Readers View Lunar Pictures Except in USSR
The Luna 9 moon pictures were shown to readers worldwide except in the Soviet Union where officials withheld them. Jodrell Bank's Lovell called the images sensational and noted the photographs confirm a hard, pumice like lunar surface suitable for landing and possible heavy vehicles.
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Fred Coleman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Red Star
Jodrell Bank
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
Jaycees Debate Highlight Set at Feb 9 Meet in Marco's
Jaycees will host a debate between State Sen. Jerris Leonard and Gov. Lucey as the program highlight at the Marco's Supper Club meeting next Wednesday February 9. Leonard, Republican leader of the Wisconsin Senate, represents the conservative side. Monroe city and Green County Board of Supervisors members are invited dinner guests. Cocktail hour begins 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. The business meeting will cover money makers past and future awards committee reports and nominations and by laws discussion.
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Vat Lucey
Jerris Leonard
First Aid Course Opens Wednesday at Village Hall
Albany residents and nearby ambulance drivers and firefighters may attend the Red Cross First Aid course starting Wednesday night at the Village Hall. Instructors are E. E. Hutson of Monroe and Stanton P. Stears of Albany.
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Albany
Red Cross
Village Hall
E. E. Huston
Monroe
Stanton P. Stears
PTA Group Eyes Ways For Culture
The Monroe PTA Council plans a Monday 8 p.m. meeting in the Junior High Library to launch a cultural arts development program for Monroe. University of Wisconsin Extension Division representatives will join the discussion as the council reviews dance music Little Theater and Junior Great Books efforts. Mrs Henry Grundahl leads with chairmen Mrs Terry Hanna music and Mrs Perry Power dance. a Little Theater coordinator is sought. Supt D J Huenink will explain a proposed extension of foreign language in public schools.
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Monroe
PTA Council
University of Wisconsin
Henry Grundahl
Terry B. Hanna
Perry Power
John Callahan
D. J. Huenink
Scouts March to Transistor Tunes in Scout Week Parade
In Clovis New Mexico 500 scouts planned a parade for Scout Week but no marching band was available. A local radio station agreed to provide brisk marching music by broadcasting to every scout through transistor radios carried by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N.M
Silence surrounds Williams amid Senate bid rumors
Isis quiet Ngton G Mennen Williams, once labeled the boy wonder of Michigan politics, maintains silence as speculation grows he will resign as assistant secretary of state for African affairs to seek a U S Senate seat.
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Ngton — G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
U.S. Senate
Montrose Church Faces Sale as Rural Churches Fade
In Montrose township Dane County near Belleville the 100 year old Montrose Methodist Church stands for sale signaling the decline of small country churches. Services have ceased, the Ladies Aid persists, and the graveyard remains as the old building sits above surrounding farmland.
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Montrose Methodist Church
Montrose Township
Montrose
Clarence Anderson
Belleville
Neva Argue
Monroe
Ladies Aid
Times
Dina Speich
Dane County
William Fox
Austin Pearl
Montrose Ladies Aid
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Monroe mixups and travel plans recur in local notes
In a Sunday open house at Monroe's new municipal building a misdial caused a caller to pressure a visitor with a Mrs. Hill rumor before realizing the dial was for Monroe Arizona. Carol Galli and Mickey Canon plan a late month ski trip to Davos and Innsbruck visiting military relatives in Europe.
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Monroe Municipal
Jim Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Mabel Hill
Carol Galli
G. M
Mickey) Canon
Houston
Tex
Davos
Switzerland
Innsbruck
Austria
Roger Galli
Germany
Jion
AFS Chapter Seeks Home for a Student
The Amerian field serv ice chapter of Monroe seeks a host family for a foreign student attending Monroe High School in 1966 1967. A host family with a high school student is preferred but not required. Apply to Mrs George Barry and Mrs L M Johnson.
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Amerian Field Service Chapter
Monroe
Monroe High School
George Barry
L. M. Johnson
Home and Family
Teachers Strike Paralyzes Greece High Schools
In Athens more than 8,000 teachers began a wage strike today, shutting down about 1,100 high schools and affecting around 350,000 students across Greece. The walkout disrupts classes as teachers seek higher pay.
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Athens
Greece
Johnson to Review Viet Nam Policy in Hawaii Parley
President Johnson flies to Hawaii for three days of talks with South Vietnamese leaders and U S officials to review Vietnam policy and expand aid to villagers. He will meet Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen Van Thieu Henry Cabot Lodge and Westmoreland with Rusk McNamara Freeman and Gardner. Johnson says no major shift is expected but may gain insights.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
Hawaii
Honolulu
U.S
South Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Dean Rusk
McNamara
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Congress
Stalder's Swiss Chalet Fire Destroys Top Floor
Fire at the Swiss Chalet gutted the third floor and roof yesterday afternoon while the grocery remained intact. Monroe firefighters arrived at 2 27 p m and fought the attic blaze until about 4 20 p m. Fire Chief Josef Benkert indicated the cause was not yet determined and readers were directed to turn to page four for more details.
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Stalder
Monroe
Times
Josef Benkert
Monroe man finds world through foreign service posting
David W. Cox of Monroe, a Foreign Service officer with the State Department, has completed his first tour in Bogota, Colombia. He plans to study German at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington before next assignment to the U.S. Consulate General in Zurich. He notes Bogota offered exposure to Peace Corps, AID, USIA, military attaches, and Alliance of Progress missions.
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Helen Zimmerli
David W. Cox
Monroe
Foreign Service
Department of State
Bogota
South America
Elverado (Cayla) Cox
Foreign Institute
Washington
D. C
U.S
Zurich
Switzerland
Cox
Eight die in Astor Hotel blaze in Green Bay
Survivors recount a rapid fire at the Astor Hotel leaving eight dead and five injured. Victims identified include Edna Coue Myrtle Muenster David LaPrairie Joseph Ferris Frank Comia Rachel Cox Charles Goold and Eugene Umgelter. Fire officials say some victims leapt to a rear shaft as flames swept the building. Police kept the ruins sealed as investigators worked.
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Green Bay
Elmer Anderson
Anderson
Astor Hotel
Sparta
Wis
John Cross
Oshkosh
Cross
John Leighton
Covington
Rachel
Andrew Koeppel
David Zuidmulder
Edna Coue
Luxemburg
Myrtle Muenster
David LaPrairie
Wisconsin Rapids
Joseph Ferris
Frank Comiea
Green Ba
Josephine Cox
Charles Goold
Monona
Eugene Umgelter
Wauwatosa
Open the Windows Theme for World Day of Prayer Service
The World Day of Prayer service will be held Friday February 25 at Union Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Mrs A C Rabebl will give the meditation on the theme Open the Windows. The service is open to women of all faiths.
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Union Presbyterian Church
A. C. Rabebl
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Madison
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Benjamin Crocker
Lively Ladies Aid
New Glarus
Helen
Jim
Tucson
Aniz
Arizona
AFS
LBJ
Asia
Stalder's
Rome
Colombia
The
Alliance of Progress
David Cox
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