Retirement Ends For Carol Lynley Returns To Work
Carol Lynley ends a reported year and a half retirement to film and skate for A Woman in July with Richard Beymer. She says the retirement was producer driven, denies quitting, and notes she and husband Mike Selsman welcomed daughter Margaret while living in Hollywood. Lynley plans to continue acting after domestic life.
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Hollywood
Carol Lynley
Richard Beymer
Diane Varsi
Jerry Wald
Miss Lynley
Peyton Place
Margaret
New York
Shirl Lewis retires from East Moline plant tenure
Shirl T. Lewis of Moline Illinois a longtime International Harvester employee retires on pension after serving in four IH plants starting in the Farmall Works Rock Island Rock Island division and later as a foreman on the Bettenorf tank line during World War II and by 1950 moving to East Moline Works his lodge and fraternal affiliations noted.
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Shirl T. Lewis
Moline
East Moline
International Harvester Co
Lewis
International Harvester
Farmall Works
Rock Island
Harvester
Bettendorf
East Moline Works
Davenport
Sinatra Opens Lodge With Juliet at Ringside
Frank Sinatra opened his Cal Neva Lodge in Lake Tahoe Nevada after a million dollar renovation. Juliet Prowse, ex fiancee, sat ringside along with Mike Romanoff David Janssen and Richard Conte, as Sinatra and Prowse rekindled a friendly relationship after ending their engagement earlier.
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Lake Tahoe
Nev
Frank Sinatra
Juliet Prowse
Ringside
Cal-Neva
Miss Prowse
Sinatra
Mike Romanoff
David Janssen
Richard Conte
Harvey Heitkam 86 Former Gratiot Resident Dies
Harvey Heitkam age 86 died Saturday at a Galena Illinois nursing home. Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at O Flaherty Funeral Home Shullsburg with calling hours. Survived by son George and daughter Mrs Cleo Bijelde both of Madison plus six grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Harvey Heitkam
Gratiot
Galena
O'Flahiity
Shullsburg
George
Cleo Bijelde
Madison
Monroe Common Council approves bids and licenses
June 19 1962 Monroe Wisconsin Common Council chaired by Mayor O R Evans considers suspending minutes reading approves claims totaling 6526 99 authorizes fund transfers reinvestment of 10000 from bonds maturing June 15 1962 upgrades licenses for operators and junk dealers grants permits for a fireworks display and a public address meeting rents tank installations for Rufenacht Oil andBruni-Miller etc confirms Dr Usher to Park Board and awards bids for disposal plant sewer work water main and aeration equipment while scheduling sidewalk and site work issues.
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Council
O. R. Evans
O. N. Johnson
Schindler
Simpson
Chambers
Flisram
Bober
Eyler
L. M. Johnson
Baber
Planning Commission
D. L. Mossman
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Twining Park
Police and Safety Committee
Curtiss D. Brauhn
Wisconsin Civil Defese Council
9Th Street
Pastor Stucki
Green County Salvage Company
MacNeilus Iron and Metal Company
Galena
Illinois
Robert Buehler
16Th Avenue
Edwin R
8Th Street
John W. Bernet
12Th Street
Harold Holcomb
17Th Avenue
Robert L. Freese
21St Avenue
Alfred Keller
Forest Riese
16Th Street
Margaret A. Kundert
Chalmer D. Armstrong
14Th Street
Richard R. Bruny
20Th Avenue
Ernest M. Marty
Rudy O. Wellman
Jess Metcalf
15Th Avenue
Clark E. Goodman
11Th Street
Arthur E. Meyers
Committee On
Orville R. Evans Sr
Evans
John H. Usher
Park Board
Schmitz
Daniel W. Gerber
Thomas Bustle
Victor Schiller
J. Milton Bostian
Orangeville
City
Monroe
City of
1019Th Street
Rufenacht Oil Company
Police and Safe Committee
Rex N. Eyler
Walter J. Rober
Evan C. Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Stucki
The
Baptist Church
Saaceeuman Chambers
Common Council
Margaret Kundert
Richard A. Bruny
Edwin R. Booth
Orville R. Evans
Wisconsin
MacNeilus Iron & Metal Company
Board of Public Works
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating
Brandenburg
15Th Street
Stauffacher Construction Company
General Contracting
Thayut
9Th Avenue
25Th
26Th Street
Usher
Alderman Simpson
Wickus
Warzyn Engineering Company
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
F. M. Bray
Fucik Couple Tours City During Illinois Trip
Mr and Mrs John Fucik of Champaign Illinois visited Monroe on a weekend layover from a St Paul trip. They sought seven questions about the city focusing on its most unique homes industries desirable and undesirable points and early dates in local history. Mr Fucik works in horticulture at the University of Illinois and Mrs Fucik directs a choir at the First Presbyterian Church in Monroe.
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John Fucik
Champaign
Ill
Monroe
St. Paul
Fucik
University of Illinois
First Presbyterian Church
Brennan Dies by Suicide in Oxnard
Frederick Hazlitt Brennan, 60, chief writer of the Wyatt Earp TV series, killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot Saturday. Deputy coroner cited recent mild heart attack, diabetes, and work-related pressure as factors.
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Oxnard
Calif
Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
Wyatt Earp
Brennan
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Lodge
Juliet
Proceedings of Common Council
Benkert’s
Timber’s Gulf Service
Boob and Kessler
Boyer
Alston
Wayne Ratzlaff
Roca
C. M. St. Paul
Pacif
Brandenburg Plumbing
Monroe Fire Department
Committee On Claims
Finance and Taxation Committee
Commercial and Savings Bank
Walter J. Bober Olin E. Flisram
McNeilus Iron & Metal Company
Orville R. Evans Sr. Manar
Avawayua
Orville R
Alderman Eyler
Rex. N. Eyler
O. N. Johnson Olin E. Flisram
Mawar
Oo. N. Johnson
Olin E. Flisram
Algeria
Algiers
Patrick Cudahy Wieners
Silver
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