Monroe Wisconsin newspaper subscription notice
The notice lists subscription rates for city of Monroe and Stephenson County Illinois. In state rate ten dollars per year. outside Wisconsin thirteen dollars per year. Requires advance payment to comply with postal regulations. Office hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and the phone number is 325-5101.
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Admiral Rickover targets schooling with blunt critique
Editorial argues Rickover rightly highlights education faults yet overstates incompetence in teachers. It supports adult engagement during American Education Week open houses to reassess schooling, while affirming teaching has improved since past decades and praising modern educators.
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Admiral Rickover
Rickover
Wisconsin Supreme Court backs bar poll on judge appointee
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the State Bar was within its rights to poll its members on the qualifications of the U S judge appointee David Rabinovitz II and to publish the results. The decision supports the Bar's stance that public responsibility permits speaking up when evaluating the nominee.
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Wisconsins Supreme Court
Patrick Stone
State Bar of
Wisconsin
U.S. Bench
David Rabinovitz II
Supreme Court
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files
Interesting recaps from the Evening Times archives spanning ten, twenty, and forty years ago. Notable items include a 1953 note on anti-Red prisoner interviews, a county jail decision, a World Community Day sermon, and King Ibn Saud’s death. Also features 1938 political shifts in Wisconsin, obituaries, and local civic notes.
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Kor
Serge Hammon
Union Presbyterian Church
Ibn Saud
Oilrich Desert Land
Saudi Arabia
Rabinovitz Appointment and Bar Association Influence
The text discusses expectations that the Bar would speak on the Rabinovitz appointment. It argues lawyers’ vote should guide the Senate committee's action, offering a clearer stance than the prior broad opposition noted by the American Bar Association.
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Senate Committee
Rabinovitz
American Bar Association
Children of Argyle Raise $49 for UNICEF Drive
Argyle children collected 49.10 dollars during Halloween for UNICEF after door to door tricks or treats. The group's parade at school featured costume judging and prizes with first place going to Kevin Hartwig Christine Nelson Linda Wyttenbach Leon Burreson Jon Erickson Karen Wenger Kem Anderson and Geri McGinnity.
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Argyle
Unicef
Kevin Hartwig
Christine Nelson
Linda Wyttenbach
Leon Burreson
Jon Erickson
Karen Wenger
Kem Anderson
Geri McGinnity
State Jobless Aid Higher in October
Wisconsin jobless workers totaled 21,800 in October with unemployment payments of 2,427,800. In September 18,000 claimants received 2,871,400. The State Industry Commission noted 53,100 was paid for costs under federal training funds from redevelopment and manpower acts.
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Sladison
Wisconsin
State Industry Commission
Otepka Firing Probe Sought by Senate
Sen. Hugh Scott urged a full scale Senate internal security subcommittee probe into the dismissal of Otto F. Otepka, former State Department chief evaluator of security risks. Scott said the department seeks to remove him for his testimony, while others backed Otepka amid concerns of unfair action.
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Washington
State Department
Otto F. Otepka
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Otepka
James C.eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Subcommittee
Green County Declared Brucellosis Free Area by State
Dr. A A Erdmann Wisconsin agriculture official announced Green County has been certified as brucellosis free under a state program. Forty plus counties qualify, with criteria including three consecutive milk tests or a recent blood test, and infection rates at or below thresholds before final approval. County herd owners are praised for cooperation and progress toward statewide eradication.
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Reen County
A. A. Erdmann
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Green County
Erdmann
Minuteman Missile Explodes During Flight Test
A Minuteman intercontinental rocket failed immediately after launch at Cape Canaveral. The 58 foot missile tumbled from an 85 foot silo and exploded in flight, scattering fiery debris over the test site and starting several fires. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Vape Canaveral
Fla
Deaths of Allan C. G. Mitchell and Earl of Northesk
Allan C. G. Mitchell aged 61 head of the Indiana University physics department and a nuclear energy pioneer died of a heart attack on Thursday. He worked on the atomic bomb project at the University of Chicago during World War II. In Bracknell England the 62 year old Earl of Northesk died Thursday at his Berkshire home. David Ludovic George Hope Carnegie became the 11th Earl in 1921 succeeding to the title in 1921.
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Bloomington
Ind
Allan C. G. Mitchell
Indiana University
University of Chicago
Bracknell
England
Earl of Northesk
Berkshire
David Ludovic George Hopetoun Carnegie
Maj Charles W Staley retires after 22 years in Air Force
After 22 years of service Maj Charles W Staley a Brooklyn Township native retires from the Air Force He served 74 missions with the 359th Fighter Group Eighth Air Force in Europe during World War II and later held a training role at Chanute AFB Illinois He plans to relocate to Texas with his wife Martha Cardwell and four children remaining in Rantoul until the school year ends He earned two Distinguished Flying Crosses five air medals and eight campaign and service medals He is a command pilot who has flown 17 aircraft types and served at 28 installations in the US Alaska and Europe
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Charles W. Staley
Brooklyn Township
Maj. Staley
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Eighth Air Force
Europe
USAF
Chanute Air Force Base
Ill
Maj
Staley
Germany
Texas
Rantoul
Maj Staley
Michele
Rantoul High School
Lisa
J. W
Eater
Leta
Myna Thompson
Charles W. Staley Jr
Today in History highlights and notable events
On this date in 1861 the Trent Affair strained U S Britain relations as Confederate envoys James Mason and John Slidell were intercepted on a British steamer. Other entries note Franklin founding the Library of Philadelphia in 1731 and Lincoln’s 1864 re election, with later items on Iran, nuclear cooperation, and U S defense in Cuba.
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United States
Britain
England
France
James Mason
John Slidell
Trent
Benjamin Franklin
Library of
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
United State
U.S
North Africa
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mosadegh
Teheran
European Atomic Energy Community
U.S. Defense Department
Cuba
Albany Schools Plan Open House Tuesday
Albany public schools announce an open house Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 for parents. High school teachers will be in rooms at 7:30 to discuss student progress and private conferences. elementary teachers will meet parents and display pupil work. Home economics room will host refreshments and a social gathering.
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Tapas A Yopeciary
Sue Alany Public School
Dodd Blasts Stir Up Senate Ruckus
In Washington the Senate clashed over Sen. Thomas J. Dodd’s criticism of Democratic and Republican leadership. Dirksen blasted Dodd as Mansfield and Javits traded sharp retorts, with Mansfield calling for restraint and Dodd accusing the opposition of weakness amid a heated exchange about leadership and civil rights.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dodd
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Jacob K. Javit
Javits
Mansfield
Fragmentary remark in Congressional Record prompts confusion
A speaker remarks that the current entry in the Congressional Record is unusually incoherent, expressing disbelief at the lack of clarity and coherence in the proceedings. The comment suggests frustration with the record's readability and the quality of discourse.
Pate Oil Founder Dies at 70 in Milwaukee
William R. Pate founder of the Pate Oil Co. died in Milwaukee at age 70 after a pneumonia illness. He built one of Wisconsin’s largest distributors, earned a chemistry master’s at the University of Virginia, worked as a chemist for Standard Oil in Indiana, and retired in 1956 when Jersey Standard acquired his firm in a stock exchange valued around five million dollars. The Pate Co. later became part of Humble Oil and Refining Co., Jersey Standard’s operating company.
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W. R. Pate
Oil Company
Milwaukee
William R. Pate
Old Pate Oil Co
Pate
Wisconsin
University of Virginia
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
New Jersey
Jersey Standard
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