Publication Notice and Subscription Rates
Public notice outlines subscription terms for Monroe Evening Times including pricing of $12 per year and mail options outside Wisconsin. The document lists counties Stephenson Jo Davis Winnebago in Illinois and mandates advance payment to comply with postal regulations. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m and a telephone line is provided.
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Mac Sephninee
Winnebago
Dowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Paestsliene
Meust
Editorial: Bribery case shrugs off common sense
The piece argues Alfonsi's bribery conviction is politically motivated and questions the scope of lobbying law. It defends broad public speech and expense coverage for legislators outside their districts while warning of chilling effects on candidacy and personal liberty if law is overextended. It urges restrained, direct communication with state representatives.
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Assembly
Paul A. Alfonsi
Madison
Alfonsi
Gov. Knowles
Sen. Roseleip
Assemblyman Galli
Get There Safer in a Dependable Car Ad
An urging classified ad promotes daily checks of used car listings to find safer, dependable vehicles. It emphasizes reliability and ongoing bar patrons seeking trustworthy transportation.
Funeral Home Gains Fellowship With Order of the Golden Rule
Stuessy Funeral Home at 921 15th Ave has officially joined the Order of the Golden Rule, an international group of funeral directors. The approval followed strong Monroe support and highlights high ethical service and moderate pricing. The Order’s emblem features an armored knight with a shield and motto: Service Measured not by GOLD, but by the GOLD RULE.
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Stuessy Funeral Home
15Th Ave
Order of the Golden Rule
Monroe
Order
Stnessy Funeral Home
Mrs. Cherry Stricken at 89
Mrs. Almeda Cherry, 80, died Tuesday in a Darlington nursing home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Primitive Methodist Church. Friends may call tonight at Milner OFlahrity Funeral Home. Survived by son Francis Benton. daughters Mrs. Arthur Hicks Shullsburg and Mrs. Wayne Raisbeck Chicago. 12 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
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Shullsburg
Almeda Cherry
Darlington
Primitive Methodist Church
Milner- O’flahrity Funeral Home
Francis
Benton
Arthur Hicks
Wayne Raisbeck
Chicago
Two Monroe Women Earn LaCrosse Dean's List Honors
Miss Beth Counselman and Miss Frances Koenig of Monroe earned LaCrosse State University second semester dean's list honors among 322 students with GPAs from 3.25 to 4 and 14 or more credit hours. Counselman, daughter of Philip and Lena Counselman, lives at 906 24th Ave and studies Basic Studies. Koenig, daughter of Edwin A. and Mrs. Koenig, resides at 701 19th St and attends the School of Health Recreation and Physical Education.
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Beth Counselman
Frances Koenig
Monroe
LaCrosse State University
Miss Counselman
Philip Counselman
24Th Ave
Miss Koenig
Edwin A. Koenig
19Th St
School of Health, Recreation and Physical Education
Progress Seen As Air Line Talks Advance
Washington reports negotiators push toward settlement as seven day strike shows signs of substantial progress. Airline executives and union leaders are nearing a new agreement to end the stoppage affecting several routes and airports.
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Washington
UW Regents Adopt 1966 67 Budget For Madison Campus
The University of Wisconsin Regents approved a $153.8 million budget for 1966-67, an increase of about $22 million from the prior year, marking the board’s action on Wednesday.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Regents
Lily Show plans and local notices from Mount Prospect and area
Around the Block with Helen Pin now decorates for the Wisconsin Illinois Lily Show at Randhurst Shopping Center Mount Prospect. Several residents plan European tours amid airline strikes and a Viet Nam deployment hones military service. Local art exhibits at House on the Rock highlight Milwaukee Dodgeville artists with regional displays.
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Herman
Dora) Pinnow
Spring Grove Township
Randhurst
Mount Prospect
Ill
Boston
Mass
Alan Turners
Ipswich
Worchester
Pinnow
Milwaukee
Cynthia Cech
Polly Hocking
River Valley
Spring Green
Alexander Jordan
Bruce Howdle
Dodgeville
Iowa County
Dodgeville State Bank
Strong’s Bank
Higby
Three Area Men File for Bankruptcy in Madison Court
Three area men filed bankruptcy in a Madison court. Ronald L. Brandt of Monroe listed $7 158 in liabilities and $460 in assets as a spray painter. Richard L. Olson of Monticello listed $9 321 in liabilities. Kenneth H. Tripke of Evansville listed $3 008 in liabilities and $378 in assets.
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Monroe
Madison
Ronald L. Brandt
Richard L. Olson
Monticello
Kenneth H. Tripke
Evansville
Mrs. Dittmar Stricken at 58
Mrs. Helmer Dittmar 58 sister of Mrs. Harry Schultz of Warren Illinois died yesterday after a long illness at her Schapville home. Funeral set 2 p.m. tomorrow at Zion Presbyterian Church Schapville with burial in the church cemetery. Nadig Funeral Home Elizabeth Illinois handling arrangements. Survived by husband two sons Gordon East Moline and David Elizabeth two sisters two brothers and ten grandchildren.
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Helmer Dittmar
Harry Schultz
Warren
Schapville
Ill
Zion Presbyterian Church
Church
Nadig
Elizabeth
Gordon
East Moline
David
Today in History July 16 1966
The date marks key events including Perry in Tokyo in 1853, the Bastille storm in 1789, the Crystal Palace exposition in 1853, Quentin Roosevelt's death in 1918, Vichy bans Bastille Day in 1941, Clark’s 1942 command appointment, a 1966 air crash, Pope John XXIII encyclical, and Adlai Stevenson’s death in 1965.
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Associated Press
Matthew C. Perry
Tokyo
Millard Fillmore
Japan
Bastille
America
Crystal Palace
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Mark Clark
Britain
USS
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Pope John the 23Rd
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
London
Orangeville Hustlers 4-H Club to Meet at Bennett Farm
The Orangeville Hustlers 4-H Club holds its next meeting Monday at the Dwight L Bennett farm. Demonstrations by Stephanie Pinnow Cathy Schulz and John Wussmann. Talks by David Babler Mark Earnstead Kim Diemer Connie Meyers and Pat Babler. Terry Fisher Jerry Obert and Lois Babler perform special numbers. Refreshments by the Burton and Bennett families.
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Orangeville
Hustlers
Dwight L. Bennett
Stephanie Pinnow
Cathy Schulz
John Wussmann
David Babler
Mark Fernsteadt
Kim Diemer
Connie Meyers
Pat Babler
Terry Fisher
Jerry Obert
Lois Babler
Kenneth Burington
Dwight Bennett
Vending Lending Device Promises 20 000 Yen Credit Loans
Tokyo introduces a vending machine in Ginza that offers 20 000 yen loans on a credit card with 5.5 percent monthly interest and a three month repayment. The Japan Credit Center plans expansion to other Tokyo areas and nationwide. Members receive cards to enable the loans.
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Tokyo
Ginza
Japan Credit Center
Japan
Bank of England Hikes Rate to 7 Percent
London reports the Bank of England raised the interest rate by one percentage point from 6 to 7 percent today. The move aims to tighten money supply and bolster the weaker pound amid economic pressures.
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London
Bank of England
Mrs Brink dies at 79 in Madison hospital
Mrs. Andrew E. Brink 79 died after a brief illness in a Madison hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Ignatius Catholic Church with Gesme-Eliestad Funeral Home in charge. A Rosary will be at 8:30 tonight. Born Lena Witt in Germany she married Andrew Brink in 1910. he died in 1963. Surviving are son Wayne of Mt. Horeb, brother Matt Witt, sister Ann of Cross Plains, and eight grandchildren.
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MT. Horeb
Andrew E. Brink
Madison
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Gesme - Eliestad
Lena Witt
Germany
United States
Andrew Brink
Wayne
Dane County
Harrington Receives $2,000 Pay Boost at UW
Madison Wisconsin University of Wisconsin President Fred Harvey Harrington, the highest paid public official in Wisconsin, was granted a $2,000 annual raise. His salary rose to $41,500 by action of the university board of regents at its meeting yesterday. Chancellors Robben Fleming and J Martin Klotsche also gained raises to $31,000 and $29,500 respectively.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Fred Harvey Harrington
Wisconsin
Harrington
University
Board of Regents
Robben W. Fleming
J. Martin Klotsche
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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Bud) Bump
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Sowree
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Matt Witt
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I. J. F. Kundert
J. F. Kundert
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Notary Public
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