Aldermen Approve Anti-Loitering Plan
In Paris political talk swirls over De Gaulle s handling of Pompidou s rise as the premier s future role remains unclear. Washington reports the Navy kited a costly F111B program toward cancellation after spending 216.5 million over six years. The House advances a 5.4 billion three year housing bill with subsidies for 500 000 low income families. Milwaukee officials commit to a strict review of a 106 million welfare budget, up 25 million.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Marcel Gabilly
Independent Figaro
Pompidou
Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
Congress
House
Johnson
Milwaukee
Klassy and Niffenegger Named City Employees
Two new city workers join the public works team. Nathan L. Klassy becomes street superintendent after replacing the late John Erb. Lewis Niffenegger takes over the sewage plant head role following Milford Rundle’s resignation.
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Board of Public Works
Nathan L. Klassy
Lewis Niffenegger
Klassy
John
Jack) Erb
Monroe High
Judith
Keith
Niffenegger
Milford Rundle
Florida
Forreston
Ill
Monroe
Paul Walker
Browntown
Nathalie
Michael
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Zurich native Manz named Swiss Consul General in Chicago
Alexandre Manz, born in Zurich, is appointed Council General of Switzerland in Chicago. He studied in France and Lausanne, led a family hotel in Nice after his father's death, headed the Swiss National Tourist office there in 1936, and served as Vice Consul at Nice at the start of World War II, later heading foreign interests for the United States and 17 other countries.
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Council General of
Switzerland
Chicago
Alexandre Manz
North
Michigan Ave
Mr. Manz
Zurich
France
Lausanne
Nice
United States of America
Monroe aldermen pass loitering ordinance and approve hot mix
Monroe aldermen in a special 1 p.m. session approved an ordinance banning loitering to curb vandalism and disorderly conduct and authorized purchase of 5 000 tons of hot mix for 30th Ave near the fairgrounds to be completed by fair time July 24. William Kennedy of Janesville won bids at 7.94, 5.80 and 25 per ton with weather concerns noted.
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Monroe
30Th Ave
Fairgrounds
Jerry I. Coplien
Harold Snively
Fred Simpson
Robert Tschudy
Hilton Kirchner
Olin Flisram
William Kennedy
Janesville
Hobo Hike planned for Travel Week at Monroe playgrounds
A Hobo Hike highlights this week’s activities in Monroe with Travel Week theme. Participants meet Friday at 11 a.m. at South School East School or Recreation Park for a 11:30 a.m. start toward Tarzan City from Recreation Park. Bring a sack lunch wear a hobo costume. return about 3:30 p.m. Leaders Jackie Marty Sue Hayes Debra Trumpy and Sue Mayer supervise.
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Monroe
South School
East School
Recreation Park
Tarzan City
Jackie Marty
Sue Hayes
Debra Trumpy
Sue Mayer
Leonard to Speak at Green County Republican Lunch
The Green County Republican Women's Club July luncheon moves to Tuesday July 16 to host State Senate Majority Leader Jerris Leonard as speaker. Leonard, a 1956 Assembly graduate and current State Senator, seeks the U S Senate seat and has held leadership roles since 1959. Reservations due by Monday with club president Mrs. Richard Wagner.
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Green County
Republican Women’s Club
Senate
Jerris
Jerry) Leonard
United States
Gaylord Nelson
Marco’s
Richard
Eileen) Wagner
Sen
Leonard
Assembly
Weather Aids Road Building Across Green County
Nathan W. Marti the highway superintendent reports favorable weather supports county road work. A new blacktop mat goes on County Trunk KS near the old Ju ta highway while dirt moving gear arrives at the Adam Marty farm. Projects include work on County Trunk S and C and earthmoving near Albany Brookly n area with talks on County Trunk M. sign vandalism hits roads with at least six stop signs torn down and deputies investigating.
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Nathan W. Marti
Skinner Creek
Marti
Monroe Township
Juta
Adam Marty
Highway Department
Jefferson Township
Twin Grove
New Glarus Township
Rock County
Albany
Brooklyn
Browntown
Green County
Methodical Madness in Clair R. Munns Verse
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns presents a playful quatrain on starting a task. The speaker advises planning before pursuing work, noting the irony of avoiding effort by planning to avoid effort. A light satirical tone remains consistent throughout.
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Clair R. Munns
Challenge Is Issued Skeet Dogs Guns Spotlighted on Trip
Wisconsin and Wisconsin conservation officials tour Nile Farms in southern Illinois. The group observes a training facility for about 100 hunting dogs, mainly black Labradors, and learns about pheasant stocking and the commercial hunting scene at this East Alton operation.
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Trip
Larry Lindgren
Illinois
Robert Hahlen
Monroe
Conservation Division
Natural Resources Department of Wisconsin
Alton
Nile Farms
Winchester-Western
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
John Madson
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
la Crosse
Hahlen
Green County
Madson
Harry Stroebe
Southern Area
Madison
Jim Huntoon
Yours Truly
St. Louis
Nile
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AP News
Erb
M. Ducote
Manz
the Common Council of
City of
King Buck
Nile Farms Kennels
East Alton
Vation Congress
James Huntoon
Harry Strobe
Natural Resources Department of
Wisconsin
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