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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1969
Page
2
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The FBI director condemns the New Left and SDS for violence and disruption on campuses. He links Marxist influence to Old Left groups and urges discipline to prevent revolution, calling for lawful conduct and rejection of campus unrest.
The text outlines a clash within SDS as pro-Peking PLP and Trotskyites push for worker student alliances while many members resist foreign party tutelage. It warns that the New Left seeks to overthrow the educational system with non negotiable demands and urges firm action to prevent anarchy.
Buckeye Home Extension Unit will meet at 1 30 p m Friday June 6 in the home of Mrs Russell Reed The major lesson is Flower Arranging Principles by Mrs Maynard Losey and a 41H member The minor lesson You're Never Too Old to Learn by Mrs Russell Reed This is a change of meeting place.
Blythe Myers is named recipient of the American Legion athletic award. Bruce Reichert of Carrington North Carolina becomes the new manager of the J C Penney store, succeeding Glen P Ude. The world premiere of The Big Circus debuts in Baraboo Wisconsin, known as Circus City USA. Five high school students earn trophies for outstanding music participation Karen Buholzer Greta Pitkin Anita Ainsworth Ruth Benkert and Sally Fritz.
A Rosann Keener two story obituary notes a 3 year old killed by a truck. A paratrooper George Bagley hospitalized after a civilian plane crash injuring companion George Hahner. Bank of America founder Amadeo Giannini dies in California. Local officials elected include Mrs. Lanz and Dr. Moore. Traffic bureau reform described.
Sixty years ago, on June 4, 1909, Monticello high school presented Mrs Crompton's Manager with Verona Klassy, Ella Lamont, Eva Atherton, Sharlotte Schuler, Grace Schroeder, Farrell Leighton, Arthur Etter, Le Roy Dodge, Harry Young, Jacob Elmer, Aaron Ladon, Walter Bowman, and Roy Penska. The senior class of five graduates Anna Zimmerrnan, Margaret Pratt, Anna Gemperli, Clarice Babler, and Harry Edwards adopted the motto Strive for Success.
On June 4 1919 with 27 shopping days left until July 1 when federal law bans liquor sales 22 dealers and one wholesaler file license renewal apps in case the repeal occurs Green County Bankers Association holds a banquet at Ludlow Hotel electing officers John Strahm Monroe as president Elmer Erickson Browntown as vice president P J Moser Monroe as secretary and G E Zuercher Brodhead as director.
On June 4, 1899 Messrs E R Francis and R R Lane rode into town from Brodhead on Crosby Peerless wheels to establish a local bicycle club offering wholesale prices. Will Bean of Fitzgibbons Bros. received a surprise party in his honor.
Recipe for sour milk waffles with 1 cup sour milk 1 cup flour 4 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar 2 eggs melted butter. Beat yolks add milk and butter. stir in dry ingredients. fold in whites. Makes four large waffles. Mrs. Martin Dickson Route 3 Monroe Wisconsin.
In LACROSSE AP two dozen milk marshalls were sworn in to issue mock summonses for drinking any beverage other than milk during Dairy Month. The first arrestee was Mayor Warren Loveland caught drinking coffee.
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