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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
2
Editorial Analysis by Associated Press Reporters
During the editor's absence the column offers an AP driven analysis of current news developments. It provides context, interpretation, and perspective on ongoing events and policy decisions shaping the day.
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The Heavyweights Rise and Fall in Geneva Talks
James Marlow argues Khrushchev dominates the Geneva talks with Gromyko as frontman. He notes the ministers achieve little, while Eisenhower demands progress before a summit. Khrushchev may concede at the last moment to justify a summit.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Wise Up Willya
A satirical prose piece by Ed Creagh urges readers to drop constant scowls and petty grievances. It mocks the gruff urban grind, urges self reflection, and challenges a life dominated by hatred and worry as the author sits at a typewriter observing city life.
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Wise Up
Willya
ED Creagh
Dairy Day extension amid June 1949 plan in Green County
W T Kane, co chair, extends call to develop June 10 1949 Green County Dairy Day as the year’s program proved highly successful. Also noted are infant respiratory death, a Durand auto crash victim, and longtime figures including cartoonist John T McCutcheon and assessor Everett Keel with real estate value rise.
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Green County
W. T. Kane
David W
Walter H. Reger
Durand
Carl Daugherty
Ohio
Harold Bear Farm
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago
Monroe
Everett Keel
Joy and Slow Walking: Sermon Ends a Reporter’s Revelation
A sermon urges slowing down to savor life and kindness. It laments hurried living and urges joy, openness to strangers, and resilience against gloom. The article notes the reporter glimpsed himself in a store window, scowling and rushed, deciding to change.
New Fine Doubled for Overtime Parking in Colu South Carolina
Colu hikes overtime parking fine from 50 cents to $1, with Robert S. Davis, chairman of the traffic committee, among the first to be fined under the higher penalty. The move, approved Monday, follows a recommendation by the traffic panel.
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COLU
Bia
S. C
Robert S. Davis
Mystery Writer Seeks Daughter in Lake Tahoe Disappearance
Kenneth Millar known as Ross McDonald pleads to his missing 19 year old daughter Linda, a UC Davis student who vanished ten days ago at a Lake Tahoe casino trip with two married men. Police questioned the men. a psychiatrist says the daughter felt guilt after a 1948 car death.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Millar
Millar
Ross McDonald
Linda
Davis
University of California
Lake Tahoe
Brodhead sewer extension approved by state health board
The State Board of Health approves Brodhead's extension of its sewer system and a Verona project to build a pump house and install pumping equipment. The actions were among several approvals for six Wisconsin communities.
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State Board of Health
Brodhead
Verona
Wisconsin
Amazing bargains in The Times classified daily
Classifieds in The Times showcase daily bargains across categories. Readers find ads for used goods, housing, vehicles, services, and jobs with brief details and contact information.
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Times
Propaganda War Rages Across Fence in Macao Schools
In Macao, Santa Teresa Catholic school fights Communist influence from the Green Island Free School across a fence. Principal Ignatius Wong uses a public address system to broadcast anti-Communist messages while children sing political songs. Santa Teresa now enrolls 1,053 students vs about 400 at the Communist school.
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Ignatius Wong
Santa Teresa
Green Island
Wong
Ye King’s Highway Named by King George in 1681
The main street of Haddonfield New Jersey was named Ye King’s Highway by King George of England in 1681, reflecting colonial nomenclature.
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Haddonfield
N.J
George of England
Graduates From Milton College Ceremony in Albany Area
Warren Schesser of Albany will receive a bachelor of business administration degree at Milton College on Sunday June 14. He is married to Rita Thurman and is the son of Mr and Mrs J R Schesser. Also graduating is C Kenneth Sisson, formerly of Albany, who will teach in Elmwood Wisconsin. Both are Albany High School alumni with spouses Carolyn Weber and Rita Thurman. Schesser majored in economics and Sisson in social sciences.
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Warren Schesser
Albany
Milton College
J. R. Schesser
Rita Thurman
Green County Teachers College
Brodhead
Schesser
C. Kenneth Sisson
Sissons
Albany High School
Sisson
Louis Sisson
Milton Junction
Carolyn Weber
Belleville
Elmwood
Wis
Big Corn Rush Over, But Hay Rush Ahead
Wisconsin farmers completed the corn rush and face a hay rush to come. The federal state crop report notes warm humid weather boosts growth and weeds, with cutworms in Pepin County and central and southern areas. Pastures remain generally excellent, meeting over 90 percent of cattle roughage needs.
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Pepin
Fuchs Likely to Leave Prison After Nine-Year Sentence
Klaus Fuchs, the famed atomic spy, is expected to be released from London's Old Bailey nine years into a fourteen year term. Home Secretary Butler may announce next steps, including potential deportation, as critics fear his freedom could aid Communist research while scientists question his current trustworthiness.
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London
Klaus Fuchs
Soviet Union
Richard A. Butler
House Commons
Fuchs
Old Bailey
East
Darlington OKs Civil Defense Group Ordinance
Darlington city council approves a Civil Defense organization ordinance and authorizes buying a tractor-loader backhoe for 5656.95 from Anderson-Thomas Co Madison via Center Equipment Co Darlington. An option to add an enclosed cab for 200 may be exercised before January 1 1960.
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Darlington
Anderson-Thomas Co
Madison
Center Equipment Co
Mrs. Pepoon Stricken at 86
Warren area obituary for Emily Pepoon 85 lifelong resident died yesterday at her rural home daughter Harriett Halquist survives. Louis Pepoon husband died 1958. Private services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Bartell funeral home with Rev. H E Melvin officiating. Burial Elmwood cemetery. Friends may call today.
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Warren
Emily Pepoon
Charles
Sarah Leverett Boone
Louis Pepoon
Harriett Halquist
Bartell
H. E. Melvin
Elmwood Cemetery
Jeep replaces camel leaves natives unsatisfied
In Africa and Asia where the jeep replaces the camel locals express discontent as the new vehicle cannot be milked eaten or used for tents when retired. The complaint centers on the jeep's inability to serve traditional needs beyond transport.
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