Five Mishaps Reported Across Green County Roads
Green County deputies logged five weekend mishaps including a Juda front end crash into a heifer, a Baraboo eastbound collision with a fence, two Brooklyn area crashes at C and E junction, and a Newman Feed driveway incident. A Monroe rider suffered a knee abrasion in a motorcycle crash and other minor collisions occurred on Highway 1181 and 19th St 15th Ave intersections. Police noted foggy conditions and pedestrians as factors in some accidents.
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Green County
Brooklyn
Sheila R. Endicott
Irvin Bartels
Juda
Betty M. Zweifel
Newman
Anita Haman
Monroe
James A. Webster
14Th St
Webster
Ralph H. Kubly
15Th Ave
10Th St
20Th Ave
Peter J. Inabnit
24Th Ave
Robert C. Gordon
Sth Ave
Charles M. Lostetter
7Th St
Aufenacht
Ralph Keegan
16Th Ave
Thomas R. Hartwig
17Th Ave
Hartwig
Pedestraans
Samuel H. Pickett
13Th Ave
Leland E. Nipple
11Th Ave
19Th St
Dog Finds New Home After Times Appeal
A shepherd type dog staying with Paul Bass on Route 1 Orangeville was adopted by Albert H Beyers of Route 1 Orangeville after two paragraphs in The Monroe Evening Times last Tuesday. Beyers planned to keep the dog as a farm pet following his inquiry prompted by the newspaper notice.
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Paul Bass
Route 1
Orangeville
Monroe Evening Times
Albert H. Beyers
Bass
Woman Falls to Death from Manhattan Hotel
Jennifer White, 20, of Burlington Wisconsin, died after falling 15 stories from a Manhattan hotel on Saturday according to police reports.
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New York
Jennifer White
Burlington, Wis
Manhattan
McCarthy Death Fuelled Murder Hint At Graveside Rally
About 200 people, including a Milwaukee motorcade of Friends of McCarthy, gathered at St. Marys Cemetery to mark the ninth anniversary of Senator Joseph R McCarthy. Peter W Reiss of the John Birch Society suggested there was justified evidence Joe was murdered and said the real circumstances may never be known. Reiss praised McCarthys courage and anti Communist stand while Rev L S Brey led the invocation.
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Peter W. Reiss
Washington
Reiss
John Birch Society
St. Mary’s
Fox River
Milwaukee
Friends of
McCarthy
Joe
America
Rev. L. S. Brey
Glendenning Receives NSF Foundation Honor for Summer Institute
Richard F. Glendenning of Monroe Wisconsin a Monroe Senior High School teacher is among 59 mathematics teachers from 27 states chosen from over 600 applicants for an NSF funded eight week summer institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale Beginning June 1 the program aims to equip teachers with new curricula and textbooks stipends total 75 per week and university scholarships cover tuition and fees the institute supported by a 71330 NSF grant marks the eighth consecutive SIU run under NSF sponsorship.
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Richard F. Glendenning
11Th Street
Monroe
Wis
National Science Foundation
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Monroe Senior High School
SIU
Wilbur C. McDaniel
McDaniel
Southern
NSF
Miners Return to Work End Long Walkout in Pittsburgh
The last of about 16,000 soft coal miners returned to work today, ending the industry’s largest walkout in 15 years and restoring operation to Pittsburgh area mines.
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Pittsburgh
Cheese Market Steady In Madison Wisconsin District
MadisonWisconsin dairy reports a steady market with demand slow to fair and adequate supplies. Cheddar prices listed as 41.54 to 43.34 with 40 pound blocks at 41.54 to 43.40, single daisies 44 to 45, long horns 44.40 to 44.40, and midgets 45 to 47.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cook Couple Dies in Crash Near Sugar Grove
John Cook aged 63 and his wife Edith 51 of Sterling Illinois were killed in a head on collision between a car and a truck trailer rig driven by Larry D. Wright 27 of Troy Mills Iowa on a bridge over Welch Creek. The car burned and both bodies were badly burned delaying identification. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Allen Funeral Home Sterling with burial at Oak Knoll Memorial Park. Public viewing begins after 7 p m Monday at the funeral home. Mrs Cook survived by a daughter Robette Glass and her father Frank McBride with multiple siblings. The truck driver was hospitalized in Aurora.
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John Cook
Edith
Sterling, Ill
Sugar Grove
Cook
Walter Hay
Bob Wuebben
Warren, Ill
Allen Funeral Home
Sterling
Oak Knoll Memorial Park
Kane County
Larry D. Wright
Troy Mills
Iowa
Welch Creek
Aurora
Francis
William
Roger
Cincinnati
Raymond
U. S
Germany
Earl
Rock Falls
Flora Moore
Kokomo
Indiana
Abel Greenman
Round Grove
New York Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Market Moves
The New York market opened with gains in airlines steels coppers and tobaccos amid a broad but uneven advance. Investors watched early trading as leaders showed strength while other sectors lagged.
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New York
Legislature Eyeing Pollution Highway
Nine Monroe youths join Gov Knowles and Rep Stanton at the state Young Republicans convention in Oshkosh where Knowles touts new industries and unity on sex issues. The group backs a 25,000 vote turnout and drafts a new constitution while voting for Steiger for Citizens from Congress.
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Cong. Stanton
James R. Staples
Oshkosh
Monroe
Steve Krattiger
Michael Brennan
Larry Asmus
Kim Babler
Kurt Adam
Jim Beer
Rick Orton
Jim Zable
Gary Babler
Steiger
Congress
State College
Jon Guiles Madison
University of Wisconsin Unit
Milwaukee County
State Executive Board
Viet Nam
Seven Dealers at Kiwanis Show hailed as best ever
The 11th annual Antique Show and Sale at Turner Hall by the Monroe Kiwanis Club drew high praise for admissions, hours, and new dealers. Of 19 dealers, seven were newcomers, with familiar exhibitors expanding displays. Notable entrants included The Golden Cherub of Milwaukee and Annette Kuper making her debut since October.
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Turner Hall
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Milwaukee
Village Fair
Annette Kuper
Madison
Karen Koniecko
Monroe
Rose Brennan
Brennan
Newton
Loyalty Day Installation for VFW Post 2312 and Auxiliary
A joint Loyalty Day ceremony in Palmer Hall installed 1966 67 officers of VFW Post 2312 and its Auxiliary. Commander Fred Felder led the events with Presiding President Mrs. Vernus Seffrood and installing officers Mrs. Lester Bacon and Mrs. Francis Kaster. Five 1966 67 officers for the auxiliary and several for the post were named, with remarks on a resolution opposing state welfare merging and a courthouse flag lowering ceremony drawing public attendance. Six new post members took the oath alongside veterans renewing theirs.
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Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Times
Cecil Jones
VFW
Palmer Hall
VFW Club
Fred Felder
Vernus Seffrood
Lester Bacon
James Voelkli
Ramona Palmer
Stephen Carlson
Alois Beer
Glenn L. Kubly
Ernest Zumbach
Edward Doyle
William H. Davidson
Bernard Kortmann
George Hoover
Melvil Gable
Delbert Krupke
Waldo Rufer
Margaret Kuster
Walter Laeser
Auxiliary
Francis Kaster
Werner Marti
Glenn I. Kubly
Mil
Ton Steiner
William Roth
Joseph Viney
C. O. Miller
VFW Post
State of Wisconsin
Veterans Affairs
Welfare Department
Monroe
Department
Janesville
One Thousand Twenty Four Bicycles Licensed in City
Sgt. Ervin L. Goecks announced that 1,024 bicycles were inspected and licensed on Saturday during the annual bike inspection. Unregistered bicycles may be registered Saturdays starting May 14 at the police station from 8 to 9 a.m. Citations will be issued for unregistered riding. youths go to bicycle court, adults to County Court.
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Ervin L. Goecks
Goecks
Wisconsin Legislature Opens With Money Ahead of Bills
Wisconsin’s spring session opens amid battles over water pollution, highway funding, and oleomargarine. Democrats anticipate a sizable tax surplus, while the Taxation Department estimates much less. A school aid bill faces trouble as Republicans push for larger increases and Gov Knowles seeks tax-neutral options.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
State Department of Taxation
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
Huber
GOP
Senate
Warren P. Knowles
Water Quality Commission
Knowles
Mil
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse ponders kindness as a value greater than money. The speaker asks if many kind words would make one rich or poor after time, reflecting on the worth of gentleness.
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Clair R. Munns
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James Webster
T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field
Diane Kuban
Anthony Kuban
Ellen Brauchle
R. C. Brauchle
Kuban
Barbara Miller
Joe Miller
Glendenning
Foundation
Gov. Knowles
Kiwanis
Virgil Breul
Virgie’s Antiques
Glendale
North End
Edward L. Canut
Bettendorf
I.a
Lafonda Antiques
U.S. Highway 6
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