Editorial: Kennedy and the Army Chiefs Face Off
The piece argues the Kennedy administration underplays Joint Chiefs of Staff advisory roles amid the Berlin standoff and Cuban invasion fallout. It criticizes reliance on personal advisers over constitutional military leadership, urging fuller use of the JCS’s decades of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
White House
Pentagon
Maxwell Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Lyman Lemnitzer
Washington
Mr. Kennedy
Trailer Home Taxes Spark Local Debate
The Monroe Board of Public Works proposes raising the monthly $5 levy on mobile home residents amid nationwide studies suggesting they may underpay municipal costs. A reader note argues rents already cover taxes and services, questioning the need for higher charges on trailer occupants.
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Board of Public Works
Monroe
40 Years Ago Park Work and Injuries July 10 1921
Activities include starting a new park area east of the Methodist church lights being installed tennis courts planned and skating in winter Roy Hickman of near Juda injured when a hay fork tine punctures shoulder narrowly misses lung Monroe Chautauqua series opens at North school with pet parade Sugar River swimmers warned of deep holes near the bridge 50 years ago Monroe baseball team beats Chicago White Rocks 4 0 and 8 7 Rain interrupts Sunday game Entries closed for Green County Fair stake races Parcel post law discussed despite protests of express companies Frank Thorp leaves M J Knight undertaking par l ors to visit relatives St Johns church opens summer German school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Park
Roy Hickman
Juda
Monroe
Chicago
Hudson, S.D
St. John’s Church
Mobile homes levy debate in City Council
Residents discuss taxation and parking rights for mobile homes amid concerns over sidewalk use and school costs. Citizens urge careful review of costs and potential segregation implications before any levy adjustments are made.
Mrs Lethlean of Apple River Dies at 82
Mrs Opel Lethlean 82 rural Apple River died this morning at Gross nursing home Gra tiot born Otterbein Ind March 22 1879 daughter of Allan Flora Wiles Bowen married Henry Lethlean Sept 29 1917 in Galena He died March 10 1953 Survivors include daughter Sue Hall Barstow Calif son Burl rural Shullsburg two brothers Edward Bowen Glendale Calif Roy Bowen Tempe Az two sisters Mrs Pearl Somers Monon Ind and Mrs Sue Funk Dayton Ind four grandchildren Services 2 p m Wednesday at Apple River Methodist church Rev Ray Baldwin presiding Burial West Ella Highland cemetery Friends may call Bartell funeral home Warren from 2 p m tomorrow until 10 a m Wednesday
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Opel Lethlean
Apple River
Gross
Gratiot
Edward Bowen
Glendale
Calif
Roy Bowen
Tempe
Ariz
Pearl Somers
Monon
Ind
Sue Funk
Dayton
Apple River Methodist Church
Ray Baldwin
Roscoe Methodist Church
West Ella Highland Cemetery
Bartell Funeral Home
Warren
Baltimore Area Hosts Eighteen Major Corporate Labs
Eighteen major corporations maintain research laboratories in or near Baltimore, reflecting a high concentration of industrial science activity in the region. The firms span multiple sectors, signaling sustained investment in advanced R&D and collaboration with local institutions.
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Baltimore
Mrs. Benjamin H. Robinson Dies at 63 in Janesville
Mrs. Robinson a native of Albany died Friday at her home in Janesville. Services were at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with burial at Milton Lawns Memorial Park. Survived by husband Benjamin H. Robinson two daughters Mrs. Warren J. Scott and Mrs. Leslie J. Lockhart three sisters Mrs. Bertha Rehberg Mrs. Erwin F. Krenke and Mrs. Walter Davis and a brother William Hein plus three grandchildren. She was credit manager at J.M. Bostwick and Sons for 18 years and married December 8 1922.
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Benjamin H. Robinson
Albany
Janesville
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Milton Lawns Memorial Park
Robinson
Rose Hein
Carl Hein
J.M. Bostwick and Sons
The
Concern
Warren J. Scott
Wauwatosa
Leslie J. Lockhart
Bertha Rehberg
Milwaukee
Erwin F. Krenke
Walter Davis
Twin Falls
Idaho
William Hein
Brodhead
Maria Button 92 Dies at Lake Geneva
Mrs. Maria Button of Lake Geneva, native of New Diggings, died Friday at home. Funeral service held at Lake Geneva Methodist Church with Rev. John Walker officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. She was active in Rebekah work for 55 years and held leadership roles. Survived by son Alex Henry Button, daughter Mrs. McKinley Hodge, a sister, two grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Button
New Diggings
Button’s Bay
Lake Geneva
John Walker
Evansville
Oak Hill
Derrick-Bailey
Button
McKinley Hodge
Delavan
William Booty
Shullsburg
Keister Rites Held for Arena Resident at 67
Floyd J. Keister 67, Arena, retired carpenter, died after long illness. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs. Ingalls and Mrs. Davenport both of Arena, four sons John David Floyd Jr and Donald all of Arena, two sisters, and a brother in Milwaukee. Services were held this afternoon in Arena.
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Floyd J. Keister
Arena
Gloria Stocklow
James Harrington
Monroe
Keister
Dodgeville
Emil Theiler
Thomas Ingalls
Arthur Davenport
John
David
Floyd F
Donald
Virgil Keister
Milwaukee
Mrs Lilja Visits Relatives in Sweden After 34 Years
Mrs Ernest Lilja of Durand Illinois is spending two months in Sweden visiting two sisters and four brothers unseen since she left 34 years ago. Her son Larry, 20, on a European tour with the Vasa Order, will visit in Sweden and return to Durand within two weeks. She departed Chicago for Skane Sweden by jet plane Sunday.
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Ernest Lilja
Durand
Ill
Sweden
Lilja
Larry
Vasa Order
Chicago
Skone
Foxglove Leaves Used to Make Digitalis Remedy
Digitalis, a heart medicine, is prepared from dried foxglove leaves which can be poisonous if misused. The caution contrasts therapeutic use with potential danger.
Landmark burns Spaulding House in Wisconsin
The Spaulding House, a Northwestern Wisconsin landmark since 1866, was destroyed by a Sunday fire. Only the walls remained standing as firefighters fought the blaze.
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Black River Falls
Spaulding
Wisconsin
Navy Seaman Glen Wuthrich Comes Home After Four Years
The Service Record notes Glen Wuthrich has been released from the Navy after a four year enlistment. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Wuthrich of Orangeville.
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NAVY
Thayer Son Serves Aboard USS Somers In Pacific Fleet
Aboard destroyer Stephen W. Thayer radarman third class USN son of Mr and Mrs William A Thayer 811 20th avenue serves aboard the USS Somers a unit in the Seventh Fleet operating in the Western Pacific.
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Stephen W. Thayer
USN
William A. Thayer
20Th Avenue
Somers
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Mrs. Gilbertson Dies at 57 in Stoughton Hospital
Mrs Archie Gilbertson 57 of rural Albany died at 10 20 p m Saturday after a heart condition at Stoughton hospital.She was born Reba Louise Apfel in Evansville November 8 1903 and married Archie Gilbertson March 18 1924. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Sharer funeral home. Burial in the Norwegian Settlement cemetery. Rebekah service tonight at 8. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Mertil Clarke of Stoughton and Mrs Charles Madeline Allen of Madison. She was active in the Albany Methodist Church Royal Neighbor Camp and Rebekah Lodge and served as RNA oracle this year.
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Albany
Archie Gilbertson
Stoughton Hospital
Sharer Funeral
John Walker
Evansville
Wisconsin cites four cities for pedestrian safety programs
The Wisconsin Division of the American Automobile Association announced four state cities Antigo Green Bay Oconomowoc and Portage were cited for their 1960 pedestrian safety programs.
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Madison
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Antigo
Green Bay
Oconomowoc
Portage
County Holsteins Earn Highest Excellent Rating
Three more Holsteins in the county join the excellent class of the Holstein-Freisian Association of America. Owners include W. G. Timm Estates Monroe Daniel F. Wyss Monroe and Ralph E. Eastwood Argyle. Two excellent females in the Timm herd mark a county first.
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Holstein-Freisian Association of America
W. G. Timm Estates
Monroe
Daniel F. Wyss
Ralph E. Eastwood
Argyle
R. P. Denney
Frederick
Timm
Herbert Huffman
John W. Ruff
H. Otto Elmer
Hartog Greencowis Heather
Folk Vale Costie Piebe
Wyss
Pecatonica Priscila Ormsby
Ralph E. Eastman
State Outlines Plans To Halt Park Problem
The State Conservation Department reports plans to tackle Big Foot Beach State Park issues of rowdyism and overcrowding. The program, developed with Walworth County officials, includes a park sticker bill, more patrols at Big Foot, and closing a neighboring highway to control access.
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Big Foot Beach State Park
Walworth County
Big Foot
Dr. Wintenholter Plans Area Medical Practice
Dr. Joseph Winterholter, a Pennsylvania native, and his wife with four children move to Durand Illinois. He will take the state board exam Saturday and will practice at the Durand Medical Clinic alongside Rev. Richard Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Winterholter
Pennsylvania
Durand Medical Clinic
Richard Harvey
Wisconsin Insurance Chief Warns Against Replacing Policies
Wisconsin commissioner Charles Manson cautions residents about agents urging surrender of permanent life insurance to buy new policies. He calls this a growing evil and urges written proposals, analysis by both companies, and if in doubt, consult the State Insurance Department.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Charles Manson
Manson
State Insurance Department
Gottlieb Steiner Dies at Madison
Gottlieb Steiner 80 of Madison died at 1 p.m. Saturday in a nursing home after a heart attack. Born in Switzerland he came to America at age five and settled near New Glarus. He married Anna Klassy in 1902 and farmed in Exeter Township before moving to Belleville then Madison. Surviving: son Harvey. daughters Mrs. Edwin Christen, Mrs. Alvin Gausman, Mrs. Phillip Ault. two half brothers. 14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Buried Swiss Evangelical cemetery. services by Rev. Lynn F B Tschudy. Six children predeceased him. Funeral home in Morrow.
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Switzerland
Peter
Sophia Leuenberger Steiner
America
New Glarus
Anna Klassy
Exeter Township
Belleville
Madison
Steiner
Harvey
Oregon
Edwin Christen
Alvin Gausman
Phillip Ault
Adolph Schmid
State of Washington
Christ Schmid
Monticello
Lee
Leslie
Dewey
Sylvan
Zentner Funeral
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
United Church of Christ
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Evening Times
Kohler
Richard J. Nowatzki
National All-Stars
American League Today
Brink's, Inc
Kenneth H. Indergand
Robert D. Bruegger
Tallie E. Everson II
Switzerland Cheese Association, Inc
Supreme Court of of New York State
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Paul F. Rufenacht
Johnny Revolta
Frank Walsh
Monroe Club
Floyd Keister
Mrs. Lilja
Marco
Wintenholter
Gottlieb Steiner
C. Gottlieb Steiner
Winslow Marketing Center
Wayne Etwyre
Mgr
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