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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1961
Page
4
A municipal judge explains that the Second Amendment protects a right to bear arms from congressional infringement while states may regulate carrying methods and weapon types. The piece notes militias and state powers to organize defense, with emphasis on lawful purposes and varying state protections.
Washington The Supreme Court unanimously refused Monday to order a stay of proceedings against the Freedom Riders arrested in Jackson Mississippi The action was requested by the National Association for Civil Rights and related groups in a case that could impact broader desegregation efforts.
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The Agriculture Department reports 1961 U S crop value at 19 79 billion dollars, up from 1960. Corn and wheat values held steady amid lower production, while per acre yields reached or neared records across major crops. Acreage planted totaled 310 million acres, down 4 5 percent from last year.
The report notes planted acreage since 1912 with sharp drops in 1961 program crops. Corn planted fell by 14.7 million acres and all sorghums by 5.2 million acres, marking the largest reductions in the dataset.
Terry D. Wenger YNSN serving on Admiral J. C. Dempsey's staff aboard the USS Tacon ic returned home for a 13 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs George Wenger Jr He will report back to Norfolk Virginia on Thursday December 28
New Glarus village clerk Charles Tollefson announced a slight drop in property taxes for 1961 with residents paying 0.6248 dollars less per 1000 of assessed value. Total 1962 tax budget is 113,677 dollars, up 5,677 from 1961, driven by county and state costs and a school tax increase.
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Richard Lansberry and Robert Wise, trapped in a cold hut with an oil stove out, were found near Williamsport Ohio. Dr. Frank P. Dwyer led Renova hospital staff in reviving them with progressive warming and care after near-fatal hypothermia with fevers up to 106.
Dwyer reports Lansberry and Wise remained unconscious for 72 and 108 hours respectively. Both are expected to return to work by next month as recovery progresses.
S W Wat Arnold, 82, a Republican U S representative from Missouri's First district from 1942 to 1948, died Monday after a long illness in Kirksville Missouri.
Francis Bradley 81 retired president and board chairman of Midvale Steel Co died Monday. He was born in Brookline Massachusetts leaving a legacy in steel industry leadership.
Edward H. Heller, 61, an investment banker and UC regent, a Democratic financial leader, died Monday in Atherton California. He shaped party fundraising and university governance during his career.
Leo Reisman 64 a longtime society orchestra leader who played the Waldorf Astoria hotel for 14 years in the 1930s and 1940s died Monday of cancer He was born in Boston
Joseph L. Sheppard, 80, longtime Illinois Central Railroad official, died Monday. The former assistant vice president retired in 1951 after a 55 year career with the railroad. He was born in Greenville, South Carolina.
The Sulphite Pulp Manufacturers Research League, a consortium of producers that account for 43 percent of U.S. pulp, approved a research budget of 185000 dollars for 1962.
Neil Rufer joins Browntown Busy Beavers 4H Club at Peace Church meeting. Steve Scott leads pledge, Steve Schwartz flag pledge. Ginger Nall named secretary. Entertainment includes carol singing, piano pieces by Jane Wells and Delores Lauper, vocal by Elvina Soddy and others, gift exchange, and visit from Santa. Refreshments served by the Fred Scott and Norman Nelson families.
India and China head global peanut output with NigerIa also a major grower. Peanut soup and flour remain staple foods in NigerIa, reflecting regional use of the legume.
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