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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1964
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, with distinctions for Wisconsin, Stephenson County, and outside areas. It also provides office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a contact telephone number.
An editorial proposes a community driven open end trust for Monroe high school graduates. Bequests of hundreds or thousands could fund grants or loans for four year college or professional studies and vocational training. Proper credit and tax approvals are needed for a growing, perpetual scholarship foundation.
President Johnson openly challenged Senator Goldwater and Representative Miller in a Saturday session. He insisted orders limited retaliatory strikes to conventional weapons and demanded a straight record on nuclear weapon authority amid North Vietnam tensions.
Glancing Backward recalls Aug 17 1954 when the Senate defies administration wishes and votes to make Communist party membership a crime with imprisonment and heavy fines. Authorities arrest a 20-year-old laborer and a teenage boy for allegedly extorting $500 from the Hartley family over Evelyn Hartley’s whereabouts. President Eisenhower warns that China would have to run the American Seventh Fleet to invade Formosa. World Council of Churches opens its Evanston assembly themed Christ the Hope of the World.
Washington Republican National Chairman Dean Burch estimated President Johnson will spend about $20 million on re election and said Goldwater will use about two thirds that amount. He outlined campaign plans with television buys and nationwide travel, and noted Nixon will campaign five weeks near election day.
Peter Heuser 82 former Dane County supervisor died Saturday in a Madison hospital after a long illness Services were set for 2 p m tomorrow at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran church where he belonged Friends could call at Gesme funeral home Heuser born Blue Mounds Township married Gertrude Becker in 1909 Heworked for Mr Horeb Auto Co and was secretary of Blue Mounds Insurance Agency Surviving are his wife a brother William of Mr Horeb and a sister Mrs Fred Williams of Waterloo Iowa
Mrs Beatrice R Reddell 79 longtime Dodgeville resident moved to Madison in 1948 died Sunday in a Madison nursing home after a long illness Survived by three daughters Sally Knight M E Mitchell all of Madison five sons Vernon Lloyd Donald Phillip all of Dodgeville and Lauren Waupun 11 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild husband Lew died 1963 Services 1 30 p m tomorrow at Luiloff funeral home friends may call
Dwelly Bush aged 92 died Friday in Beloit hospital. Services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Central Chapel Beloit. He lived in Beloit 39 years and had resided at Caravilla six months. Survived by wife Estella three daughters a son Herman 35 grandchildren 63 great grandchildren and several in laws. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. tonight.
The discussion suggests Goldwater’s aggressive rhetoric may spur a more animated race as opponents counterattack. Observers foresee a free swinging, lively campaign with heightened confrontation and strategic messaging shaping the contest.
Mrs. William Harris, 64, Galena Ill, died Saturday at Cuba City Medical Center. Services were held this afternoon at Westminster United Presbyterian Church Galena. Survived by her husband four sons Donald Killeen Tex Cletus Janesville Morris New Diggings Harold in France four daughters Mrs Donald Wetter Platteville Mrs Raymond Hat field Tomah Mrs Foster Glasgow Jr Scales Mound Mrs David Schick Dubuque a sister and three brothers all in Galena 28 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
The second Knights of Columbus family picnic of the summer will be at Twining Park at 6 30 p m Wednesday. Knights and families should bring their own table service. bratwurst hamburgers wieners beans and cold slaw will be furnished. A bonsai often requires 50 years of daily watering trimming and pruning.
Mrs. Ray Baier Jr. 41 sister of Mrs. Vance Wall died in Milwaukee. Services set for tomorrow at 9:30 am from Harder funeral home and 10 am at Holy Redeemer church. Rosary this evening at 7. She leaves three children Terri Lynne James Patrick and Kathy Anne, plus parents a sister and a brother. An aunt of the deceased is Mrs. Vance Wall.
Mrs Co B Stanley 93 a Primrose Dane County native died Thursday at Clintonville Community hospital Services were held Saturday at Christ Congregational Church in Clintonville She was long active in civic affairs member of Clintonville Finney public library board 28 years former president of Clintonville Woman's club charter member of Book Review club Her husband C B Stanley principal of Mana Wa high school and Waupac a County superintendent of schools died in 1927 Surviving are four daughters two sisters two grandchildren and five great grandchildren
WINTER PARK Florida Maj Gen David N W Grant 73 first air surgeon of US Air Force died at home He was Hap Arnold's personal physician 1939 46 and director of the Red Cross blood program in 1951 JOHANNESBURG Vic Oliver 66 British stage and TV star died during final performance of Distinguished Gathering Ex Vienna native born Viktor Olivier Samek son of Baron Samek violin prodigy at age 6 MEXICO CITY Dr Atl 89 famed artist writer died after long illness Real name Gerardo Murillo founded La Vanguardia and Action dArt of Paris in 1913 He invented Atlicolors
Services were held in Orange City Iowa for Mrs. T E Klay mother of Mrs G E Heitzman who died Friday Her husband Judge Klay died a year ago on June 16 She was survived by a son three daughters and 12 grandchildren She had been in Albany for the AHS graduation of granddaughter Barbara Heitzman and returned to Orange City
City home only a month ago. She had been hospitalized two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Heitzman and their children, excluding David and Barbara, have been at Orange City the past 10 days.
A brief note captures the idea that a missing act or action can be traced by logic, emphasizing the persistence of memory and the search for what was once performed. The piece frames loss as a puzzle solvable through reason.
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