Goldfish Bowl of Privacy Fears From National Data Center
An editorial from Manitowoc Herald Times warns that a National Data Center could assemble a complete dossier on every American, fed by dozens of agencies and possibly sourced from others’ files. It argues this invasion of privacy would turn citizens into a mass in a government goldfish bowl and questions public money funding such a plan.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Herald- Times
United States
U.S
Bureau of the Budget
National Data Center
Izens
Service records and discharge notices from Belleville Texas
Richard Hendrickson son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Hendrickson has enlisted in the Air Force and is in basic training at Amarillo AFB Texas his address AB Richard Hendrickson AF 16 889 926 3333rd BMTS Ft 328 Amarillo AFB Texas Michael J Bowre discharged Aug 20 at Oakland California from the Army 174th Avn Co after six months in Vietnam he earned Viet Nam Service Medal National Defense Medal Service Medal Viet Nam Campaign Medal and Expert rifle M 14 Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker Now
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Texas
Belleville
Richard Hendrickson
Jerry Hendrickson
Air Force
Amarillo Afb
AB Richard Hendrickson
Bovre
Belleville Times
Michael J. Bowre
Oakland
Calif
Army
174Th Avn. Co
Viet Nam
Garden Club Tea Thank You Spellbinds Monroe Group
The Monroe Garden Club extends thanks to members and the Monroe Park and Recreation Department Police Department and Street Department for courtesy and cooperation during the recent Garden Club Tea. Gratitude also to Helen Zimmerli of The Monroe Evening Times for beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park and Recreation Department
Cooperaion
Helen Zimmerli
Monroe Evening Times
Quinank
We Should Be Proud Letter Defends Roseleip on Communism Education
The letter argues Senator Roseleip fights communism through moral education and a Christian American liberation, countering Mr. Kittlesen’s criticisms. It states that dissent must be morally oriented to avoid promoting recruitment and emphasizes patriotism in defense of God and country.
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Kittlesen
Senator Roseleip
Sen
Roseleip
Sen. Roseleip
Mr. Kittelsen
Senator Roseleip Opposes Communists in Wisconsin Schools
A letter defends Senator Roseleip for attempting to outlaw communist speakers in tax supported institutions, arguing the move protects education and condemns the Daily Cardinal editorial policy as aligned with the communist party line. The writer praises Roseleip as courageous for voting 31 to 1 on the bill and lauds his stand for constituents and country.
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Roseleip
Wisconsin
Daily
Cardinal
Communist Party
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dubois Club
J. Edgar Hoover
Kittelsen
J. W. Robilette
D. ‘Monroe
This Day in History September 7 1966 Highlights
On this date in 1778 Daniel Boone defended Boonesborough Kentucky against Native attack. Brazil declared independence from Portugal in 1822. Boulder Dam construction began in 1930. London endured its first heavy night raid in 1940 during the Battle of Britain. Dewey opened his campaign presidency in 1944. Truman received Japan’s surrender papers in 1945 aboard the Missouri. Sherman Minton retired from the Supreme Court in 1959. Jack Paar filmed in Berlin in 1964 amid Berlin crisis protests. The United States halted arms aid to India and Pakistan in 1971 amid rising hostilities.
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Daniel Boone
Boonesborough
Brazil
Portugal
Boulder Dam
Britain
London
Thomas Dewey
New York
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Truman
Jack Paar
Berlin
U. S
Spotlight Monroe features Crandall Glauser and Tschudy
Ten years ago on Channel 3 Madison Dwight Crandall Fred Glauser and Robert Tschudy appeared on Spotlight Monroe. Mrs Mary Ellefson aged 87 of Browntown died. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Werner Schuetz of Route 3. A long haired snowshoe pawed cat was shown at the Rock Valley Cat Club exhibit in Freeport.
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Dwight Crandall
Fred Glauser
Robert Tschudy
Channel 3
Madison
Monroe
Mary Ellefson
Browntown
Werner Schuetz
Route 3
Rock Valley
Freeport
20 Years Ago Today at 1946 Peach Picking and Births
On September 7 1946 Charles E Miller picked 150 peaches from a tree grown from a peach stone A son was born at St Clare Hospital to Mr and Mrs E Lax Olga Voelkii Wilma Pfeiffer and George Voelkli left on a vacation trip through the Ozarks The Albert Boss home was placarded for whooping cough Mr and Mrs John J Burk Sr observed their 57th wedding anniversary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Miller
St. Clare Hospital
E. Lax
Olga Voelkii
Wilma Pfeiffer
George Voelkli
Ozarks
Albert Boss
John J. Burk Sr
Historic Turner Hall Fire Marks Rebuilding Plans for Swiss Home
Thirty years earlier on September 7 1936 Turner Hall burned. Plans for rebuilding Swiss Home were already discussed. Ralph Melland of Argyle was wounded by an accidental shotgun discharge. Fourteen people were injured when bleachers collapsed at a Legion sponsored baseball game in Brooklyn. Robert Graham Pyle age 75 died. Clifford Isely and Werner Untersee escaped serious injuries when a tree fell on their car.
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Turner Hall
Ralph Melland
Argyle
Legion
Brooklyn
Robert Graham
Pyle
Clifford Isely
Wi ‘Erner
Untersee
Deaths in Rockford Vault and Home of Laughter
Forty years ago on September 7 1926 Mrs Anna Feldman 73 died at home of laughter Mrs Will Neuen schwander also noted death while John Hamman 32 perished from injuries after being entombed in an eight foot sewer excavation project in Rockford Announcement
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Anna Feldman
Will Neuenschwander
John Hamman
Rockford
Marriage of Miss Wilma Figs to Clarence W Lengacher
Fragments note the marriage of Miss Wilma Figs to Clarence W. Lengacher. Other lines mention services for Mrs. Sarah E. Camron of Jefferson Township and a thousand people expected to see the play Go Slow Mary on the Frautschun lawn in Clarno.
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Wilma Figs
Clarence W. Lengacher
Sarah E. Camron
Jefferson Township
Mary
Frautschun
Clarno
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Structure In Sylvester Township
Fifty years ago on September 7 1916 a large barn on the C W aries farm in Sylvester Township burned. Miss Margaret Frey won a Claxton piano in a West Side Drug Company contest. Clark's Show Store advertised electric shoe repairs on East Side Square. W F Zilmer displayed the Edison diamond disc phonograph at the County Fair.
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C. W
Mille Jewelry and Music Ad and Local Transactions
Sixty years ago on September 7 1906 A Mille Jewelry and Music Store advertises Chace Brothers and Strohler pianos at a precise location west of the Post Offices. Henry Kundert sells his residence to Fred Steffin Green County House proprietor for 2570 dollars. Kundert plans to move to the Monroe Hotel purchased for 12200 dollars including building and equipment. All entries in the foot and pony races at the fair should be made to Dr. F Hodge.
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A. Mille Jewelery and
Chace Brothers
Strohler
Herry Kunderitz
Fred Steffin
Green County House
Kundert
Monroe Hotel
F. . Hodge
Lucey Wins Broad Backing Amid Governor Run
Patrick Lucey secures broad support from both Democrats and Republicans as he presides in the State Senate, drawing parallels to Vice President Humphrey presiding over the U S Senate during his campaign for governor.
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Lucey
State Senate
Humphrey
U. S. Senate
Patrick Lucey
Boys Race For Suit Of Clothes From Local Merchant
Local youths compete in a race promising a suit of clothes donated by W. J. Knight. The event draws participants seeking the prize and support from the town.
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W. J. Knight
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Lois Isely of Chicago spent the holiday weekend with her mother Mrs. Alfred Isely. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hoesly of New Glarus visited Robert Holcomb Sr. They moved to Monroe home purchased by Robert G Fernstaedt and his wife. Keith Field bought the Fernstaedt house and moved from the Taylor apartment.
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Liss Lois Isely
Chicago
Alfred Isely
Clarence Hoesly
New Glarus
Robert Holcomb, Sr
Robert G. Fernstaedt
South Main Street
Monroe
Keith Field
A Measure of Value Memory Is Really Better Than Money
HAL BOYLE argues memory surpasses money as both a measure of value and a medium of exchange. He contrasts aging currency with memories that gain worth over time, noting memories enrich the soul more than wealth, and recounts nostalgic vignettes of midcentury American life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Croesus
Broad America
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Wisconvec
Congress
Rareny Appell
Editorial
Adtaker
Brodhead
Brodhead School
Pierre LaPlante
Kenneth Rothengass
Delbert Wagner
Ronald von Able
Charles Niles
James R. Barnes
George Nimm
Gary Gmur
Mary Lowl
Joy Lehman
Mrytle Schlegel
Jane Kleinschmidt
Joyce’ Kletzien
Ruth ‘Thompson
Monroe Garden Club Committee
Ttica
By Robert Tschudy
Lucey Comenitet
Carl Thosesin
Farm Auction Service
Shullsburg
Apple River
Red Farm Auction Service
Sarge ST
IHC
Snow Co
John Deere
Kenneth Leitzinger
Farm Auction Service Inc
Don Teasdale
Eddie Roelli
E. €. Gruetzman
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Southern Area
Townline Road
Beloit
Anvestor Ownea
Walter Calvert
Wisconsin Assembly
Calvert
Southern Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Whitewater State College
Green County
Citizens For Calvert Committee
Edwin Rufenacht
David H. Swartz
Albany
Robert L. Ableman
Howard F. Voegeli
Ruth Bahier
Browdtown
Albert TenEyek
Nathan L. Goetz
Donald F. Ripp
John L. Norton
Wiliam A. Park
Eugene F. Stuessy
Clara Montgomery
Robert F. Marty
Randal J. Elmer
Rodney
Dallas Briggs
George Hartman
G. E. Heitzman
R. Q. Kittelsen
Monroe, Wis
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