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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson County Illinois and areas outside Wisconsin. It specifies annual prices 15.50 by carrier 10 by mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County 13 outside and requires advance payment to meet postal regulations.
In the absence of the editor this column will present analysis of events by Associated Press writers. The note signals a shift to opinionated commentary and AP sourced perspectives on timely issues.
Analysis of Soviet leader Khrushchev push for a NATO Warsaw pact nonaggression treaty. U.S. officials weigh aims on Berlin, East Germany and nuclear test ban linkage. De Gaulle opposes pact and may resist nuclear deal. Harriman outlines cautious, tension reducing approach. Rusk expected back to advise on possible new framework.
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, served as the National Geographic Society's second president from 1898 to 1904, guiding early exploration and science communication efforts.
Ten years ago on August 1953 Secretary Dulles and President Rhee planned to initial a security peace treaty draft between the United States and South Korea tonight. The account notes polio victim Karen Jones and liberated American POWs amid Communist propaganda.
Fifty years ago Monroe high school's baseball squad traveled August 7 1913 to Orangeville and defeated Freeport high 12 to 11 in a special interstate game. Gov Haliaro Vigil of New Mexico attends a Chautauqua with a Pueblo Indian group dance. Col Cody a former American citizen and famed aviator dies in a plane crash at Aldershot England. Contractor Quinn hopes to complete paving of public square by tomorrow night amid delaying troubles.
Mrs. Clara Bartelt 76 rural Winslow died at 6 30 p m at the home farm operated by her son Clifton after a three month illness Old age complications were the cause She was born Clara Drake May 25 1887 in Cadiz Township Green County and married Will Bartelt in 1908 Surviving include daughter Elzabell Zettle Monroe son Clifton Drake siblings and three grandchildren Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 p m in Stuessy funeral home with Rev J T Brooks officiating Burial in Bethel cemetery Monroe.
The Agriculture Department reported total farm exports of 5.1 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending July 1, down 42 million from the prior year. Declines occurred in cotton, wheat, tobacco, inedible tallow and poultry meat products, while soybeans, oilseed products, feed grains, rice, vegetables and preparations, and dairy goods rose. Adverse weather in importing countries may boost exports in the coming year.
Rene Black age 83 former restaurant manager at the Waldorf Astoria in New York and Fontainebleau in Miami Beach died Monday at his estate in Pound Ridge New York.
Galena Illinois hosts Dairy Day with a dairy judging contest at 9 a.m. and a tractor pulling contest at 2 p.m. Spotlight acts include the Claytons rope dancing duo and Charles Gregory with novelty instruments at 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. rides and home arts show are planned.
Washington report from the Agriculture Economic Service notes farm input costs rising nearly two percent this year. It says higher costs shrink the parity ratio, the link between prices farmers receive and pay for goods and services, with 1963 production costs expected to exceed last year’s $28.2 billion.
Prince Charles and his sister Princess Anne attended the film Cleopatra with a detective as an escort. The royal children, ages 14 and 12, were accompanied to ensure compliance with Britain’s A certificate rules for under 16 viewers.
Monticello schedules registration for 8:15 a m on August 28 with 3 through 12th grade meals at 30 cents and 25 cents for lower grades. Kindergarten starts Aug 29. WIAA injury benefits 50 cents per student, athletics coverage adds 2 dollars. Towel rent 1 dollar for grades 5–12. Faculty listed. Malta receives George Cross for WWII valor during heavy Axis bombing missions.
Energetic Maids 4H club held a city tour with talks by Nancy Wyssman Marsha Fuchs Janice Royer Diane Rackow Carolyn Bennett and Trudie Kyler. A Marsha Scheider demo followed by talks by Julie Rackow Beverly Reuber. Cookies and cakes judged. Argus 4H tour started at Hollis Schutz home ending at Merlyn Erb home with wiener roast. Next meeting Aug 21 at Argus school.
A Wisconsin Aviation Weather Seminar for pilots will be held at Truax Field Madison on Saturday August 17 from 930 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the field officers club. Sponsored by the Weather Bureau Commerce Air Force Wisconsin National Guard Truax Field management and the State Aeronautics Commission the program aims to promote safer flight through weather knowledge. Topics include meteorology for pilots weather services for pilots regional weather issues and Wisconsin seasonal variations.
The Kennedy administration proposes more grassland to expand feed cattle herds for the beef industry. The Agriculture Department notes favorable feeder cattle price trends and predicts possible 20 percent growth in cattle production over several years if beef demand stays strong, with prices near the 1962-63 average.
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