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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

2

Monroer Times Classifieds and Office Details

Subscriptions and mailing rates listed for Monroer Times including carrier and mail options. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and telephone contact provided.

Monroer County

John D Coryell and his fair leadership in education reform

The text honors John D Coryell as an original Green County School Committee member and later chairman. It highlights his fair handling of school district attachment hearings during the state reorganization, his rural background guiding his view of equal educational opportunity, and the respect he earned for ensuring every voice was heard while avoiding rush to judgment.

John D. Coryell Green County Coryell

UAW Leaders Confront Auto Makers in Negotiations

UAW executives press the Big Three as negotiations stall with General Motors Ford and Chrysler. Leaders threaten a targeted strike while vowing to push for higher wages cost of living protections and earlier retirement benefits amid accusations of insincere bargaining.

United Auto Workers Union UAW General Motors Ford Chrysler Walter Reuther

Ten Year-Old Davis Infant Killed in Crash Near Brodhead

Reports indicate a Davis North Labrador infant Kathryn Anderson was killed and three sons of Lloyd and Mrs. Anderson were critically injured in a car truck collision near Brodhead dated Aug 19 1954. President Eisenhower addresses World Council delegates at Evanston. Dr Samuel H Sheppard denies guilt in wife murder. City zoning ordinance change proposed to add ten blocks to down town.

Davis Brodhead Kathryn Anderson Lloyd Anderson Eisenhower World Council of Churches Evanston Samuel H. Sheppard Cleveland Marilyn

Livestock Dealer Faces Charges in Packers and Stockyards Case

Watertown livestock dealer Wayne R. Lehmann is charged by the USDA Packers and Stockyards division with violating bonding provisions and unfair buying practices. He allegedly operated as a dealer after surety termination and did not pay $3 800 for 28 cattle from Pryce Brothers in a 1963 Albany deal. A jury trial request was noted as the October court term begins October 26.

Watertown Green County Packers and Stockyard Act USDA Chicago Wayne R. Lehmann Packers and Stockyards Usda Marketing Service Lehman Lehmann Pryce Brothers Albany Virgil William Pryce

Milk Cow Herders Report US Cattle Decline

Washington The Agriculture Department estimates 16,702,000 milk cows in June, down 3 percent from a year earlier. Cattle numbers have fallen annually since 1953, with an average yearly drop of about 2.7 percent.

Washington Agriculture Department United States

Steel beam upgrades Liberty Bell yoke and frames

A steel beam able to bear twice the weight of the 2 080 pound Liberty Bell was inserted into the worn wooden yoke. The bell also received sturdier side frames attached to a new steel platform.

Keen Estate Farm Receives Wisconsin Century Farm Honor

The Maude Keen and George D. Keen Estate farm in Decatur Township is named among Wisconsin Century Farms. Certificates were awarded during Recognition Day at the Wisconsin State Fair, part of a program started in 1948 during the Wisconsin Centennial State Fair.

Maude Keen George D. Keen Decatur Township Wisconsin

Farm Families Benefit From FHA Loans Totaling 206 Million

Washington acknowledges the Farmers Home Administration extended 206 million in loans to 13 550 farm families during the fiscal year ending June to help develop and buy farms or refinance debts.

Washington W Orville L. Freeman Farmers Home Administration

Barry Advisers Plan TV Drive in Massive Campaign Bent

Barry Goldwater aides outline a $4.5 million television push to counter Democratic moves in the presidential race. The plan includes filmed regional and national programs, major live appearances, and radio and TV spots, with intensity rising as election nears.

Washington Barry Goldwater White House Goldwater Dean Burch Johnson Satur

Farm Magazine Poll in July Favored LBJ

Racine Wisconsin Agriculturist reports a statewide farm poll taken in late July shows 61 percent of rural respondents would vote for Lyndon B. Johnson, 21 percent for Barry Goldwater, with 5 percent leaning Johnson, 7 percent leaning Goldwater and 6 percent undecided. Among those with party preference, over 97 percent of Democrats favored Johnson and 73 percent of Republicans favored Goldwater.

Racine Wisconsin Agriculturist Magazine Wisconsin Lyndon B. Johnson United States Johnson Barry Goldwater Goldwater

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