Sewell Named As Chancellor
MADISON The University of Wisconsin regents named Prof William H Sewell as chancellor of the Madison campus replacing Ruben Fleming who leaves for the University of Michigan Sewell a sociology professor aged 57 is seen as a strong ally of President Fred Harrington amid campus unrest and debates over student rights and discipline Sewell noted the need to evaluate the role of students while saying no immediate policy changes are planned He spoke of regular calisthenics and his pipe smoking habits and emphasized he will begin duties next fall with scrutiny from regents legislators and alumni.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
William H. Sewell
Ruben W. Fleming
University of Michigan
Sewell
Regents
Wisconsin
University
Fred Harvey Harrington
Harrington
James Nelsen
Green Bay
Walter Renk
Sun Prairie
Mother of Pee Wee King Drowns In River Near Oconto
Mrs. John Kuczynski sixty two or seventy two? died when a tractor stalled in the Pensaukee River near her Oconto County farm. The weather rainy river swollen. Firemen recovered the body downstream after she left the tractor to wade to shore.
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Oconto
Pee Wee King
Pensaukee
Oconto County
John Kuczynski
Bethke Instructor For Control Center
NEW GLARUS Times Special Ralph Bethke an instructor in the Submarine Control Center at the F B M Submarine Training Center Charleston S C is here visiting his parents on 30 day leave He reports back to duty July 8 He entered service in 1965 and is scheduled for discharge in March 1969.
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New Glarus
Ralph Bethke
Submarine Control Center
Charleston
S. C
Plans For Ice Cream Social And Club Activities
The Washington Center 4 H Club held its May meeting at Washington Town Hall to finalize plans for an ice cream social on Thursday June 15. A July 16 club tour includes a picnic at the wayside park. Gretchen Zimmermann and Ricky Ritschard spoke on projects and nature, with safety, health, and demonstrations presented by members.
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Town Hall
Washington Center
Washington Town Hall
Wayside Park
Gretchen Zimmermann
Ricky Ritschard
Diane Wasserstrauss
Bobby Drafahl
Janice Pagel
Diane Graber
Greg Smith
Graber
Army Pfc. Rex La Duke Declared Dead in Vietnam Action
The Defense Department said Pfc. Rex A. La Duke of Kimberly Wisconsin previously listed as missing is now listed as killed due to hostile action in Vietnam.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Rex A. la Duke
Kimberly, Wis
Vietnam
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A short classified notice inviting readers to rent a room via the Monroe Evening Times classifieds. It highlights available space and contact options for interested tenants.
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Monroe Evening Times
Nelson Defeated On Vietnam Issue
In Wisconsin the Democratic state convention balked at Nelson’s call to halt bombing in Vietnam, voting 262 to 240 against adopting his position. Nelson acknowledged representing a minority view while reaffirming his push for end to bombing to spur peace talks in Southeast Asia.
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Vietnam
Nelson
Southeast Asia
Pro Car Service Warns About Wheel Alignment Dangers
Local auto shop at 1117 18th Ave offers professional wheel alignment with equipment and knowhow to ensure safe driving. Phone number 325 4743 provided for service inquiries.
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18Th Ave
Ten Jobs Open For Area Youth
Green County youth ages 16 to 22 may begin a summer jobs program after June 19 1967. Jobs pay 1 25 dollars per hour for 32 hours weekly. Applicants from lower income families will be prioritized and interviewed June 20 at the Green County Courthouse Welfare Department between 9 30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Green County
William B. Mills
Janesville
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Southwestern Counties Community Action Committee
Green County Welfare Department
Fragmentary ad note hints at illogical marketing blip
A partial text fragment references an advertisement with odd wording and unclear subject. The snippet suggests a misused phrase or typographical error in an old notice, lacking concrete names, dates, or locations for full context.
Service members on leave from military posts
A2C John Meier home on a three week leave from Stewart Air Force Base Tennessee. He enlisted in the Air Force in fall 1965. Craig Stuessy, Ensign in the Coast Guard, spent a 10 day leave with his parents after being commissioned June 9 at the Coast Guard Academy Yorktown New York. Stuessy is a 1962 New Glarus High School and 1966 Platteville State University graduate. he entered service Feb 16 1967 and will report to Staten Island after leave.
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John Meier
Wilbert J. Meier
8Th St
Stewart Air Force Base
Tenn
Air Force
Stuessy
New Glarus
Craig Stuessy
Eugene Stuessy
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Academy
Yorktown
N.Y
New Glarus High School
Platteville State University
Staten Island
Cadet McCue Completes Army Helicopter Course
Second Lt. John W. McCue 21 son of Mr and Mrs Francis L McCue 541 Division St Darlington completed a 16 week helicopter pilot course at the Army Primary Helicopter School Ft Wolters Texas May 26 He trained to fly Army helicopters and to use them in tactical maneuvers.
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John W. McCue
Francis L. McCue
Division
St., Darlington
Army Primary Helicopter School
Ft. Wolters
Tex
Flight training at Army Aviation School Ft. Rucker
The subject will next undergo advanced flight training at the Army Aviation School in Fort Rucker Alabama. The move follows prior aviation experience and aims to deepen piloting skills for future assignments.
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Army Aviation School
Ft. Rucker, Ala
Army Pvt Pryce Assigned to 19th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam
Army Private Dennis L. Pryce 19 of Brodhead is serving near Qui Nhon in Vietnam with the 19th Engineer Battalion. He joined in December 1966 and is stationed with Company A after graduating from Brodhead High School in 1966. His wife Sherrie lives on Route 3 in Brodhead.
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Army
Dennis L. Pryce
Virgil C. Pryce
Brodhead
Qui Nhon
Vietnam
Pvt
Pryce
Ft. Leonard
Sherrie
Route 3
Brodhead High School
Susan Behrens Wins Thorp Essay Honors at Award Program
Brodhead senior Susan Behrens received a United States Savings Bond as Monroe office zone winner in the Tenth Annual Thorp Finance Foundation Essay contest held June 7. Principal J. R. Barnes presented the award. Behrens wrote on Wisconsin Symphony and is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Behrens of Brodhead.
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Susan Behrens
Brodhead
United States Savings
Monroe
Thorp Finance Foundation
J. R. Barnes
Brodhead Senior
Behrens
Wisconsin Symphony
William Behrens
Presbyterians Weigh Possible Mergers in Bristol Assembly
Bristol Tenn. reports the Presbyterian Church general assembly discusses potential mergers among congregations. Key leaders and church bodies attend as talks focus on unity, restructuring, and future regional collaboration.
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Bristol, Tenn
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
The
U.S. weighs mergers with other nations in nominations
The United States began considering several merger proposals involving nominations tied to foreign partnerships. Officials evaluate potential benefits and risks for national interests and regulatory alignment.
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U. S
Connors Named As Grand Knight At Knights Meeting
P. J. Connors was elected Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus at a Monday evening VFW Hall meeting. Bernard Gibbons becomes trustee as new officers include Sam Humbel deputy, Loren Fritz chaplain, Robert Paulik warden, Harold Miller recorder, Ronald Grimm advocate, J. D. Stricker inside guard, Robert Benkert outside guard, Joseph R. Ganshert treasurer. Reports on Eau Claire convention May 21 22 and plans for a Gratiot popcorn wagon summer use. Monthly summer meetings approved and refreshments served by Warren Gerhart.
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P. J. Connors
Knights of Columbus
VFW
Bernard Gibbons
Sam Humbel
Loren Fritz
Robert Paulik
Harold Miller
Ronald Grimm
J. D. Stricker
Robert Benkert
Joseph R. Ganshert
Connors
Parks and shrines cover vast lands in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky officials report 34 parks and shrines manage a total land area of 51 000 acres. The system oversees a large network of recreational spaces across the state.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
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Gaylord Nelson
Walgreen Agency
Thorp
Colorado
Gary D. Poff
Lowry A.F.B
Colo
Lackland Afb
Monroe High School
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Ruef
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