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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
2
Associaea asserts a key stall proved ideal in recent reports. Local editors note the progress aligns with broader project aims and community needs, highlighting team efforts and public support during the latest briefing.
The column voices outrage over ongoing vandalism at the Twining park bandshell in Monroe. It urges police and citizen groups to intensify checks, holds parents responsible for failing to teach respect for property, and calls for full penalties and court follow through to deter youth offenses.
The article questions Bobby Baker’s lingering influence after leaving his Senate secretary post. It suggests a broader probe into conflicts of interest, notes Democratic protection versus past Eisenhower probes, and urges the adoption of strict standards to protect Senate integrity.
Five years ago Margaret Schindler and Albert W Geigel were named valedictorian and salutatorian at Monroe high school commencement exercises. Miss Schindler and Willis Etter won citizenship awards. The 115 seniors heard Dean Frank O Holt of the University of Wisconsin extension division urge democratic opportunity, noting the high standard of living and the need to realize it.
The University of Wisconsin Summer Laboratory School chose Harlan Hansen and his wife as the first husband wife teaching team for a research project at Randall School Madison from June 29 to August 7. Mrs Hansen former Ruth Wenger Mark is a Shorewood Hills kindergarten teacher and WHA TV Kindergarten Plus studio instructor. Mr Hansen is a UW graduate student in children's literature. both hold education masters. The project aims to introduce matrimonial harmony into primary education to attract men and retain married women in teaching, per Director David C Davis.
Jennie Raymer 96 a former Twin Grove resident and Orangeville native died May 12 at her Whittier California home Funeral services were held last Thursday burial in Rose Lawn cemetery Whit
Conrad Schriber 70 died unexpectedly Monday at his rural Hollandale farm home of a heart attack. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Middlebury Methodist Church Dodgeville, where he was a member. Masonic services at 8:30 tonight at Lulloff Funeral Home. Survived by wife Phyllis Massey, son Glenn, two sisters and a brother in Switzerland, and three grandchildren. He was a World War I veteran and member of Masonic lodge Madison Consistory Zor Shrine Eastern Star and American Legion.
NEW ROCHELLE N Y Warren P McGoldrick 53 associate attorney for Hearst Corp legal department died Tuesday Arthur H Bunker 68 retired chairman of American Metal Climax died Tuesday He was past president of Climax Molybdenum Co brother of Ellsworth Bunker ambassador to the Organization of American States born in Yonkers New York
Carley proposes a state mortgage guarantee agency to insure loans for commercial and industrial facilities to boost Wisconsin development. He favors revenue bonds for up to 50 percent mortgages with insurance up to 5 million dollars and cautions Republicans against opposing the governor’s administration.
The Illinois Supreme Court denies a rehearing of its April ruling upholding the at large method for selecting state representatives. Candidates for the House will be chosen by Democrats and Republicans at Springfield conventions on June 1, with all 177 seats up for election in November.
Wisconsin Sen Norman Sussman Democrat Milwaukee files a written protest to the State Supreme Court over its reapportionment plan. He asks the court to revise Milwaukee County boundaries to place his 3rd Assembly District back in his potential reach rather than the Glendale wards now added to the 9th Senate District as the court noted dissent motions would be heard if filed.
The court said leave to file motions would be limited to the parties in the case Gov. John W. Reynolds Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman and members of the Legislature who intervened. Court Clerk Franklin Clarke did not know if the court would entertain Sussman’s request.
Glenn Lepley, an Evansville high school faculty member for eight years, resigns effective June 12 to take the principal post at Ft Atkinson High School. He taught social studies and coached, serving as part time principal three years ago and full-time for two years. He, wife Barbara, and their five children will sell their Evansville home and relocate to Ft Atkinson.
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