Kolata Urges Active Role in Government at Rotary
Carl Kolata, second district GOP candidate for Congress, told Monroe Rotary Club members that it is the duty of every American to take an active role in government. He warned big government can threaten free enterprise through high taxes and urged preserving the country’s core freedoms. Kolata, linked to Watertown radio, serves on Water town Fire and Police Commission.
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Carl Kolata
GOP
Congress
Monroe Rotary Club
Kolata
Watertown
Beatles Title Song Tops British Hit Parade
London The Beatles reclaim the top spot for the first time since April with 4A Hard Day Suite as the title song of their new movie. John Lennon notes it was written quickly to fit an agreed title and surprised the group by its chart success.
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London
John Lennon
Rutgers Board Allows Women Visits to Men's Dorm Rooms
Rutgers University board of governors approved a policy allowing women to visit the rooms in designated hours with doors left open, relaxing previous restrictions on coed access to men’s dormitories in New Brunswick.
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Rutgers Board
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers University
University Board of Governors
Prairie du Chien marks 1814 Fort Shelby battle in 150th tribute
British forces return to Prairie du Chien for a ceremony dedicating a marker at Villa Louis to the 1814 siege of Fort Shelby. J W S Corbett will speak after a downtown parade while locals recall the surrender after three days of bombardment.
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Robert O’meara
Prairie DU Chien
Wisconsin
Fort Shelby
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Villa Louis
J. W. S. Corbett
Chicago
Corbett
William McKay
Joseph Perkins
McKay
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Mackinac
Horn Blowing Keeps Youth Away From Crime Say Guild Leaders
In Louisville, officials of the American Guild of Music urge music education for youth. Clinton J. Voigt of Beloit cites low delinquency among musically trained youths, while William Steed of Zanesville adds that guitar study reduces petty crime.
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Louisville
Clinton J. Voigt
Beloit
American Guild of Music
William Steed
Zanesville
Ohio
Sgt Maj Swiggum Returns to Alabama
Sgt Maj Francis E Swiggum has returned to Huntsville Alabama after being summoned by his father's death in Browntown He served with the National Guard Advance Group in Huntsville since a 1963 return from Germany His wife Betty Isely and children will visit area relatives for two weeks.
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Francis E. Swiggum
Huntsville
Ala
Neil Swiggum
Browntown
National Guard
Germany
Swiggum
Betty Isely
William Isely
Dave Bowman
Kathy
Sandra Legler
State Primary Tickets Ready
Madison report lists Democratic and Republican candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state state treasurer U S Senate and ten House districts. The lines show incumbents and challengers from Green Bay Milwaukee Oshkosh Madison and other cities with districts covering Racine Watertown Fond du Lac and more.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Green Bay
Dominic Frinzi
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Milo G. Knutson
la Crosse
Patrick J. Lucey
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Willis W. Capps
Alma
Waukee
Bronson C. la Follette
George Thompson
Theodore J. Griswold
Livingston
Robert E. Zimmerman
Eugene M. Lamb
Floyd Lucia
Dena M. Smith
U.S. Senate
William Proxmire
Kenneth F. Klinkert
Menomonee Falls
Arlyn F. Wollenburg
Oshkosh
Wilbur N. Renk
Sun Prairie
House of Representatives
Gerald T. Flynn
Racine
Lynn E. Stalbaum
Henry
Gary Quinn to Teach Theology at Loras College
Gary J. Quinn, a 1953 Monroe High School graduate and 1957 University of Wisconsin alumnus, will teach Theology at Loras College in Dubuque. He earned a master of arts at Catholic University of America and is pursuing a PhD while attending summer courses. He served two years in the Navy as a lieutenant junior grade and studied at Loras College before Catholic University.
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Catholic University of America
Washington, DC
Gary J. Quinn
Loras College
Dubuque
Quinn
Catholic University
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
India Tops Global Tea and Sugar Cane, Second in Rice
India leads worldwide tea and sugar cane production while ranking second to China in rice. The report highlights India's strong agricultural output across key crops and regional production.
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India
China
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