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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
2
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Newsmen assess Gov. Reynolds statements for signs of openness to a general sales tax or compromise. The piece argues for candid leadership and budget trimming, noting proposed measures like a Committee of 25 and possible income tax tweaks as legislative paths.
AP analyst James Marlow argues Laos is the first step in a wider Communist drive across Southeast Asia. He says Beijing has time and aims to seize Formosa, relying on U.S. fatigue, while China remains limited without nuclear weapons.
President Eisenhower presents preliminary proposals to cut roughly eight percent from Truman era spending to legislative leaders. The plan targets major items in the federal budget as Republicans seek deficit reduction and fiscal restraint.
The Reds restrain their land force methods and accept the costly stalemate, knowing each month drains American resources and alters the strategic balance in Formosa.
Funeral services for Christopher McKeown 72 Janesville farmer and livestock dealer who died Sunday in St Clare hospital will be held at St Marys Catholic church Janesville at 9 a m Rosary service is at 8 15 tonight at Nelson Schneider funeral home Janesville Friends may call He was a director of the Wisconsin Co operative Wool Growers association a former Rock County Farm Bureau officer and member of Golden Valley Riders St Marys Holy Name Society Surviving are a son Joseph a foster son Richard H Crary a brother Leo all of Janesville
A horse drawn wagon that once carried pioneers to Wade House will give rides to visitors this Sunday afternoon. Wesley Jung of Sheboygan will present a color film of his horse drawn vehicle collection at 2 p.m. Wade House, run by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, sits on Highway 23 at the northern end of Kettle Moraine between Sheboygan and Fond du Lac.
Mrs. James Fisher of Baraboo, mother of Mrs. William Ruda of Monroe, died after a serious illness. Funeral services were held in Baraboo on Friday. She leaves five daughters, three sons, 17 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. her husband preceded her in death by 10 years.
Montgomery Ward store announces an extensive benefits package. The plan includes a profit sharing component with employee contributions matched, enhanced health care covering 80 percent of many hospital costs, retirement plan top ups, and a stepped vacation schedule. A straight salary plan for most selling employees ties income to prior year earnings. Adoption is set for June 1.
The Smith Masonic Lodge will play a recorded lecture by Dr John Furbay titled Count Down for Tomorrow at its Thursday 1 p.m. meeting in the Masonic Temple. Two lodge members will receive 25 year pins and another will receive a 50 year pin during the event.
Thousands rely on classified ads to find everyday goods and services. Listings connect readers with jobs, housing, equipment, and miscellaneous items, offering practical solutions and local options in a compact marketplace format.
Ten Monroe high school students earned straight A averages in the fifth six weeks. Seniors Janet Barry Sally Dickson Mary Cheryl Marty Linda Fritz and others are named along with juniors sophomores and freshmen who made the honor roll including Law rence Asmus Richard Beutel Barbara Boss Roger Brunkow Carole Buehler Kay Fernstaedt Connie Gable Sharon Granberg Holly Hoesly Terry Hyland Mary Lee Keegan James Kittelsen and more.
Edward S. Corwin 85 longtime McCormick professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University died Monday after a long illness. He taught 28 years before retiring in 1946 and was a leading authority on United States constitutional law.
Leon Pearson a NBC News staffer and play reviewer died Monday after recovering from a heart attack suffered April 18 He was 63 and a brother of columnist Drew Pearson Pearson was born in Evanston Illinois and lived in Plymouth Michigan prior to his NBC tenure since 1947.
The article notes average Northern Hemisphere temperatures have climbed about one degree Fahrenheit over the past two decades. It highlights a detectable warming trend and implications for climate patterns.
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