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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1963
Page
2
The item lists newspaper registration and imprint data for Monroe Evening Times including publication details, opening dates, editor name Emery A Odell, and general subscription rates and office hours. It notes AP affiliation and postal rules for subscriptions.
The editorial foresees 1964 as a pivotal year with Lyndon B. Johnson shaping civil rights, tax policy, and foreign policy amid Kennedy's legacy. It notes domestic challenges, electoral calculations, and rising Republican concerns while predicting shifts in American and world affairs. In Greece, King Paul calls elections for February 16 to resolve a political crisis and Cyprus tensions.
A look at notable events from Green County history includes Roger L. Elmer elected president of the Green County Bar Association with Anna Blum as vice president and Franz Brand as secretary treasurer in 1953. Monroe forms a six member jail feasibility committee to study a city county facility. Columbus suffers fire and explosion at its municipal power plant as residents endure outages. Uncle Sam announces a 10 percent income tax cut.
Tokyo correspondent John Roderick observes Red China will remain a global news focus in 1964 as it recovers from the Great Leap Forward and fights Western influence. Beijing grows economically independent of Moscow, may harden tone toward Khrushchev, and seeks renewed influence in Asia Africa and beyond. Premier Chou En-lai promotes China abroad.
Mr and Mrs Jack Ludlum and their year old daughter lost their farm home on Henry Lynch farm 15 miles northeast of Darlington. Fire chief Carroll Parkinson said hot ash started on the back porch and ignited insulation smoldering for hours. Neighbors collected clothing and bedding donations at Fayette Methodist church and Holy Rosary in Darlington. Firemen from Darlington Mineral Point used two trucks and 450 gallons of whey but could not save the house. Stood with relatives after the 9 45 p m call Sunday. the blaze rekindled around 1 30 a m yesterday with whey used from a Geissbuehler cheese factory three miles away.
Senate co sponsors expanded to eight backing Sen Stuart Symingtons bill to grant General Douglas MacArthur a six star rank. Introduced December 18 the measure awaits action by the Senate Armed Services Committee after mid January. MacArthur currently holds five star rank along with other World War II generals and admirals.
Underworld figure Marshall Caifano 52 is charged with faking a hijacking to cover a theft of obsolete wire worth 800 and a broader grand jury probe into over insuring unprofitable restaurants and collecting damages. Co defendants include Louis Barbe 32 and others. The trial was postponed to January 16.
Milwaukee based Wisconsin Electric Power Co denies accusations of discriminating against Jews in executive hiring. A. M. Sonnabend of the American Jewish Committee had charged 50 utilities, including the Milwaukee firm, with bias. The company calls the charge unfounded and notes the New York speaker lacked essential facts.
Personal income in November rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 472.8 billion dollars, driven by increases in wages, interest and dividends, and transfer payments. Payroll gains came largely from service industries and state and local governments, while manufacturing payrolls were steady. For the first 11 months, income reached 462 billion, up 4.7 percent from 1962. agricultural income fell, others rose. All but 23 miles of the Oregon coast remain publicly owned.
The University of Wisconsin joins Indiana Michigan State and Illinois in a $3.5 million Ford Foundation grant for a five year Midwest Universities Consortium for International Activities. The four schools will pool resources, manage gifts, contract overseas projects, train staff, and develop overseas research centers with graduate internships and grants.
Associated Press notes key anniversaries on December 31 1963 including Henry Laurens release from the Tower of London in 1781 Abraham Lincoln signing West Virginia statehood in 1862 Rasputin murder in 1916 Bermuda auto ban end in 1945 Churchill remark on world peace ten years prior Eastern Airlines strike settlement five years earlier and Nationalists versus Red forces in 1962 1963 snapshot of world events.
Astronomers confirm Uranus has five moons with the latest and faintest body named Miranda. The discovery marks the most recent addition to the planet's satellite system and highlights ongoing observations of outer solar system objects.
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