Miller Provides Buffer Between Management and Staff at St. Clare
Harold J. Miller, personnel director and director of nursing at St. Clare hospital, oversees hiring and staffing for about 280 employees. He notes nurse staffing remains the toughest challenge as more patients surge and graduates seek larger-city jobs, hoping local girls return to serve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen EF. Zimmerlin
Harold J. Miller
St. Clare Hospital
Miller
M. Francis Xavier
Carol Putnam Flint
Mavis Bredeson Robertson
Times
Resort Operator Cleared by Jury
Mrs. Pearl Brdar of Lake Park Resort in Tomah was acquitted by a Monroe County Court jury after being charged under Wisconsin Civil Liberties Law for denying lodging to Lt. Col. Crawford Russell a Negro officer. Russell and Capt. James Chase Jr. testified, but Brdar said no vacancy due to plumbing issues and not race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanian
Pearl Brdar
Monroe
Brdar
Lake Park
Tomah
Tony
Wisconsin
Crawford Russell
Milwaukee
5Th Army Evaluation Board
Camp McCoy
Russell
James Chase Jr
Bidar
Showtime 64 KC Benefit Set For Sunday Night at Twining Park
The final program for Sunday night's Showtime 64 KC benefit at the Twining Park Bandshell was announced by William Rieder Jr. The event starts at 8 p.m. with proceeds aiding children handicapped by cerebral palsy and related disorders through the Children’s Rehabilitation Center of St. Clare Hospital. Attendance is on a donation basis with tickets for contributors sold by KC members and clowns around Monroe. The program features the City Band, Jazettes, Jerry Kubly, The Riptides, Miss Houser, Fred Moritz, and Becky Houser, concluding with a fire department waterfall and two closing numbers I Left My Heart in San Francisco and Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining Park Bandshell
William Rieder Jr
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
St. Clare Hospital
Knights of Columbus
Fire Department
Robert Bussen
Walter R. Ekum
Jazettes
JoJean Retrum
Blanchardville
Roxann Reynolds
Dodgeville
Jerry Kubly
Fredric Rosa
Becky Houser
Urs Garner
Miss Houser
Fred Moritz
Fred
Willow Echoes
Becky
Gal
Barnard
Wasserstrauss Commended For Mathematics Work At Summer Institute
Monroe high school learned that John Wasserstrauss is expected to have outstanding success in mathematics. He is among 30 top high school math students attending a five week National Science Foundation program at Morningside College in Sioux City Iowa. The college letter praised his work as excellent and noted he had the highest grades in a course. Wasserstrauss is the son of Mr and Mrs George Wasser Strauss Route 4 Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
John Wasserstrauss
National Science Foundation Mathematics Institute
Wasserstrauss
Morningside College
Sioux City
George Wasserstrauss
Route 4
Monroe
Youth Escapes Serious Injury in Tractor Accident
A youth, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Walters of rural Albany, escaped death when a tractor pulling a load of oars failed to turn onto County Trunk P off Highway 69 in Jefferson Township. The vehicle went up an embankment and pinned Walters before he freed himself. He suffered a gash on his ankle, was treated and released from St. Clare hospital. The accident occurred at 6 05 p m and was reported to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miiara Wavers
Robert DeVoe
Jefferson Township
Arnold Walters
Albany
Walters
St. Clare Hospital
Poverty War Bill Clears Senate With Goldwater Vote
President Johnson’s poverty war bill wins Senate approval by a near two to one margin. Goldwater and 32 GOP colleagues vote no while 52 Democrats back the measure. The bill advances to the House where committee action is planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Senate
Goldwater
Washington
Johnson
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Peter H. Dominick
R-Cole
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Fire bomb damages St Augustine motel
A plush St. Augustine motel near a restaurant was badly damaged by a fire bomb today. Manager James Brock of the Monson Motor Lodge said two one gallon containers of flammable liquid were thrown through the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vs. Augustine
Ka. Ui
St. Augustine
James Brock
Monson Motor Lodge
Renk expects Goldwater to clarify extremism remark
Wilbur Renk the Republican US Senate candidate says Goldwater will clarify his extremism versus moderation remark from the San Francisco nomination address. Renk notes three or four meanings and cites talks with Eisenhower about no place for extremist groups in the party. Reynolds defends his anti‑bureaucratic bill while Franzi attacks Reynolds record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wilbur Renk
Senate
Sen. Goldwater
San Francisco
Goldwater
Renk
Milwaukee
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Reynolds
Dominic Franzi
Fond du Lac
New York Woman Wins Record $16 Million Divorce Settlement
Mrs Ednah Race Capron, 74, testifies after 55 years of marriage that she faced cruelty and frugal living while husband George H Capron built a $30 million estate from property trades. An interlocutory divorce decree awards her $16 million.
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Los Angeles
Ednah Race Capron
Capron
Rural School Closures Map Student Assignments Soon
Parents of pupils from Monroe district rural schools closed this year will be told which new schools they will attend and the bus routes. Supt D J Huenink said bus schedules are being worked out by W R Stuckey and will be announced when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
D. J. Huenink
W. R. Stuckey
Huenink
Enterprise
West Clarno
Lincoln
Ullom
Argus
Buckstgin
East Clarno
Prien
Roosevelt
Round Grove
Sanders
Black Jford
Fairfield
North School
East
South School
Browntown
Hiawatha
West Slarno
Ball
Richland
Iliff
U S Adviser Killed In Viet Cong Ambush
In Saigon, Viet Nam, a fourth ambush of the week by the Communists killed an American Special Forces enlisted man and wounded a U S officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
White Youths Attack Police Pickets In N Y Riots
Harlem and Brooklyn endured five nights of strife as white youths hurled missiles at CORE pickets and police during demonstrations near Police Headquarters in Lower Manhattan. A rock struck Inspector Henry Yack in the eye. arrests occurred as tensions remained high. CORE demanded Commissioner Murphy’s ouster amid accusations of brutality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polce
Harlem
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Congress of Racial Equality
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Henry Yack
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Walter Arm
CORE
Robert Perella
Catholic Church of the Most Sacred Blood
Robert F. Wagner
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Wagner
Corporation Counsel
Stock Market Mixed in Late Trading Slower Session
The New York stock market showed irregular, slow dealings with no major group advancing. Steels, airlines, aircraft, chemicals and most rail shares declined while several issues edged up slightly, leaving overall fractional gains and losses as trading wound down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Mart
NEW York
Winners List From Fun Day Parade at Park and Pool
Judges listed winners for Fun Day parade and pool events amid humid weather. Winners by finish order included Cowboy and Indians, Gordon Rundle, Dennis and Marsha Peterson, Louis Vinney, Fred Sulzer, Harold and Carl Miller, clowns, Kathy and Jeff Combs, Jeanette Vinney and Teri Paske, Bicycle Lana Heinzelman and Kathy Eraser, vehicle Nate Burgy Steve Krupke and Chris Kelly, Mitchell Lindgren and Jane Gibbons, Best Couple Brian Brugger and Bob Gordee, Rita Simpson and Gerry Zumbach, Best Group Mary Mowbray Kay Gempler Lynn Lovett Steve and Mike Wilde Steve and Mike Field, Dixie and Tammy Kiel Cathy Meiers, Funniest Dan Mitchell Brad Kittelsen Kenny Rufener and Chris Updike, Best on wheels John Cave and Dick Zach Tom Mowbray, James Michele and Teresa Schutte, Most original costume Janis Springer Vickie and Beth Voegels Bob Trumpy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Diamond
Gordon Rundle
Dennis
Marsha Peterson
Louis V Iney
Fred Sulzer
Harold
Carl Miller
Kathy
Jeff Combs
Jeanette Viney
Teri Paske
Lana Heinzelman
Kathy Eraser
Nate Burgy
Steve Krupke
Chris Kelly
Mitchell Lindgren
Jane Gibbons
Brian Brugger
Bob Gordee
Rita Simpson
Gerry Zumbach
Mary Mowbray
Kay Gempler
Lynn Lovett
Steve
Mike Wilde
Mike Field
Dixie
Tammy Kiel
Cathy Meiers
Dan Mitchell
Brad Kittelsen
Kenny Rufener
Chris Updike
John Cave
Rundle Boy Hurt In Local Mishap
Neu Wulam Kunaie, three years old, son of Mr and Mrs Milford Rundie of 703 20th avenue, is in St Clare hospital in good condition after being struck by a car driven by Mae W Morris near his home. Police report he darted into the car path at 12 52 p.m in the 700 block of 20th avenue near Highway 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neu Wulam —Kunaie
Milford Rundie
20Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Mae W. Morris
17Th Street
Highway 59
81-Man Strength Needed for Co B Monroe Rally
National Guard unit Co. B of Green County must reach 90 percent of its authorized strength, or 81 men, to maintain its weapons platoon in Monroe. The full strength is 92, with a 10 percent overage allowed. Maj. Clarence A. DeCremier and Capt. John Reynolds led last night’s briefing at Monroe Armory as recruits Voegeli and Leuzinger signed on for the emergency program amid a rally of officials and former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COB
Larry Voegeli
Raymond Voegeli
Monroe
National Guard
Voegeli
Co. B
Otto Erzinger
Voegels
Erzinger
Times
Green County
William Riese
Dwight Oplien
Monroe Armory
Richard Leuzinger
Henry Leuzinger
16Th Street
Leuzinger
Monroe High School
Hi S
Nation Guard
Clarence A. DeCremier
128Th Infantry
John Reynolds
Adjutant General
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Showtime
Variety KC
Kubly
Barry
Eia
Rundle Boy
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