Glancing Back Feb 7 1963 Fresh blizzards sweep Western Europe
Glancing Back recalls a night of heavy snow disrupting communications across Western Europe from Britain to the Balkans. It notes Elms sprayed by the City Council and a standout 694 honor series by Wally Miller in the Men’s Major League as part of a banner season.
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Balkans
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Albany High loses 20 to 16. Deininger turns 90 at Green County home
Sixty years ago todayAlbany High School was eliminated from state basketball contention after a 20 to 16 defeat by Monroe Michael Deininger a Green County resident since 1854 quietly marked his 90th birthday at his son Johns home with Rev P A Schuh pastor of St Johns Church as a guest at the family dinner.
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Albany High School
Monroe
Michael Deininger
Green County
John
P. A. Schuh
St. John’s Church
Ada Williams and companions attend Zeisler concert in Freeport
On February 7 1903 Mrs Ada B Williams Miss Frances Staver and Mrs Nettie Copeland traveled to Freeport to hear pianist Mrs Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler A group of snow shovelers also went to Janesville to help clear Milwaukee Road yards today amid winter conditions
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Harding
Capitol
Great Britain
United States
William Schuler
Howard O. Schultz
Legion
Milwaukee
Ada B. Williams
Frances Staver
Nettie Copeland
Freeport
Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler
Monroe Post Office Records and Press Associations Noted
Entry shows Monroe Wisconsin post office as second class matter under act of Congress March 2 1879. Documents include membership in Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League.
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Inland Daily Press Association
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Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Johnson as Senate leader and bipartisan cooperation
Analysis of Lyndon Johnson's role as Senate leader during the Eisenhower years and his cooperation with Republican President Eisenhower. Notes mutual respect between parties, concerns about presidential overreach, and reflections on whether Nixon or future Congresses can produce a Senator Johnson.
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Nea
Lyndon Johnson
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Kennedy
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U.S
Vietnam
Astro Chart for Thursday February 8 1973
Daily guidance for each zodiac sign urges caution and practical action. Aries advises patience, Taurus warns against letting intuition override facts, Gemini warns of neglect from distraction, Cancer to pace efforts, Leo to avoid overpromising, Virgo to seek expertise before advising, Libra to avoid hasty compromises, Scorpio to manage workload, Sagittarius to keep counsel, Capricorn to value what you have, Aquarius to plan travel, Pisces to let gains mature.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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