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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
4
Classified notice seeking male workers with contact number 325-5101. Includes brief tag lines Sell rent buy hire and employment call.
A 50 cheese maker job ad appears for immediate work at a Monroe factory. Separate probate notices set claim deadlines for the estates of Harold E. Matzke of Freeport Illinois and Joseph Rohner of Monroe Wisconsin with court dates in October and November 1963 respectively.
In Genoa near Toledo a fiery collision between a car and a semi-trailer killed all ten occupants of the Campos family migrant workers eight of them children. The six year old wagon carried no survivors. The family worked for Emil Webert near Elmore and Charles Strong escaped the flames from the semi cab after the crash as he claimed the car tried to pass another vehicle.
City engineer A. R. McDaniel reported six more elm trees suspected of Dutch elm disease in the city. Samples sent to Madison for testing follow a late week survey of elms. He also said nine trees infected have been cut down and destroyed so far this summer.
The Marshall Bluff Bowhunters sponsor their annual league shoot at the club range north of Monticello. Registration is Saturday 1 5 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trophies go to first place in all classes and medals to second and third.
A Philadelphia Juvenile Court judge sentenced 16 year old Arthur Brookes Jr to quit high school take a job and pay half his weekly salary for five years to the family of Steve Breitenbach 46 the man he ran down. If any payment is missed he faces jail until 21. The car crash left Breitenbach with a severed foot and serious injuries.
Brodhead Lions Club announces new officers led by Keith Townsend as president. Warren Aeschliman and Lawrence Dodge named vice presidents, E. D. Porterfield secretary, David Sharpee treasurer, Elliott Montgomery tail-twister, Sidney Fossage lion tamer. Ray Timm named past president.
AFL CIO President George Meany told the House commerce committee that denying rail workers the right to strike could lead to nationalizing the railroads. He argued against compulsion and Kennedy’s proposal for interim work rules by the Interstate Commerce Commission, saying it risks private profit over public interest.
Market snapshot shows hogs 5500 head with bacon cuts 50 to 75 cents lower and cattle steady to firm. Slaughter steers around 25.50 per cwt for 1200 lb loads, cows 15 to 20. Bulls 19 to 20.50. Sheep weak to test. lambs 21.00 for 95 lb deck, eggs and produce prices mixed, grains with wheat around 1.81 and corn 1.30 to 1.95 per bushel.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie sail aboard the Queen Elizabeth for a nostalgia trip connected to a CBS documentary on the D Day landings. They will return August 15 on the United States, and Eisenhower declines to comment on the partial nuclear test ban until experts agree.
Defense Secretary McNamara tells West Germany that a partial nuclear test ban will not weaken U S military strength in Europe. Informants report.
Prime time listings show Mitch episode and Perry Mason at 7, with Donna Reed, Dr Kildare, Leave it to Beaver, Twilight Zone, My Three Sons, Lively Ones, McHale's Navy, The Nurses, World of Billy Graham, Premiere, Frontier Circus, Theater and Tonight Show among others. Also sports and late night Aquarius.
Tonight the league schedule brings three cage games at Recreation park court. Lakers face Knicks, Celtics meet Pistons, and Hawks clash with Royals under the lights.
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