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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
2
Monroe Evening Times lists AP rights and Inland Press audit details. Subscription rates: carrier Monroe city 15.50 yearly. Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois 9. outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois 12. All subscriptions due in advance per postal regulations. Office hours 8 30 am to 5 pm. phone number 3.
An editorial lauds Wisconsin county Government Day hosted by the American Legion. High school juniors tour the Courthouse and hear officials, then attend a Monroe Legion hall program. It urges expanding civic study to federal government and urges youths to share what they learn with parents.
The Wisconin governor faces a budget stalemate as Democrats and Republicans clash over tax policy. Reynolds vows to repeal the sales tax while GOP majorities push from a budget stance, risking a broader fiscal crisis for every citizen if compromise fails.
Ten years ago the U.N. in Korea planned a April 23 meeting with Communist liaison officers, fueling speculation about exchanging more disabled captives. Reports describe freed prisoners detailing ongoing sickness and injury in Communist stockades.
The piece argues a miracle is needed to untangle policy tangle at Madison. Past performances suggest miracles are scarce, especially with Reynolds in the governor's chair. It blames Republican leadership for recessing into a strike before the tax-budget controversy is settled.
Baltonsbrough England George Morris resigned as secretary of the village hall committee. He admitted the role duplication, resigning with regret while planning to continue voluntary work but avoid overlapping duties that caused the conflict.
Lawmakers may fast track development of the abandoned Bong Air Force Base in Racine and Kenosha Counties. Gov. Reynolds and Rep. Schadeberg backed state cooperation to transfer land from the Conservation Commission to the Wisconsin Federal Surplus Property Development Commission for industrial airport and urban development.
Unemployment in Britain fell by 97,503 in the past month to 604,637. The government reported a significant improvement from mid February when over 900,000 were jobless in Britain and Northern Ireland.
Secretary McNamara orders belt tightening to cut overseas costs without hurting combat power. A confidential memo shows plans to trim overseas staff and reassess the Communications Zone in Europe while rotating units and limiting extended tours.
Washington reports the Foreign Agricultural Service predicts dairy cattle exports will surpass last year and may hit the 1961 record. Last year exports valued at 4.3 million dollars, with 1961 reaching 5.1 million.
Lawrence College pursues a peaceful transition as Dr. Chandler W. Rowe and administrators describe progress toward ending discriminatory clauses in fraternities and sororities. Six Negro men have joined three fraternities and several Oriental and Jewish students have been pledged over time, with sororities lagging.
The Milwaukee Journal announces price increases effective May 6 for daily 7 to 10 cents and May 5 for Sundays to 25 cents. Home delivery and the Sentinel daily also rise from 7 to 10 cents, with no Sunday Sentinel published.
Mrs. Frank A. Blanche Ryberg of Rockford died at 2 40 p.m. after a long illness. A native of Brodhead she had lived in Rockford 60 years. Survived by husband a Rockford contractor four daughters Ronald a son and four brothers. Funeral services 1 30 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist church Rockford burial Cedar Bluff cemetery Wilbur Christenson funeral home in charge. Phone 3
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