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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
5
President Kennedy faces questions on how long the current 30 month upturn will last as economists note a healthy but aging expansion. Indicators point to a further near term upturn with tax cuts debated for potential boosts in spending and confidence. Industrial production and employment stay strong, with July records in personal income and durable goods sales.
Graveside rites for Louise W. Clark 93 a former Evansville resident who died Tuesday in Houston Texas will be held at 11 a m Saturday at Maple Hill cemetery She was born Louise Wilder and lived in Evansville until about 20 years ago when her husband John J died She was a member of the Evansville Gona resational church Surviving are a daughter Thelma Lee Houston a son LeMore W Farmington Mich a brother Ralph in California and several grandchildren.
Lord Nuffield, 85, noted British motor magnate and philanthropist who gave away over 84 million dollars, died Wednesday after a period of cardiac asthma. Born William Morris in Worchester, Oxfordshire, he rose to prominence in industry and charity. John H. Magruder Jr., 74, a retired Navy commander who accepted Japan’s surrender of the Bonin Islands in 1945, died Tuesday.
A group of 22 power suppliers announced a plan to invest 2.25 billion dollars to build a 5,400 mile network of extra high voltage lines and 2 billion dollars in new generating facilities by 1980. Wisconsin participants include Cairviland Power Co operative and Lake Superior District Power Co. Earl Ewald of Northern States Power outlined integrated operation and regional coordination with federal agencies.
Milwaukee born artist Max Fernekes will display works at the Tell Art Show in New Glarus during Labor Day weekend. His donated watercolor of Mineral Point’s courthouse will be auctioned Saturday at the Mineral Point Museum to fund museum improvements.
Senator William Proxmire advocates quicker disclosure of campaign spending for federal elections. The plan would reveal which interest groups fund candidates and cap contributions by requiring reports within 24 hours for gifts over 100 dollars and cut off donations five days before polls.
The Wisconsin Department of Taxation filed liens against 46 individuals for unpaid sales taxes. Liens total $20,400, with amounts ranging from $8.75 to $5,708. Most defendants were restaurant owners and other business operators. This marks the state's first sales tax crackdown.
Streets in St Thomas in the American Virgin Islands are called gades reflecting the Danish legacy. The term gade, Danish for street, marks enduring cultural influence on local place names.
Whitewater College imposes a no car policy for freshmen restricting motorcycles and scooters as well. Upperclassmen must register vehicles and obtain a motor vehicle permit to drive on campus or in the city. Exceptions exist for daily commuters, married students, those over 21, and certain travel needs with special permits from Dr. Clayton Droullard. cars must be kept in a locked campus lot during the week.
Monticello and nearby towns share a weekend of visits and hosting. The Wittenwylers entertained guests from California to Wisconsin while Monroe New Glarus Chicago area relatives joined in reunions and dinners. Notable attendees included the Talmages, Camenzinds, Stauffers, Haldiman, and Dooley family members visiting and touring area sites such as Twining Park and the VA Hospital.
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 2, Monroe Evening Times.
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