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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates for Monroe city Wisconsin and Stephenson County Wisconsin and outside areas. Rates include carrier 15.50 per year mail 9 to 12 dollars with advance payment required per postal rules. Office hours shown 8 30 a m to 5 p m and a phone number.
Everett A. Streit chairing the Clin ton Herald delivers a pointed critique of Monroe Wisconsin officials and county supervisors over parking meter tickets. The piece highlights a public servant versus privilege stance and notes a police ticketing compromise that torn up tickets will be discarded at the station. Streit warns officials should be servants, not masters.
Chancellor Adenauer, aging statesman of West Germany, signals firm support for Kennedy's NATO nuclear defense plan despite De Gaulle opposition. He urges unity, reminds that without the United States there would be no Free Germany, and keeps doors open for a peaceful Franco German reentry into Europe’s unity effort.
John Foster Dulles arrives in Belgium on February 7 1953 to continue surveying European defense planning. West European leaders favor a common army as the best guarantee of peace and security. Last rites conducted for Mrs. Martin Geigel. Wisconsin cagers beat Monroe 47 to 31 in a slow game. William B Antes dies at 47 from heart ailment. husband of Edna Rosenthal Monroe. Britain resists U S proposal to blockade Red China.
A brief adviser argues for constructive approaches to promoting harmony and unity in policy discussions. It emphasizes respectful dialogue, listening others, and building consensus without coercive tactics or personal clashes. The guidance targets leaders and participants seeking effective collaboration.
The Wisconsin Assembly killed a bill to expand anti discrimination laws 61 to 32 despite efforts to withdraw it. Co sponsors Isaac Coggs and Raymond Lathan urged passage while Republicans pressed for votes and amendments. The debate referenced housing discrimination and witness immunity amid strong civil rights rhetoric.
London officials deny the French version of Prime Minister Macmillan's December talks with President De Gaulle. They state Macmillan did not offer a combined British French nuclear force and that he warned De Gaulle of negotiations to buy Polaris missiles from the United States while acknowledging France's wish for an independent deterrent.
The Lions Club named Phillip Pfund, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Pfund, a recipient of the Lions Club Scholarship at a regular meeting. R J Habeck, new school administrator and club member, presented the award guests Mr and Mrs Pfund attended. Pfund attends the University of Wisconsin and will receive the scholarship after completing a semester at his chosen college.
A Wisconsin ASCS spokesman explains a published notice prompted by local committee requests to address Farmers Union discussions. Farm Bureau president Percy Hardiman says ASCS aimed to promote the Farmers Union, while committee members were told attending would not confer ASCS representation or travel pay.
Ella Lewis 68 native of Blanchardville died at 10 30 p m yesterday at her home where she lived with two brothers Milton and Clarence She was born July 28 1894 to Edward and Bertha Hanson Lewis and attended Blanchardville schools and Platteville Normal school She worked at the printing shop and telephone office in Blanchardville Survivors include two brothers two sisters Mrs Wilfred Kane Platteville Miss Leola Lewis Blanchardville another brother Lawrence Brillion and six nieces and nephews Services at 2 p m Saturday Saether funeral home Rev Edward Swanson officiating burial in Graceland cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m tomorrow
The article notes multiple farm sales in Illinois and nearby towns. Bessert and Scheider plan a sale February 14 between Warren and Winslow, Bernard Dooley quits farming with auction February 15 five miles southwest of Monroe, Orville Kammerode sells six miles southwest of Blanchardville with sale February 16, and Halsey Miles near Rock Grove holds an auction February 16.
James M Cunningham 77 founder of Cunningham Plumbing and Heating Co Belvidere died yesterday in Belvidere Illinois Funeral services will be held in Belvidere at 9 am in the Witbeck Wheeler Sabin funeral home and at 9 30 in St James Catholic church Burial will be in St James cemetery Rosary services will be at 8 pm in the funeral home Surviving are his wife a son James Sarasota Florida a daughter Mrs Donald McLean Aurora Illinois four brothers including Eugene and William four sisters seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren
A playful note suggests that when an item vanishes the simplest explanation is illogic, not hidden reasons, reflecting a witty column line about mislaid objects and human reasoning.
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