Monroe Knights of Columbus Banquet to Honor Two Dignitaries
The Monroe Knights of Columbus Council 1471 will host its Columbus Day Banquet at Idle Hour Mansion with a 6:30 social and 7:30 buffet. The event features two distinguished guests, State Deputy Dr. Eugene Sonnleitner of Oshkosh and Supreme Advocate Harold J. Lamboley from New Haven. Lamboley, a Monroe native, and Sonnleitner have notable service records in state and national Catholic organizations.
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Monroe Council
Eugene T. Sonnleitner
Oshkosh
Supreme Advocate
Harold J. Lamboley
Monroe
New Haven
Sonnleitner
Marquette Dental School
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Lamboley
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Supreme Headquarters
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Law Committee
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St. Gregory the Great
Order anniversary issue in advance
Subscribers and readers are reminded that the 75th anniversary edition of the Evening Times will publish Saturday Oct 13. Regular subscribers receive a copy. extra copies are limited and sell out. Copies cost 50 cents or 75 cents wrapped for mailing. available at the Times office or by reservation.
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Record wholesale price drop as farm goods lead September decline
Washington AP reports wholesale prices fell a record 6 per cent in September led by farm and food products. Price drops extended across processed foods and feeds while raw cotton and milk rose, with overall index at 140.2 on the 1967 base.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nixon
Whitewater teachers strike ends after tentative settlement
The Whitewater Education Assn and the school board reached a tentative agreement early today, with ratification pending. If approved, schools could reopen Friday. Strikes by NUE units continued in Winter Tony-Flambeau and Clear Lake, with talks previously halted and teachers contacting boards by mail after walkouts.
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Clear Lake
Polk County
Tony-Flambeau
Rusk County
Whitewater Education Assn
Whitewater
Louis Behrens
Behrens
Jean Howard
Harold Dukerschein
Glen Flora
Nixon Declines Endorsement Before 1976 Primaries
President Nixon says he will not back any Republican candidate until after primaries begin in 1976. He wants to see how contenders handle themselves in the primary contests before deciding whom to support.
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Washington
Nixon
Gas price hikes to be approved under new rules
National news reports that Cost of Living Council director John T. Dunlop said retail gasoline price increases will be granted in due course to reflect wholesale rises, while opposing automatic pass through to motorists. A Senate vote supported a House amendment barring discrimination among petroleum dealers in setting ceiling prices.
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Council
Kreisky Shifts Plan on Schoenau Camp as Talks Continue
Austrian Chancellor Kreisky signals he will not close the Schoenau transit camp until alternative arrangements for Soviet Jewish emigrants bound for Israel via Austria are in place. Israel has pressed for reversal of the decision and offered no new emigration plans.
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Bruno Kreisky
Schoenau
Israel
Austria
Kreisky
Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Patrick J Lucey
Storms Drop Heavy Rain Across County and City
Thunder and lightning storms last night drenched Monroe and Albany with heavy rainfall. Monroe saw 1.3 inches, Albany 2.2 inches, while the Monroe sewage plant station logged 1.68 inches for October by 7 am.
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Albany
U.S
Rockford man first heart transplant recipient dies
Fred Aubey of Rockford Illinois the first person to receive a heart transplant at University Hospitals in Madison died of viral pneumonia and heart rejection his doctor said Wednesday. The report notes Aubey’s landmark surgery at University Hospitals Madison and his death from complications of the procedure.
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Fred Aubey
Rockford
Ill
University Hospitals
Agnew lawyers win broad power for subpoenas
U S District Judge Walter Hoffman granted Spiro Agnew’s lawyers authority to subpoena anyone in the United States for sworn statements in the grand jury probe. Depositions to be sealed with no public file and secrecy on identities. The probe centers on bribery extortion conspiracy and tax violations from Agnew’s Maryland and Baltimore County years. Nixon defended Agnew against leaks while praising Petersen’s handling of the case.
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Nixon
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Petersen
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