Swine Breeders Meet in Green County February 19
The Green County Swine Breeders will hold their Annual Meeting February 19 at 8 p.m. in the Green County Ag Building Monroe. Rex Whitmore will lead, discussing a possible name change and other business. Lunch provided by Vigortone. 20 percent county participation in Nickels for Profit program outlined.
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Green County Swine
Green County Ag
Monroe
Rex Whitmore
Burlington
Wisconsin Park Producers
Vigortone Feed Co
Scout Banquet Honors Eagle Award Recipient Steve Hennager
Steve Hennager, 16, Monroe High School junior, received the Eagle award at a Court of Honor in the Fellowship Room of the Methodist Church. The ceremony, part of a family pot luck for about 100 guests, featured Dr. Harold Held and Clarence Seaton as sponsors.
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Steve Hennager
C. Gene Hennager
Monroe
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
H. E. Held
Freeport
U.S. Grant Council
Clarence Seaton
Times
Gene Hennager
Methodist Church
Harold Crume
First Methodist Church
Harold Held
Boy Scouts of America
Hennager
Monroe High School
Boy Scouting
Order of the Arrow
Steve
Dr. Held
David Barrett
David Benkett
Scott Gelbach
Mark Jensen
Alan Johnson
Witnesses prompt Sirhan trial defense on Kennedy murder plan
AP reports in Los Angeles that prosecutors present witness accounts of Sirhan Sirhan practicing rapid firing at a gun club in Duarte as part of proving premeditation in the Kennedy assassination. The defense argues the killing was impulsive and unpremeditated, challenging first degree murder criteria.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara _ Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
San Gabriel Valley
Duarte
Kennedy
California
Replacement Slated For the Village Pump
ORANGEVILLE Water users urged to draw water Friday night and use little water Saturday as the village pump is replaced on February 22. The pump should be working again by Saturday night.
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Orangeville
Congress Opens Sweeping Tax Review in Washington
Congress began a major review of the tax code with a proposal to tax investment income of private foundations at 20 percent. The effort seeks broader revenue and closer alignment of charitable wealth with public needs.
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Washington
Congress
Black Leaders Call A Halt on Campus Demonstrations
Black student leaders at the University of Wisconsin urged a suspension of classroom boycotts and sit ins while awaiting a faculty meeting on Negro demands. A rally planned today was to be postponed, with authorities planning to withdraw National Guard troops as demonstrations spread to 10 days.
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Wisconsin Student Association
Madison
Capital City
National Guard
State Capitol
Film Forum Continues With Series of Social Topics
A second film forum is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Monroe City Hall Community Center. Donald Fairman announces screenings addressing socialism and taxes with Deficit Financing I and II Repeal the Tax and Plunder and The Welfare State.
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Monroe City Hall
Donald Fairman
Brodhead
Ronald Reagan
Fairman
Vietnam
Peace Dove
Supreme Court
Brotherhood Theme From Debby Krauss in School Note
Debby Krauss 13 writes on Brotherhood during Brotherhood Week. She urges unity beyond color religion and class and calls for shared humanity to end fear hunger and war. The piece frames Earth as a dark planet needing sincere brotherhood education and action.
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Brotherhood
Lillian Hanson
John
Nancy) McGuire
Thegn
No Mail Delivery Here This Saturday Observed Holiday
Saturday February 22 is a national legal holiday. No window service or mail delivery by city or rural carriers. Regular lock box service will be kept. Special delivery service will be provided and holiday schedules apply to collection receipt and dispatch.
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R. J. Myers
Artistically Known Monroe Native Arthur Johnson Dies
Arthur L. Johnson 68 formerly of Monroe died at his Colusa California home on Sunday February 16 at 7 20 p m from a coronary occur sion. He worked at Green County Lumber Company for over 20 years and later at Green County Farm as a fireman before retiring. His paintings are in the University of Wisconsin permanent rural art collection and include I C Spur in Monroe on 12th Street Peaceful Valley and a fire scene from the Fitzgibbons Building now at the Monroe Fire Department. Johnson and his wife moved to Colusa in October 1968 where their son David and family live. David works in Colusa newspaper printing and is a former Monroe Evening Times printer.
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Arthur L. Johnson
Monroe
Colusa
Calif
Johnson
Green County Lumber Company
Fullerton Lumber Co
Green County
University of Wisconsin
I. C
12Th
University
Peaceful Valley
Fitzgibbons
David
Monroe Evening Times
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David Urban
Clayton Weber
William Weber
Greg Booth
Steve Lovett
Rick Robertson
Thomas Howe
Marvin Lien
James Howe
Charles Einbeck
David Gordon
Kevin Holcomb
Jim Howe
Tom Howe
Tom Marty
Charles Seaton
Mark Severson
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Green County Teachers College
Boy Scout Troop
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Steve Neises
Dirk Ottoson
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Paul Barrett
Kenneth Bennett
Greg Leck
Kevin Ogden
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Berry L. Cannon
San Clemente Island
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