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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1968
Page
2
The Monroe mayor extends warm congratulations to the Monroe Clinic staff and employees. He notes the clinic as a financial asset and commends its contributions to the city of Monroe, saying the staff help give residents more reason to say I Like It Here.
A retrospective column traces events on Oct 29 across decades from 1958 to 1918. Entries note Pope John XXIII urging peace, hospital expansion needs, election registrations, a failed refugee Polish physician plan, split state ticket support, and wartime quarantine lifts with casualties and civic notes.
Fifty men work on a barn raising at the Carl Matzke farm north of the city. J T Etter to supply linoleum for a new Edgerton schoolhouse. Eight teams haul on a model road from the Willis Ludlow place to the county farm. J L Sherron of Monroe speaks at a large Republican rally in Ford's Hall Brooklyn.
Governor Knowles and Mayor Ekum praised the Monroe Clinic during a Sunday dedication of its expanded facilities. Around 2,000 toured the new building, with the clinic now employing 33 specialists and about 143 staff overall. The ramp across the street adds 216 parking stalls funded by the city at 400000 dollars, reflecting shared faith in the clinic’s growth and service to the Midwest communities.
TV schedule listing multiple shows across channels with Flintstones Daktari Virginian Here Comes the Brides Moby Dick Peyton Place Billy Graham Crusade Kraft Music Hall and more. The Wallace caravan visits Madison with Dick Sherwood distributing literature and UW regents pledge to curb illegal drug use on campus.
A letter to the editor urges voting out current officials in the November 5 election, criticizing inflation taxes and War on Poverty while praising decisive action against Democrats. The piece, signed by Edward J. Eaderly of Juda Wisconsin, calls for a political shift and national unity.
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