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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
6
Public notice lists Monroe Evening Times classified categories and ad policies. Tax collection appears at Clarno Town hall with Friday bank visits and residence options.
Classified ad clippings list a 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 XL for sale by Jesse Bahler in Argyle with details on motor size and condition, a 1962 Jeep truck in Blanchardville owned by E R Williams, silos and unloading machines from McMahon, and hay and sow listings including Patz equipment, Stauffa cher sales, and Roy Kaderli with mixed hay for sale along with contact numbers.
The ad lists used radios including Westinghouse RCA and Emerson models plus a violin in case for 950 dollars. A four bedroom house near the city is available February 1, with contact at 325 2426 after 6 pm. The J I Case Co plans a Monroe area retail dealership and invites interested parties to contact R W Gwaltney at 448 Lincoln Drive Sun Prairie Wis 837 3831.
Thousands of government positions open with high pay and short hours. Free info on jobs salaries and requirements. Prep training available until appointment. Experience usually unnecessary. Write name address and phone to Lincoln Service Box 77 care of Monroe Evening Times.
The Wisconsin Building Commission reversed a prior decision and approved six 110 bed infirmaries for the mentally retarded at Central Colony in Madison at a cost of 900000 dollars each. Governor Reynolds urged the six building plan while Assemblyman J Curtis McKay apologized for earlier remarks.
Chicago livestock prices show hogs mostly lower with 200-270 lb ranges 14.25 to 16.25 and sows around 11.50 to 12.25. Slaughter steers across weight classes mostly 20s to mid 20s with tops near 24. Mixed good and prime cattle trade 22 to 23.75. Lambs steady to higher with 100 lb woolled lambs around 21.00 and 80-115 lb sheep 19.00 to 20.50. Butter process prices steady, eggs firm with Grade A whites about 42 for wholesale.
Sen. John J. Williams charged the State Department covered up a $1.5 million currency smuggling case involving a government employee in Cairo. He named Herbert Keith Ferguson of Madison, Wis., who resigned rather than face charges, amid Justice findings no U.S. law was violated.
Mrs Marguerite Oswald says New York lawyer Mark Lane will represent her son Lee Harvey Oswald before the Warren Commission. Lane had earlier filed a brief urging Oswald's defense as witnesses note Oswald acted alone. Oswald, 24, faces charges for Kennedy's assassination and related shootings. he was killed in Dallas. Jack Ruby is charged with killing Oswald.
Dr Walter D Cocking 72 prominent teacher and Tennessee education commissioner 1933 37 died Tuesday Lucien Wulsin 74 Baldwin Piano board chair and longtime arts patron died Monday Dr Oliver J Lee 82 once a leading astronomer died Monday in Santa Cruz California
A dense list of 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. programs across channels 3 13 15 27 39 including Wagon Train Chronicle The Virginian Ozzie and Harriett Patty Duke Show Farmer's Daughter Patty Duke Show Beverly Hillbillies Ben Casey Espionage McHales Navy Dick Van Dyke Danny Kaye Eleventh Hour Channing Branch Rickey Steve Allen Tonight Show Perry Mason Target Corruptors Wrestling Dr Kildare Jimmy Dean Perry Mason and Suspense with Gloria Swanson and Edie Adams across channels 3 13 15 27 39.
In Bloomington Illinois State Farm says Wisconsin auto insurance rates will rise on January 15 by an average of 5.1 percent. The company attributes the increase to a rising highway accident toll and claims a loss of nearly a third of a million dollars in Wisconsin liability coverage in the last eighteen months.
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