Area Woman Injured in Highway 104 Crash
Mrs. Oscar Marian K. Lucas, 35, of Judo, was admitted to St. Clare Hospital after her car struck a bridge abutment on Highway 104 north of Brodhead. She suffers facial lacerations a brain concussion and a broken right shoulder. The accident occurred at 1 05 a m. and was investigated by deputies.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Monroe
Oscar
Marian K.) Lucas
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 104
Brodhead
Glen M. Hockman Jr
Route 1
Kent
Ill
Clarnotown
Frederick J. Amacher
Route 4
Wittenwyler Road
Highway 69
Mt. Pleasant
13Th St
28Th Ave
Merlin O. Hutchison
Beloit
Fred Altman
Hutchison
Altman
Alfred J. Kryder
Juda
Highway 11
William Harvey
State Patrol
Norman B. Wood
De Gaulle Visits Moscow to Seek East West Cooperation
Moscow hosts Charles de Gaulle on an 11 day state visit aimed at closer East West cooperation. He travels amid efforts to ease tensions and expand Franco Soviet dialogue.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Fox Lake man dies after horse incident
Ulmer Sr., 56, of rural Fox Lake was injured fatally Sunday when he was thrown from a horse during an attempted mounting.
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Fox Lake
Wis
Erwin Ulmer Sr
Father's Day memory verse by Clair R Munns
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns asks if readers remembered Father yesterday and made his day bright. It wonders if they expressed gratitude for choosing him as a dad in a small, thoughtful way.
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Clair R. Munns
Father
Paperboy Found Dead In Suspected Hit and Run
Superior police investigated the death of 14 year old Michael Fisher a Duluth News Tribune carrier found dead in a roadside ditch after delivering papers. An autopsy was ordered and his clothing sent to the FBI lab for analysis. The chief indicated a high speed vehicle likely struck him.
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Superior
Charles Bernard
Michael Fisher
FBI
Michael
Duluth
Valerie
Doctors Warned About Bill Boosts
Madison Wisconsin doctors were warned by the State Medical Society against inflating charges in anticipation of federal health funding. The editorial urged restraint, noting physicians must balance fee flexibility with responsibility while government money flows into health care.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Medical Society
D. N. Goldstein
The
State Medical Journal
Firemen Establish Line To Fight Blaze
Fire crews set a line on the 123 mile perimeter of a week old mountain fire in Los Padres National Forest. Containment announced but no control date given as the blaze burned 92000 acres of brush. The fire started June 11 after a light plane crash killed two Air Force enlistees and injured two others.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Padres National Forest
Air Force
Prices Ease Lower as New York Stocks Drift
Prices slipped in lazy trading this afternoon in New York stocks with little market action and a generally softer tone across the major averages.
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New York
Ed Wynn Dies After Bright Hollywood Career at 79
Ed Wynn, renowned comedian and actor, died in his sleep at 79 after a year of declining health. His son Keenan Wynn recalled the change in appearance and that Wynn battled cancer, remaining active until a few months ago and touring for charity earlier this year. He spent his final months in a Wilshire Boulevard apartment visited by family.
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Hollywood
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Red Skelton
Walt Disney
Dad
Washington
Keenan
Wynn
Wilshire Boulevard
Tracy
Ned
Guard Unit Starts 2nd Camp Week at CAMP McCOY
Wisconsin’s Red Arrow Division enters its second week of summer maneuvers after Gov. Warren P. Knowles praised the 9,200-strong 32nd Infantry Division during Governor’s Day. The full division will conduct mock combat drills while the 3,800-member Selected Reserve Force undergoes a rehearsal. Breidster Trophy went to Headquarters Co. First Battalion Milwaukee. outstanding commander was Capt. Gustave W. Frye of Superior.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
Red Arrow
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
32Nd
National Guard
Army
W. F. Breidster
Headquarters Co
Milwaukee
Gustave W. Frye
274Th Engineer Battalion
Superior
State Traffic Toll Hits 398 for Year in Wisconsin
The 1966 Wisconsin highway toll reaches 398 with multiple fatalities. Dodgeville man James Lesmeister, 44, dies when his car hits a tree after leaving Highway 23. Injured are Judy Bornbach, 39, and Kenneth Bornbach, 21, in a two car crash near Wausau. Hattie Conn, 75, is killed in Walworth County.Erence J Buckner, 24, dies when his car overturns near Lily in Langlade County. Gary Swimm, 20, survives call. Phyllis Pustelniak, 30, dies from injuries from a Kenosha crash two days later.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Wisconsin
James Lesmeister
Dodgeville
Lesmeister
Judy Bornbach
Rockford
Ill
Wausau
Kenneth
Hattie Conn
Harvard
Walworth
U.S. 14
Six Corners Road
Erence J. Buckner
Kite
Lily
Wolf River
Langlade
Gary Swimm
Lake
Phyllis A. Pustelniak
Chicago
Highway 192
Kenosha
Historical Society Meets Wednesday in Monroe
The Green County Historical Society holds its annual meeting this Wednesday June 22 at 8 p.m. in the May Luch singer Room of the Ludlow Memorial Library Monroe. Three directors will be elected and other business may be presented. Members are urged to attend.
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The
Green County Historical Society
Was Wounded Twice Cpl. Blum Earns The Purple Heart
Roger Willis Blum 18 years old has been awarded the Purple Heart and promoted to Lance Corporal in Company A 9th Marines for four wounds in Vietnam. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Willis Blum of 1409 29th Ave received the medal and citation by mail. Blum enlisted in August and went to Vietnam in February. He recovered from wounds and returned to action.
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Roger Willis Blum
Viet Nam
Willis Blum
29Th Ave
9Th Marines
Lance Cpl. Blum
W. F. Doehler
U.S. Marine Corps
Republic of Viet Nam
Blum
Finalists Named For Monroe Dairy Queen Event
Three finalists were named today for the Monroe Dairy Queen title. Karen Hanson Diana Isely and Barbara Wegmueller will be interviewed by judges from Albany Browntown and New Glarus this evening in the First National Bank Community Room. The Monroe Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow will crown the queen at Marco's Supper Club. Local judges Thomas Hartwig Donald Liedschlag and Mrs James Volkert assisted with selections.
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Monroe Community
First National Bank
Karen Hanson
Diana Isely
Roger Isely
21St St
Barbara Wegmueller
Ernest Wegmueller
Monroe
Monroe Rotary Club
Marco’s
Albany
Browntown
New Glarus
Green County
Monticello
Thomas Hartwig
Donald Liedschlag
James Volkert
Volkert
Storms Predicted For This Vicinity
The U S Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of west central and southwestern Wisconsin. A few severe storms with large hail and damaging winds were possible from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. CDT Monday. The threat area stretched along a line from Redwood Falls Minnesota to 30 miles south of Lone Rock Wisconsin.
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Chicago
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Redwood Falls
Minn
Lone Rock
Wis
Jaycettes at Work Again New Chair Helps Handicapped Child
The Monroe Jaycettes funded a new adjustable chair for a severely handicapped child at Monroe Rehabilitation Center St. Clare Hospital. Chair features adjustable head support back angle and foot support with a removable tray and lockable casters. The Jaycettes, active since 1963, recognize contributors Mrs Donald Pfister Mrs William Tuescher and Mrs Pat Kubly with chair by Fritz Wenger and upholstery by Star Upholstery Co. A team of specialists at the center treats brain injured children and families with pediatric orthopedic physical and speech therapy among others. 21 children receive care with 10 to 14 in a clinic. Gail Tower joins as a physical therapy consultant after Boston Children’s Hospital training.
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Kim Bainbridge
Thomas Bainbridge
Platteville
Monroe Rehabilitation Center
St. Clair Hospital
Jaycees
Kim
Bainbridge
Karen Loveland
Arnold Loveland
Monroe
Gail Tower
Madison
Monroe Center
Times
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Jaycettes
Jaycettes
Donald Pfister
William Tuescher
Pat Kubly
Fritz Wenger
Star Upholstery Co
Jaycee
Jack Fernan
Rockford Woman Reported Missing in East Side Search
Police intensified efforts for Charlene Kay O'Brien a 27 year old Rockford mother of three missing since Saturday after her blood smeared 1964 Chevrolet was found near the Colonial Shopping Center. Her husband Jack 28 said he sees no reason for harm. Police plan blood analysis and volunteers aided by private planes helped comb a nearby woods.
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Rockford, Ill
Charlene Kay O’brien
East Side
Colonial
Jack
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Co. B. Green County
128Th Infantry
84Th Inf
Co. B
32Nd Division
Ollie Fink
Paperboy
Historical Society
Cpl. Blum
Purple Heart
Cpl
Roger Blum
God
Boston Children’s Hospital
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