Packers Player Will Speak Here At Bosses Night
Ray Nitschke of the Packers, a 1957 draftee and Pro Bowl standout, will address Monroe Jaycees and guests at Bosses Night on Wednesday February 17 at 7 p.m. in Monroe. The event will announce the Outstanding Senior Citizen and Outstanding Young Man. Tickets are available through local banks and merchants.
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Dub — Ray Nitschke
Green Bay Packers
Monroe Country Club
Monroe
Ray Nitschke
Packers
Nitschke
Jaycees
Illinois Duri
National Guard
Berlin
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Kenneth Sundseth
John A. Schindler
Rolland W. Blaha
John Erb
L. A. Moore
Emil
Della) Stauffacher
Allan F. Barnard
Raymond R. Kubly
Jaycee
Lee E. Kirsch
Joseph C. Dearth
Frank C. Stiles
H. L
John) Fenton
William E. Kuntz
Yale Gerol
George L. Wells
Robert E
Pneumonia Linked to Bridegroom's Wedding Collapse
A 22 year old man, Bruce Stanton, collapsed while walking down the aisle at his wedding in St. Paul and died hours later. He suffered bronchial pneumonia and a hemorrhage after striking the floor, with the coroner citing the hemorrhage as the direct cause. Stanton studied at Wisconsin State University in River Falls.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Ramsey County
Thomas Votel
Bruce Stanton
Stanton
Wisconsin State University
River Falls
Sister Laura Bound for Latin America Mission
Sister M Laura and two Sisters of St Agnes depart for Puerto Rico to study Spanish and culture before relocating to Quito Ecuador. They join University Hospital staff there in a cooperative program with St Louis University and Catholic University of Ecuador to train nursing leaders, under US AID, with Puerto Rico residency through May.
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Laura
St. Agnes
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Quito
Ecuador
South America
Jean Vianney
Julie
Laura
St. Clare
Monroe
University of Ponce
Latin America
University Hospital
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Catholic University of Ecuador
Peace Corps
United States Aid
Institute For Inter-cultural Communications
Catholic University of Puerto Rico
Sisters of St. Agnes
Cardinal Spellman School
P.O. Box
S.A
McNamara Improves by Walter Reed Hospital Report
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara was described as much better today at Walter Reed Hospital where he is ill with pneumonia. The update follows hospitalization and signals a positive turn in his condition.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
King Remains In Selma Jail as Protesters Rally
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stays in Selma City jail after refusal to post bond on a parading without a permit charge as hundreds of demonstrators press for voter registration. Aides say he is willing to stay jailed to dramatize the movement and protests spread to Perry and Marengo counties.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Hosea Williams
Perry
Marengo
Lowndes
Alabama
Perry County
Coretta
Marion
Williams
Bernard Reynolds
Wilson Baker
Abernathy
Montgomery
Wisconsin Bill Allows Sale of Imitation Butter Flavoring
A bill was introduced in the Wisconsin State Assembly permitting the sale of imitation butter flavoring for cooking. The measure aims to regulate, authorize and tax the product for consumer use.
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Madison
State Assembly
Chicago Students Send Warm Wishes to New President Johnson
Myrna Sue Parker's second grade class at William C. Goudy Public School sends letters and drawings to President Johnson after watching the January 20 inauguration. Students praise peace, efforts at governance, and wish happiness for the president and his family, with notes on learning about government and elections.
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Chicago
Myrna Sue Parker
Johnson
Laura Belle Cole
Cathy Sprague
Cynthia Lawler
Timmie Cook
T.V
Timmie
William C. Goudy Public School
Miss Parker
Parker
America
Gene Errel
Tina Basis
Laurie Steinnagel
Captains Bars Returned to NCO Club Trophy Case
Captain Dwight C. Coplien presented captain's bars dating back to 1915 to the Company B Non Commissioned Officers' Club. The bars, held by former commanders and through two world wars, are now in the NCO Club trophy case at the armory after being given to S. Sgt. Frank Dillon.
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Dwight C. Coplien
Company B
National Guard
NCO Club
Armory
Frank Dillon
Coplien
Roy Zinser
A. E. Mitchell
Verne Deal
Charles Schindler
Delbert Cook
J. Moldenhauer
Zinser
William Bilis
Route 1
Beloit
Ollie Fink
Monroe
Thirteen Coal Miners Die in France Blast
A blast in a coal mine near Lens France kills thirteen miners and leaves eight missing. Rescue teams recover six bodies quickly, then find seven more in debris as they continue the search for the remaining eight missing workers.
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Lens
France
Here
Little Jimmy Donahue Aims To Be Doctor After Amputation
In Pawtucket Rhode Island nine months after losing both legs Jim Donahue declares he will become a physician to help children. He reflects on hospital care and now attends kindergarten walking on artificial legs without crutches aided by his mother Mrs. Robert M Donahue who notes his first steps before Christmas.
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Pawtucket
Jimmy Donahue
Jimmy
Robert M. Donahue
Founder's Day Alumni Dinner Set at Monroe Country Club
The Green County chapter of the Wisconsin Alumni Association schedules the Founder's Day dinner for Wednesday Feb 24 at Monroe Country Club. Social hour at 6, dinner 7 with speaker Robert Schacht of UW Extension. The chapter aims to exceed 100 members. $496 was raised last spring for scholarships.
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Green County
Wisconsin Alumni Association Today
Monroe Country Club
Robert Schacht
Schacht
Robert Richardson
Juda
James Marty
Monroe
Karen Houlberg
Albany
George Brandenburg
Brodhead
Susan Wills
New Glarus
William Zimmerman
Monticello
Monroe Chamber and Land Co. plan shared new office
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce and the Monroe Land Co. will move March 1 to a remodeled North Central Public Service Corp. building on the square owned by the Masonic Temple Association. Arthur Roethe of the Monroe Land Co. leases space for real estate offices moved from his home at 726 28th Ave. Vernon Schillinger will run chamber operations and relocate his design business. The building will host Red Cross storage in the basement and serve tourism information at the front reception area.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Land Co
North Central Public Service Corp
The
Masonic Temple Association
Chamber
Llth St
Badger Motors
Blumer’s
Vernon
Bud
Schillinger
Red Cross
Masonic
Nuclear Ship Savannah Docks at Piraeus amid Whistles
The U S nuclear powered merchant ship Savannah docked today at King Constantine Quay in Piraeus Greece as boat whistles sounded and mild leftist criticism arose.
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Piraeus
Greece
U.S
Savannah
King Constantine Quay
Unyielding Cold Keeps Wisconsin Amid Deep Freeze
Extreme cold remains with no relief in sight as Wisconsin records readings from 40 below to 15 below in cities like La Crosse Milwaukee Madison and Green Bay. Power lines froze and roads stay slick with drifting snow. Groundhog sees shadow predicting six more weeks of winter.
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Jordan Township
Hollandale
Punxsutawney
Sun Prairie
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
Duluth-Superior
Madison
Wausau
Racine
Beloit
Green Bay
Bemidji
Brainerd
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisville
Nash
No Ground Hog Seen Look at the Robin
No ground hog reported in the area this morning though Mrs. Nathan Roth saw a robin. It is unclear if this robin signals spring or the last of winter. One fact remains it certainly isn’t spring.
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Nathan Roth
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