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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1961

Page

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Monroe High Students Begin Delaware Visit in Wilmington

The Monroe exchange group of 30 students and two advisers arrived in Wilmington Delaware for a week of classes tours and sightseeing at Alexis du Pont high school They traveled from Monroe with stops including Gettysburg and Tuscarora Mountain The group plans to return Sunday and will attend the National Symphony Orchestra concert before reuniting with new friends in Wilmington

Monroe Wilmington Del Alexis du Pont High School Fred R. Simpson Herbert M. Ainsworth Monroe Evening Times Washington Laurel Hill Allegheny Mountain Gettysburg Tuscarora Mountain McConnellsburg Eternal Light Peace Memorial National Symphony Orchestra Pan- American Union P.S

Wisconsin Toll Increases to 215 After Weekend Fatalities

The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend on Wisconsin roads with 10 deaths and toll rising to 215 for the year. Victims include Pamela O Connor of Fond du Lac and Lee E Lehman of Milwaukee among others in crashes near Fond du Lac Milwaukee Rhinelander Delavan and Sheboygan Falls.

Associated Press Rhineland Wisconsin Fond du Lac Milwaukee Pamela O’connor George Fond du_Lac Lee E. Lehman George Lassig Rhinelander Gary B. Moes Mike Allerton Jack Hehling Merrill

Stock Prices Climb as Trading Volume Rises

New York stocks advanced toward a new Dow high as electronics shares led gains. Trading volume reached about 5.5 million shares, up from 5.1 million Friday, with Union Carbide and Polaroid among notable movers.

New York Union Carbide Polaroid

Kennedy's Virginia Host Town Settles Race Move Quietly

In Middleburg Virginia residents learned after Mass that three lunch counters would desegregate. Local whites blamed President Kennedy as a catalyst though no direct action by him was confirmed. Louis C Dimos, owner of the Coach Stop, denied pressuring to refuse service though his wife suggested serving Negro patrons for publicity.

Middleburg Kennedy Virginia Hunt Country Glen Ora Louis C. Dimos Dimos

Snowstorm Forces Jets to Milwaukee for Landings

A blowing snowstorm in Chicago redirected eight jet airliners from Air France Trans World United Airlines Northwest Orient and Continental to General Mitchell Field Milwaukee for landings Sunday. Pilots chose Milwaukee to avoid instrument landing on the slippery Chicago runway.

Milwaukee Chicago General Mitchell Field Air France Trans World Airlines United Airlines Northwest Orient Airlines Continental Air Lines

Curtain Raiser For Monroe Auto Spring Open House

Bright sun marks the opening of Monroe Auto Spring Open House in the New Car and Truck Dealers Association showrooms. The weeklong event runs through Sunday with a Friday Saturday CARnival of Bargains offering $50 certificates for purchases over 1000 and $25 certificates for smaller buys.

Monroe Auto Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association Aes Nares Carnival of Bargains Auto Dealers Association Monroe Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee W. A Ted) Thayer Wards Store Chamber Lester Johnson Joseph Dearth Auto Association Dealer Association Badger Motors Behring Motors Dearth Motors Green County Auto Co Johnson- Eraser Pontiac Marty - Ripp Chevrolet Monroe Sales Co Rambler Stocker Motor Sales and Trucks, Inc

Diem Wins Big in South Viet Nam Election

Viet Nam voters backed President Ngo Dinh Diem in South Viet Nam’s first democratic style elections with over 80 percent nationwide and over 90 percent in the Me Kong River delta. Officials reported about 70 percent turnout from 7.2 million eligible voters as incidents were minor.

Saigon South Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem Mekong River South

Tragic Highway Crash Claims Three Teens and Driver

A Rhinelander area crash on Highway 8 killed three high school boys and a truck driver after Lassig slowed to turn into his Squash Lake home. Four others survived as firefighters freed victims from the burning wreckage.

Rhinelander Squash Lake Rhinelander High School Lassig Clifford Brown Woodboro Robert Kniskern Gary B. Moes Brown and Kniskern Mike Allerton WOBT

Bravery Citations at Governor’s Conference Honors Six Youths

At the Governor's Conference on Children and Youth in Madison six youths received special bravery citations. Stephen Austen Kurtis Bafia David Wake and Miss Mauermann Gerald Purchatske Richard Helmstetter and Gary Delorit were recognized for public service and community work. Austen Bafia and Wake saved lives during drownings in local incidents.

Shelby Mauermann Broda Governor’s Conference On Children and Youth Madison Stephen D. Austen Green Bay Kurtis Bafia New Lisbon David Wake Stoughton Miss Mauermann Gerald Purchatske Oshkosh Richard C. Helmstetter East Troy Gary J. Delorit Forestville Shelby Harvey Mauermann Brodhead Austin Bafia Wake Yahara

Five Survived Missile Mishap Over New Mexico B52 Crash

Five crew members escaped the B52 crash near Grants New Mexico after a Sidewinder missile severed a jet engine and caused the bomber to explode. Three crew members were killed. two remained missing until Sunday. Capt Ray Obel co pilot and S Sgt Manuel Mieras survived after bailing from 35000 feet in a blizzard. Bodies of the dead were recovered and taken to Albuquerque.

Grants N.M Air Force Ray C. Obel Logan Ohio Manuel C. Mieras Flagstaff Ariz Obel Wausau Mieras Mt. Taylor Here Albuquerque Oilivan Airtland Air Force Base Stephen Carter East Hartford Conn Glenn V. Bair Jr Kemmerer Wyo

Senate poised to act on good faith bill for city contracts

State Senate expected to vote within a week on a good faith bill from Assemblyman C. M. Stauffer of Monticello, already passed by the Assembly. If enacted and signed, it would allow the city to pay V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co. 2115 dollars for street repairs, halted by an injunction following a case by former mayor Victor N. Schiller.

State Senate C. M. Stauffer Monticello Assembly Senate Judiciary Committee V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co Stauffa

Nelson Pushes Tax Cut Plan for Inventory and Livestock

Gov. Nelson proposed a constitutional tax cut allowing reduced rates on merchants inventories, manufacturers inventories, and farm livestock with a phased rollout starting April 4. The plan follows a ballot approval of the levy change and would require income tax adjustments to offset property tax losses.

Madison Nelson State Tax Department Joint Finance Committee Tax Department John Gronouski

Mrs Eva Seffrood Dies at 55 in Apple River

Mrs Eva Seffrood, 55, of Apple River Illinois, died at 9 35 a m today in St Clare hospital She was admitted as a medical patient on February 27 Arrangements are pending at Bartell funeral home Warren

Eva Seffrood Apple River Ill St. Clare Hospital Bartell Funeral Home Warren

Cheese prices dip at Madison market activity wanes

American cheese prices eased by a quarter to a half cent following similar declines on last Friday's cheese exchanges. Demand ranges from slow to good but mostly fair with ample supplies. Cheddar car lots 36 to 37 cents, 40 pound blocks 654 to 638 cents, singles 38 to 38, longhorns 38 to 39, midgets 3814 to 40 cents.

Madison Wisconsin

Dara Sinks After Collision in Persian Gulf Disaster

The 5,300 ton liner Dara sank after a collision and explosion in a storm. Salvage ships attempted beaching while owners report 772 aboard with 560 survivors and 212 missing, many Asians, including Caltex employee L V Dorsch and his wife. The tragedy unfolded near the Oman coast as Brit ish and U S navies fought the blaze.

Manama Bahrain Persian Gulf Gray MacKenzie The Line Caltex Oil Co L. V. Dorsch Brooklyn N.Y Vala California Caltex Basra Bombay U.S British India Steamship Co Oman Arabian Peninsula

Warning Issued On Repair Crews In Monroe

Monroe residents were warned by city police to beware of heating plant crews who misrepresent the need for repairs. The alert urges skepticism toward door to door contractors and advises contacting official city channels for verification.

Monroe

Local Residents Warned About Deceptive Repair Scams

Police reported a complaint about an agent pushing unnecessary repairs and quoting nearly double the price for a part replacement. A local firm confirmed misrepresentation. Residents are urged to have local firms verify all such estimates and beware of traveling crews for chimney and roof work and tree trimming.

Skin diver drowns in quarry near Racine

Edwin Wasz, 35, of Chicago, drowned at Aqua Land Quarry Sunday after he could not remove two extra weight belts found in the water while skin diving.

Edwin Wasz Chicago Aqualand Quarry Here

Postoffices to Add 10 000 Workers and Limit Substitutes

Washington The Post Office Department plans to add 10 000 regular employees by capping substitute hours to 40 to 44 per week starting July 1. Regulars face an 80 hour bi weekly limit. Day says it ends overlong extra tours and unfair pay, reallocating work from substitutes to create steadier jobs. Wisconsin may gain 256 regular positions.

Washington Postoffice Department J. Edward Day Day Civil Service Wisconsin

Board Approves Grit Removal Unit Plan at Plant

The Board of Public Works approved immediate grit and scum removal work at the sewage plant before full operation. Rex N Eyler said the pit would be installed at about 1600 dollars, and the grit removal unit may cost 10000 to 15000 dollars. Eyler noted engineer Bruno Hartman will meet officials to discuss details.

Board of Public Works Rex N. Eyler Eyler Bruno Hartman

City to hire engineer by April and spray bid for Dutch elm disease

The board plans to hire a new city engineer by April 15 to start by May 1 and has received a single sealed bid for spraying trees to combat Dutch elm disease. Eyler noted a re advertisement may occur if the state grants a permit extension. otherwise spraying could be delayed until fall as permits are required after April 15.

Eyler

Soviet space launch reported by CBS radio

CBS radio reports indications that the Soviet Union is about to launch a man into space or has already done so, a development announced in New York.

SPACE New York Soviet Union Columbia Broadcasting System Radio Network

Gymnastic Show This Saturday At Junior High

Nearly 150 junior and senior gymnasts perform in the Turn and Schwing Club exhibition at the junior high gym. Marvin Wuthrich says the program features a new women’s drill with men on the horizontal and parallel bars side horse vaulting and tumbling.

Turner Hall Nancy Krattiger Barbara Kohl Sandy Kohn Barbara Koller Robert Barbara) Ruff Times Marvin Wuthrich Ernest Ammon Roger Wuthrich Aind Dale Bertalot Clarence Gissing Orson Robertson Dennis Pickett Esther Schwartz Dale Bertalot Carl Tobler Duane Schwartz Willie Ruef Hugo Ruef DeWayne Tarz) Flannery Bill Kummer Rodger Isely Orson Robertson Jr Larry Uffelman Michael K

Monroe Gra-Y Wins Tri-County Cage Title

Monroe Gra-Y captures Western District basketball crown in Janesville by beating Delavan 30 to 14. Monroe Jr Hi Y suffers a 48 to 46 loss to Delavan, leaving Monroe with a clean sweep. Coach Dave Stauffacher leads both teams. Bill Norder scores 16. Bob Buchholtz and Gary Phillips each add 16 for the Gra Y.

Janesville Delavan Monroe Jr

American businessman given three weeks to live after release

Doctors tell the family of Robert E. McCann that the American businessman, freed by China after ten years in Communist prisons, has three weeks to live.

Manila Robert E. McCann

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