03 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
1
The AP notes a holiday traffic risk as millions head for the roads during the last summer weekend. Early 78 hour period deaths total 27, Texas among the dead, with NSC predicting 530 to 630 total fatalities by Monday midnight. Howard Pyle urges restraint from moderate drinking to save lives.
BRIGHTEN YOUR CORNER Stars are not one size or pattern. Nor do they twinkle equally bright. You and I may be no Saturn, but we all can shed some guiding light.
Green County Association for Retarded Children schedules its first fall meeting on Tuesday September 6 at 8 p m in Green County College Building. The group asks parents teachers and anyone interested to attend and support activities including a cheese booth at the Union Grove fair on September 18 and a door to door fund drive during National Retarded Week November 12 to 18.
Weekend festival in New Glarus centers on the 29th annual Wilhelm Tell performance at 1 p m today and tomorrow with English and German showings. Alpine concert, Swiss music, art show, and German cultural events fill the village park and Swiss Church lawn through Monday. Other communities Argyle Gratiot and Brooklyn also mark the holiday with food, games, parades, and contests.
Franz Gmur 61 a Duncan Hill cheese maker fell from a truck loaded with cheese on Highway 81 ten miles northwest of Monroe. He suffered a compound finger fracture and hand lacerations before being taken to St. Clare Hospital in good condition. Deputies investigated possible load shift or slick road conditions after the crash.
On request of City 2,000 guardsmen slated to oversee a Sun rally in Cicero Illinois where civil rights protesters and American Nazis plan a gathering. Governor Kerner activated guardsmen with local police to protect 400 to 600 anticipated open housing marchers amid past riots.
Arthur Schadewald, 64, lifelong resident of Juda Township, died unexpectedly from a heart attack at 5:90 am. He was born Feb 11 1902, married Ida Maass Oct 13 1924, and was a member of Juda EUB Church. Surviving are his widow and three sisters. funeral at Juda EUB Church Tuesday with burial in Mt Vernon Cemetery.
A 14 year old known as the Phantom of the Sewers has haunted Memphis sewers for months and years, stealing small items to survive. He evades police by using tunnels as a refuge, is described as mentally disturbed, and faces juvenile court proceedings with no place to send him after release.
Gov. War ren Knowles gave preliminary approval Friday to a year-long neighborhood youth corps project in Madison aiming to enlist 100 participants.
The Monroe Evening Times announces no Monday issue in observance of Labor Day. The newspaper will resume normal publishing with Tuesday's edition.
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