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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to republication of local newspaper news and AP dispatches.
In Monroe the 16 year debate over the sewer system resurfaces as an engineering report shows the plant operates at 25 percent overload. Officials delayed major expenditure but now say timely investment is needed to meet state requirements and protect public health.
The piece discusses the large 3.06 million verdict in Wally Butts versus the Saturday Evening Post and potential appeals. It notes the magazine industry’s use of shock value to raise readership, the jury’s stance on truth versus impact, and the caution publications may adopt to avoid libel risks.
County contestants in the fourth annual Wis- Aug 21 1953 grassland farming contest will be screened to 60 farms at an executive meeting of the Green County Grassland Soil Conservation Association in the New Glarus hotel. The note mentions other international events and local figures in a roundup style.
Arthur Mackey, a lineman for the Wisconsin Utilities Co., was badly burned and hurled 25 feet after contacting a live wire near the waterworks. The report notes the city’s wells sit deep underground, with 3,300 years needed for water to migrate through strata to reach them.
Final judging winners of 4-H projects at the Green County fair announced by the Extension office. Blue ribbons awarded in Crafts Pony and Woodworking with multiple individuals and clubs named from Richland York CCC Fairfielders Monroe Argus Juda Jolly Juniors and others.
Scoutmaster Lowell Stuessy of Troop 101 attends advanced leadership training at Philmont Volunteer Training Center in New Mexico. His wife Mrs. Lowell Stuessy and son Mark join the family program as he marks 13 years of scouting activity.
Two Holstein cows owned by Ralph T. Elmer of Monticello are named Gold Medal Dams by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America Brattleboro. Dinah Homestead and Tubie carry high classifications with multiple milk records totaling tens of thousands of pounds and butterfat. Dinah's offspring include Anna and Supreme while Tubie has seven records for daughters Marion Susie Natalie Lillie and Clara Homestead with strong milk yields. All figures are on the industry standard two times daily 305 day mature equivalent basis.
The chimpanzee possesses skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems akin to humans, highlighting close biological parallels between the species.
The record notes Dover battle support of 1217, Pueblo takeover of Santa Fe in 1680, Lincoln Douglas debates in 1858, Dnieper Dam destruction in 1941, Truman’s lend-lease pause in 1945, and later 1963 context with global military and UN actions. Includes Denmark canceling Skate visit and U Thant urging Security Council steps in Katanga.
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