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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1964
Page
6
Wisconsin forecast shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers in the north and warmer temperatures statewide tonight. Sunday expected to be mostly sunny, hot and humid with a low around 65 to 73. High since yesterday 78, low 66. Year ago today high 86, low 2. Barometer readings 30.14 at 1 am and 30.12 at 10 am. Sunrise 5:45, sunset 8:27.
Forfeitures listed for Loretta J. Thompson of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Freddie A Teutschmann of Shullsburg Wisconsin for speeding. Notable deaths include Mrs Glen L Yost 57 of Hurst Texas and Frank Donner 8 of Freeport with other obituaries for Rewset Welch 3 Apgie River Iowa and Henry Leuenberger family of 1205 13th Avenue with a daughter born July 31.
Names linked to a St. Clare Hospital incident include John Jacobson Mt Horeb and medical personnel Jacob Waelt Blanchardville Eldridge Wilcox Woodstock John Herbert Route 1 and Edith Jane Milestone 908 22nd Street. Dismissals feature Earl Clauter Kittel Arneson Arthur Huetter and many listed spouses and relatives across multiple addresses.
Four men were found guilty by U S District Judge Kenneth P Grubb in a $300,000 Milwaukee mail theft case. Edward H Kretlow was acquitted. Sentencing investigations ordered for Jerome Morrison John B Trillieg John S DiMaggio and Larry V Arndt who were convicted on multiple counts including stealing mail possession and conspiracy to transport stolen securities.
Police investigated a crash at the intersection of 18th street and 14th avenue yesterday at 8 26 am. Vehicles were driven by Alan F Keener of Juda and Lloyd Keener of Juda and Donald F Becker of Milwaukee owned by Dodds James Trustee Detroit. Edith Jane Milestone six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Milestone is under observation at St Clare hospital after admission yesterday afternoon. Jazzettes Jo Jean Betrum and Roxann Reynolds to perform on Ted Mack Amateur Hour at 4 30 pm tomorrow on Channels 3 and 13 with viewer voting anticipated.
Pallbearers for Otto Albright's funeral in Monroe were four grandsons Bernard Monroe Keith Milwaukee and Lee Montgomery and two nephews Russell Albany and Gilbert Wendler Brodhead. Students and staff of LaMole Beauty School Freeport attended. Krupp Wins Delay on Sale of Holdings Over WWI Slave Labor Penalty.
Herbert Lindsay 56 a Monroe native from Detroit will be buried in Calvary Cemetery after funeral services Monday in Monroe. Rites at 9 a.m. at St Nessy funeral home and 9 30 at St Victor's Catholic church with Rev E C McCollow officiating. Rosary 8 30 p.m. in the funeral home. body flown from Detroit to Monroe Municipal Airport arriving 3 p.m. Ambulance plane out of Freeport. Death ruled from natural causes. Lindsay found dead in Detroit home Thursday night.
Apple River Ill road construction truck driver Edward Welch died at 10 a.m. yesterday from a heart attack while loading iron for a Green County bridge project. He had been loading at a Madison foundry. no inquest will be held. Welch's wife accompanied him and funeral services are pending at Commersnaes funeral home in his native Gays Mills.
Frank Donner, a native of Clarno Township and retired Stephenson County superintendent of schools, died at 9 last night in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, a son, and a brother Fred Donner of Monroe. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Scientists including Eugene Shoemaker of the U S Geological Survey reviewed Ranger 7 images from 1 300 miles to 1 000 feet altitude. They note dust depths from inches to a foot and find smaller craters rounded, suggesting softer appearances and possible dust formation rather than solid bedrock.
Mrs. William Steinhart hosts Albany guests while Rev and Mrs. Daniel MacDonald welcome visitors from Comanche Iowa and Palmdale California. The Blumers take a 10 day trip to the World's Fair. R G Grossman and family plan an eastern tour. Bertha Blumer and Blanche Jones visit Emil Sutter cottage. Marie Oberholzer and Dean Zimmer man family visit from Monticello. McVey Beloit guests with a diverse singing group led by Curtis Lyle the Indian.
Personal mention notes Miss Perri Connor of New York City visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs B H Lynch at 1423 1 15th avenue. Also mentions Otto Albright funeral attendees from several towns and states.
A 7 year old Clarno man, John Herbert, is in critical condition at St. Clare hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while fishing along Richland Creek. He was found unconscious near a bridge and brought to the hospital by sheriff's wagon yesterday at 2 50 p.m. Friends had been unable to locate him since Thursday morning. The case drew Roy Ryner store proprietor and undersheriff Roy Vetterli leading a nine man search party. Herbert remains in a coma as authorities note sunburn and exposure from cold rainy weather accompanying the stroke.
Miss Kathryn Yost learns of the death of her sister in law Mrs Glenn L Yost 57 of Hurst Texas after a long illness from malignancy. Funeral set for Monday afternoon in Hurst. Survivors include husband a married daughter Iris in California a son Richard in the Navy two parents in Dousman and several brothers and sisters.
Westworth Motors Corp reported net profits of 7.4 million or 39 cents a share for the quarter ended June 30, down from 11.5 million or 62 cents a year earlier. American Motors posted 43.9 million in nine months profits before taxes, down from 70.7 million year over year, with a profit sharing plan allocating 10 percent to the company before taxes and 15 percent to workers.
Green County remains free of fatal accidents for the first half of 1964, one of eight Wisconsin counties without a fatality. State totals show 474 fatalities through June 30, up 25 percent from 378 in 1963, with rural crashes adding 70 more deaths and urban areas 26 more. County-by-county figures highlight Milwaukee leading with 56 deaths, followed by Kenosha 29 and Dane 21 among 12 counties accounting for over half of early 1964 deaths.
A brief note reflects on the idea that when something is missing the most logical reaction is to treat the absence as an act to be recovered. The phrase suggests a measured, almost mathematical approach to handling loss.
The Juda Jolly Juniors annual club tour started at the Nellis Wunschel home with 44 people in Mead ing. The three hour event concluded at Rolland Keen farm where refreshments were provided by the Keen and Kaster families.
Mrs Sally Lange 43 of rural Iola was found dead Friday night in Moon Lake five miles northeast of Iola. Her husband John, who returned from berry picking with their 9 year old daughter, said she was a non swimmer and spotted the body in the water.
Dennis LaBrosse and Kenneth Roehl, both indicted in Dane County, faced burglary accusations after escaping Green County jail. They allegedly stole 314 dollars from Four Lane Standard at 2001 Broadway during their 12 hour freedom. Bail set at 2500 each. judges plan preliminary hearing next Tuesday. Detainer warrants allege jail escape and auto theft from John W. Steinmann.
A three judge federal court ordered Oklahoma to hold special primary elections after vacating the current legislative selections. Governor Bellman must arrange new contests aligning Senate at 48 members and House at 99 by population, per Nesbitt guidance, with no other plan accepted. Rural lawmakers face a setback as urban residents gain parity under the ruling.
Saigon and South Viet Nam charged that Red Chinese advisers directed regulars from North Viet Nam in the Mekong delta attack on Cai Be. Raiders killed 16 women and 24 children, wounded 40 others, with about 40 troops killed or wounded. The charge was presented to the International Control Commission. Also, William Hinze resigned as supervisor of guidance in Madison to become an assistant professor at Western Illinois University in Macomb.
Senators Dodd and Keating urged the television industry to clean up violent programming to avert potential federal action while opposing regulation. They watched monsters and murderers in a dark hearing room and agreed better policing could head off a public outcry, saying the hearings aim to prompt industry self correction.
David Rockefeller and Premier Khrushchev spent 24 hours together discussing a wide range of world problems including Soviet American trade. Rockefeller reported the talks covered trade and other major issues. The piece notes a 1928 change in dollar bill size from 7.4 by 3.1 inches to about 6.1 by 2.6 inches.
Two white Milwaukee police officers Arthur Young and Gordon Hessel Jr face federal civil rights suits filed on behalf of 4 year old Negro boys Michael Thomas and William Coates. Each boy seeks 50000 dollars. alleged abuse includes head blows with a revolver, punches, verbal slurs, and detentions at a district station.
Gladys Towles Root and George A. Forde post bail after arraignment on federal indictments charging influencing, intimidating and impeding a witness perjury and impeding the administration of justice. Root and Forde, who defended two of three men in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case, denied wrongdoing. Roots represented John William Irwin 42 and Forde Joseph Clyde Amsler 23. Details of the indict ment were not disclosed.
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