Castro Signals for U.S. Talks Amid Cuba Crisis
The editorial argues Fidel Castro signals possible talks with Washington on compensation for seized American properties while Soviet troops keep Cuba under a military base. It urges a firm stance, including possible expulsion of Soviet forces and a naval blockade if necessary.
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Russia
Castro
U.S
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Red Cuba
Humphrey
nKeauny
Cuba
Get'em Fixed Kids Aims At Safe Driving Youth
An editorial warns young drivers against flaunting hubcaps and neglecting car safety. It notes some cars run with one headlight or misadjusted lights, and criticizes missing wheel covers as signs of careless driving. It urges repairs and proper maintenance.
Glancing Backward On May Fifteenth in Monroe News
For May 15 items from decades past highlight a 1953 test of Monroe’s new 1,000 gallon fire pumper, a Memorial Day service speaker, a $100,000 railroad damages award in Chicago, a fatal heart attack in Brooklyn Township, and other regional notes.
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Monroe
Lake
Francis
Lakeside Heights
Howard L. Orions
Greenwood Cemetery
Michael Igoe
Chicago
Florence Cunningham
Freeport
Illinois Central Railroad
Philip W. Cunningham
Fred Behnke
Brooklyn
Wisconsin considers state meat and poultry inspection bill
A bill to require state inspection of meat and poultry slaughtering drew support from women's clubs the Packinghouse Workers Union and small processors. Opposed by Sen Gordon Roseleip and Assemblymen Olson and Calvert the measure would impose a $100 annual license fee to fund about 750000 in annual inspection costs. The Assembly also passed a bill allowing state colleges to establish branch campuses similar to university extension.
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Madison
Women’s Clubs
Packinghouse Workers Union
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Russell Olson
Bassett
Walter Calvert
Benton
R.V. Anderson
East Troy
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clarence Wheeler
Belmont
Wisconsin Freezer and Meat Processors Association
Roseleip
Olson
Calvert
Assembly
Assembly rejects campus bill and trading stamp measures
A 72 12 vote defeated a plan to require teachers to hold four year degrees by 1972 while opponents backed county college expansion. Willis Hutnik’s amic mulieum proposal as branch campuses failed 53 30 and Milford Kintz’s financing amendment lost 47 37. Trading stamp bills were killed, with no action planned for the session.
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Willis Hutnik
R-Ladysmith
Milford Kintz
R-Richland Center
Assembly
Senate
Lost Act Returns to Light in Quiet Theater Run
A nostalgic piece recalls an abandoned play resurfacing in a small theater. The narrative centers on cast members and a local director reuniting audiences with a story once shelved.
Dispute Stalls Savannah Nuclear Merchant Ship Operation
Secretary Hodges reports the Savannah will be immobilized four to six months due to a labor dispute requiring new engineers training. The administration considers a government contract, direct operation with civilian personnel, or Navy operation. About 30 engineers, mostly under 30, earned 14 000 to 22 000 yearly with overtime and benefits.
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Washington
Hodges
Savannah
States Marine Lines
Navy
Galveston
Nurmayvy States Marine Lines
William Knight 77 Dies After Long Illness
William C. Knight 77, Hollendale, a retired bricklayer and farm implement dealer, died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Middlebury Methodist Church rural Barneveld. Ayers funeral home Ridgeway handling arrangements. He was a member of the Masonic lodge. Surviving are brother Raymond Mannington WV and half sister Mrs Mary McFarland Grafton WV.
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William C. Knight
Hollandale
Dodgeville
Middlebury
Barneveld
Ayers
Ridgeway
Knight
Masonic Lodge
Raymond
Mannington
W.va
Mary McFarland
Grafton
W. Va
Capt Ruehlow Earns Navy Commendation Medal
Brodhead native Capt Stanley E Ruehlow received the Navy commendation medal aboard the USS Newport News in Norfolk Virginia He is chief of staff to Vice Admiral Alfred G Ward commander of the Second Fleet and earned the award for duties from September 1960 to November 1962 as deputy chief of staff on the joint strategic target planning staff at Strategic Air Command in Omaha Nebraska.
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Brodhead
Stanley E. Ruehlow
Newport News
Nurfulk
Ruehlow
Marie Ruehlow
Alfred G. Ward
Second Fleet
Norfolk
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Mrs Anna Pant Rites Tomorrow in Schapville
Services for Mrs. Anna Bahr 85 of Schapville Illinois sister of Mrs Lena Baumgartner Warren will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Zion Presbyterian Church Schapville Burial will be in the church cemetery Friends may call at Nadig Funeral Home Elizabeth Illinois until 10 a m tomorrow and then at the church Mrs Bourne resteem of Jo Daviess County survived by two daughters two sons the sister 15 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren
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Anna Bahr
Schapville
Ill
Lena Baumgartner
Warren
Zion Presbyterian Church
Church
Nadig
Elizabeth
Bournes —Resteem
Jo Daviess County
Classified ads help thousands solve daily problems
Daily readers turn to classified notices for practical help and deals. Listings cover jobs, services, real estate, and items for sale, reflecting community needs and market activity.
Robert A. Stewart Dies in Chicago
Robert A. Stewart 54, a Stephenson County native, died in a Chicago hospital after an illness. Services set for Rock Lily cemetery in Winslow with rites at Burke-Tubbs Funeral Home Freeport on Thursday at 1 30 pm. viewing 7 to 9 pm tonight. Survived by three brothers Homer McConnell Donald of Freeport and Leland of Center Point Iowa and sister Mrs Ruth Boothe of Petaluma California.
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Robert A. Stewart
Stephenson County
Chicago
Rock Lily
Winslow
Burke - Tubbs
Freeport
Mr. Stewart
Clement R. Stewart
Homer
McConnell
Donald
Leland
Center Point
Ila
Ruth Boothe
Petaleuma
Calif
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
the Associated Press
Inland On Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
City of
Editorial
Fidel
United States
Evening Times
Mexico
Great Britain
Legation
Utrecht
Netherlands
Hot Springs
Ark
William Beckman Sr
Pekin
Illinois
Small
Springfield
Seward
F.C. Berger
Cleveland
Immanuel Church
Rarin
haaLaaha
The
Maritime Administration
William Knight
ACE Hardware
Capt
Anna
Robert Stewart
Gordon Sussex
Wise
Commercial and Savings Bank
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