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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1963
Page
2
The newspaper lists subscription prices for in county and out of state readers with annual mail rates. It notes delivery by carrier and mail and provides office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m with a contact telephone number.
Editorial questions Senator Bill Proxmire’s handling of his aide Frank Campenni's pay. It notes repayment of 9007 dollars plus interest to the U.S. Treasury, Campenni’s interim payroll gap, and the broader critique of entrenched staff costs and wartime defense justifications amid Viet Nam and Laos debates.
The piece notes renewed Communist and factional fighting in Laos triggering a U S response. It cites the Seventh Fleet flexing its force near Laos, Marines possibly redeploying to Thailand, and about 12 000 American personnel and aircraft involved in Southeast Asia, with uncertainty about broader aims or outcomes.
A 1953 note highlights Helen Bollig and Judith Lee winning top county 4-H speaking contest awards in Brodhead. It also mentions Rural Youth Conservation Day on May 1 in Monroe with expected crowds of rural youths, parents, teachers, and others.
Twenty one members of Troop 247 and leader Mrs Lester Johnson spent an overnight camping trip at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin. They slept in tents cooked meals outside and worked on outdoor badges with a flag ceremony observed.
Mr and Mrs William Starke visited in LaMoille Illinois hosted by Rev and Mrs Lester Strom Others from Juda and Union EUB churches attended officers training school in Milwaukee including Rev and Mrs Melvin Nickel and Mines Russell Matzke Roger Coplien William Meinert Guy Davis and Leland Jordan and Mr and Mrs Walter Ludwig and Miss Mabel Bauer Wayne Conroy Patty and Mike are moving to Freeport Tony Grizzardo and family from Rockford visited Francis Kendall family Elizabeth Leopold and Larry hosted Miss Marlea Schuetz Monroe and Mr and Mrs LaVerne Leopold and Stevie
In Madison Sen John Potter proposes a three-senator three-assemblyman committee to investigate smut literature with hearings and subpoenas. asks 15000 for costs. Senate resolutions urge Congress on Edmund Zawackis open cities exchange with the Soviet Union. Assembly seeks AG probe of Mitchell Park Conservatory bidding. Tadych accuses rigged bids. Resolution favors a central Wisconsin veterans cemetery.
Paul Fejos aged 66, a former Hollywood director turned anthropologist who advanced carbon dating of fossils, died Tuesday. Born in Hungary, he moved to the United States in 1922 and later directed films after work at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. John Ecker, 55, an Associated Press teletype operator for 12 years, died Tuesday of a heart attack after previously working for International News Service.
Thorne Donnelley aged 67 former vice president of the Reuben H Donnelley Corp in Chicago died Tuesday of a heart attack. He was born in Chicago. AP wartime Teletype operator for the Office of War Information based in London in 1943 44 was born in Bayonne New Jersey.
Alan Babler son of Mr and Mrs Maurice J Babler of 1021 5th avenue has been elected recorder of Sigma Phi Epsilon national social fraternity at Stevens Point State College He is a history major sophomore.
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Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater gains traction in the Far West as Western governors at their annual meeting show divided views on convention votes. Rockefeller lags in exposure. Goldwater tours the region boosting visibility while Rockefeller faces limited public activity and a liquor probe. Colorado Governor Love cites recent events reducing Rockefeller's appeal. Goldwater seen as strong choice for South and West. Nevada and Alaska governors predict Kennedy for reelection.
Evansville mayor said he will veto a council vote approving city purchase of land for a public golf course and sale to the Golf Course Association over 15 years. The 4 to 1 council approval requires a three-fourths majority to override the veto.
Washington The Post Office Department ordered economies in 68 large cities in response to House budget cuts. Telegrams from Asst. Postmaster General Frederick C. Belen to major post offices ban new hires and limit overtime while delaying mail delivery extensions to new buildings and housing developments.
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