Mass and luncheon mark 25th anniversary of St. Clare Hospital
Bishop William P. O'Connor and auxiliary Bishop Rev. Jerome J. Hastrich lead a Mass at St. Victor's church to celebrate St. Clare Hospital's 25th anniversary. The event includes a luncheon, various clergy participants, hospital staff and Sisters of St. Agnes, with a tea reception for staff and friends. The program aligns with National Hospital Week, highlighting hospital work and community ties.
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William P. O’connor
Madison
St. Clare Hospital
St. Victor’s Church
Jerome J. Hastrich
Robert H. Rieder
E. C. McCollow
Lawrence Korback
St. Rose Church
Brodhead
Raymond Maas
St. Augustine Church
Footville
Edmund Salzman
St. Joseph’s Church
Gratiot
St. Victor’s
M. Crescentia
Herman Leis
Casper Food Co
Grace
Bishop O’connor
Charles Dutthoff
St. Patrick’s Church
Janesville
Joseph G. Urban
Arthur G. Ben
C. Earl Baumle
Nathan E. Bear
Felix Bongiorno
Earl V. Hicks
L. A. Moore
Melvin W. Stuessy
M. Blandine
M. Anita
Edwin
LaVerne Birschbach
LaVerne
Nora Gavigan Birschbach
Louise Pfister
St. Clare
M. Bernard
Blandine
Anita
Maurice
Juliana
Solana
Francis
Louise
Johnne
Clarence
Don Bosco
Firma
John Baptist
M. Rosita
M. Imogene
Mary Daniel
M. Joan
St. Agnes Hospital
St. Agnes
Otto Wirz
McCollow
Sisters of
Carole Buehler Wins Green County March of Dimes Scholarship
Carole Buehler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Buehler, resumes the Green County March of Dimes scholarship for a second year. The 400 award pays 200 each semester in memory of Leland L Lamboley. Carole will start her sophomore year at the University of Wisconsin majoring in physical therapy. The program supports candidates entering medicine nursing or physical therapy. Announcement by Richard Newcomer, chapter chairman.
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Green County
March of Dimes
Scond
Carole Buehler
Robert G. Buehler
16Th Avenue
Leland L. Lamboley
Carole
University of Wisconsin
Richard Newcomer
The
National Foundation
Vietnamese Commy Agent Leaps From Police Window
Ngu yen Van Troi, a Viet Cong suspect, jumped from a second floor window at Saigon police HQ and is in a coma after landing on a jeep. He was among three suspects arrested near a bridge site tied to plans to kill U S Secretary McNamara during arrival. Police found explosives and a buried mine, while Gen Maxwell Taylor and McNamara arrived for talks on the war.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
McNamara
Nguyen van Troi
Troi
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
Actress Haney Dies at 39 in New York Hospital
Broadway musical star Carol Haney died Sunday night in a New York hospital at age 39. She was a singer dancer and choreographer who had been taken from her Saddle River New Jersey home to Valley Hospital Ridgewood before being moved to a New York hospital.
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New York
Carol Haney
Miss Haney
Saddle River
N.J
Valley Hospital
Ridgewood
New York Hospital
Oregon GOP Primary Shapes National Nomination Fight
Oregon voters head to the polls Friday as Goldwater Lodge Rockefeller Nixon Scranton and Smith contend for six Oregon delegates in a pivotal GOP primary. The result may influence Nixon and Lodge as others vie for uncommitted support and state delegates ahead of the convention.
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Washington
Oregon
Donneybrook
West Coast
Sen. Goldwater
Gov
Rockefeller
Arizona
Nebraska
New York
West Virginia
San Francisco
Associated Press
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Goldwater
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Senate
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen. Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Heidi Festival Inc Elects Officers In New Glarus
Millard Tschudy elected first president of Heidi Folk Festival Inc. Robert Strickler named vice president Palmer Duerst secretary and Kenneth Hoesly treasurer. Directors include Tschudy Duerst Strickler Hoesly and others for terms up to three years. First event planned for 1965 features an English Heidi production to attract tourists.
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New Glarus
Millard Tschardy
Heidi Folk Festival, Inc
Robert Strickler
Palmer Duerst
Kenneth Hoesly
Millard Tschudy
Gerald Disch
Stephen Franke
Johanna Spyri
Heidi
Mystery of Shot Phrase in Pacific Air Lines Crash
Investigators probe crash that killed 44 aboard a Pacific Air Lines F27 from Reno to San Francisco. A garbled cockpit tape sparked claims of I have been shot and authorities say a .357 revolver found at the wreck belonged to Frank Gonzalez of San Francisco, linked to yacht crewing and a 1960 Olympic team member.
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Concord
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Board
FBI
Pacific Air Lines
Fairchild
Green Hills
Here
Reno
San Francisco
Washington
Frank Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Culmination Days Begin in Green County Schools
Green County hosts four day Culmination Days starting today with a center at Juda Elementary Gymnasium where area schools gather. Afternoon activities include lunch at New Glarus Woods Park and tomorrow and Thursday mornings feature events at New Glarus Elementary Gymnasium. Wednesday morning locates at Lincoln Gym in Monroe with St Victor’s Parochial school taking part in the conservation program ending the spring course of study.
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Green County
Juda
New Glarus Woods Park
New Glarus Elementary
Lincoln Gym
Monroe
St. Victor’s
U S Military Jet Crash North of Manila Kills 74
A U S transport plane crashed near Clark Field 60 miles north of Manila in a rain squall killing 73 passengers and 10 crew. One taxi driver died and two others were injured. Most survivors were seriously hurt. Clark Field serves as a major U S base in Southeast Asia supplying South Viet Nam.
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Manila
U.S
Air Force
Viet Nam
Clark
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Military Air Transport Service
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Japan
MATS
Army
Navy
Clark Field
Southeast Asia
13Th Air Force
Philippine Air Force
Basa
Luzon Island
Cheddar Prices Rise in Madison Market Report
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows cheddar prices up a quarter to a half cent with light to fair demand. Current style supplies run ample to more than ample. blocks at 34% to 40 pounds, daisies and longhorns near 37% to 37 4, Midgets 37 44 to 40.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wallace Campaign Protests Roil Cambridge Maryland
Governor Wallace arrives in Cambridge amid a racial flare up after a Sunday night Negro demonstration with stone throwing. About 50 demonstrators, later plans called for a larger guardsmen presence. martial law remains in partial effect. Gloria Richardson was seen calming crowds as Wallace's visit proceeds.
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Cambridge
Gov. Wallace
Maryland
Dorchester
Gloria Richardson
Wallace
Rights Backers Switch Strategy in Civil Rights Fight
Washington observers report a shift to a compromise package crafted outside the Senate chamber aimed at winning 67 votes for a two thirds majority. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen pressed for unified backing, as negotiations continued after March 9 when the measure reached the Senate and a 67 17 vote formalized pending status. Dixie opponents led by Sen. Richard Russell warned of uncertain final outcomes amid ongoing conferences in Dirksen's office.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirkson
Illinois
Dirksen
Dixie
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Georgia
Nixon To Speak At Late Dinner in Milwaukee
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon has been named principal speaker at a $100 a plate GOP fund raising dinner at the Milwaukee Arena on June 13. Republican officials said Nixon accepted the invitation though he may be tied up with business in Paris until a day or two before the event.
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Richard M. Nixon
Milwaukee Arena
Talbot Peterson
Daniel Parker
Nixon
Paris
France
U S Envoy Snubbed Buenos Aires Departure
U S Ambassador Robert McClintock left Buenos Aires for reassignment with no Argentine officials meeting him at the airport. He departed Sunday for Washington amid the absence of formal send off.
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U.S
Buenos Aires
Robert MacClintock
Argentina
McClintock
Washington
Six Area Women Welcome Children For Mother's Day
Six area women celebrated Mother's Day by giving birth yesterday at St. Clare hospital in Monroe. The Kueblis of 1418 14th Avenue welcomed a daughter, the McGowans of Blanchardville a son, the Brunkows of Juda and the Hansons of 1102 11th Street each had a son, the Paulsons of Blanchardville a daughter, and the Matzkes of Juda a son.
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Davis W. Kuebli
14Th Avenue
Robert McGowan
Blanchardville
Robert Brunkow
Juda
Dean Hanson
11Th Street
Douglas Paulson
Russell Matzke
Lucey Seeks Olson’s Job in Wisconsin Race
Patrick J. Lucey, 46, Democratic national committeeman and former state party chairman, declared his candidacy for lieutenant governor of Wisconsin. He aims to form a Democratic team in the State Capitol as Lt. Gov. Olson, a Republican, plans re election. Lucey, Madison real estate firm president and former Crawford County assemblyman, noted Reynolds attended his news conference. Assembly Speaker Haase withdraws from Republican lieutenant governor race.
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Jack Olson
Crawford County
The
Wisconsin Investment Board
U.S
John W. Reynolds
Assembly
Robert Haase
Olson
Weekend Police Reports List Two Accidents
Monroe police investigated two Sunday crashes. Walter Kum mer of Route 3 and Jacqueline R. Prien of Route 2 collided at 12th Street and 14th Avenue. At 6 15 p m Richard Paul Kern of Route 3 struck Dorothy Mae Disch parked car on 25th Street in the 1800 block of 10th Street.
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Monroe
Walter Kummer
Jacqueline R. Prien
12Th Street
14Th Avenue
Richard Paul Kern
Dorothy Mae Disch
25Th Street
10Th Street
Elementary Pupils Plan Vocal Events
Browntown, Hiawatha, and West Clarno grade schools announce upcoming vocal programs directed by Bruce Patterson. A May 20 songfest in Monroe high school gym features 450 students from many schools, with Let’s Sing material from WHA Madison.
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Browntown
Bruce Patterson
The
Peace Church
Hiawatha
West Clarno
Ball
Fairfield
Roosevelt
Round Grove
Blackford
Buckskin
Enterprise
Ullom
Richland
Prien
Iliff
Argus
Sanders
East Clarno
Monroe
Lincoln School
South School
WHA
Madison
Monroe City
North School
East School
Sheriff Deininger Seeks Test Results After Jail Attack
Sheriff Wilbur E. Deininger underwent exhaustive tests at Monroe Clinic after a prisoner attacked him in the county jail last Thursday night. Officials said the sheriff's condition was much improved and he spent a restful night. Prisoner August Broge, 34, charged with aggravated assault, will face a preliminary hearing in court at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow for the injuries inflicted.
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Wilbur E
Doc) Deininger
Monroe Clinic
Deininger
August Broge
Sherif
Broge
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