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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
5
Ollie Statz reports a donation of 1861 1865 and 1905 Wisconsin volunteer lists to the Mt Horeb Library. The books may be viewed on request at the library. The column also notes community notices from New Mexico visits to Monroe and local farm reports including edelweiss cultivation and tobacco planting progress.
A compact clue set includes Time to Ect, DOWN 38, 42 43 Italian stream, 44 Speed contest, 46 British school, 47 Iris layer, 48 Western Wyatt, 50 Ear. Solvers map cryptic hints to maintain theme and wordplay.
Funeral services for Joseph McDonald 56 Gratiot area farmer who died Sunday will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Gratiot Friends may call at Steil Funeral Home Darlington Rosary service will be at 8 tonight The item about delegates cites the 1890 First International Conference of American States in Washington D C.
Mrs. Charles Jensen 65 of Albany died unexpectedly at 4 30 a m in her home in the Norwegian settlement She was born Edna Josephine Levzow Oct 31 1899 in Green County and married Charles Jensen Aug 25 1922 in DeKalb IL They lived in the area since then Surviving are her husband two sons Victor Janesville and Richard Davis Wis one daughter Lorraine Whitehead Monroe six grandchildren two sisters Jessie Wells and Les Ringhand Evansville Friends may call at Sharer Funeral Home arrangements pending
Russell Gibson 68 retired implement dealer died yesterday in a Cuba City hospital after a long illness. He was World War I veteran and held Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Madison Zor Shrine and Commandry memberships. Survived by wife Marian a daughter Mrs. Melvin Duncan Cuba City a son Thomas Kenosha and six grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Haydenshield Funeral home with Masonic rites at 8 p.m.
Karen Buholzer and her parents depart for North University Evanston where she is chosen for NU Master of Arts in Teaching Program. The five quarter sessions plus nine months of internship in a Chicago suburban high school lead to a double master's degree in education and major field. Each recipient receives a substantial scholarship.
Washington reports that the Defense Department will grant combat pay of $55 a month to all 53,400 American service members in South Vietnam unless locally exempted by command authorities.
Classifieds urge employers to post Help Wanted ads to fill positions. Notices describe hiring needs, job types, and locations where applicants may apply, aiming to attract suitable candidates quickly.
Senator Mike Monroney asserts that Joseph McCarthy ruined his career during televised Senate hearings before the 1954 censure vote. He notes McCarthy’s high TV exposure created an unfavorable obituary, and recalls McCarthy’s 1957 death.
Cleveland Browns full back Jim Brown entered an innocent plea today in Municipal Court to assault and battery charges filed by an 18 year old woman. A jury trial was set for September with attorney Jerry Milano presenting Brown before Judge Hugh P. Brennan. Brown declined comment on the charges.
Miss Ayres testified that Brown struck her several times about the face and body in an east Dallas hotel room. Judge Louis Holland of Montague, Texas, was appointed to take over further trial court proceedings in the Jack Ruby case, succeeding Judge Joe B. Brown who requested removal. Dallas Judge Dallas A. Blankenship announced the appointment, noting Holland had previously presided over a May 24 hearing on representation for Ruby at a pending sanity hearing.
Israeli based actor Yul Brynner says he renounced his American passport as a formality to keep his family from possible separation during an international crisis. He stresses his devotion to the United States remains deep and unchanging.
The actor Yul Brynner, 45, is in Jerusalem working on a film project. He is a naturalized American with dual Swiss and American citizenship. His wife and daughter hold Swiss citizenship.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower endorsed legislation to let the federal government distribute birth control information abroad. He called curbing the population explosion vital to world survival and urged safeguards to prevent welfare funds from luring unwed mothers to bear illegitimate children. He warned that even legal sterilization as a last resort would shock many citizens.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner will address Fourth of July ceremonies in Copenhagen Denmark before returning to New York. He plans to depart July 1 with his two sons Robert and Duncan and return July 8.
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