Tschudy Named Village Clerk
Millard Tschudy was named village clerk to replace Mrs. David Hustad who resigns effective July 15. The Village Board approved the appointment at its Tuesday meeting. The board also accepted the resignation of Mrs. Roy Habeck from the library board, and granted use of Village Park to the Wilhelm Tell Outdoor Art Fair on Sept. 1. A tavern hours proposal for 2 a.m. closings during daylight saving time was discussed. doors would close at 1 a.m. with an extra hour for patrons. A sample street sign showing a Swiss name and street designation will be studied next meeting, with an estimated $350 for converting all street signs. The Board of Review will sit in annual session from 10 to 4 p.m. Monday July.
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New Glarus
Times
Millard Tschudy
David Hustad
Roy Habeck
Library Board
Habeck
Wilhelm Tell
Robert Schneider
Board of Review
Flags Take Spotlight at Fourth of July Event
A large Monroe crowd filled Twining Park for the Modern Old-Fashioned Fourth concert and fireworks. The Monroe City Band performed patriotic pieces and solos, with Dan Wilson reading a Douglas MacArthur address. Jack Close and Mark Krattiger entertained, while prizes were awarded for the Rock and Roll contest.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Dan Wilson
America
Maean-At-Arms
Jack Close
Camelot
Mark Krattiger
John Krattiger
Monroe City
Allan F. Barnard
Fourth of July Parade Scenes Across America Amid Struggles
Broad Fourth of July coverage details parades picnics and speeches in cities from Austin to Milwaukee. Violence abroad includes antiwar protests in Stockholm and Melbourne while domestic unrest surfaces in Chicago and jail security actions underscore the day’s tension. President Johnson’s weekend plans and local celebrations are noted alongside civic events and flag ceremonies.
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Australia
U.S
Stockholm
America
Vietnam
Melbourne
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Tex
Johnson
el Salvador
San Antonio
HemisFair
Fourth of July tolls rise as Wisconsin deaths total 539
AP News in Brief reports six Wisconsin highway deaths since the Fourth of July period began, lifting the state toll to 539 for the year. National traffic fatalities reach 224 mid-holiday as millions return to work and others extend holiday trips. A Wisconsin drowning near Prairie du Sac is noted with a Verona man missing.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ernest Jahr
Wisconsin River
Prairie du Sac
Beloit clinic earns national feature and local honors
Helens Gonstead Chiropractic Clinic Beloit featured in Chiropractic Economics personality profile of founder M J Gonstead and an 8,000 square foot building. American Chiropractic Association Journal highlights clinic architecture in a four page spread. Gonstead, Palmer College graduate, active in Wisconsin and American associations, with son Curtis and G W Johnston as assistants.
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Beloit
Monroe
Chiropractic Economics
M. J. Gonstead
American Chiropractic Association Journal
M .J. Gonstead
Palmer Chiropractic College
Emma Meyers
Society of Wisconsin Chiropractors
American Chiropractic Association
Wisconsin Chiropractor
Beloit Clinic
Curtis W. Gonstead
G. W. Johnston
M. J
Mert
Winzenried Heads to Cologne After Paris Meet
Mark Winzenried of Monroe, a UW freshman, placed third in the 800 meters in Paris with 1 48.5 as Americans win five of nine events. Wadoux of France posted the year fastest 1500 meters 3 37.9. Winzenried begins a six city European tour ending with Olympic trials in Lake Tahoe after late July.
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Mark Winzenried
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Paris
France
Winzenried
Jean Wadoux
Wadoux
Ton von Ruden
Los Angeles
Mark
Cologne
Germany
Coblenz
Berlin
Hamburg
Norway
Sweden
New York City
Europe
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Roll Call in Second Marriage Woes
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns comments on blended families where children come from both partners. It notes possible disagreements over parenting and ownership as new unions form. The verse offers a light, humorous take on common blended-family tensions.
Deputies Probe County Mishaps Across July Fourth Weekend
Terrance A. Dillon, 22, of Monroe, suffered abrasions and contusions in a one car crash on Highway 59 on the northeast edge of Monroe. He was hospitalized at St. Clare in good condition. The wreck involved a guard post and a total loss car. Reports were filed at 7 35 p m Thursday July 4 with Dillon hospitalized at 8 45 p m Two other county accidents were investigated with no injuries. Beth Nipple, 17, Route 1 Argyle, lost control and broke a guard rail on Highway 81 seven miles northeast of Jordan Center at 7 26 this morning. A Frito Lay Inc vehicle backed up at Zanders Lake parking area hit the parked car of Robert R Rogers Route 3 Janesville. The right rear door damage involved the Rog ers vehicle.
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Terrance A. Dillon
Route 4
Monroe
St. Clare
Highway 59
Dillon
Beth Nipple
Route 1
Argyle
Highway 81
Jordan Center
Frito-Lay, Inc
Zanders Lake
Louella C. Mulligan
12Th Sa
Robert R. Rogers
Route 3
Janesville
Holiday Means Work for Police
The Monroe Police Department reported light shooting at the Twining Park program and restrained fireworks use. Officers, aided by Civil Defense Auxiliary police, checked traffic and patrolled the grounds enforcing fireworks laws. One juvenile was taken into custody for firing fireworks and an adult arrested for selling fireworks. Vandalism on the business square included damaged benches and a missing parking meter fire box. investigation continues.
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Twining Park
Monroe
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
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