Cadette Scouts Visit Monroe From Green Hills Council
Fifteen Cadette Girl Scouts from Monroe hosts fifteen visiting Cadettes from Green Hills Council Freeport headquartering in Freeport. They arrive from Lancaster Cuba City Platteville Wis and Sterling Morrison Ill. The program includes a Heidi play tour social activities and a potluck dinner at First Methodist Church. Margaret Goodman Delavan will speak about her Our Chalet Switzerland trip.
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Girl Scouts of
Monroe
Green Hills Council
Freeport
Lancaster
Cuba City
Platteville
Wis
Sterling and Morrison
Ill
New Glarus
Green County
Robert Keith
Monticello
First Methodist Church
Keith
Margaret Goodman
Delavan
Switzerland
United States
Allies Narrowly Agree On Troop Levels In Germany
In Bonn sources report France and West Germany have agreed that 72,000 French soldiers and airmen stay in West Germany while Britain may withdraw all or part of its 60,000 Rhine garrison.
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Bonn
Germany
France
West Germany
Britain
Rhine
St. Clare Hospital Patient Stays Averaged Seven Days in 1965
The Saint Clare Hospital reported an average patient stay of seven days in 1965 illustrating hospital efficiency and patient flow during that year.
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St. Clare Hospital
Saint Clare Hospital
Two Monroe Men Cited for Heroism in Saving Life
Elmer L. West and Kenneth H. Indergand were cited by Zilmer Riley Post No. 84 for saving the life of Frank Buehler, a Monroe plumber and former mayor, when a ditch caved in at a construction site on May 19. They received the American Legion Heroism Comm endation Awards at a Legion Hall ceremony led by Commander J. A. Marty and past Commander Olin Flisram.
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Zilmer Riley
Frank Buehler
Kenneth
Indergand
Elmer West
John A. Marty
Olin Flisram
Legion Hall
Times
Monroe
Elmer L. West
Kenneth H. Indergand
Zilmer Riley Post No
Buehler
West
American Legion
Tion
J. A. Marty
Ralph Lindsay
Legion Fair
Edward Niffeneeger Jr
Eau Clair
Niffenegger Jr
Gemini 10 astronauts return to Cape Kennedy
Navy Cmdr. John W. Young and Air Force Maj. Michael Collins arrived at Cape Kennedy after a 91 minute helicopter flight from the carrier Guadalcanal. They praised launch crews and noted the mission set guidelines for future moon and space programs as they reflected on the round Earth and on time rocket launches.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
John W. Young
Michael Collins
Air Force
Guadalcanal
Columbus
Young
Collins
Mike
Cheddar Cheese Prices Climb in Wisconsin Market
MADISON Wisconsin dairy market notes show cheddar cheese prices up by about 1 percent with light to fair movement in stocks and strong demand overall. American cheese production for the week ending July 14 falls 7 percent nationally and state wide, totaling 26.3 million pounds, up 1 percent from last year but 6 percent above the five year average. Wisconsin Swiss prices hold steady to firmer with gains of one half to one cent and strong demand amid adequate to ample supplies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
U.S
Judge hears Speck did not suffer heart attack
Chicago judge says two heart specialists advised by telephone that Richard Speck did not have a heart attack. The professionals reported no illness but declined to provide a formal written report. Speck, charged with eight murders, was told his recovery prospects are excellent.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
Daniel Ryan
Circuit Court
Four Women Drown as Boat Capsizes at Barmouth
An excursion boat capsized off Barmouth Wales. Early reports say four women drowned and eight passengers missing as rescue operations continued at the seaside resort.
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Barmouth
Wales
Kid's Day Sets Thursday at Green County Fair
The 112th Green County Fair opens July 27 with a Kid's Day on Thursday July 28. Children under 12 admitted free until 5 p.m. reduced ride prices and a tractor pulling event kickoff amphitheater acts. Green County 4H horse show Friday night with free grandstand seats.
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Green County
Grand Ol Opry
Nashville
Tenn
Willis Brothers
Grampa Jones
Fairgrounds
Martial Law Urged To Halt Riots In Cleveland Area
Cleveland riots enter fourth day with shootings and fire bombings in the Hough district as armed National Guardsmen patrol the East Side. Councilman M Morris Jackson urges declaring martial law and seeking federal action while officials deny plans. Eight others report widespread fear and rapid fire alarms as firemen respond to repeated blazes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
East Side
M. Morris Jackson
Ralph S. Locher
James A. Rhodes
Johnson
Locher
National Guard
Columbus
Jackson
Hough
Dana Stewart
Stewart
O’loughlin
Michael A. Feighan
Washington
Congressional Committee
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Fla
Brooklyn
N.Y
Swiss Cheese and Butter Entries Dominate Darlington Fair
Roger Schumacher leads with rindless Swiss cheese entry scoring 96 and wheel at 94. Other top dairy winners include David Seeholzer in brick with 95, Clifton Wells in Muenster 95, and William Broske with 94 in aged and mild American. Butter champion is Robert Monson at 92 with numerous 90s across entries.
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Roger Schumacher
Johnson Factory
Darlington
Lafayette County
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Galli
Schumacher
David Seeholzer
Silver- Lewis
Monticello
Albany
Clifford Wells
Ronnerud
Gratiot
Muenster
William Broske
Rewey
Grant Disrud
Platteville
Robert Monson
Lafayette County Co-op Creamery
Joe Wels
Whitehead
John Dahman
Stewart
Argyle
John Teuscher Jr
Guttmer
Richard Ewing
York Center
Blanchardville
William Purcell
Ivan Gobeli
Franklin
Joe Birk
Giese
Brodhead
Leo Willi
Willi
Glen Kortman
Bidlingmaier - Isely
Washington Township
Green County
Walter Roelli
Hicks Corners
Roy Rothenbuehler
Annual Fun Day Parade Winners Announced at Recreation Park
The nine division parade drew 250 participants led by the Cadet Band. Winners include Clowns Tammy Ostby and Mary Jenson first. Ann Loeffel and Brent Baker second. Peggy and Meighan McKeown third. Other top honors: Best Couple Sue and Cindy Stuckey first. Laurie Dearth and Sandy Dearth third. Animal Kathy Benkert first.
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Recreation Park
Park and Recreation Dept
Tammy Ostby
Mary Jenson
Ann Loeffel
Brent Baker
Mark Hanson
Peggy
Meighan McKeown
Sue
Cindy
Steve Stuckey
Mike Volkert
Carrie
Cathy Callahan
Laurie
Roger
Sandy Dearth
Kathy Benkert
Eileen Bloom
Pat Norton
Dane Geiger
Susie Geiger
Julie Kundert
Sue Cameron
Mark Miller
Louise Viney
Penny Swanton
Carol Miller
Scott Benkett
Peggy Usher
Steve Miller
Sue Bisegger
Walter
Jan Rufener
Barbette Sultzer
Lynn Lanette
Don Metcalf
Debbie Metcalf
Delnice Freidrichs
Just Hang On Secret For a Long Marriage
DARLINGTON William Andrews 94 and Hattie Andrews 88 celebrate their 71st wedding anniversary Sunday. He cites sticking together as the secret to longevity, saying you have to hang on pretty hard. The couple raised seven children, five survive, and they boast 25 grandchildren.
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Darlington
William Andrews
Hattie
Mrs. Andrews
Legislation Aims Government Takeover of Airlines
Senate debate opens on emergency bill by Sen. Wayne Morse to end a national airline strike by placing operation of carriers under federal control. The proposal reflects wartime style intervention and seeks rapid passage in Congress.
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Washington F
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Moose Lodge honors 4-H Land Judging winners in Monroe
Four boys and two girls topped the 4-H Land Judging contest at a Moose Hall dinner and program in Monroe. Kim Hartwig led experienced scoring with 307 points. his Hiawatha No. 2 team totaled 893 of 1000 for top group honors.
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MOOSE
Leland Miller
Monroe
Moose Lodge
Kenneth Ubert
Route 2
Lodge
Ag Chest
Miller
Kim Hartwig
Hawatha
John Deininger
Richland
Jeffrey Kernen
New Glarus
Jerry Block
Hiawa
Evening Times
Monroe Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Newell Smith
Hiawatha No
William Hartwig
Hiawatha No. 2
Beatrice Ackerman
Melvin Ackerman
Keith Haldiman
Ed Haldiman
Hiawatha Club
Jeff Kernen
New Glarus Club
Nadean Streiff
Wanda
Nathan Deininger
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Legion Post
Gemini
Clair R. Munns
Ruff
Milton Petzold
Jack Marty
Ted Schmiedlin
Kenneth Allen
Myron Jeglum
Willis Riemer
County Agriculture Committee
Cecil Holloway
Board of Supervisors
Roger Severson
Phil Kahl
Clifford Prien
Everett Buttke
Hervey Hoesly
Severson
Fred Felder
Ray Indergand
Henry Babler
Robert Maurer
Chalmer Armstrong
Robert Blum
Don Drye
Marion Mueller
Ralph Weckerly
Delbert Indergand
Raymond Indergand
Edwin Haldiman
al Schwartz
Lyle Sickinger
21St Street
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