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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
4
A reader asks if remaining in a marriage in name only is sustainable after separation and return. The columnist advises seeking medical help and clarifies legal rights, noting such marriages are emotionally costly for the wife.
A reader seeks guidance on confronting a friend who flaunts a second marriage as ideal and on addressing petty phone company cheating via person to person calls. Abby suggests testing friendship by speaking up about the unbecoming boasting and then notes the common habit of skipping payments or signals when arriving safely.
A B47 jet bomber from the 351st Bomb Squadron of the 100th Bomber Wing crashed shortly after takeoff from Pease Air Force Base. All four crew members died and were recovered. The wreckage fell in snow covered woods about a quarter mile from the runway near Newington, New Hampshire. Identities were withheld pending next of kin notification.
A column includes letters about a dog named Fritz signaling arrival, telephone issues, cat complaints, and a dig at neighbors. Abby clarifies origin of a letter about a cat obsessed neighbor, noting a Baltimore origin and debunking a Victoria Texas claim.
Chicago markets report hogs 9 000 head with prices ranging for 190 to 650 lb livestock. Cattle and calves show weak to lower slaughter values with mixed grades and weights. Sheep and lambs stay mostly steady with high grade lambs at 21.50 and other classes in the 19 to 21 range. Butter eggs hold steady with various grade prices listed.
Kiwanis will host Ulrike Wagner from Siegburg Germany as guest speaker at the Thursday noon meeting at the Swiss Wheel. Club representatives Art Benkert and E. O. Evans serve on district committees. Future events include delivering Christmas stocking boxes on December 23 requiring 16 station wagons and a January 20 50th anniversary celebration at the VFW clubhouse.
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated a Florida statute making it a crime for a Negro man and white woman or a white man and Negro woman to habitually occupy the same room at night. Justice White ruled the provision unconstitutionally discriminates based on race and violates equal protection.
Police hunt three armed men who robbed the downtown Montgomery Ward in Green Bay stealing about $14 900 in cash and merchandise and checks. They held over 30 employees at gunpoint, bound the janitor Roy Stone for three hours, and forced open safes with manager Milton Bergstrand and assistant James Moe present.
A poetic line on absence and reason hints at how a missing act reveals how people search for meaning. The phrase plays with logic and emotion to suggest that losses expose gaps in evidence and belief.
New York retailers spotlight canine couture with items from a striped Arabian tent bed at 14.95 to mink coats at 65, plus a self service biscuit dispenser for 6.95. Dog accessories include jackets, ear muffs, velvet collars, sham-poo, and Santa suits as festive options.
Beards fell from fashion as helmets with chin pieces became common in 15th century Europe. Men also adopted short bowl cuts, shifting styles to suit protective headgear and practical wear.
Monroe police investigated an accident at 6 31 a m at the intersection of 13th avenue and 10th street involving Marie W Johnson and Glen C Winger. Earlier, at 8 07 a m yesterday, Carolynn A Suda and Sandra K Voegeli were involved when Voegeli struck the rear of Suda as she slowed for a turn.
The royal limousine of the Maharana of Udaipur features a brilliant gold sun disc, the family symbol for centuries, replacing standard license plates as a mark of regal identity.
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