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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
2
Editorial brings Monroe coffee club to Washington on safari
The Monroe coffee club led by Cliff Reasa travels to Washington Iowa for a planned visit with the local editor. Mayor Evans Sheriff Deininger and other townspeople join the trip as a friendly exchange grows into a cross town curiosity tour.
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Public Square
Washington, In
Monroe
Cliff Reasa
Washington
Mayor Evans
Deininger
Iowa
Junket
Great Rail Crash sparks clash over modernizing work rules
A three way battle over railroad work rule changes pits unions against employers and the Kennedy administration. The public bears the brunt as job protections and efficiency goals collide. A July 29 postponement buys time, but the core dispute remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
France
de Gaulle
Denly
Kennedy
White House
Town Hall cheese wheel to be shared with Congress
Ten years ago a wheel of Swiss cheese from the Town Hall factory in Washington Township was cut for members of Congress at the U S Capitol on July 23. County Chairman Clarence L Love land reports the wheel was bought by the Wisconsin Towns Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Congress
U.S. Capitol
Clarence L. Loveland
Wisconsin Towns Association
Henry G. Levy
Green County Lumber and Fuel Co
Eisenhower
P.T. Dibrova
East Berlin
Green County
William Figis
Jordan Township
Raymond M. Martin
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Blanchardville
Rudolph P. Reger
G.L. Redman
P.N. Snodgrass
H.M. Place
Dr. C.E. Baumle
Whitewater
Mauger, Former City Leader, Dies at 66 in Dodgeville
R. J. Mauger, 66, longtime Mineral Point optometrist and jeweler, ex City Council president for 12 years, died Tuesday in a Dodgeville hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. He served 28 years on the council, retired 1958, and was active in the Knights of Columbus. Survived by wife, two sons Joseph and Raymond Jr. of Chicago, and three grandchildren.
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Mineral Point
R. J. Mauger
Dodgeville
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Gorgen
Knights of Columbus
Mauger
St. Paul’s Church
Grand Knights of the
KC Council
Joseph
Raymond Jr
Chicago
Time-Saving Problem Solving with Dlassified Ade
A brief note promotes using Dlassified Ade to solve problems quickly, promising significant time savings for users who adopt the method. It highlights efficiency and practicality as key benefits.
Marchant Addresses Elementary Teachers on Earth Science
Vashni M. Marchant of Monroe spoke to Whitewater State College science class teachers about Earth Science. He outlined devices to spark pupil interest and the value of local mineral and fossil collecting opportunities near their schools.
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Vashni M. Marchant
Monroe
Whitewater State College
Freeman to visit Soviet agriculture to curb pests
Secretary Freeman plans an 18 day tour of Soviet agriculture to seek pest control data and обмен explorations for parasitic insects. He will discuss long term scientist exchanges and potential reciprocal entomologist teams with Soviet leaders while visiting Poland Romania Bulgaria Yugoslavia and the USSR.
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Washington
Freeman
Russia
Agriculture Department
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Brodhead to vote on $675000 elementary school bonds
Brodhead will hold a referendum on Friday July 19 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. to authorize $675,000 in bonds for a new elementary school with 20 conventional classrooms and plan permitting team teaching movable partitions and future teaching developments.
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Brodhead
Wisconsin Senate Acts On Public School Degree Bill
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill requiring all public school teachers to hold at least a four year degree by 1972 with exemptions for long employed staff. Also sent to the governor were a pheasant preserve damage liability bill and a prison safety review resolution. A reapportionment plan would raise Milwaukee County assembly seats to 25, and other measures cover stock option tax treatment and drainage district powers. A disaster area designation proposal awaits assembly action.
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Assembly
State Public Welfare Department
Walworth
Wisconsin
Senate
Tween
Times
Freeman
Mrs Miller Dies After Long Illness In Dodgeville
Mrs William Miller 66 a resident here for 20 years died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Services will be at 9 a m tomorrow in St Marys Catholic Church. Rosary at 8 15 tonight. Survived by husband she was the former Lavina Gable native of Elk Grove Lafayette County married in 1941.
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Mineral Point
William Miller
Dodgeville
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gorgen Funeral Home
Deaths of William C Hayes and Dr Sher Wour SIVUre
NEW YORK William C Hayes 60 curator of Egyptian art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art since 1952 died Wednesday. ST LOUIS Dr Sher Woun SIVUre 65 a pioneer radiologist died Tuesday of a heart condition.
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New York
William C. Hayes
Metropolitan Museum of Art
ST. Louis
Sher- Woun Sivure
Harold Nathan, ex-Hoover aide, dies at 83 in San Francisco
Harold B. Nathan, 83, longtime assistant to J. Edgar Hoover and former FBI official, died Tuesday in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Harold B. Nathan
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jay Cooke A Longtime Pennsylvania GOP Figure Dies
Jay Cooke aged 66, a former U.S. Senate candidate from Pennsylvania and ex Philadelphia Republican city chairman, long prominent in state party politics, has died. The veteran GOP figure was active in party leadership and campaigns for decades.
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Philadelphia
Jay Cooke
U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Courtesuay
Mrs Schultz rites Saturday at Warren funeral home
Services for Anna Schultz native of Winslow Township Stephenson County who died Monday in Palo Alto California will be held at 2 p m Saturday in the Bartell funeral home Warren Illinois She was daughter of Moses and Dora Leverton Her husband John preceded her in death Surviving are son Robert of Los Angeles daughter Hazel Jackson of Palo Alto two brothers Arthur and Glenn Leverton both of Warren and two sisters Mrs James Simmons of Stockton Kansas and Mrs Roy Thompson of Long Beach California
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Anna Schultz
Winslow Township
Stephenson County
Palo Alto
Calif
Bartell
Warren, Ill
She
Moses and
Dora Leverton
John
Robert
Los Angeles
Hazel Jackson
Arthur
Glenn Leverton
Warren
James Simmons
Stockton
Kan
Roy Thompson
Long Beach
Today in History highlights key U S milestones
The July 11 1963 history brief recalls events from 1740 Marines formation to 1955 first Negro on Eisenhower staff and 1963 Senate racketeering hearings. Notable moments include Hamilton’s duel 1804 Gershwin death 1937 and Gruenther’s 1955 command.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Navy Department
New York
Continental Congress
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Weehawken
N.J
U.S. Treasury
U.S
George Gershwin
Everett Frederic Morrow
New Jersey
IRS Charges John C. Rizzo With Back Taxes And Penalties
The Internal Revenue Service assessed additional federal income taxes totaling 18 361 dollars against John C. Rizzo of Racine. A fraud penalty of 912 dollars was levied for 1957 and penalties totaling 744 dollars were imposed for years 1956 through 1961.
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Ternal Revenue Service
John C. Rizzo
Racine
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