Direct Viet Nam Action Indicated
Washington warns of broader military action in Southeast Asia if Laos and South Vietnam tensions persist. Secretary of State Rusk says U.S. may strike North Vietnam if Communist aggression continues, as carrier task force and Crusader jets move into the South China Sea. Recon flights report to Laos government and I C C. Soviet Union denounces U S policy.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Hanoi
Peking
American Law Institute
Iso
Johnson
U.S
South China Sea
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Pathet Lao
Laos
Kitty Hawk
State Department
International Control Commission
Legion VFW Flag Talks Set For Monroe Schools
Legion and VFW posts schedule flag talks in Monroe schools after noon Monday. Veterans will present an informal history of the American Flag and proper flag care. Assigned speakers include Dr. Joseph Ganshert, Irving Goecks, Alvin H. Babler, John Walter, J. T. Etter, and Theodore T. Burgy Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Zilmer - Riley American Legion Post
Cecil Jones
VEW
U.S
Joseph Ganshert
St. Victor's
Ervin Goecks
South School
Alvin H. Babler
Lincoln
John Walter
East
J. T
Duke) Etter
North
Theodore T. Burgy Jr
Green County Teachers College
Behind the Scene Medical Record Library at St Clare
An editor describes the Medical Record Library at St Clare hospital as vital to efficiency. The piece explains record custody, access controls, and roles of the medical record librarian Sister M Clarella in safeguarding patient histories and supporting accreditation.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
M. Clarella
Medical Record Library
Alois
Kathleen) Mayer
Karen Lehr
Neil
Judith) Pehl
Records Department
Brenda Boyer
Times
Theospital
Medical
Helen E. Zimmerli
St. Clare
Medical Record Department
Johnson’s tribute to Marshall at Virginia stop
President Johnson praised George C. Marshall as a great man and urged continued bridging to Eastern Europe to fulfill the Marshall Plan. The speech at the George C. Marshall Research Library drew Eisenhower and about 50 World War II generals, with Truman absent due to illness. Robbers Get Films. Two gunmen stole cameras and film during a Cumberland bank holdup after taking 30,845 dollars, fleeing with two movie cameras.
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Lexington
Johnson
Gulf
Europe
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Virginia Military Institute
Eisenhower
Truman
Indianapolis
American Fletcher National Bank
Cumberland
Wasserstrauss earns NSF Summer Math Institute honor
Monroe high school junior John Wasserstrauss has been chosen for the National Science Foundation Summer Mathematics Institute at Morningside College Sioux City Ia from June 18 to July 17. He attends the UW program and joined 44 students with teacher Mrs. Marcella Krueger for the Wisconsin math department activities.
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John Wasserstrauss
Monroe
National Science Foundation
Morningside College
Sioux City
Wasserstrauss
University of Wisconsin
Marcella Krueger
Wisconsin GOP endorses Knowles for governor at Milwaukee convention
Delegates at the Milwaukee GOP gathering endorsed Warren P. Knowles for governor after nominating Wilbur Renk for the U S Senate seat from Sun Prairie. Knowles, a New Richmond attorney and three time lieutenant governor, drew a 13 minute roar as he was carried around the arena. Other incumbents nominated were Lt. Gov. Jack Olson Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman Attorney General George Thompson and Treasurer Dena Smith. The convention is setting the stage for the September primary with attention on presidential choices and second ballot pressure from Goldwater Rockefeller and Scranton camps.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Philip G. Kuehn
GOP
Knowles
Kuehn
Demo
John W. Reynolds
Jack Olson
Robert Zimmerman
George Thompson
Dena Smith
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Goldwater
Byrnes
San Francisco
Lawrence Lindemer
Lansing
Mich
Midwest
Rockefeller
Jon Heider
Philadelphia
President Club
Monroe Pupils Sing Next Week
Monroe elementary schools will present a series of musical programs themed Springtime is Singtime under Bruce Patterson. North school opens Monday at 2 15 p m in Lincoln gym with primary grades performing fairy tale songs and a Rogers and Hammerstein favorite You'll Never Walk Alone.
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Monroe
Bruce Patterson
North School
Lincoln School
Billy Goats Gruff
East School
Lincin
South School
145 Equipment Tickets Issued in Safety Check
State ratros oficers and Monroe police checked 322 vehicles during a traffic check here yesterday and issued 143 five day equipment tickets for repair of various defects. There were 33 license plate infractions, 38 for defective stop lights, 30 for directional lights, 16 with defective hand brakes, 18 taillights needing attention and 14 headlights. A total of 245 defects in vehicles were noted by officers, and six citations were issued for actual violations. Of the 322 vehicles checked, only 68 had seat belts and 51 of these were not being used.
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State Ratros Oficers
Monroe
Milwaukee Mother Admits Killing Two Children
Milwaukee 18 year old Mrs Sher ry Bradley admitted strangling two of her three children with an electrical extension cord and was arraigned on two counts of first degree murder. She said she left to find her estranged husband and returned to find Satraend 2 and Percy 18 months dead. Samuel 4 had a cut lip. police could not explain how it happened.
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Milwaukee
Sherry Bradley
Ers
Bradley
Satraend
Percy
North Side
Bank Robbery Ends With Suspect Hiding In Tree
New York police report Juan Lubrano, 25, an unemployed hairdresser, robbed the Corona Queens bank and fled with 6000 dollars. He was captured thirty minutes later hiding in a 30 foot tree, the bag of cash found behind a nearby garage.
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New York
Corona
Queens
George Lubrano
Queens County Savings Bank
Joseph Verdone
Verdone
Lubrano
Monroe Sophomore Vicki Neuberger Wins UW Piano Session
Monroe high school sophomore Vicki Neuberger is selected for a ten-person Special Piano Session at the University of Wisconsin Summer Clinic on the UW campus July 5 to August 1. Auditions across Wisconsin and other states yielded 10 chosen pianists for intensive study, practice, and performance under professional teachers.
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Monroe
Vicki Neuberger
University of Wisconsin Summer Clinic
University
Wisconsin
Miss Neuberger
Stanley Neuberger
2St Street
Arline C. Berkeley
Perry J. Power Jr
Monroe High School
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
Vicki
Jolly Cheesemakers
University of Wisconsin
Allan F. Barnard
Tax Boss Caplin to Leave Post in July
Mortimer M. Caplin, longtime Internal Revenue Commissioner, resigns effective July 10. Appointed by Kennedy in 1961, Caplin cited personal responsibilities and plans to return to private life. He was a Virginia law professor and Charlottesville attorney with tax specialization. The role paid $21,000 yearly.
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Johnson Caplin
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Caplin
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Gunmen Kidnap Wife of Dassault in Paris Heist
Two hooded gunmen abducted Madeleine Dassault, wife of Marcel Dassault, and pistol whipped her husband as the getaway driver fled with the 65 year old. Police block roads, security at airports and borders. a yellow black sedan believed to be the escape car was later found abandoned. Dassault, a Gaullist and aircraft designer, was unharmed.
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Paris
Marcel Dassault
Madeleine Dassault
Louis Dubois
Roger Frey
Dassault
French National Assembly
Dubois
Bois de Boulogne
Marcel Lesaux
France
de Daulle
Ford backs LBJ in 1964 re election bid
Henry Ford of Ford Motor Co. says he will vote for President Johnson in the 1964 race regardless of Republican nominee. The Detroit endorsement came during Johnson’s stopover at Detroit Metropolitan Airport en route to Ann Arbor for the University of Michigan commencement.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Johnson
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Detroit Metropolitan
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Jobless Aid Ceiling Raised to Fifty Four Dollars
MADISON The State Industrial Commission reports starting in July the maximum weekly unemployment benefit will be 54 dollars an increase of one dollar. The adjustment is required by law and is based on average statewide gross weekly wages via 1963.
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Madison
State Industrial Commission
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Southeast
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Capitol
John Reynolds
Memorial Union
Renk
New Yorker
Piat
Music Clinic
Mortimer M. Caplin
Bulletin Paris
le Monde
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