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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
11
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Miss Sharon Durtschi, Platteville College student, spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Stoffacher returned after visiting their daughter in Sun Prairie. R W Karlen and family called on the patient at St. Clare hospital Monroe. The Eschers from Lodi spent the weekend with the Gempeler and Escher families.
Leo Gempeler Linda and Billy traveled to Blanchardville for the 3rd annual Gempeler Christmas family gathering held at Legion Hall. About 60 attendees shared the dinner and fellowship.
President Johnson signed a $95 million three year program to aid states and local agencies in fighting air pollution from cars and industry. A White House ceremony included a large congressional and government delegation. The bill extends a 1955 pilot program for federal grants under HEW.
State tax appropriations to operate the University of Wisconsin system and nine colleges during 1963-64 reached 51.4 million dollars, up from 40.8 million in 1961-62. The rise matches the national average while ignoring tuition and auxiliary income. Alaska and Hawaii show the largest two-year gains among states.
New York led with 56 percent, followed by New Jersey at 41 percent and Missouri at 40 percent, reflecting uneven regional engagement in the tally.
A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner ruled Rice Lake Creamery Co. owes 25 Teamsters Local 662 members 179 720 dollars in back pay for a 1958 strike. The 25 were not reinstated and are entitled to return to their jobs under the judge's finding.
Members of the Tri-Hi 4H club held a teen-hop at Jennings school with dancing in the basement and refreshments upstairs served by Mrs. Richard Sigalus. The leader, Mrs. Richard Larson, received a birthday gift. Lee Dunn gave the presentation.
Mrs Helen Haukedahl 46 of Kenosha faces a sanity hearing next Monday at Winnebago hospital where she has been confined since an insanity acquittal in the slaying of police stenographer Dorothy Bitautis. Attorney Leo V Vaudreuil says the sole issue is current sanity and fitness for society with two doctors to report findings at the Circuit Court hearing before Judge M Eugene Baker. Her estranged husband Stanley 50 resigned as city police chief.
The article notes that ancient Romans are believed to be the first to employ alum potassium sulfate for purifying water, marking an early method in public health and sanitation.
A new expressway stretch between Illinois Routes 2 and 5 south of Rockford creates a thru route via the Illinois Tollway for north south traffic between Beloit and Cherry Valley. It links Illinois 2 and U S 51 to skirt Rockford and access I 90 toward Janesville and Madison. Toll for that tollway segment is 35 cents. Northbound cars rejoin U S 51 at Beloit or continue to I 90. Illinois 2 ends in South Beloit with access from the toll system for southbound travelers.
Sunday dinner guests at the Lyle Rinehart home included John and Ar thur Kramer and family. Eddie Johnson of Janesville visited Glen Bolender’s family. Mrs Bolender's hospital surgery return is noted. Gilbert Abraham hosted Sunday supper with Rolland Baker and Justin Dietmeier from Lena and others. A builders show in Chicago drew Harley Dinges Gene Pinnow Robert Blankenhorn and Gerald Abraham.
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