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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
12
Hollywood interview details Dick Van Dyke as calm and generous on and off set. The actress praises his quiet strength patience humor and hidden talents from Bach on the piano to juggling and dancing. She notes colleagues mold ideas around him and he makes work easy for everyone.
Peter Graber of Monticello is named dinner chairman for the Aug. 15 Lucey testimonial honoring Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey. The $50 plate event at Milwaukee Pfister Hotel will feature US Senator Robert F. Kennedy as guest speaker and about 900 guests are expected.
A 311 year old woman married with two children lives with her parents to save money while her domineering father monitors her. She faces a choice between comfortable family support and independence, with Abby advising freedom over convenience. A second note asks if a husband cheating could be proven by a private detective after a brief motel visit.
A compact set of crossword style clues listing across and down entries. Includes numbers, common abbreviations, and a mix of mythic, linguistic, and geographic references. Answers span names like Isolde and Cerberus as well as terms for bread spreads and inn terms.
A reader confesses shoplifting to join a club and is urged to return the shoes and face consequences. Another asks how to handle invasive questions about marriage and children, with Abby advising to state boundaries and ignore the nosy person. Readers are invited to write for replies or Abby’s booklet.
KINGMAN Ariz The roar of cars drag racing by Police Chief Carl Fisher woke him for a third time at 2 am He stopped the teenagers in his squad car and issued tickets for speeding and reckless driving He told them to find out who lives there before repeating the stunt
Memorial flagpole and plaque will be dedicated Sunday at Wyalusing State Park for the late Hugh A. Harper of Lancaster. The ceremony includes an American flag over the Capitol, flag raising, music, and plaque unveiling with family and state officials attending. An open house follows at the Wyalusing youth camp. Harper died August 8, 1963 after a heart attack.
The NEA report warns a large postwar birth wave will intensify school demands. Census figures show births rising from 2.9 million in 1946 to 3.9 million in 1947, then about 3.7 to 4.1 million through 1964, with 4.5 million births in 1965 and potential 5.2 million by 1970. The surge will strain classrooms and funding as women trend toward smaller families and schools face shortages.
The piece argues tribalism remains a potent force in Africa, labeled a fortress of primitiveness by some and a source enriching the national cultural pattern by others, sustaining identity and social cohesion.
A U S P H S advisory committee predicts more influenza cases this winter and urges vaccination for high risk groups including those with chronic diseases, the elderly, pregnant women, and residents in nursing homes or crowded environments. The 1964 65 season was relatively mild. major Type A epidemics occurred in 1962 63 and 1963 64 on the West Coast.
Over the last century many castles in Spain have been dismantled to supply stone for houses and barns. Today only about 2,000 of the original 10,000 remain standing.
The Beatles Ringo John George and Paul will play in White Sox Park Chicago on August 20 as part of Triangle Theatrical Productions Summer of Stars 65. Two shows 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. attract over 60000 fans with tickets 3.50 and 2.50 plus 25 cents handling charge by mail order.
The New Glarus grade school faculty members Mmes. Alvin Hoesly Kenneth Zimmerman Robert Jacobson Emery Davis George Nelson and Palmer Knobel attended a social studies workshop at Platteville State University last week. Mr and Mrs Carl Steiner and grandson Steve Hefty are on a vacation trip to Colorado visiting Mr and Mrs Russell Erb and family in Colorado Springs.
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