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Public notice lists AP identification policy and local reuse rights. Subscription prices are given for carrier in Monroe, Wisconsin, Stephenson County Illinois, and outside regions, all payable in advance to meet postal rules. Office hours are stated as 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m with a contact telephone number.
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Associated Press
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Kennedy's Delicate Balance With Congress An Anniversary Look
Editorial notes Kennedy's 30 months in the White House and his reluctance to clash with Congress. It contrasts past presidents' fights, cites civil rights pressure, and warns a hard line on civil rights could threaten Southern support and even the presidency.
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Kennedy
White House
James Marlow
Washington News
Congress
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
House
Senate
Gnu Aravana Aciecu
Wisconsin 4-H exchange ends with Canadian trip
Phillip Ringhand 17 Albany, Green County, returns from a six week Youth Conservation Corps service in Drummond Canada. He joined four Wisconsin peers and five Canadian youths in a cross border exchange, staying with the Woodhouse family near Binscarth Manitoba, touring farms and participating in a 4-H rally in Dauphin.
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Canada
Green County
Phillip Ringhand
Albany
Youth Conservation Corps
Drummond
Phillip
Maurice Ringhand
Albany High School
George Woodhouses
Binscarth
Manitoba
Woodhouses
Nebraska
Wisconsin
International Peace Garden
Boissevain
Patricia Ann Pinnow
Linda Carroll
Audrey Beach
James Fahey
Chalet to transfer to village as owner retires to Zurich
Edwin Barlow owner of the Chalet of the Golden Fleece at New Glarus says he will turn the chalet over to the village early next month and move to Zurich Switzerland. The report notes a return from Europe and permanent residence abroad.
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Edwin Barlow
New Glarus
Europe
Zurich
Switzerland
Hollywood
Jamboree City
Richard Nixon
American Legion
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady in Wisconsin
Wisconsin dairy prices showed stability with Swiss and Cheddar holding steady at Wisconsin points. American cheese production fell five percent from the prior week to 25.4 million pounds, though still up two percent from the year ago period. Meanwhile a Milwaukee youth, Douglas Coenen, 3, suffered burns when a deep fryer tipped grease onto him at home, authorities said.
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Corrigans
Manhattan
Corrigan
Vivian Engebretson
Gratiot
Albert Olson
Brodhead
Orton Day
F.B. Luchsinger
Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Today in History July 20 events through time
Chronicle notes key events on this date including Garibaldians in Sicily in 1860, Nordenskjold's Arctic voyage in 1879, a hundred deaths from a 1901 heat wave, Roosevelt Civil Service order in 1936, Truman Potsdam remarks in 1945, and diplomatic moves in later decades.
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Milazzo
Sicily
Continental Congress
Nils Nordenskjold
Bering Strait
New York City
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Truman
Britain
France
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Monroe Board of Education approves 1963 64 budget and changes
The Monroe Board of Education meets July 9 1963 to study the proposed budget for July 22. It authorizes payments to Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating V and M Electric and Zimmermann Plumbing. Change orders include V and M Electric office corridors industrial arts and auditorium. A Formica exterior cabinet change and vinyl asbestos tiling are approved. The budget draft totals 1 271 284 53 with a 948 000 levy. A special meeting June 29 reviews insurance bids with Lanz Agency awarded the bid.
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Monroe Board of Education
Manion
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Robert J. Hahlen
Clarence Falk
Alvin H. Babler
John L. Norton
Fred Krebs
Arthur F. Wagner
Falk
Krebs
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating
V and M Electric
Zimmerman Plumbing and Heating
Allen Strang
Babler
Mr. Krebs
V and M. Electric
Hahlen
Staller Cabinets Co
Norton
D. M
C. M. Frey
Motion
Mr. Falk
Herbert T. Johnson
Spring Creek
Pleasant Valley
Dutch Hollow
Hillside View
George R. Barry
John F. Carradine Ar. Raoahert I Hahlen
William R. Stuckey
Caradine
Barry
Lanz Agency
Mmivwe Arthas Dpd
VA to Cut Size of Burial Flags
The Veterans Administration will issue smaller 4 by 2 feet burial flags for casket draping, ordered by John S. Gleason Jr. to aid family display. Over 100,900 larger 5 by 9.5 foot flags remain in stock and will be used until exhausted, while 15,000 flags are issued monthly to field stations offices and foreign posts.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans Burials
John S. Gleason Jr
Veterans Afairs
Gleason
Jaycee Families Plan Picnic and Softball Weekend
Jaycee families will picnic at Twining Park at 6 p.m. Wednesday July 24. The Monroe chapter fielded a team in the Stevens Point softball tournament July 27 and 28 with Kenneth Sundseth in charge of recruitment. Ten Monroe Jaycees competed in Beloit, winning a double header and joining a steak sandwich barbecue party.
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Jaycee
Twining Park
Monroe
Stevens Point
Kenneth Sundseth
Seven Orphaned Nieces Care Story Moves Readers
Elizabeth Schaefer, 24, cares for her seven nieces after their father died in an auto crash and their mother had died earlier. Neighbors and Reading Railroad employees helped with funds as the family stays together in Levittown, with one aunt temporarily hosting Georgette in Philadelphia. The girls, aged 2 to 11, share chores and look forward to childhood joys while their guardian emphasizes resilience and family.
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Elizabeth Schaefer
Levittown
Miss Schaefer
George Schafer
Reading Railroad
Eleanor
Linda
Barbara
Marie
Janice
Pamela
New Members Listed With Addresses and Dates
Michael W. Schultz of Route 1 Albany joins on Aug 20 1962. Todd Robert Babler of 811 16th Avenue joins on Mar 18 1963. Dorene Ethel Putnam of South Wayne joins on Sept 30 1956. Diane Eva Putnam of South Wayne joins on June 30 1954. Donna Lou Putnam of South Wayne joins on Apr 9 1959. Dawn Marie Putnam of South Wayne joins on July 25 1962.
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Michael W. Schultz
Albany
Todd Robert Babler
16Th Avenue
Dorene Ethel Putnam
South Wayne
Diane Eva Putnam
Donna Lou Putnam
Dawn Marie Putnam
Local youths wrap up YMCA camp and visit stories
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer reports Gary and Jimmy Shelton returned from ten days at the Phantom Lake YMCA camp. William Ann Jr. travels to Grand Rapids Michigan for three weeks. Mrs Merlin Williams and families from South Wayne Orangeville Brodhead visited Mr and Mrs William Arn for Tony Williams birthday anniversary.
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Gary
Jimmy Shelton
Phantom Lake
William Ann Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Merlin Williams
South Wayne
Harry Dobler
Orangeville
Tony Williams
Randy
Judy
Brodhead
William Arn
Orangeville Notes Mrs Belender Visits Brodhead
Mrs Glen Van Matre traveled to Brodhead on Wednesday to spend several days with her children.
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Glen van Matre
Brodhead
Ridicule of Kennedy Era Research Grants Sparks Senate Debate
Sen John J Williams cites three Health Education and Welfare grants as examples of Kennedy era imagination. Grants include 46731 for mouse egg development, 9740 for Mexican free tailed bat physiology, and 4120 for frustration effects on reflexes.
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Washington
John J. Williams
Del
Senate
Kennedy
Williams
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Social notes from Monticello and nearby towns
Local visitors and callers appear across Monticello and surrounding areas including Monroe Madison and Verona. Names include Mrs Bertha Stauffacher Hugh Harper Franklyn Janke Marianne Bast and Ed A Bontly with multiple trips to homes and parks in New Glarus and Elgin.
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Kate
Rose Stauffer
Bertha Stauffacher
Monroe
Fred Gempeler
William Erb
Stauffacher
Herman Blum
Lydia Voegels
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Hugh Harper
Franklyn Janke
Madison
C. M. Stauffer
William Burns
Stauffer
Marianne Bast
Sioux Falls
S.D
Ed A. Bontly
Miss Bast
Lillian Bast
Mr. Bontly
Lawrence F. Marty
Reynold Zeller
Robert Wittenwyler
Alfred Lissner
Bernice McCumber
Medford
Aeeas Sha Fawssan
Jacob Krieg
Krieg
the Rock
Gov. Dodge Park
Neil Buechel
Verona
R. W. Woelffer
Betty Woelffer
St. Charles
Til
William Greub
Chicago
Hannah Bindschaedler
St. Cuaries
Kentucky and Nebraska share state flower Goldenrod
The goldenrod is designated as the state flower of Kentucky and Nebraska, symbolizing regional identity and natural heritage for both states. The plant is celebrated in local lore and appears in state symbols and branding.
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Kentucky
Nebraska
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Emery A. Odell
The
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Mr. Kennedy
Whdy
American Medical Association
Ringhand
Evening Times
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Theo Jenny
Red Cross
Ludlow Memorial Library
Public Square
Harding
Alaska
James Watson
Indiana
G.K. Little
Old Market Square
BURNS
Milwaukee
Douglas Coenen
Appleton
Dina
Wat
Afawe'’co
Burn
Slivernnaal England
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
School District Board Minutes
Martha Etter
Java
Washington Coffee Club
J.T
Duke) Etter
Clifford Reasa
Miss Etter
Winga Cafe
John Winga Jr
Bud Schillinger
Times
Ralph J. Kundert
Times Children’s Club
Kris Robert Wilde
Winslow
Jeana Marie Wardrow
Mon
Monticello
Rosonda Walters
Browntown
Jeffrey John Penniston
Argyle
Neil William Rundle
20Th Avenue
Gail Marie Nelson
Leslie Phillip Werren
Mary Jo Crotty
Larry Gene Knouse
Alfred Warren Aslakson
Blanchardville
Susan Louise Severs
Alan Russell Wang
Kathy Rae Winters
Albuquerque
N.M
Ronald Dean Leck
5Th Street
Cathy Lynn Gerlitz
12Th Avenue
Carol Elaine Anderegg
11Th Street
Michele Anne Schutte
16Th Street
Sally Ann Klossner
Jody Lee Christen
Robert Alan Golackson
6Th Street
Kathy Kay Kundert
14Th Avenue
Juda
Mabel E. Bauer
Glen E. Belender
Evening Times Club
Wis
R.F.D
Postoffice
O. D. Curtis
Uuveen
Marshall Company
Midwest Stock Exchange
O. N. Johnson
Kay
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