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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1963
Page
2
Editorial on James Landis tax troubles and public service
The piece critiques former special adviser James Landis for failing to file income tax returns timely while serving Kennedy and Eisenhower. It notes his guilty plea, claimed family needs, and later cooperation with the IRS, questioning the quality of his public guidance compared to his private finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Landis
Kennedy
Washington
Harvard
Law School
Landis
Sam
Uncle Sam
Revenue Service
U.S
Eisenhower
Letters Cite Wisconsin Legislators Tax Budget Impasse
Readers criticize lawmakers in Wisconsin over the tax and state budget stalemate. State Sen. Gordon Roseleip and Assemblyman C. M. Stauffer are noted for stance and constituent service while many legislators from both parties face sharp scrutiny for their handling of the 1963 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Zens
Gordon Roseleip
Uents
C. M. Stauffer
Assembly
Stauffer
Ruthy
Reynolds
Kennedy nominates Henry A. Byroade as Burma envoy
President Kennedy nominates Henry A. Byroade, a 50 year old career diplomat and current chairman of the disarmament advisory staff at the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, to be ambassador to Burma.
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Washington
Kennedy
Henry A. Byroade
Burma
Byroade
United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Memorials and milestones mark August 3 across decades
Highlights from Aug 3 across history include a state funeral for Robert Taft with Eisenhower present, a golden wedding anniversary observance, and 400 Allied prisoners returning home after the Korean War. Other items note a Monroe fire destruction, public works grants, fireworks bans, and various local obituaries and events spanning 1913 to 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Canite
William Ault
William F. Knowland
Senate
Joseph Goepfert
Monroe
Public Works Administration
J. William Whitehead
Cadis
Glenn
Doc) Babler
Green County Auto Co
Albert Ellis
Two Classes Compete at 4-H Furnishings Show
4-H girls win top blue and red ribbons in home furnishings. Beginners and juniors display items including place mats, napkins, centerpieces, and pillowcases led by named participants from Decatur, Silverview, Richland, and CCC. Numerous blue and red awards honor students such as Rhonda Stuessy, Joyce Stuckey, Barbara Wegmueller, Bonnie Hustad, Barbara Kubly, and Georgia Wegmueller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Stuessy
Decatur
Rita Paulson
York
Beth Trumpy
Silverview
Nancy Siegenthaler
Juda Jolly
Barbara Wegmueller
Richland
Joyce Stuckey
Bonnie Hustad
New Glarus
Linda Trumpy
Holly Ann Baebler
Barbara Kubly
Dorothy Coplien
Oakley
Blue
Red
Peggy Schupbach
Georgia
Sandra Smith
Hiawatha
Carol Feldt, Jr
Georgia Wegmueller
Karen Herbert
CCC
Judy Rufener
Shirley Bowen
Clarno
Priest-turned-missionary builds life in Labrador outpost
In Davis Inlet 180 miles north of Goose Bay a Dutch priest Rev Francis C Peters served Nasconie Indians for seven years. He learned to fight and fix things to enforce justice and promote self reliance. He reports low infant mortality and rising literacy, aiming for future integration with dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Bay
Labrador
Francis C. Peters
Davis Inlet
Father Peters
Ist
Holland
Wisconsin Legislature Overrides Veto On Smut Probe
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 61 to 26 to override Gov. Reynolds’ veto of a bill creating a legislative committee to investigate smut literature. Reynolds had opposed the $3,000 cost and questioned effectiveness. The session also moved to create an attorney general division for statewide crime investigations with up to five agents and left about 500 bills to fall until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Assembly
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Attorney General’s Office
Conservation Commission
Asee
Nevada Wins U S Beer Drinking Crown
New York reports the Brewers Association and the Brewers Almanac correct the record and declare Nevada the top beer drinking state with per capita consumption of 25.8 gallons, overruling an earlier Arizona rating of 15.9 gallons.
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New York
Brewers Association
The
Brewers Almanac
U.S
Nevada
Arizona
Scranton Declines WV Presidential Primary Invite
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania this week declined an invitation to run in West Virginia's presidential primary next year.
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Charleston
W.va
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Monroe Evening Times Club Seeks Youth Members
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name street or R F D date of birth age last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Regents Adopt Record $97.6 Million UW Budget
The University of Wisconsin board of regents approved a record operating budget of 97.6 million dollars for 1963-64, 16.8 million more than last year. The recommendation was made by U.S. President Fred H. Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Browntown
Hilside View
Dutch Hollow
Spring Creek
Pleasant Valley
Wisconsin
School Board
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Local classifieds provide practical solutions as residents seek affordable items and services. People find machines, furniture, housing offers, and help with errands through community listings and small ads. Community members rely on these notices for quick bargains and local connections.
Open Class Fruits and Honey Winners at Fair
Winners in open class fruits and honey include Richard Miller Juda first five fall varieties Mrs Lloyd Deininger Route 2 first Miller second Duchess Mrs Deininger first red delicious Mrs Deininger second Fameuse or snow Miller first Grimes golden Mrs Deininger second Tol man sweet Mrs Deininger first McIntosh Miller second Northwestern Greening and Mrs Deininger first any other variety Mrs Pick second boiled cider Mrs Pick first sorg hum syrup Mrs Robert C Wuethrich Route 1 first comb honey Mrs Wuethrich first honey in frames Mrs Wuethrich first fancy white Mrs Wuethrich first extracted white honey Mrs Wuethrich granulated extracted honey Mrs Wuethrich first original design Mrs Pick first and Mrs Wuethrich second honey in cooking and Mrs Wuethrich first honey preserve
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Richard Miller
Lloyd Deininger
Miller
Duchess
Deininger
Grimes Golden
Tolman Sweet
McIntosh
Northwestern
Pick
Robert C. Wuethrich
Wuethrich
Poultry Winners Crowned at Junior Fair Show
Richard Thickpenny and Brent Knouse led Brook lyn Badgers and Hiawatha participants to grand champion of all breeds in the Junior Fair poultry show. White Plymouth Rocks, cockeral and pullet prizes awarded to Thickpenny, Brooklyn Badgers, and Knouse with first and second placements across breeds and market classes. Best Pair and egg and yearling awards went to Sullivan, Knouse, Jennings, Ammon, and Weiss with multiple firsts and seconds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thickpenny
Brooklyn Badgers
Brent Knouse
Hiawaths
Plymouth
Brooklyn
Monroe Ag
Sullivan
Mary Ammon
Timothy Jennings
Albany
Tom Jennings
Cooper’s Bent Metal Rocker Starts Tasteful Trend in 1930
Walter Cooper launched a new design in 1930 by crafting a rocking chair with a frame of bent metal. The innovation set a trend in furniture making and showcased metalwork as a stylish alternative to wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reter Cooper
Garden and Crops Winners Listed at Junior Fair
The report lists numerous names and groups from several towns receiving top honors in the Junior Fair garden pots and crops competition. Winners include the Browntown Busy Beavers and Juda Jolly Juniors among many clubs, with first and second places in cornstalks, corn, oats, legumes hay, and weeds collection.
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Larry Hartwig
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Georgia Wegmueller
Richland
Vicki Kelso
Oakley
Dale
Jim Atkinson
Oak Corners
Gloria Beutel
CCC
Darleen Rufener
Hiawatha
Linda Rufener
Douglas Buehl
Little Hill High
Thomas Durtschi
Dutch Hollow
David Moen
Dougherty Creek
Lee Kelso
Steve Hoesly
New Glarus
William Severson
Helen Tsenant
Hilltop
John Wegmueller
Richard Mahlbuch
Albany Ffa
Keith Blumer
Albany
Terry Myhre
Jolly
Ena Dahart
LAU Ffa
Norman Houlberg
Robert Ruff
Willis Marty
Russell Block
Monroe Ffa
Roger Mahikuch
Oats
Peck
Robert Erb
Juda Ffa
Darrell Bollig
Dayton
Wegmueller
Darell Bollig
Legume Hay
Juda
FFA
Jolly Mixers
Robert Ruehlew
Nordean Bloom
Lost Act Returns to Spotlight in Quiet Musical Revival
A forgotten stage work resurfaces as performers rehearse key scenes and the company announces a modest revival. The production aims to restore the show’s original intent and reconnect with audiences who cherish its era defying logic.
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