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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
2
The notice lists AP exclusive republication rights and subscription rates for Monroe, Wisconsin, Stephenson County, Illinois, and outside areas. It also notes advance payment and office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the phone number 325-9101.
Town hosts cheerful strangers from Iowa greet Washington visitors with warm hospitality. The Friendly Bunch of Iowans will tour Monroe and compare welcome styles with Wanga' s Cafe Coffee Club guests from the Monroe Waffle Shop. Local fans tout Iowa hospitality while promoting tourism and inviting repeat visits to Monroe.
The article lauds Lyndon Baines Johnson for a Chamber of Commerce address seen as a deft campaign blueprint. It highlights his push for frugality in government, praise of private business profit, a peace stance with security, fair play from critics, and a unifying patriotic note. Johnson’s style mixed homey phrasing with subtle humor, earning applause and a forecast of a tough campaign.
A notice from 10 years ago recalls the Green County Fair Centennial calling for authentic relics from the county’s pioneer era. It also notes deaths, local contests, and civic declarations amid a roundup of archival items from 25 and 40 years prior.
James R Hoffa backed away from a Teamsters dispute over financing his trial costs. General counsel Edward Williams warned executives of potential personal liability if union funds cover Hoffa expenses amid his Chicago federal trial and a recent Tennessee jury tampering conviction. Harold J Gibbons said the decision stands until legality is confirmed by a national authority.
Twelve flour milling firms were indicted in Buffalo on charges of conspiring over six years to fix prices. The defendants include General Mills, Pillsbury, Archer-Daniels-Mmidt, International Milling, Peavey, Bay State Milling, Weber Flour Mills, Western Star Mill, Gooch Milling and Elevator, Inland Mills, and related officers. The case alleges buyers paid artificially high, non competitive prices for bakery flour east of the Rockies.
Milwaukee CORE leader John H. Givens calls Msgr. Franklyn J. Kennedy a political bigot for urging the May 18 school boycott to be postponed. Kennedy, editor of the diocesan weekly, chairs the Milwaukee Commission on Community Relations and holds multiple Catholic intergroup posts.
Employers in Green County are invited to a May 5 meeting at 7 30 p m at the county agricultural building to learn about the Wisconsin Council of Safety plan SOK Share Our Knowledge aimed at reducing work accidents The program is organized by Philip LaValle and supported by county safety leaders and local manufacturers The plan cites Wisconsin manufacturing loss time accidents at 15 per million man hours in 1963 and discusses using top safety professionals and successful companies to implement a monthly safety program in counties
Jets to ride herd on Oklahoma tornado clouds will also study electrical discharges troubling commercial airliners. Neal Ward of the National Severe Storms Laboratory says planes including a Navy FU, an Air Force F100 and B17 will observe and sometimes penetrate storm clouds, while a U2 from Edwards AFB will fly over the turbulent weather.
Mayor Francis Reichling told the City Council last night that police will begin a crackdown on enforcing Darlington dog laws after numerous complaints about dogs running loose. Ordinance requires confinement to the owner's premises unless leashed. The council approved stop signs at Lucy and Madison streets to curb traffic near a new greenhouse.
Herman Pitzen 83 of Darlington died yesterday in Argyle nursing home after a long illness. Born in Potosi he lived in Darlington most of his life. Survived by wife Elizabeth and daughter Mrs Anthony Huebner. Services 9 a.m. Friday at Holy Rosary Church. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow at Steil funeral home.
Ole H. Anderson 79 retired farmer died yesterday at Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Services set for 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Lutheran church with calling at Lulloff funeral home after 3 p.m. tomorrow until 10 a.m. Friday. Survived by wife Julia two daughters Mrs Leon Hartman and Mrs Robert Myhr both of Madison four sons Otto Mineral Point Gilman Dallas Tex Lloyd Ridgeway and Raymond Dodgeville three sisters Mrs Anna Jones Mrs Christina Scott both of Dodgeville and Mrs Mary Wenden Barneveld a brother Thomas Dodgeville and 13 grandchildren.
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