The contract retroacts to Oct. 8 and takes effect Jan. 10.
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Kohler
Wis
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers Local 833
Local 833
Charles W. Connardy Jr
Sheboygan Falls
Kehler Co
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
UAW
Conrardy
Sheboygan
Pizza-Eating Parrot Returns Home Weary and Quiet
Milwaukee parrot Crickets the Mexican yellowhead is back with his family after 11 days on the loose. He did not speak on return, appearing tired and cautious while residents report he enjoys pizza and sunflower seed. The 16-year-old bird was recaptured after being sighted in an orchard by three youths.
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Milwaukee
Yellowhead
Robert B. Laughlin
Last Rites Held For Mrs Berget
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Bessie Berget 72 of Wiota who died Saturday in Memorial Hospital Darlington at West Wiota Lutheran Church. Rev. William Simpson officiated with burial in West Wiota Cemetery. Surviving children include Genevieve Anderson Vivian Wong Vernon Donald and two sons, plus siblings and ten grandchildren. A son Wilbur died in 1945 in Germany and was fatally injured in a traffic accident.
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Bessie Berget
Wiota
Memorial Hospital
Darlington
West Wiota Lutheran Church
William Simpson
West Wiota
Hanson Funeral Home
South Wayne
Berget
Bessie Olson
Alvin Berget
Genevieve
Kenneth
Arlene) Anderson
Gratiot
Burnell
Vivian) Wong
Mineral Point
Vernon
Donald
Albert Olson
Norman
Clarence
Clara) Johnson
Wilbur
Germany
Secrecy ban in juvenile courts debated by Milwaukee judge
Milwaukee County Judge F Ryan Duffy Jr urged ending secrecy in juvenile courts. He argued public naming of delinquents would deter crime and that youths under 18 should face consequences, advocating revealing names starting at age 16.
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Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
Duffy
Court debate on harsher penalties for juvenile violent crime
The panel clashed over making punishments more severe for the juvenile criminal defined as a youth who commits violence. Ernest Harre of Milwaukee County Welfare opposed publishing youths names, arguing publicity boosts their status and fuels illness without proving lower crime rates.
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Ernest Harre
Milwaukee County Welfare Department
Negro Students Slated For Exchange Program
Rufus King High School Milwaukee and Kaukauna High School plan an integrated student exchange. Four Rufus King Negro pupils start a four week study at Kaukauna near Appleton on Jan 24, then six Kaukauna white pupils will stay in Milwaukee four weeks and attend Rufus King. Pupils will perform in the historical drama In White America at both schools.
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Milwaukee
Rufus King High School
Kau- Kauna High School
Rufus King
Kaukauna
Appleton
America
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Monroe Evening Times
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Monroe, Wis
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Hassocks, Reg
A.C
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