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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
8
The Daily Record notes little temperature change today and tonight with a partly cloudy Sunday. A warmer trend is expected with a chance of showers in the northwest section Sunday afternoon. Highs reach 68 to 73 and overnight lows 47 to 55.
The report notes Friday high of 82 and low of 58. A year ago today the high was 93 and the low 63. Sunrise is 5 22 and sunset 8 50.
Obituary notice lists Joe Jody Tansey 53 Platteville LaVerne J Schaefer 57 Fenimore and Elwin Arthur Ward 70 Belle Alive details limited. records indicate early 20th century community deaths with family notices only.
Mr and Mrs Laverne Ostby of Monticello welcome a daughter born July 9. Mr and Mrs Robert Olin of Brodhead welcome a son born July 10. Mr and Mrs Ronald Stowe of Janesville welcome a son born July 10.
St Clare Hospital lists Ralph L Miller of South Wayne and several patients and dismissals. Medical cases include Mrs Werner Beer Milledgeville Ernest Kessler South Wayne Mrs Carl Hames Jr Albany Dewey Moe Monticello and Mrs Charles Martz Forreston. Dismissals named Maynard Metz Jerry Lehnherr Willard Miner Arthur Bush Michael Jones Edward Geach LeRoy Hagg Brian Meier and others including two women.
Johnson rejected talk that Taylor Taylor Taylor change in ambassadors reflected police friction. White House said Lodge will replace Taylor in Saigon with no policy change. Three presidents reaffirm U.S. commitment to South Viet Nam, Johnson stated.
Omaha police arrest fan dancer Sally Rand and club owner George Earl on charges of propriety. Both released on $300 bond. Rand resumes performance at 1 am and faces no further arrest.
Mrs Balbina Ruegger 84 died Thursday in St Clare Hospital. Funeral 1:30 PM at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev Calvin P Fisher of St John s United Church officiating. Organ by Susan Blumer. Pallbearers Walter Reger W R Schuetze Harris Germann Walter Germann Monroe Thomas E Smith Janesville Bradford Stauffacher Polo IL. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
Fred Stauffer died Wednesday. The funeral was at 2 p m in Zwingli United Church of Christ with Rev. J Allan Mittler and Rev. Burton J Holling officiating. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with pallbearers Thomas Brusveen W D Elmer Albert Knobel Jake Krieg Wilbert Stauffer and Matt H Witte n wyler.
Vehicles from the Illinois National Guard traveling to Camp McCoy moved along Green County Highway 69 heading north. The principal convoy movement occurred on interstate routes.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stair Panama announce the birth of their daughter to their son and daughter-in-law. The couple's other child is Selena, 20 months old. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Donald Gray Halifax Nova Scotia. Starr is an electronics technician in Panama.
Marjean Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Austin is now enrolled in the Madison School of Nursing. She attended Platteville State University the past school year.
Kingsley Sigafus has received his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa. He is the son of Mrs. Charlotte Sigafus and a Warren High School graduate of 1953.
Mr and Mrs Louis Lancaster Route 2 Argyle welcomed their third son Dennis Eugene born Tuesday at St Clare Hospital. He joins brothers Allan Louis and Daniel Alex. Grandparents are Floyd Rolli Gratiot and Harlow Lancaster Darlington. Great grandparents include Mrs Alex Rolli Gratiot and John Wenger Sr Darlington. Mrs Lancaster was Carol Jean Rolli.
Mr and Mrs Bernard R Kirichkow announce the birth of their daughter Roxanne Linda Thursday at St Clare Hospital. The mother is Jacqueline Ann Grinnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert J Grinnell of 2345 15th Ave. The Kirichkows’ parents are Antone Kirichkow and wife of Richland Center.
Ralph L. Miller 42 of South Wayne was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 12 30 p m for a nasal laceration and a compression fracture of the dorsal spine after his gravel truck struck a bridge and he fell from the vehicle. His condition is listed as good.
The New Glarus Yodel Club will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the New Glarus Hotel instead of 8 p.m. as before. Members will discuss a proposed tour to Switzerland next year.
Monroe Headquarters Tavern hosts Stockton of the Illini Badger Softball Leagues in a 7:30 p.m. doubleheader at Recreation Park. Durand Stockton Freeport tie 3-3. Monroe 2-2. Warren 1-5 in league play. Pitchers Dick Witt and Dale Myers for Headquarters.
The Coordinating Committee for Higher Education postpones its July 15 meeting as the Wisconsin Legislature has not passed a state budget.
Police report a drunk motorist crashed a car through a dish display at a Knoxville service station, shattering the dishes before fleeing the scene.
Green County Voiture 1121 awards two nursing scholarships of 3500 for the coming college year. Recipients are Miss Mary Myers of Monroe and Miss Jeanne Altman of New Glarus, chosen from thirteen applicants. Presentations set for August Promenade at the New Glarus Hotel.
All ten Wisconsin congressmen voted with the majority as the House passed the voting rights bill by 333 to 85. The delegation included five Democrats and five Republicans, reflecting a bipartisan alignment on the measure.
Recreation Park hosts Agrico versus Browntown Milling at 7 45 p m and Bank of Juda against Simons at 9 10 p m Monday at Recreation Park Midget League games at Twining Park feature Redlegs versus Braves at 1 p m and White Sox at 3 p m
The House backed a voting rights bill by 333 to 85 aiming to pave the way for African American voters in the South. It calls for suspending literacy tests in six states and allows federal registrars to register Black voters, setting up Senate-House negotiations over poll taxes.
State Highway Commission reports Green County received 53352.90 mailed for county trunk highways and 82283.91 available for state highways. Lafayette County mails 49387.44 for county trunk highways and 74846.84 for state trunk highways. The commission allocates 4766760 for county trunk highways and 8076278 credit for state trunk highway construction across Wisconsin’s 72 counties.
Miss Anme Conyne daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Conyne graduates cum laude from Carleton College Northfield Minnesota and earns a three year fellowship for graduate study in the Teaching Fellows Program at Washington University St Louis Missouri She holds a bachelor degree in history.
In Bogalusa Louisiana both sides hold a tense lull as lawyers clash over a court order to halt demonstrations. Gov McKeithen and Mayor Cutter urge calm while plans for a Sunday march are discussed. A shooting during Thursday’s protest left Alton Crowe Jr., 26, seriously wounded. Two suspects detained.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner will marry Barbara Joan Cavanagh on July 26 in a private St Patrick's Cathedral ceremony. Wagner, 55, will have his elder son Robert Jr. serve as best man and may have Duncan as second best man if possible. The couple are Roman Catholics. she is 36 and her brother is Deputy Mayor Edward F. Cavanagh Jr.
Saigon reports U S warplanes carried out their deepest strike into North Viet Nam, 85 miles northwest of Hanoi. Four F105 jets reportedly participated, destroying two bridges and five buildings at an ammunition depot. All four aircraft returned safely.
A quirky column argues that the concept of a Lost Act reveals logic in absence. The piece playfully muses on how missing elements reshape reasoning and expectations, framing absence as a catalyst for new interpretations.
The Monroe Lions Club will hold its annual golf meeting Monday at Windy Acres. Golf may be played anytime and dinner is at 7 30 p.m. The Lion zone picnic is set for Thursday July 15 at 7 in the New Glarus Woods. Reservations must be made by July 12.
In Nashville the Tennessee State Prison staged its first graduation under a new program. Richard Reilly, a 38 year old convicted killer from Pittsburgh, earned a high school diploma from a Chicago correspondence school and a $300 college scholarship as his execution was postponed by minutes. Reilly was convicted of murder in the 1947 Memphis storekeeper shooting. A governor commutation arrived just before his death sentence. Parole board last month recommended reducing his 99 year term to life to enable immediate paroles and college opportunities.
Robert B. DePugh head of the Minute Men surrendered Friday on state charges of kidnapping. The 42 year old is accused of abducting two young women and attempting to enlist them in his militant anti Communist group to blackmail them. He had been sought by police.
A federal warrant was issued for Stanley C. Weber 34 after he pleaded guilty to state charges of attempting theft by fishing an envelope with 279 dollars in cash and 1927 in checks from the Marshall & Ashley Bank night depository. Police said he used a fishing line with seven sinkers and four hooks. Weber faces federal charges to be taken into custody after a 30 day House of Correction sentence.
Seoul reports Defense Minister Kim Sung Eun says the United States offers to equip three South Korean army reserve divisions if one combat division is sent to South Vietnam.
Johannesburg reports say the South African Broadcasting Network accused Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. of being violent and sympathetic to communism. The attack followed a proposal by the South African National Students' Organization to invite King for lectures. The network linked King to U S communist groups citing FBI files and congressional records.
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