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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
2
Public notice from Monroe Wisconsin outlining subscription terms and hours. Includes postal regulation compliance and contact details for the local office. The fragment references Oconto County and a general notice about subscription management.
Editorial argues Washington must set a firm policy to retain canal rights amid Latin American tensions. It cites historical support from Roosevelt Taft and Wilson, questions withdrawal, and suggests hard line measures may be necessary against perceived Communist influence and in defense of U S prestige in the Caribbean.
The Monroe Dairy Co. a long standing butter producer with roots back 35 years, shuts down due to cost pressures. The Myers brothers cite a failing market and lack of buyer interest, signaling dairy industry troubles for small operators while urging focus on quality to sustain future profits.
Ten years ago President Eisenhower urged by January 14, 1954 establishing million more Americans under Social Security and raising to 4200 dollars the income subject to taxes while increasing benefits across the board. A Warren County Pa judge was shot dead in his courtroom by a 26 year old construction worker. The Port of New York Authority accused Arthur Godfrey of careless flying after a crosswind near Teterboro airport.
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy travels to Tokyo to meet Indonesian President Sukarno about the Malaysia situation and possible foreign aid bill provisions. Discussions aim for a peaceful solution and to prevent conflict between Indonesia and Britain over Malaysia.
Cardinal Cushing showed a gift from Mrs. Kennedy consisting of John F. Kennedy identity tags. The tags read Kennedy, John E., Commander-in-Chief, O, and Roman Catholic, presented during a memorial Mass in Palm Beach, Florida two weeks earlier for the late president.
Capt. William F. Hamilton, former Monroe and New Glarus resident, earned an Air Force Commendation Medal in Tripoli while serving as CAMRON Material Control officer. His award cites resourcefulness and planning that boosted pre-issue and bench stock efficiency by 15 percent and recovered about 1,500 line items valued at $80,000. Hamilton enlisted in 1947 and was commissioned in 1953. He is married to Donnae Nae Ensley. they have five children and he has prior foreign service including the Philippines. He is brother of Mrs. Harvey Loeffel of Monroe.
Milwaukee Henry 5 Kuhn of Little Chute Outa ramie County filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing debts of 39421 and assets of 1000. Kuhn had operated the wrecking firm Kuhn Enterprises since 1953.
For the 15th time H Otto Elmer of Monticello qualifies for the Progressive Breeders Award the top honor for Registered Holstein cattle breeders. Mrs Curtis Baker and Elmer Baker of Horeb qualify for their second time.
Secretary Freeman appoints J Orrin Shipe of Madison managing director of the Credit Union National Association to the rural area development advisory committee. The item notes a policy context with no further action.
Airman first class John H. Lehnherr of Monticello has reenlisted for another term following selection for career status. He serves as an aircraft mechanic and was approved by a selective reenlistment board. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold F Lehnhert and is married to Nancy L Herlein.
Harold Stassen weighs entering Wisconsin's April 7 primary. He seeks a meeting with state GOP leaders while an aide for New York Governor Rockefeller plans a visit within a month. Wisconsin GOP officials, including Talbot Peterson, announce upcoming Republican speakers to back Rep. John Byrnes.
The Supreme Court unanimously voided a Louisiana law that required explicit racial designation on ballots for all elective offices. The ruling, delivered by Justice Clark, came on appeal from Dupuy Anderson and Acie Belton, two Black candidates for East Baton Rouge Parish school board who lost in the 1962 Democratic primary.
The Original Harlem Court Jesters basketball troupe will appear at the South Wayne gymnasium on Wednesday Jan 22 at 8 p m to showcase their court jest against the local team. Sam Boom Wheeler and Gene Sugarfoot Johnson will play for the Jesters.
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