Assembly Approves Water Regulation Bill in Wisconsin
The Democratic led Wisconsin Assembly approved a water quality control bill on a near party line vote. It would shift duties from the State Board of Health and the Water Pollution Committee to the Department of Resource Development and drop a $200 million bonding program in favor of a 30 percent state grant for municipal sewage plants.
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Madison
Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Senate
State Board of Health
Department of Resource Development
Public Service Commission
Department
Assembly Democrats
Assemblyman
Norman Anderson
D-Madison
Anderson
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Water Quality Commission
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Paul Pratt
Milwaukee
Albert Tadych
Robert Uehling
Wisconsin Council of Natural Beauty
Housewives' Shopping Help From Government Adviser
Washington adviser Esther Peterson outlines practical steps for frugal grocery buying. She urges weekend shopping, using specials, menu planning, avoiding impulse buys, buying in quantity on sale, shopping alone, testing products, and choosing lower priced brands to trim a 30 dollar weekly bill.
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Washington
Esther Peterson
Associated Press
AP Housewife Brigade
Peterson
Board Delays Sewer Installation Decisions in Monroe
Monroe Board of Public Works tabled bids for 690 feet of 42 inch storm sewer serving Advance Transformer. A final choice between concrete and plain metal pipe hinges on Advance Transformer timing, with concrete at 30 days and plain metal at four to five days. Final decision set for next Monday's meeting.
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Monroe Board of Public Works
Monroe
Wheeling
Harvey D. Elmer
Carl C. Crane Co
Footprints on Mt Charleston Rekindle Hope for Missing Boy
In Las Vegas Nevada footprints in the snow on Mt Charleston have renewed hope for the survival of six year old Larry Jeffrey who has been missing since Saturday after wandering from a Lee Canyon family picnic. He is hard of hearing and was dressed in blue jeans and a short sleeve shirt amid near freezing temperatures over four nights.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mt. Charleston
Larry Jeffrey
Lee’s Canyon
Delaware River Unit to unveil plan for pollution control
The Delaware River Basin Commission will reveal a river pollution control plan at a July 27 Philadelphia conference after years of study.
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Trenton
N.J
Delaware River Basin Commission
Philadelphia
Daily Doggerel By Clair R. Munns
A short verse notes friends who annoy yet avoid lying and drift around the pole of veracity in playful critique.
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Clair R. Munns
Dairy Month Kickoff Marks June Dairy Month in Green County
June Dairy Month opened in Green County with a Brooklyn Community Building breakfast led by Fred Gillingham of the American Dairy Association. Rev. Cyril Jandry gave the invocation and Kay Haden and Phyllis Klitzman spoke on dairy queen roles, followed by accordion selections and 4-H club decorations.
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Green County
Brooklyn
Fred Gillingham
American Dairy Association
Cyril Jandry
Byran Wachman
Kay Haden
Phyllis Klitzman
Dale
Don Freitag
Linda Christensen
Jolly
Green County Agricultural Chest, Inc
Green County Board of Supervisors
C. S. Pierce
Green County Agricultural Committee
Willis Riemer
Dean’s Milk
The
Pure Milk Association
Eric Ross
William Legler
Howard Keehn
Brooklyn Lutheran Ladies
Werner Zimmerman Sr
J. B. Scherer
Palmer Welsh
Grant Allen
Gene Hennager
Victor Marean
Paul Baumgartner
Waldo Freitag
Roland Keen
David Seeholzer
Ray Montgomery
Jim Huffman
Roberta Benkert Selected for American Abroad in Malaysia
Roberta Benkert daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Benkert of 1403 17th Ave Milwaukee has been chosen by the American Field Service for the American Abroad Summer Program. She will travel June 16 from Milwaukee to San Francisco for orientation then to Manila and on to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia arriving June 20. She will stay with a Muslim family in Kuala Lumpur and attend school with a Malaysian sister.
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Roberta Benkert
Arthur C. Benkert
17Th Ave
American Field Service
New York
Malaysia
Roberta
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Manila
Kuala Lumpur
Selangor
Mohammad bin Abdul Ghani
Kamsiah
United States
AFL
Arbi
Stafford Cernan Set for Three Day Gemini Nine Flight
The Gemini 9 mission aims to dock with a barrel shaped satellite in a 182.8 to 185 mile high near circular orbit. Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan plan a 75 000 mile chase and orbital maneuvers similar to lunar return trajectories. Hiking the pace, Cernan will exit the craft for about two and a half hours as the mission unfolds.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Pacific
Apollo
Moon
Stafford
Len
Len Schull
Atlas
Schull
Cernan
U.S
U.S. Surveyor
Dewey Found Competent to Stand Trial in 11-Year-Old Killing
Russell C. Dewey 25 of Rockford has been ruled mentally competent to face trial for abducting and murdering 11 year old Susan Brady. Judge Charles Seidel targets August 15 to start proceedings after a Sanity evaluation ordered in Freeport following a venue change from Stephenson to DeKalb County.
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Sycamore
Ill
Russel C. Dewey
Rockford
Charles Seidel
Dewey
Susan Brady
Roy Lasswell
Freeport
Stephenson County
DeKalb County
Museum dedication plans postponed in Shullsburg
Dedication ceremonies for the Badger Museum and L.A.R.C. Sheltered Workshop scheduled for June 5 were cancelled due to schedule conflicts with R. Sergen t Shriver. A new date will be announced when the guest speaker is available to attend.
Green County March of Dimes awards health career scholar
From March of Dimes Miss Schuett Barns Grant Miss Madeleine Schuett, New Glarus High School senior, named recipient of the 1966 Green County March of Dimes Health Careers Award in memory of Leland Lamboley Monroe. The $400 scholarship provides $200 per freshman semester at LaCrosse State University to major in medical technology.
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Madeleine Schuett
New Glarus
Green County March of Dimes
Leland Lamboley
Monroe
Richard Newcomer
Green County National Foundation
Schuett
Harrison Schuett
LaCrosse State University
Sherman Hodgson
Paul Grossenbacher
Glarus
Carol Buehler
Robert Buehler
Awards Day Nears as School Enters Final Tests
The district awaits Awards Day in the gym with Commencement set for tomorrow night. Supt Huenink notes unusually cool June weather and that high school marks will be completed by IBM later in the week. Rev Calvin Fischer delivered an inspiring baccalaureate. Rev Paul Olm to give commencement remarks.
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D. J. Huenink
Huenink
IBM
Calvin Fischer
Monroe Country Club
Paul H. Olm
Rev. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Northeast Wisconsin Association
Wisconsin
United Church of Christ At
Appleton
Fischer
St. John’s
Key Club
Girl Service Club
Leo Sebald
Dairy Month Recipe For Today From Green County Farm Bureau
The Green County Farm Bureau Women submit a daily June Dairy Month recipe for The Monroe Evening Times. Mrs. Sam Waelti leads the effort with a lemon velvet cake recipe: mix cake, bake, top with lemon glaze, and serve from the pan. Serves 15 or more.
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Green County Farm Bureau
Monroe Evening Times
Sam Waelti
189 Candidates For Graduation Will Take Stage
The Class of 1966 graduation list includes Henry G Herzberger who finished high school in three years, earning honor keys and winning a school math contest. He plans to study math and science at Wisconsin with a future PhD, possibly entering medicine. Other diploma recipients will be announced at tomorrow night’s commencement in the high school gymnasium.
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Henry G. Herzberger
Herzberger
Eugene E. Herzberger
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Clinic
Eamon de Valera Seen as Strong Favorite for Second Presidency
In Dublin de Valera is considered a strong sentimental and political favorite to win a second term as president of the Irish Republic in a cautious, 'kid gloves' election.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
The
Irish Republic
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Senators
Hamburger
Associated Press Survey
Delaware River
Stafford, Cernan
Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Russel Dewey
March of Dimes
Schuett ‘Barns’ Grant
Physical Therapy
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Schroeder
Sebald
Whitewater State University
Jeanne Gibbons
Archie Gibbons
St. Victor’s
Green County Teachers College
Henry Herzberger
Patra Louise Ackermann
Elizabeth Barbara Affolter
Beverly R. Alm
Sandra L. Amacher
John Fred Ammon
Mary M. Ammon
Helen Ida Anderegg
Arthur F. Anderson
Christi Kay Ault
Robert John Ault
Kim M. Babler
William John Bacon
Alan Keith Barnes
Ann Bauman
Paul D. Beach
Hans W. Bernet
Joan Irene Bernet
Russell Roy Block
Gordon John Blum
Bernard A. Bong
Shirley Ann Bowen
Michael G. Brennan
Arden R. Brugger
Kristine Marie Brugger
Barbara Ann Buehler
Peter William Buehler
Michail A. Bumpke
Cheryl Ann Casey
Kathleen Lynn Casey
Sharon Lee
Paolo Vencenzo Frenzel
Cheryl Ann Fritz
Kristine R. Fritz
Nancy Lee Furniss
Cathleen J. Gempeler
Gregory L. Gibbons
Jeanne Elizabeth Gibbons
Randall L. Gobels
Marie Louise Goecks
Wynn F. Grendahl
William C. Grinnell
Duane G. Grossen
Larry Gene Grossen
Peter Gruber
Janene R. Guttmer
Wendy J. Hahlen
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