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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1968

Page

2

Newspaper Subscriptions and Rates Notice

The notice lists associations and exclusive AP use rights. It specifies subscription rates by carrier in Monroe and Wisconsin counties, by mail outside Wisconsin, and Illinois prices. It notes advance payment to comply with postal regulations and provides office hours and a phone number.

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Editor's Notebook on Heart Transplants and Death Toll Echoes

The editorial reflects on dramatic advances in heart transplant technology and asks if saving lives will ever outrun the urge to risk life. It notes Wisconsin's toll of over 1,000 annual motor deaths since 1964 and questions society's commitment to reducing accidents while sharing a humorous tale about irritation and frustration in phone pranks.

Roger Bannister Wisconsin

Homemakers Club Notes From Wisconsin Areas

January meetings noted for Spring Grove Friendly Farmerettes Meadow Valley Homemakers New Glarus and Jordan Center clubs. Hostesses Mrs Emma Muller Mrs Bertha Brace Mrs Ray Hauser and Mrs Alfred Gerber discussed visits to New Glarus Home and Vision talk by Dr Fred Blum. Members from Argyle entertained with Christmas dinner and gift exchange.

Spring Grove Emma Muller Mardell Crotty Bertha Brace Meadow Valley Club NEW Glarus Meadow Valley Homemakers Ray Hauser Eugene Saunders Fred Blum Jordan Center Homemakers Club Argyle Homemakers Victor Goepfert Monroe Argyle Mmes Kasper Berger John Boyer John Bruehlman Lee Craft Michael Flanagan Herman Laatsch Alvin Larson Clayton Ostby Robert Pitz Anton Wiebel Viva Bright Alfred Gerber

PMA District Meeting Set

A. L. McWilliams will address PMA District 2 at New Cargill Methodist church Janesville. About 650 dairy farmers from multiple Wisconsin counties planned to attend with election of officers and district business at 11 am. dinner at noon.

A. L. McWilliams Pure Milk Association PMA New Cargill Methodist Janesville A. W. Agnew Milton Junction Rock, Green Dane Walworth Wis Boone, Stephenson Winnebago District 2 Gerald Jay Earleywine Brodhead Walter Haberman Wilbert H. Stewart Milton William F. Fenrick Evansville Ed R. Hanewall Beloit Edward R. Schneeberger Albany LaVern Sopher Floyd Francis Charles R. Cook

Christmas Tree Lift Turns Out To Be Drag

In Manitowoc the Jaycees’ plan to collect Christmas trees failed as extreme cold kept many volunteers home and truck problems hindered pickup. Downtown trees were mostly retrieved while some obstructed intersections, and organizers considered calling city crews for help. Big betting on horse races tops $4 billion annually in the United States, with bookmakers adding 2 to 4 times more.

Manitowoc Jaycees United States Encyclopaedia Britannica

Clock Advances Toward Midnight in Atomic Age Warning

CHICAGO scientist Eugene Rabinowitch moves the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists clock to seven minutes to midnight, signaling a long term drift toward nuclear catastrophe. He notes past five years show no leadership for peace and urges action beyond revulsion against war.

Chicago Eugene Rabinowitch Bulletin of Atomic Scientists The Bulletin Rabinowitch University of Illinois A Re Bellion the Bulletin

Quick Quiz Answers Mixed in One Item

The text poses three questions about sea snail movement galaxy structure and baseball leadership. It answers sea snails move by waves along the foot, the galaxy edge lies in Taurus and the hub in Sagittarius, and the nation's first baseball dictator was Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, who served from 1920 to 1944.

Taurus Sagittarius Kenesaw Mountain Landis

Ralph Looze Rites Tomorrow

Ralph Clayton Looze 54 of 704 E Third Ave Brodhead died Monday morning January 8 1963 in St Clare Hospital after seven weeks illness He was Beloit native born October 19 1913 son of Edward and Leona Looze Married Agnes Plumb August 10 1941 Brodhead lived there his whole married life Employed as inspector Beloit Corporation Army infantry 13 years rank captain Survived by wife four sons James Richard Jeffrey Joseph mother Lenon Looze Beloit brother Ray Beloit Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Everson Funeral Home Brodhead Rev David Roberts United Church of Christ Burial Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call Tuesday evening Sisters Wanted article follows

Ralph Clayton Looze Third Ave Brodhead St. Clare Hospital Beloit Edward Leona Looze Agnes Plumb Edward Jr Kurt Masonic Lodge James U.S. Navy Richard University of Wisconsin Jeffrey Joseph Lenon Looze Ray Everson Funeral Home David Roberts United Church of Christ Greenwood Cemetery

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