06 May 1967
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1967
Page
1
In interviews, Donna Kundert supports school and home sex education, noting easier understanding with formal instruction and recalling limited past guidance. Harley Spilte favors school instruction to supplement parental gaps and mentions plans for a Florida trip but jokes about ending with farm work baling hay.
More than 150 National Guard members are expected for a 20 year reunion of Companies K and B, May 20 at the VFW Club and Monroe Armory. Curly Goecks chairs the committee. reservations due by May 13 with checks sent to Emmett J. O Donahue, 2934 11th Ave., Monroe Wisconsin. The program includes supper dance fellowship and a brief business meeting.
Mrs. Robert Spoerry and Mrs. Colletta Wuetrich share opinions on sex education. Spoerry argues for gradual teaching in both home and school, not in very young children. Wuetrich echoes the need for careful, age appropriate instruction.
The Milwaukee school lunch director announced a large shipment of orange juice to replace milk due to potential dairy worker strikes next week. Three wildcat strikes this week exhausted juice supplies planned to last until June 17. A source warned of a great possibility of strike.
Dr. Hermann Schlapp chief editor of foreign affairs Basler Nachrichten visited New Glarus for six weeks and warned that the cold war persists as communism poses a threat across borders in Vietnam Indonesia Manchuria and Europe. He contrasted communist and free world ideologies and urged awareness of deeper roots of global conflict.
Seventy five couples attended Monroe High School 1967 Junior Prom in the gym themed Camelot. Prom King Steven Benkert and Queen Carol Barry reigned as Castle decorations and period outfits highlighted the event enjoyed by students and families.
Mr Jekyll argues the church would falter without him while Mr Hyde counters that the church actually needs him more. The exchange highlights the mutual dependence between church and its leaders in a moral debate.
Five people die in a two car collision near La Crosse, including four Bangor teenagers. Ernest Patterson, 27, of La Crosse, is listed among the dead. Eight others injured as authorities note unclear driving direction and that Bangor athletes were likely en route to La Crosse.
U S officials report 700 American medical personnel are working in South Vietnam with about one third being women.
The Green County Association for Mental Health launched its first fund drive praised by George Erb for outstanding education work at a Swiss Colony Inn luncheon. The group educated 46 clubs, expanded to 54 Wisconsin chapters, and supports programs in aftercare, treatment for children, and community mental health services with involvement from Homemakers and the County Guidance Clinic. Ted Scheffer will head this year’s Bellringer Drive to fund next year’s expansion.
Lions Club members will eat cheese provided by the Swiss Colony before canvassing Monroe homes for light bulbs. Teams meet at the Rufenacht Oil Co. warehouse between 4 and 4 30 p m before distribution and sales. Proceeds aid the visually handicapped.
The Defense Department announced that delinquent reservists who miss drills will be called to active duty starting July 1. About 31,000 reservists face up to two years on active duty across the Army Air Force Marine and Navy reserves, with May 31 as the deadline to rejoin units.
In Pasadena California a delicate Lunar Orbiter 4 camera package moved toward the moon to begin a historic mapping assignment covering the lunar surface.
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