Senior Week Activities Highlight Monroe Class of 1963
The Monroe high school calendar for the Class of 1963 includes a senior chapel with Rev. Donald Storck topic Where To From Here and a program featuring Rev. James Plymire, Rev. Gerritt Mouw, and the high school orchestra. A senior banquet, awards day, and commencement address by Dr. Philip H. Falk are planned, with class colors blue and white and the American Beauty Rose as the flower.
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Donald Storck
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe High School
James Plymire
Gerritt Mouw
Ign
Bommensium
Philip H. Falk
Madison Schools
Daniel Schowalter
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Michael M. Lamboley
Phillip H. Falk
D.J. Huenick
W.A. Babula
R.O. Kittelsen
Daniel V. Schowalter
Rep. Walter Dies of Leukemia at 69 in Washington
Francis E. Walter 69 longtime chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee died in Georgetown University Hospital after weeks of illness from leukemia. Walter who held a 16th term and helped author the McCarran-Walter Act passed away Friday leaving Ed E Willis in line for the chair.
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Walter
Washington
Francis E. Walter
House
Committee On UN- American Activities
Pennsylvania
Georgetown University Hospital
Jack Yohe
Darrell C. Crain
Clyde Doyle
Calif
Edwin E
Wisconsin Higher Ed Leaders Rebuke Budget Cut Demands
The Wisconsin Coordinating Committee for Higher Education urged the governor and Legislature to resolve fiscal problems without deep cuts. UW and state colleges warned a 15 to 17 percent cut would slash enrollment and services, with hundreds of students turned away in cities including Eau Claire La Crosse and Oshkosh as the state faces revenue shortfalls ahead of the 1963 65 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Reynolds
Earlher
University and College Regents
Joint Finance Committee
Coordinating Committee
Arthur de Bardeleban
Park Falls
J.D. Rice
Sparta
Rice
Fred Harrington
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Edith Hamilton 95 Dies in Washington Author of The Greek Way
Edith Marmitton 98, cousin of Edmund C. Hamilton editor of The Monroe Evening Times, dies at her Washington home. Sister of Dr. Alice Hamilton pioneer in industrial medicine, they aided Hull House with Jane Addams. Born in Dresden, she founded Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore and headed it 25 years. Her book The Greek Way appeared in 1930, starting a writing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hamilton
Washington
Edith Marmitton
Edmund C. Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
Alice Hamilton
Harvard Medical School
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Dresden
Germany
Montgomery Hamilton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen Hamilton
Bryn Mawr School
Baltimore
Anna
Greece
Athens
Pontiff Clings To Life Amid Declining Health
Pope John XXIII remains in a fragile state as doctors warn he may die at any moment. Vatican reports describe a comatose pattern with brief rallies, a stomach tumor hemorrhage, and peritonitis, while Card inals and monks pray at his bedside.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
Csisco Watssass
Oddone Tacoli
Holy Father
Vatican Radio and Press Office
Ferdinando Cardinal Cento
Pope John
Christ
Piero Mazzoni
Vatican
Eugene hotel sold to Freeport pair in Davenport era
Mr and Mrs Tony Agiou of Freeport take over the Eugene hotel from the Hoff man estate. Hoff man died March 8 1962 after owning since 1949. Schmeltzers move to Davenport ending 52 years of management. The 46 room inn hosts four shops and plans modernization soon.
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Eugene Hotel
Leland C. White
Eugene White
Tony Agiou
Freeport
Times
Jacob Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
South Bend
Ind
Norman D. Schmeltzer
Schmeltzers
Monroe Hotel
Agious
Agiou
Licondo
Stoughton
Aurora
Geneva
Ill
Klassy Shop
Milady’s
Magdal’s
Loewi and Co. Inc
Eugene
Green County
Ray A. Young
McKay
Peter Wells
B. C. Wells
McKey
Grace McGrath
Edwin and
W. R. Schuetze
Hoffman
Schuetzes
Mrs. Riedweg Dies at 77 in Local Home
Mrs. Joseph Riedweg 77 of 1803 11th Street died at 8 18 this morning in St. Clara Hospital after a long illness. Born Em ma Konig in Canton Zurich she came to America in 1913. She and Joseph Riedweg married in 1926 and later ran a tavern and dairy cheese operations in Monroe and surrounding areas. Survivors include her husband with services set for 1 30 p.m. Monday at Stuessy funeral home under Rev. Paul H. Olm. Cremation follows in Rockford. friends may visit after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riedweg
11Th Street
St. Clara
Kespite
Riedweg
Emma Konig
Canton Zurich
Switzerland
John Konig
Mocckli
Basil
America
Spring Grove Township
Freport
Monroe
Woodford
Lam
Farm Product Index Shows Another Slide
Washington The Agriculture Department reports farm product prices fell about one percent from mid April to mid May with cattle eggs and milk posting the sharpest declines. Higher prices for a few items partly offset the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Fairbanks To Close Freeport Operations
Fairbanks Morse and Co. announced plans to move its Freeport plant operations to Beloit. The Beloit move will shift heavy equipment production from Freeport to Beloit but the company did not specify a timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Freeport
Fairbanks Morse and Co
Beloit
Milwaukee ILA leader fined in grain vessel blockade case
John Brzek president of Local 815 ILA was held in contempt and fined 50 for his part in a motor parade that halted loading of the Canadian grain vessel Redwing at Milwaukee harbor.
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Milwaukee
John Brzek
International Longshoremans Association
ILA
Redwing
Milwaukao Harbor
Youth fined and jailed for dog killing in Stoughton
A Dane County youth, Lailnees 19 of Stoughton, was fined 217 by County Judge William L Buenzli for shooting and killing a dog owned by two Stoughton girls. Unable to pay, he was sent to jail. The girls reported the incident after a car stop during which a rifle was fired at their pet.
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Madison
Stoughton
William L. Buenzli
Precor
Biernat Probe Figure Quizzed by Officials
A Kenosha taxi driver, questioned in the Anthony Biernat slaying, took a first lie detector test for statements about Jan. 7 events when Biernat vanished and body was found three weeks later. He declined a second test after talks with authorities.
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Kenosha
Anthony Biernat
William Schmitt
Sheriff's Department
Biernat
Schmitt
Young Cousins See Diver Drown in Pond
Allen Molstad a 16 year old cousin on his parents farm drowned after guiding three children ages 3 5 and 7 onto a newly built pond boat. Molstad who could not swim dived from the boat near the pond center after tossing the anchor and did not surface. The youngsters untangled the anchor rope and the craft drifted to shore after two hours with the sheriff stating the casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Allen Molstad
Oss
Molstad
Kennedy Eyes Desegregation Bills To Speed Integration
The Kennedy administration plans a two bill package to desegregate schools and public accommodations. A public accommodations measure would ban racial discrimination by interstate businesses, while school legislation would enforce the 1955 Supreme Court order with timetables and federal enforcement. Atty Gen. Kennedy slated to present the bills before the House judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Schadeberg pledges full aid to Green County residents
Rep Henry C Schadeberg issued a Washington statement assuring Green County residents he will continue to serve them during the interim before the 1964 elections despite recent legislation shifting Green to the Second District He noted he will not write constituents off because they can no longer vote for him The note follows confusion over district changes and whether representation shifts occur immediately or after the 1964 general elections
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Green County
Green
Henry C. Schadeberg
Washington
Schadeberg
Cumumue
Robert Kastenmeier
Breakfast Starts Dairy Promotion in Monticello
June Dairy Month kicked off with a pancake breakfast at Zwingli United Church of Christ in Monticello attended by 82 people. Guests included Dairy Queen alumni and county dairy queens with speakers from the University of Wisconsin and local officials announcing a month of dairy promotion ending with Green County Dairy Day on June 29 in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Monticello
Church Aid Society
Marvin Freitag
G. Fred Galli
Henry Spring
7Antes
University of Wisconsin
Frederick S. Voegeli
J. Allan Mittler
Leo Gempler
Linda
Shirley Zee
Albany
Green County
Linda Nyhus
New Glarus Dairy Oneen
Sim.san Disch
Montcello
Alice In Dairyland
Caandy Buehl
Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Hurricane season opens with names for storms
The Weather Bureau prepares for the June 15 start of the six month hurricane season in Miami Florida. Air Force and Navy reconnaissance aircraft will monitor developing storms during the June through November period. Storm names for 1963 include Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Hannah Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Teresa Verna Wallis.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Navy
Arlene
Beaulah
Cinda
Debra
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Margo
Nona
Orchid
Portia
Troops Depart for Thailand maneuvers with 25th Division
The first contingent of 25th Division troops left Friday for Thailand to participate in Southeast Asia Treaty Organization maneuvers scheduled June 11 to 19.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
25Th Division
Thailand
Seniors Attend Klentz Funeral
Norman E. Klentz 18 of rural Monroe died in a tractor accident near the Robert Keegan farm. His funeral at Orangeville Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church was led by Rev. Charles Wheeler with burial in Richland-Salem Lutheran cemetery. He was a 1963 Monroe High student, to participate in graduation activities Thursday.
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Monroe
Norman E. Klentz
Orangeville
Grace Folgate
Klentz
Green County
Robert Keegan
Keegan
Hoffa Pal Keeps Control of Local Newark Teamsters
Hoffa ally Provenzano preserves leadership of the New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council 73 in Newark. A voice vote re elected him for four more terms despite opposition from Local 478 president Milton J. Liss who urged delaying the election. No formal challenger appeared and Provenzano ruled his term ended in May after denying postponement.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tony Pro
Provenzano
Eredtu
New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council
Teamsters _.International
James A. Hoffa
Milton J. Liss
Electiors Wame
Liss
Watchdog Missing After Break-In At Baltimore Plant
A Baltimore paper plant was intruded by thieves during the Memorial Day holiday. The only item reported missing is a German Shepherd watchdog guard dog.
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Baltimore
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Pope
GOP
Pontiff
SUIU
Licondo Property
Rep. Schadeberg
Rep
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