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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
9
Sam Dawson reports on the nation's economic gap concerns amid inflation and job data. Analysts weigh wage growth, unemployment trends, and policy impacts as signposts for future growth and stability.
The CIA warns the Soviet economy is weaker than assumed and heavily credit based. Moscow lacks gold to pay for Western goods, while Western Europe trades with the East and buys Soviet oil, raising concerns for American oil firms and policymakers.
A Dane County Circuit Court injunction prohibits Richard C. Thorn of Oshkosh from practicing architecture or professional engineering in Wisconsin. The order restrains Thorn from offering professional services or representing himself as an architect or engineer pending further action or compliance.
Mrs Dorothy N Campbell of Monroe has been temporarily appointed to the Whitewater State College faculty after a student teaching stint. She will be a part time faculty member next semester, teaching seventh and eighth grade French at the campus school Roseman elementary and two freshman French classes at Whitewater High School. Campbell studied French at the Sorbonne in Paris.
A farmer can earn Social Security credit even with a loss if gross farm income is 600 or more in a year. Credit equals two thirds of gross from 600 to 1800, or 1200 if gross exceeds 1800. Tax reporting uses Form 1040 and Schedule F for Social Security eligibility even when no tax is due. filing is required to report farm earnings.
Mrs John F Kennedy expressed public gratitude for condolences after President Kennedy's assassination. She spoke from her brother in law Robert F Kennedy's office and said she and her two children appreciate the nearly 800000 messages, hoping to acknowledge each letter despite the long process ahead.
A recap of notable events on January 15 across history including Japan withdrawing from London naval talks in 1936, the first Georgia assembly in 1751, The Best Friend of Charleston trial in 1831, Paderewski becoming Poland's PM in 1919, Kellogg Briand Pact ratified in 1929, and other milestones such as a 1946 farming request and Castro and Tshombe notes.
In Boulder Colorado Mrs Stevie Noblitt could not start either car in freezing weather so she rode a Shetland pony three miles to her workplace. Her children own the pony and helped manage the trip.
Judge David Rabinovitz rejected a Madison defense motion seeking dismissal of charges against Bernard Pesik. The attorney arguedRab inovitz violated residency rules by living outside his Western District of Wisconsin seat when appointed. Pesik is charged with submitting a false Rural Electrification Administration account in 1958.
Dr Jerald Kleckler local veterinarian will discuss Live stock Diseases and Health Regulations at 8 p m Wednesday Jan 22 in the Orangeville high school. The talk kicks off a ten week Farm Management series for area farmers in the Orangeville school district sponsored by the Yo-Ag department and advisory council.
Washington DC houses soapstone quarries used by Indians to form bowls and abundant granite used to chip spear heads, illustrating early quarrying and stone tool practices in the region.
New York reports the Federal Trade Commission plans broad curbs on cigarette advertising. It seeks to ban claims that smoking makes people feel good or signals maturity and to prohibit ads that target youth or mention athletes. No new legislation needed, FTC tells Congress.
A small theatre unearthed a missing play piece as audiences in the city block watched a staged reading. The discovery involves a recovered script fragment linked to a long-unknown author and historic production.
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