Fomenters of Chaos on the Sixteenth Anniversary Editorial
On the sixth anniversary of the Sarajevo assassination the editorial warns that minor incidents can spark major conflicts. It cites civil rights confrontations in the Deep South with college volunteers and advocates condemning leaders like Martin Luther King and the NAACP and CORE for inciting riots. It argues that such leaders should be held accountable to prevent further violence and progress toward anarchy and true equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Serbia
United States
South
Freedom
Martin Luther King
NAACP
T Men to the Rescue from Counterfeit Wood Nickel Plot
AP dispatch from Waupun notes Secret Service action against bogus money schemes. An agent confiscated a sack of wooden nickels used to publicize Waupun's 125th anniversary and ordered the Chamber of Commerce to cease. Industry jokes aside, debate over minting enough coins to avert shortages is raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waupun
Secret Service
Waupun Chamber of Commerce
Waupun Chamber
First National Bank
Treasury
Congress
Willoughby Named Chief at New Glarus
Earl Willoughby is hired as chief of police by the Village Board and begins duties. He brings seven years in the New Glarus department, including nearly two years as an officer and five years as a part time officer. He has first aid training qualifying him as ambulance driver and serves as a Green County deputy.
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Willoughby
New Glarus New Glarus
Earl Willoughby
New Glarus
Green County
Derailment of the Rock Island Rocket near Hallam Neb
A 1954 Rock Island Railroad derailment near Hallam Nebraska toppled eight of eleven cars and sent at least 75 people to hospitals. The era news item also notes a daily parade in the public square and other local events of years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Rocky Mountain
Hallam
Neb
Will B. Gnagi
Europe
Rome
May Luchsinger
Charles Ludlow
The Day Bucky the German Shepherd Vanished and Reappeared
A family recounts losing their eleven year old German shepherd Bucky from the back seat of a car in a crowded shopping center. After a long search with newspaper ads and tips from strangers, a station attendant remembered seeing him and he was found four miles away exhausted after nearly ten miles of walking. The family credits neighborly help and perseverance with reuniting them with their pet, a moment of relief and joy for all.
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Bucky
Dixie Thompson
Massachusetts
SPCA
Reverend Wilson ordained at Calvary Baptist Superior
David Wilson, cousin of Mrs. Earl Grenzow of Juda, was ordained in Calvary Baptist Church at Superior where he serves as pastor. He is a Lancaster High School graduate, studied at Moody Bible Institute and Dallas Theological Seminary, and is married to Carol Lee with three children.
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Wilson
Superior Juda
David Wilson
Earl Grenzow
Juda
Calvary Baptist Church
Superior
Lancaster High School
Moody Bible Tute
Theology
Dallas
Tex
Carol Lee
New Members and Rent Ad Contact Details
New members Douglas Dean Wang of Route 2 Argyle joined on July 16 1963. Patty Walters of Route 3 joined on Aug 2 1960. Reach renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or call 325 5101 Monroe Evening Times.
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Douglas Dean Wang
Argyle
Patty Walters
Monroe
Shake Rag! to debut in Mineral Point July Fourth weekend
A special Mineral Point production titled Shake Rag! brings to life early frontier figures including Gov Henry Dodge and Chief Black Hawk. A 90 member cast rehearsed two and a half weeks to perform at the Point Theatre on July 4 and 5 with tickets available at the theatre or via the Ben Franklin Store and Town County Democrat Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
A. J. Wittmann
Center
Matilda Hood
Ermadine Martin
G. W. Featherstonhaug
John Rohr
Point Theatre
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Henry Dodge
Mary-Kate
Tom Tews
Madison
Point
Alexander Hamilton
Black Hawk
G. W. Featherstonhaugh
Featherstonhaugh
Wisconsin Idea Theatre
Ben Franklin
Town County Democrat-Tribune
Tax Office Closure Announced by Wisconsin Tax Rep
Lloyd Girard of the Wisconsin Department of Taxation announced the office will close from Monday, June 29, to Sunday, July 5, affecting taxpayers seeking services. Local residents were advised to plan ahead for pay and inquiry deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Girard
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Red China Protests Viet Nam Premier Hails U S Actions
Saigon reports Premier Nguyen Khanh praised U S support against communism while denouncing China and Laos actions. Peking warned the Indochina situation had grown grave as Tokyo papers debated U S policy and possible military moves. United States ambassadors and Vietnam conflict spurred editorials and Hong Kong papers forecast expanded military activity in Southeast Asia.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Peking
Indochina
U.S
Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Gulf of Thailand
Rach Gia
Mekong River
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Chen Yi
United States
Laos
Viet Nam
Taylor
Tokyo
Japan
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hanoi
Japan Times
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Dairy Month Recipes For Today
Pineapple and cheese salad combines orange jell, crushed pineapple, whipped cream and grated Swiss or cheddar. Three layer jello dessert builds a brown sugar crust, marshmallow milk layer, whipped cream topping, and a strawberry jelly layer with berries. Variations include orange with peaches or raspberry with raspberries. Mrs Roy Reinmann Route ing cream.
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Roy Reinmann
Blanchardville Tour Guests Visit Chetek Relatives
Mrs Earl Barber reports Blanchardville visitors Lt Col James Schofield and family from Goose Bay Labrador have traveled to Chetek to see Dr I P Schofield and family. Father s Day supper guests include Fred Stoller Judy Grant Hanson of Bessemer Ala and Anton Hanson Herbert Lyngan. Clara Hanson returns from Pecatonica visit. A spring monarch butterfly lays up to 400 jade green eggs on milkweed leaves.
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James 8. Schofield
Goose Bay
Labrador
Glen Syses
Chetek
I. P. Schofield
Fred Stoller
Judy
Grant Hanson
Bessemer
Ala
Mmes
Anton Hanson
Herbert Lyngans
Grant Hansons
Anton Hansons
Clara Hanson
Norman Warren
Pecatonica
Farm Safety Efforts Urged
The President's Conference on Occupational Safety urges stronger farm safety. Officials cite high farm accident deaths, limited on the job training, lone work, and hazards from equipment. They call for local safety groups and a National Farm Safety Week starting July 19 25 to promote ongoing safety messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Extension Service
Lloyd H. Davis
Davis
Johnson
May Tee
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery X
Odell
Guy
Editorial
Newton E. Moats
Duluth
Herbert L. Adams
Gazette Printing Co
Janesville
Belleville Recorder
Robert Wenger
Marshall L. Peterson
Courthouse Square
Monroe High School
New York
John W. Davis
Otto Blum
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Milwaukee Road
Tschudy
John N. Burns
Salem
Mass
Times Children’s Club
Michael Wallace Stuessy
Mark James Swyer
Donna Jean Zee
Thomas Scott Torkelson
Blanchardville
Thomas Gene Zimmerman
Denis Charles Behring
Brian Lee Zimmerman
12Th Street
Mark Eugene Flannery
Diane Eva Putnam
South Wayne
Traci Lyn Stauffer
Dwight Raymond Indergand
William Clifford Ludwig
Brodhead
Eugene Emmanuel Hafen
Thomas Lee Burkhalter
Dennis Lee Simler
Browntown
Debra Jean Haeft
Winslow
Kson
Monti
Steven Michael Allen
11Th Street
Duane Allen Meier
Mark Michael -Flannery
Richard LaVerne Gadow
Christine Marie Blumer
Sandra Kay Naef
13Th] Street
Randy Kim Steinmann
Karen Ann Arnsmeier
Roscoe
Ill
Evening Times Club
Red China
Earl Barber
N Power and Light Company
Uwighni
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