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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
2
The notice mentions Stephenson County Illinois with a subscription rate of 13 dollars per year and requires advance payment. Office hours are from 8 30 am to 5 00 pm and the telephone number is 325 5191.
James Marlow argues the Republican nomination battle risks deep internal splits over Vietnam civil rights and strategy. Lodge Scranton and Goldwater clash, Eisenhower potential support looms, while Johnson could benefit by leveraging internal GOP divisions in the race against him.
Ten years ago Walter Wood followed fire trucks from the village hoping to assist in fighting a July 1954 blaze. His barn outbuildings hay and machinery burned. a cow and five calves perished.
Officials at the cattle show during Daily Day activities announced 222 cattle judged at the Saturday event held in Judo. The Holstein junior heifer calf class led with 34 entries. Ribbon winners included Ardis Briggs Albany blue Ron Paulson York Holstein junior bull calf Steve Digman Monroe FFA blue Tom Hoesly New Glarus blue etc.
State Sign Al Rights Volunteers, a Federated Organizations group, reports at least 25 volunteers in Wisconsin. They will operate schools and voter registration drives in southwestern Mississippi. About half are University of Wisconsin students, including Peter Weiss, project assistant at the psychiatric institute. Madison notices say thousands rely on Classified Ads.
Bruce C. Kneubuehl, son of Mr and Mrs Sylvan Kneubuehl of Route 3, has been stationed in Germany since May 8 at the Bismarck European Barracks. He will move to the Czechoslovak border for a month of field training and will also observe the Russian border guards change. His address is US 55-753-168, Battery D 1st Battalion 94th 8 inch Nuclear Howitzer Artillery, APO 326, New York.
Canada and the United States agreed to extend current toll levels on the St. Lawrence Seaway for two to three years while postponing a decision on possible toll increases, decreases, or continuations.
President Johnson notified Congress of a new treaty allowing broader U S NATO exchange of atomic data. The pact supersedes a 1955- era arrangement, broadening military and political NATO cohesion and participation in nuclear defenses. Pope Paul VI marked the first anniversary of his coronation with a pontifical Mass at St Peter's and visits to an old people’s home.
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