Kennedy Wins Nebraska Nomination Victory In Democratic race
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy captures about 53 percent of Nebraska Democratic votes, while Eugene McCarthy trails at 31 percent. Kennedy invites McCarthy to join forces. McCarthy declines. Nixon leads Republicans with roughly 70 percent. Reagan 22 percent write in 5 percent Rockefeller. Humphrey backers claim CBS forecast shows his delegate lead.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Nebraska
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan
Humphrey
County OKs Financing for Green County Nursing Home Bonds
Green County Board of Supervisors unanimously approves 1.7 million general obligation bond sale for the Home for the Aged. Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago named low bidder with 4.2396 percent interest totaling 804,482.50. Bonds start May 1 1968 with a sinking fund to pay principal and interest and a 37,303.75 premium/interest deposit due Nov 1 1968.
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Green County
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Green County Board of Supervisors
County Home Bonds
County Home
Joseph D. Viney
Amos S. Johnson
Meythaler and
Caton
Johnson
Architects
Marine National Exchange Bank
Milwaukee
Northern Trust Co
Rae
First Wisconsin National Bank
LaSalle National Bank
Chicago
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co
Halsey, Stuart and Co
Plans Highlight Cancer Fund Drive At Green County Meeting
An attendance at Marco's in Monroe heard reports on meeting goals for 1968. The Green County Chapter aims to expand educational material delivery, enhance the loan closet, and extend the free dressing program while noting mixed donation trends. The fund totals reach 6366.40 with county quota 6260, funds from Memorial and other sources.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
Green County
American Cancer Society of Wisconsin
Marco’s
Monroe
Cancer Fund
Clarno Township
Commercial and Savings Bank
New Glarus Village
United Fund
Cancer Society
Wayne O
Hilda) Peckham
Albany
McArdle Laboratory
Madison
Virgil (Leona) Monte
St. Clare Hospital
Eagles Auxiliary
Poppy Day Observed Across Monroe Community Friday
The American Legion Post Auxiliary and Junior members will observe Poppy Day on Friday May 24 with Memorial Poppies distributed in Monroe Juda Clarno Brown Town and South Wayne. Nine volunteers will phone members to recruit helpers and baskets will be offered at various spots all day. Citizens are urged to wear the red symbol in honor of war dead.
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American Legion Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Mmes
Hia Morrell
Kenneth Stuart
Robert Hardell Sr
Monroe
Juda
Clarno
Browntown
South Wayne
Alfred Henning
Harmony Groups Set For Program At 6th Annual Parade
At Monroe Junior High Auditorium on Saturday May 18 at 8 p.m. the Green County Barbershop Chorus and visiting quartets join the Freeport Sweet Adelines for a community fundraiser show called Gee Boys Its Great to Lead a Band. The event includes SPEBSQSA members from Green County, the Four Renegades of Oak Park and the Valley Forgers of Elgin with a history of regional contests and a post show glow at Turner Hall.
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Green County Barbershop Chorus
Freeport Sweet Adelines
Monroe Junior High School
Green County Chorus
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Turner Hall
Green County
Four Renegades
Oak Park, Ill
The
Valley Forgers
Elgin, Ill
Will Ap
Kimmel Dies at 86 After Heart Attack in Groton
Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel once commanded the U S Pacific Fleet during Pearl Harbor. He died at his Groton home at 86 after an apparent heart attack. He long faced charges over Pearl Harbor and the 1941 naval defeat.
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Groton
Conn
Husband E. Kimmel
U.S. Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Japan
U.S
Kimmel
America
STOP THE WORLD Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A verse where a speaker laments the world’s state and contemplates leaving it. Friends would spurn him for remarking the world is truly gone yet he cannot escape since staying seems his only option.
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Clair R. Munns
FHA Awards Presented At Monroe FHA Banquet
At Monroe High School the Future Homemakers of America held its annual Mother Daughter Banquet and Awards Night. About 100 attendees heard Mrs. James Haas announce national and state convention delegates, state scholarships, and new officers led by Chris Theiler.
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Sally Hoesly
James Haas
Homemakers of America
Monroe High School
Janet Lawver
Glenn Lawver
Browntown
Miami Beach
Marcia Wells
Emerson Wells
Wisconsin
Green Lake
The
Baptist Assembly
Chris Theiler
Miss Schuetz
Stout State University
Janet Lawyer
Maureen Tschudy
Janet Williams
Ginny Bacon
Debbie Scott
Bonnie Nuckles
Debbie Selck
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