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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
5
A reader seeks guidance as a daughter dates a boy from a nudist family and worries about reputation. Abby counsels not blaming the boy for his parents' actions and urges ignoring gossip while judging individuals on merit.
A digest of place names and terms forming a crossword style clue, listing Going Places ACROSS with entries for Australian cities, Sault Ste. Marie, Persian, Hawaiian, Italians, and a down clue pointing to an auction.
Myron Jeglum county extension agent left the county to attend an adult education conference at the Wisconsin Center Building in Madison. The session covers education of the poor with welfare employment and vocational educators and runs through today and into tomorrow. Sponsors include the Wisconsin Council of Churches Free Library Commission and state education and welfare departments.
Terry E. Kuelling 82 of Mineral Point died Sunday after a long illness. A retired Milwaukee Road engineer who often tied up in Monroe during steam days, he worked 54 years and retired ten years ago. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow the Thompson Funeral Home Shullsburg with calling hours. Survived by wife Mabel, daughter Mrs. Gordon White of Seattle, sister Carrie Kuelling and two grandchildren.
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI postponed publication of an encyclical on Dante Alighieri to September to mark the poet’s 7th centenary. No reason was given for the delay. The pope was said to be preparing the document amid the occasion.
The Philadelphia born singer performed a farewell concert at Robin Hood Dell with about 35 000 in attendance. The President is troubled by a pilot’s death in Vietnam and shows visible sadness during the tribute event.
Renowned swing trumpeter Nest Nichols known as Red to fans and leader of the Five Pennies dies at age 60 in Las Vegas after a heart attack. Doctors confirmed the cause, noting he had called the Mint Casino to request a doctor.
Ogden native Nichols died after collapsing and was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital. A famed big band figure he cultivated many stars including Benny Goodman Joe Venuti Artie Shaw Gene Krupa and Glenn Miller his first arranger. nicknamed the man who plays the horn of plenty he coined the Five Pennies in 1927.
Luci Baines Johnson distances herself from an escort mystery in New Orleans. Sidney Kaplan, 21, University of Alabama student, met 17 year old Luci at the airport and escorted her to her hotel, amid questions about the nature of their relationship.
The article describes a city mayor escorting a mystery woman, Luci, in a car with Secret Service nearby. It notes Luci’s Washington occupation and her visit for the American Optometric Association event, while Kaplan is portrayed as a friend rather than a lover, with no dating between them.
Job seekers can find opportunities in Help Wanted classifieds. Advertisers post listings detailing positions, required qualifications, and contact instructions to recruit local workers. Local papers match openings with applicants through concise notices.
Flower Lover suggests testing if shouting curses at weeds in the backyard affects their growth. The idea is playful and observational rather than scientific.
The message invites troubled readers to write to ABBY in care of The Monroe Evening Times and include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply.
A historical notice invites readers to obtain Abby's booklet titled How To Have A Lovely Wedding by sending 50 cents to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles California. The item reflects a midcentury promotional offer for wedding content delivered by mail.
John F. McDermott aged 61, a native of Darlington and resident until 20 years ago, died yesterday in a Chicago hospital after a long illness. Arrangements are pending at Steil Funeral Home. Surviving: four sisters Mrs. Marvin Armstrong Darlington Mrs. LaVerne Metcalf Milwaukee Mrs. Al Hohman Minneapolis and Mrs. Homer Tresner New York N Y. and a brother Ervin King.
Funeral services were held at St. Matthew's Catholic Church Iron Ridge for Mrs Martha Ringle 87 who died Saturday in a Beaver Dam hospital She was the mother in law of Rex Zwygart and is survived by three daughters a brother 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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