Winners Named For Art Contest By Woman's Club
Winners in the Helen Farnsworth Mears art contest in Monroe were announced by Mrs. Dwain E. Mings. Class A tempera winners were Thomas MacInnis and Ronald Goecke. tagboard and tissue paper winner Larry Kopp. Class B first prize went to Mary Zupane. Elizabeth Ripp took second in Class B. Awards and judging details followed with forthcoming district level judging and April club presentation.
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Helen Farnsworth Mears
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Dwain E. Mings
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thomas MacInnis
John MacInnis
30Th Ave
Harry Beast
Mary Zupane
Edward Zupane
19Th Ave
Rose Anthony
St. Victor’s School
Elaine Grendahl
Frederick Grendahl
17Th Ave
Holy Cross
Elizabeth Ripp
Donald Ripp
9Th St
Ann Lamboley
Leland Lamboley
Racine
Mings
Fontanna
Wis
Woman's Club of
Lapidary Society to Meet With Mayor Ekum Speech
The Badger Lapidary and Geological Society Inc will meet at 8 p m in Ludlow Memorial Library on Tuesday March 22 An important business meeting two field trips will be announced and Mayor Walter R Ekum will be the speaker He will discuss copper mining at the White Pines Mine in northern Michigan where he once worked as an engineer Guests may attend
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Lapidary Society
Badger Lapidary and Geological Society, Inc
Ludlow Memorial Library
Walter R. Ekum
Ekum
White Pines
Michigan
Fleeing Gunman Causes Terror
A gunman hijacked a family, held three members hostage in Eugene Oregon, and was fatally shot after a three hour pursuit that included exchanges of gunfire. A wounded passerby and an infant escaped unharmed as police closed in and the robber died in Sacred Heart Hospital. The episode escalated after he tried a market hold up and led officers on a downtown chase. The gunman identified as Harvey LeRoy Baker also known as David LeRoy Lathman had ties to Modesto California and Salem Oregon. In Detroit, Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh announces a bid for the U S Senate.
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Eugene
Ore
Marvin Keel
Harvey LeRoy Baker
Keeler
Jerby
Baker
David LeRoy Lathman
Sacred Heart Hospital
Modesto
Calif
Salem
Milton Seligman
Martin
Keelers
Dale Allen
Australian Money Displayed At First National Bank
Australian decimal currency on display in the west window of the First National Bank through Monday. The exhibit, sent from Canberra by Mrs Paul Siple, includes eight new currency pieces and coins with booklets on the mint and animals. It will be returned to Australia with Miss Catherine Siple in Kent, Ohio.
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First National Bank
Australia
United States
Michael Johnson
Paul A. Siple
Canberra
Siple
New Zealand
Austalia
Johnson
Catherine Siple
University
Kent
Ohio
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A short verse encourages churchgoers to attend, noting each church bears a steeple pointing skyward as an invitation to worship Him on high.
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Clair R. Munns
Astronauts Return to Cape Kennedy After Gemini 8
Neil Armstrong and David Scott returned to Cape Kennedy aboard a jet from Hawaii after Gemini 8 linked with an Agena and tumbled, ending in an emergency landing. They will meet with NASA officials for three days to analyze the flight and plan a review of the mishap. Walter Schirra Jr. and Frank Borman accompanied them on the goodwill tour.
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Fia
Gemini
Triumph
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Hawaii
Armstrong
Scott
John G Albert
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ater
Agena
Eat
NASA| 1
Cape
Neil
Dave
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Frank Borman
Far East
Hollywood Serenades Lynda Bird Feted On Her Birthday
Linda Bird Johnson, aged 22, celebrated with an exclusive Hollywood birthday party hosted by actor George Hamilton. Guests included Greer Garson, Glenn Ford, Natalie Wood, Red Buttons, Lucille Ball, and Tony Curtis. Secret Service screened the event. midnight visits to The Daisy discotheque followed before Linda returns to Austin to resume University of Texas studies.
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Linda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Lynda
Eddie Fisher
Tony Curtis
Christine Kaufman
Samantha Eggar
Tom Stern
George
Ann Hamilton Spalding
Bill
David
Lynda Bird
Hamilton
Greer Garson
Glenn Ford
Kathy Hays
Hugh O'Brian
Natalie Wood
Red Buttons
Acille Ball
Comie Gary Morton
Lisbeth Scott
Tony Martin
Cyd Charisse
Holly Wood
Secret Service
Linda Bird
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Stan Bran to feature Monroe tornado on TV program
Stan Bran’s Outdoors Calling on WMTV Channel 15 Madison will showcase the most remarkable color tornado photo from near Monroe taken three minutes before the Palm Sunday 1965 twister. The 13th annual Spring tornado program airs at 5 p.m. Saturday March 26, highlighting the Monroe event and unseasonal weather driving local interest.
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Stan Bran
WMTV
Madison
Monroe
Bran
Palm Sunday
Stan
Marion
Julie Lynn
Janet Lorrie
Jill Louise
Jenny Lea
Wisconsin
Wm, TV
Two Deaths Boost Traffic Toll to 162
Two people died in Wisconsin traffic incidents Friday night and today, raising the year toll to 162. Leon Mayfield, 37, of Milwaukee, was killed while changing a tire on a Milwaukee street. Mrs. Norman Krueger, 50, of Edgerton, died in an accident at Highway 59 and Interstate 90 in Walworth County. her husband’s car collided with a truck and Krueger was listed in satisfactory condition earlier.UN
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Wisconsin
Leon Mayfield
Milwaukee
Norman Krueger
Edgerton
Walworth County
Krueger
Concert Offers Musical Variety Bubble Machine To Be Feature
Monroe High School symphonic band with 90 players and Junior High cadet band with 65 perform a Tuesday 8 p.m. concert in the Junior High auditorium. Program includes patriotic and classical works, vocal solos, Latin American pieces, a Spanish Bolero, and encores featuring a bubble machine. Cornet and trombone trios perform with the final march Parad ing The Brasses. Concer tino by Fritz Welke, prize winner from the American Bandmasters Association, is featured.
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Monroe High School
Jon Moritz
Linda Abigglen
Larry Krattiger
Barbara Wegmueller
Nancy Hughes
Phil Peerson
Tom Nonjahl
Dianne Milestone
Fritz Welke
American Bandmasters Association
Rescue Effort Fails But Victim Was Safe
SOUTH EL MONTE Calif A deputy heard a woman's scream from a burning house. He crawled through thick smoke to the rear where the woman stood in the yard unharmed. She was recovering from smoke inhalation but in good condition Friday.
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EL Monte
Calif
Bart Natsin
Natsin
Satsin
Ashau hit again by B52s in Friday night strike
US Air Force B52 bombers from Guam hit the Ashau Special Forces camp, previously overrun by North Vietnamese forces last week. Spokesmen say most Americans are accounted for and surviving Viet Cong support troops were extricated. Ground actions near Da Nang and Nha Trang saw Marines and other units reel in several engagements as carriers, jets, and helicopters supported operations across South and North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ashau
Guam
Daos
Honolulu
U.S
Bich Jam
da Nang
North
Viet Nam
Nha Trang
Air Force
Navy
Vinh
Highway 15
Panhandle
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Phantom
Mu Gia
Chanh Hoa
Quang Suoi
Thanh Hoa
Pope Paul VI Blesses Throngs in St Peter's Square
Pope Paul VI blessed a crowd of several thousand visitors from Italy and abroad in St Peter's Square on St Joseph's Day, marking a ceremonial salute to pilgrims and tourists.
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Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
St. Joseph's Day
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