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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1964
Page
2
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Editorial notes St Clare hospital marks 25 years serving Monroe on National Hospital Day with Bishop O Connor presiding and a community luncheon. It honors Sisters of St Agnes and the public, recalls gifts and Odell Trust support, and urges ongoing community cooperation to sustain the facility’s future.
Secretary of State Dulles advocates a Southeast Asian pact binding member nations to defend against Communist aggression, signaling a regional security approach amid Cold War tensions.
Forty years ago the Ciarno Township home robberies continued with about 70 dollars taken from the Fred Ault residence and 20 gallons of gasoline at the Fred Miller place. Six homes were under quarantine in Monroe for infectious diseases. Dr. W B Monroe, deputy health officer, reports. City Council pushes arterial highway routing proposal through committees despite urging from the Chamber of Commerce. William Karlen, 42, a Monticello area farmer, dies of a heart attack.
In May 11 1914 accident near the Tschudy cheese factory Jefferson Township George W Wilkinson and E T Woodle are injured when WIlkinson loses control while reaching for his son's hat that had blown off. Will F Klingbeil buys a hail interest in the Iowa Volksblatt at Postville from Samuel Hoesly. A hail windstorm kills one near Verona and flattens 55 barns in Dane County.
The Leyenda Reading Club and North Central Public Service Corp donated three new novels to Ludlow Memorial Library in memory of Mrs. Mabel Elmer. New fiction includes Night in Lisbon Miss Buncle Martha Eric and George I Never Promised You a Rose Garden Check point The Keepers of the House The Listener Sheba's Landing 68 A Novel of Presidential Politics Flood Wind From the Carolinas A Savage Place Comrade Don Camillo Like Birds Like Fishes and Other Stories Second Spring Winter of Madness Masters of Vengeance Reporting Katie's Young Doctor The Eye of the Lion. Non fiction highlights America Gardens Sundial of the Seasons Architecture for Contemporary Living Renew Your Life Through Yoga World Flowers to Know and Grow The American Horse Show With Official Rules and Regulations Biographies Mrs L B J Seaweed for Breakfast A Picture of Japanese Life Today It Walk with Lions Cities Strangers on a Bridge The Case of Colonel Abel Under the Lilac Bleeding Star African Creeks I Have Been Up Episode Diplomat Among the Warriors The Treasure of the Great Reef The Americans Judaism Profile of a Faith The Miracle Ahead The Thinking Machine The Great Treasury Raid Science The Glorious Entertainment A Reasonable Doubt A Changing World In Crime and Suspense Fatal Lady The Plain Man Burning Is a Substitute for Loving And On the Eight Day The Transcendental Murder Make A Killing The Night of the Generals.
James Wilson, a farmer with limited schooling, sold livestock worth 310 dollars to buy an encyclopedia. The books spurred his study of cartography, mathematics, geography and astronomy, leading to early globe making.
President Johnson held a surprise news conference at the World’s Fair in New York urging that his Deep South speeches clarify his civil rights views. He warned against isolation, touted strong leadership, and discussed travel plans, economy, and advisers amid heat in the auditorium.
On Kauai Island Frank Sinatra was saved from an undertow while filming None But the Brave. He was exhausted but unharmed. Mrs. Koch was also rescued. Firefighters and local residents used surf boards and ropes to bring them to shore.
Washington notes a string of think talks and visits as the Johnson administration, McNamara, Taylor, and Kennedy era officials repeatedly assess Vietnam. The piece traces trips from Honolulu and Viet Nam across 1962 1964 with shifting optimism amid mounting casualties and political upheaval.
New Glarus Times Special reports junior and senior high pupils will present a vocal music concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the high school gym. Mrs. Klassy directs the junior choir and Ben Reehl leads the high school mixed chorus. Piano and vocal duets feature multiple students with Jean Legler as accompanist for both duets.
The text extols the hospital as a premier public service asset, emphasizing cooperation and support that will sustain its value now and into the future. It frames St. Clare as essential to community welfare and ongoing development.
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