Monroe Evening Times Publisher and staff list note
The Monroe Evening Times lists Larry E. Lund as publisher James Bruce as class Adv Mgr Robert Beverley as circulation Mgr William Johnston Jr as Adv Mgr Robert Maurer as Prod Supt and Joan Gempeler as Office Mgr The paper is published daily except Sunday and certain holidays with Saturday edition until 12 noon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles F. Laube held in Brodhead
Mrs. Charles F. Laube 87 died Thursday at Skaalen Home Stoughton. Services were at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead with Rev Ronald E Massen officiating. Organist Merritt Milks and daughter Connie Sue sang Precious Lord and Under His Wing. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers Raymond and Charles Laube Durand Illinois Marion Laube Monroe Norman Chilton Davis Illinois William and Douglas Knight.
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June 11 History Highlights From World War II To Vietnam War
The entry recalls events on June 11 across years including 1942 lend-lease aid to the Soviet Union, the 1859 Comstock Lode discovery in Nevada, Roosevelt urging Italians against Mussolini, George Wallace ending segregation barriers at Alabama, the Wheelus Air Base departure in Libya in 1970, and other notes from 1963 1970 and recent history.
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Glancing Back June 11 1965 A Monroe death and Cuban updates
A heart condition may have caused the death of Mrs. Retha Flannery 60 formerly of Monroe now in Janesville six weeks. A Cuban sister claims high government plotting to overthrow Castro as riots shake the island and news is suppressed.
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Energy policy stalls as oil profits surge past 1974
An opinion column argues that 18 months after the embargo the push for energy independence falters as Congress fails to craft a long range plan. It notes tax changes, contested depletion allowances, and Ford's tariff proposal amid a shifting energy landscape and rising steel profits while oil companies face profit declines and rising future investment needs.
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