St Clare Hospital seeks 4 million expansion to modernize
St. Clare Hospital announced a 4 million dollar development plan to expand to nearly 300 beds and modernize facilities. The drive, supported by the Mother House of the Sisters of St Agnes and local gifts, aims to fund a rapid public appeal by Sept 1 to meet rising community medical needs.
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Wilfreda
Sisters of St. Agnes
Wilfreda
Arthur C. Benkett
Schmidt, Garden and Erikson
Chicago
St. Clare
Robert M. Bussen
Neva Gnagi
M. W
Stuessy
Daniel Shea
Times
The Lean Years Weigh On Hopes of Man and Woman
A terse verse contemplates the dread of lean years as a man hopes to end lack and a woman prays that hers will be better. The refrain frames hardship and anxious anticipation as shared burden.
Chicago Produce Market Proposal Outlines Multimillion Plan
A U S Department of Agriculture study recommends a giant Chicago produce market to replace current South Walter Fulton Randolph and Stock yards facilities. The $65 million to $84.6 million site would include 40 multi occupancy buildings and two frozen foods warehouses, potentially saving $20 million annually in marketing costs.
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Chicago
U. S
Robert L. Holland
Agriculture Department
Research Service
Chicago Plan Commission
Holland
Walter, Fulton, Randolph and Stockyards
Cook
DuPage
Kane
Kendall
Lake McHenry
Will
Illinois
Lake and Porter
Indiana
Lake Calumet
O’hare International Airport
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
Midway Airport
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market steadies amid irregular demand
Prices show full steadiness with varied demand. Cheddars trade around 43 to 46 cents per pound, 40 pound blocks 43 to 46 cents, single daisies 47 to 50, longhorns 47 to 47, and midgets 47 to 50 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Dairy Queens Named in Green County Parade Contests
Nine finalists from Juda and Monticello were chosen as Dairy Queens and will compete for Green County Queen. Final judging and a Queens Banquet are set for tonight at Monticello High School, with crowning after the Saturday parade.
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Monticello
Green County
Kay Haden
Belleville
Nelva Smith
Harry Smith
Harriet Keener
Owen Keener
Route 1
Betty Helland
Nancy Siegenthaler
Monroe
Christine Zimmerman
Ralph A. Zimmerman
Joyce Pagel
Daryl Pagel
Route
Keener
Monticello High School
Channel 3
Madison
the Agricultural Chest
Henry Spring
Kidnap Suspect Harris Gets Court Appointed Counsel
In Rockford Illinois a Circuit Court magistrate named two interim lawyers for Sanford Harris 43 charged with kidnapping and beating a Rockford woman. John Beynon and Leonard Remencius appointed to represent Harris as he awaits public defender system start July 1. Bond set at 100000. The victim Charlene Kay O'Brien 27 mother of three remains in serious condition.
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Rockford, Ill
Sanford Harris
Rockford
Robert Gemignani
John Beynon
Leonard Remencius
Harris
Beynon
Remencius
Winnebago County
Charlene Kay O’brien
Market advances at heaviest pace of the week
New York stock market continues an irregular advance this afternoon with trading at the heaviest pace of the week.
Green County Historical Society names new directors
Three directors were elected at the annual meeting held at Ludlow Memorial Library. They are Mrs. L. J. Schroeder John F. Kundert and Lyman Pitkin who was re elected. Pitkin chaired the meeting which discussed turning the former Universalist Church into a museum and moving artifacts from two school houses stored since 1958. Representatives from the State Historical Society will assist Monroe plans for displays.
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The
Green County Historical Society
Ludlow Memorial Library
L. J. Schroeder
John F. Kundert
Lyman Pitkin
Pitkin
Universalist Church
Sociey
State Historical Society
Monroe
Luchsinger
Innocence claimed by Alfonsi Hutnik in lobby probe
Wisconsin lawmakers Paul Alfonsi and Willis Hutnik and Milwaukee banker Howard Meister face bribery charges in a Dane County Grand jury lobby probe. Alfonsi and Hutnik deny the allegations about accepting payments to back an accelerated highway bill. Meister is charged with directing a lobbyist to solicit a vote repeal the branch banking ban. Trials set for July 6 and July 11. Meister defends his name and branch banking principles.
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Milwaukee
Dane County
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Willis Hutnik
Ladysmith
Howard Meister
West Side Bank of
Anthony Wise
Hayward
Alfonsi
Hutnik
Meister
Milwaukee County Democratic
Dorothy Effinger
Earl Elfers
D-Trevor
Norman Skogstad
Edwin Wilke
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Senate
Grand
Wise
Assembly
Republican
Russell cites improving U.S. Vietnam war situation in Saigon
Senator Richard B. Russell said the U.S. military situation in Vietnam is improving and political stability in Saigon is a great deal better than six weeks ago. He spoke as officials assess progress in the conflict and regional stability.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Barribeau Named Monroe Recreation Director Start Aug 1
Ronald J. Barribeau, Eau Claire North football coach and former Brodhead coach, named Monroe Park and Recreation Director. He will begin around August 1, with James Mauermann continuing as assistant director and city forester. Barribeau's extensive coaching and recreation background spans Iowa and Wisconsin, including St. Paul and West Allis programs, with Army service and family of five.
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Ronald J. Barribeau
Eau Claire North
Brodhead
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Barribeau
James Mauermann
City Forester
West Allis Gentral High School
Luther College
Decorah
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Miami University
Florida
West
Explorer Scouts
New Hapton
Fredericksburg
Eau Claire
Athletic and Recreation
Oconto
Retired businessman J B Heeren dies at 90 in Monroe
J B Heeren a longtime banker insurance and real estate dealer died at Monroe Manor Nursing Home aged 90 Born May 4 1876 in German Valley Ill Heeren moved to Monroe in 1901 served as cashier at Commercial and Savings Bank until 1920 then ran J B Heeren and Son Insurance and Real Estate with his son Roy later becoming Heeren and Coplin Funeral services pending at Shriner Neushwan der Funeral Home Survivors include his son Roy and grandson Donald.
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J. B. Heeren
Monroe Manor
Monroe Area
J. B
Jelle Benjamin
Commercial and Savings Bank
Roy J. Heeren
Jerry I. Coplien
Heeren and Coplien
German Valley
Ill
Jelle and
Taalke Heeren
Dixon College
Dixon
Ili
Bertha Wenger
Monroe
Heeren
Roy
Donald
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Dairy Industry Says Milk Is No Longer Sacred
Washington a dairy industry spokesman says milk producers must accept that the dairy cow is no longer sacred on nutritional political and economic stages. The American Dairy Association notes government moves to curb price increases and shifts from butter to margarine and more cheese imports.
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Washington
American Dairy Association
Association
Msgr Foley Resigns as Loras College President
Msgr Dorrance Foley, head of Loras College in Dubuque for ten years, resigned effective July 1. Archbishop James Byrne accepted the resignation with regret and announced Foley will become pastor of St Patrick's parish in Dubuque. No successor named yet.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Dorrance Foley
Loras College
James Byrne
Msgr. Foley
St. Patrick’s
Foley
Bear Shot Near Kansas City After Wandering Outside Habitat
A second black bear, about 170 pounds, was killed by sheriff's deputies Wednesday night roughly 30 miles west of downtown Kansas City. The animal had strayed from its Arkansas Ozarks homeland in search of ripe fruit as bears have been ranging farther than usual.
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Kansas City
Ozarks
Arkansas
Monroe Chamber announces cross border tax collection meetings
Archie Myers Jr. says sessions for border retailers will explain a cooperative plan to collect Wisconsin and Illinois sales and use taxes. The Monroe meeting July 13 in the municipal building follows a July 7 Freeport session.
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Archie Myers Jr
Monroe
Wisconsin
Illinois
Myers
Two More Children Drown in Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports two Wisconsin children drowned amid heat wave crowds at lakes. Wanda Gabel, 11, of Milwaukee, died at Big Muskego Lake. John Egan Jr., 2, of Superior, drowned at Amnicon Lake near Superior. The boy wandered from his cottage yard and was found by his father.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Wanda Gabel
Milwaukee
Big Muskego Lake
John Egan Jr
Superior
Amnicon Lake
Ten Month Old Burns in Browntown Coffee Accident
Ten month old Ken Allen Runkle son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Runkle Browntown is in satisfactory condition at St Clare Hospital with first and second degree burns to chest and back after spilling hot coffee on himself. He was admitted at 10 05 p m Tuesday.
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Ken Allen Runkle
Melvin Runkle
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
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Clair R. Munns
Historical Society
Banks
Ronald Barribeau
J.B. Heeren
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