Astronauts Fail To Jostle Protective Cover In Gemini Flight
Gemini 9 astronauts failed to jar a protective shroud from the target satellite during their mission at Cape Kennedy. Ground controllers and mission crew debated postponing the space walk as they attempted to free the clamplike cover. The effort included explosive charges that did not detach the shroud, and the crew drifted 92 miles from the satellite as they neared their planned long space exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Eugene A. Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Mission Control Center
Stafford
Gemini 9
Cernan
Mission Control
Neil Armstrong
Houston
Tex
Stafford and
David R. Scott
James A. Mec-Divitt
Los Angeles
Mrs Tucker Rites Monday at St Ann's Warren
Mrs William F Tucker 90 died at Freeport Memorial Hospital after noon yesterday. Born Margaret Mahoney Nov 27 1875 near Warren she was the widow of William F Tucker who died in 1952. Survived by two brothers Robert Mahoney Warren and Edward Wenatschee Wash and a sister Kathryn Mahoney Warren. Funeral 10 a m Monday at St Ann's Catholic Church Warren with burial in the church cemetery. Rosary 8 p m tomorrow at Bartell Funeral Home after 7 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamen
William F. Tucker
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Margaret Mahoney
Michael and
Abigal Kelly Mahoney
Warren
Robert Mahoney
Edward
Wenatschee
Wash
Kathryn Mahoney
St. Ann's Catholic Church
John Reuland
Bartell Funeral Home
Railroad Overcrowded Engines Cited in Wisconsin Suit
John W. Alsop of Elmhurst Illinois assistant general manager of the Chicago and North Western Railway testified that the railroad could suffer from overstuffed engines and a staff shortage due to too many in the engine cab. He spoke Friday in the Wisconsin Railroads Association court case seeking to overturn the state's full crew work law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Alsop
Elmhurst
Ill
Chicago & North Western Railway
Wisconsin Railroads Association
Austrian Visitor Comes Dream True From Childhood Visit
Lore Hnatek of Wien Austria and Nancy Kundert Monroe plan a reunion visit after a long friendship rooted in wartime charity. Hnatek is set to arrive at O’Hare Field Chicago at 3 10 Friday afternoon and will stay over three weeks at the McGuire home. The correspondence began when Nancy, then a fourth grader, helped send clothing to needy European families in 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore Hnatek
Austria
Nancy Kundert
John McGuire
Monroe
Miss Hnatek
Wien
Vienna
O'Hare Field
Chicago
McGuire
Hannah Bind Schaedler
Frank Kundert
Mr. Kundert
Haatek
Daugh
America
Palm Sunday
Fred Luchsinger Dies at 80 in New Glarus
Fred Luchsinger Sr., 80, of New Glarus, was found dead in high grass near Highway 69 after a search lasting about 24 hours. Coroner ruled natural causes due to exposure and set death between 4 and 6 am. He was a retired farmer who lived in New Glarus since 1960 and was born in Engis, Canton Glarus, Switzerland. Surviving are Euphemia his widow, three sons Fred Jr Ray Ivan, a daughter, a brother and sister in Switzerland, 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Zentner Funeral Home, New Glarus, in charge.
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Fred Luchsinger Sr
New Glarus
Little Sugar River
Highway 69
Lloyd Grinnell
Monroe
Monticello
Willoughby
Green County Sheriff's Department
Dane County Sheriff's Department
Fritz
Robert Hahlen
Luchsinger
Green
Lafayette
Darlington
Swiss United Church of Christ
Euphemia
Claire Meythaler
Brodhead
Fred Jr
Ray
Ivan
Oswald
Engi
Canton Glarus
Aeschlimann
Elmonte
Calif
Edwin
Switzerland
Zentner Funeral Home
Monroe residents and visitors fill notes of family ties and travels
The column recounts Helen Hobbled’s return to the desk after a five week absence, details about a sprained ankle, and a rainy drive on Highway 59. It notes Henry Herzberger’s Wisconsin General Honors acceptance, Swiss travel by Mr and Mrs Grosen, and their son-in-law, with extended family visiting in Monroe. Also mentions Karen Lynn Johnson’s graduation and multiple families planning trips to Europe, including the Hubers’ Germany and Italy travel plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Jerry
Albany
Venice
Karen Lynn Johnson
Leo Johnson
Route 3
Monroe High School
Carol
William
Roger
Velma
Route
Dennis
Loren
Highway Bill Heads For Knowles Desk
A draft proposal was prepared for a legislative compromise on Gov Warren Knowles water pollution control bill. Assemblyman Norman Anderson suggested placing water policing in the Department of Resource Development with a three man commission. The plan would shift agencies, shelve the municipalities sewage loan program, and move the Office of Economic Opportunity to the governor.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Norman C. Anderson
D-Madison
Department of Resource Development
Assembly
Senate
Anderson
No. 4
Citizens Radio Net Incorporation Files
Citizens Radio Net, Inc. filed articles of incorporation with Helen F Bratzke register of deeds. John A Schindler is the incorporator and Robert Tschudy is initial agent. Directors include John A Schindler Allan Wire Robert Tschudy John C Mulhall Phillip Peterson and Ronald Engle.
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South Wisconsin
Peter Patches Circs Up Reading Club At Ludlow Library
A summer read ing club for children in grades one through six opens Monday June 6 in Ludlow Library's Memorial Children’s Reading Room. Miss Rita Rae M. Kaskey announces circus themed sessions from 9 to 1 30 and 2 to 6 Monday through Friday. Children with library cards may join. card applicants welcome. New books include Willy, illy, Don’t Be Silly, The Cock and the Ghost Cat, The Shattered Skull, A Song For Clowns, Laura’s Luck, The Frigate Philadelphia, Agatha On Stage, Rosebud, To Win a Race, and If I Had a Boat.
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Chidren
Luchsinger
Ludlow Lirary
Rita Rae M. Kaskey
Peter Patches
Laura
New York
Philadelphia
Agatha
Four to Participate Monroe FHA Meeting at Green Lake
The Monroe Wisconsin FHA chapter will send four members Jane Wells Jill Counselman Peggy Logeson and Aleda Schuetz to the state convention June 7 8 and 9 at Green Lake accompanied by adviser Mrs George House The program includes a keynote by Dean Glenn S Pound awards scholarships and degrees with Knowles addressing the closing session The convention gathers 88 members from 244 chapters with officers and recipients attending the final ceremony.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Association of Future Homemakers of America
Jane Wells
Jill Counselman
Peggy Logeson
Aleda Schuetz
George House
Green Lake
Grace
Rita Maliszewski
Arcadia
FHA
Monroe High School
Wisconsin
Maryellen Meinholz
Middleton
Deborah Reed
Clear Lake
Carol Brucek
Ladysmith
Ann Wilfert
Oregon School For Girls
Vesper
Scott Traynor
Milton
Wisconsin Association of Future Farmers of America
Warren P. Knowles
United
Norder Falls In State Tennis Meet Third Round
Norder of Monroe exited the WIAA State tennis tournament at Nicolet High School in the third round after a 6-8 7-5 6-1 loss to John Waite of Waukesha. The event opened yesterday with semifinals and finals today. 46 singles players entered and top seeds included Perlstein Nicolet Rushton Appleton Vanderhyden Menasha and Waite.
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Ait Norder
Monroe
Nicolet High School
Norder
Bernie Peterson
Neenah
Pat Conway
Menasha
John Waite
Waukesha
Perlstein
Nicolet
Rushton
Appleton
Vanderhyden
Waite
Woman Admits Abandoning Her Newborn Son
A 28 year old state office worker pleaded guilty to abandoning her newborn in the car of a state official. Patsy Blair formerly of Lake Tomahawk was released on bond for a pre sentence investigation. Judge Buenzli presided. The child was found wrapped in a beds spread in a cathedral parking lot by Wisconsin Employment Relations Board member Zel Rice.
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Madidun
Patsy Jane Blair
Lake Tomahawk
Dane County
William Buenzli
Zel S. Rice
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Wisconsin Senate approves highway tax and bonds plan
The 2012 Senate completed action on a plan backed by Gov. Knowles to raise gasoline taxes by one cent per gallon and authorize a $26 million bond issue to accelerate interstate and state trunk road construction. The measure also doubles Wisconsin’s $10 million student loan fund by transferring its administration to the State Commission on Higher Educational Aids. Opponents argued the bond interest funds do not build highways and would benefit bankers. The bill becomes law after Knowles signs, with bond work starting May 1, 1967.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Senate
Milwaukee County
Knowles
Casimir Kendzierski
Milwaukee
Joseph Lourigan
Chenosha
Peter Carr
Janesville
Illinois Line
Martin Schreiber
Dmilwaukee
John Reynolds
Schreiber
Henry Dorman
D-Racine
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
State Commission On Higher Educational Aids
Public Welfare Department
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Mrs. Tucker
Ter
Lore
Kundert
Alex Rutsch
Love
Fred Luchsinger
Richard Wagner
Yester
Helen
Henry Herzberger
Eugene £. Herzberger
Univer. of Wisconsin
Henry
Israel
John Grossen
Zurich
John Brown
Rhinelander
France
O'Hare
Brown
Billy
Ricky
Becky
Mrs
Wayne Stroessner
15Th Ave
Joseph B. Huber
17Th Ave
Germany
Italy
Rome
Huber
Rose Brams
Joe B. Huber
Jos
Huber Brewing Co
Picking
Hubers
Fred
Mary Ann
AVS
Lawrence University
Conservatory
Bill
Knowles’ Desk
Jill
Citizens Radio
Reading Club
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
Clair R. Munns
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