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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
2
The Emery- Odell newspaper notes AP and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League memberships. It lists subscription rates including 35 cents weekly for city carriers and annual mail rates $12 to $14, with all payments required in advance. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and phone 325-5101.
The piece argues foreign aid risks national image and prods political interests. It notes U S assistance totals for Arab nations, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Yemen, suggesting aid fuels conflict while claiming neutrality is hollow. It warns of entangled commitments like a tiger by the tail.
Keith Fuller 23 of Stoughton was found dead in debris after a Monday blaze destroyed the three story wooden Stoughton Truck Body Co building. Fire crews from five communities battled the flames as Fuller’s coworkers escaped from the third floor where the men were at work.
Walter J. Tardy Jr. of Madison becomes the first Negro to earn a doctor of medicine from the University of Wisconsin on Monday. The medical school at UW was established in 1925.
Evansville obituary notes Mrs. Louis Della Klinesmith age 89 formerly of Evansville died Sunday night in a Waukesha hospital. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at Allen Funeral Home. She was born in Richland Center and moved to Waukesha. survived by husband Jefferson a son E Ray Lee and a daughter Mrs Allen Warden, all of Waukesha.
Robert Becker of Orangevill e is released from the Army after 18 months in Germany. Knowles seeks the GOP nomination to run for Senate. Cub Scout Dens 11 and 14 are guests on the Rondy Mac Show on Channel 13.
June 6 1947 report notes spring interest in soil conservation is the best ever, per O G Kimball of the county conservation office.
More than 300 fox and coon hound men attended trials in Poy nette despite high wind and dust. Peggy owned by John Hauser Monroe won first prize in the fox chase with Bullet owned by E H Zingg finishing second.
Forty years ago today on June 6 1927 the Normal School held graduation exercises with 23 students receiving diplomas. The program featured two popular numbers Sam the Accordion Man and My Babys Back performed by the third band concert.
Green County reports 2151 men aged 21 to 30 registered for the draft the previous day with 319 from Monroe and 100 from Brodhead. Louis Hirsig formerly of Monroe is elected president of the Madison Rotary Club.
On June 6 1907 F B Luchsinger purchases the D C Ryan monument works also known as Monroe Marble Works. Only a few attend the high school alumni meeting prompting D A Stearns president to call another session to plan the reunion for June 14 at the Armory.
John W. Andereck, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Andereck, 1811 16th Ave, is named guidance director at Plymouth High School. He has served as guidance counselor there five years and succeeds Vera Carlyle upon her retirement. He has 10 years in the Plymouth system, with roles in biology teaching and Title I duties, holds a 1966 MS from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, and is active in local education associations. The Andereck family resides at 525 Chaplin Court, Plymouth, with wife Patricia Kelley and three sons.
Wisconsin starts monthly casualty tallies for Vietnam war dead. Governor Warren P. Knowles announced the state will maintain a cumulative list through the Department of Veterans Affairs.
In a quiet scene a company laments a missing act from a production. The note seeks help locating the vanished element, urging patrons and staff to report any sighting or clue related to the absent performance.
Classified ad seeks to rent a room in a private residence listing apartment features and contact method. Includes location hints and rental terms. Indicates urgency and one or more potential roommates or landowners respond to inquiry.
More than 100 people gathered June 1 in Dodgeville for a Kick Off banquet to start June Dairy Month. Speaker Joe Larsen urged year round promotion while queens from Green, LaFayette, Grant, Iowa, and Green County highlighted dairy leadership and 4 H efforts. Local officials and industry groups celebrated dairy’s role in health and economy.
Jill Olson daughter of Lt. Gov. Jack B. Olson will wed William P. Gaffney a University of Wisconsin law student from Wisconsin Dells. The ceremony at St. Cecilia's Catholic Church will be conducted by Rev. Conrad Gaffney the groom’s uncle.
In 1965 poachers killed about 50,000 Florida alligators. The mass killing raised alarms about the species numbers and conservation status in the state.
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