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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
11
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Science Days will showcase three methods to harvest Sudan grass and sorghum sudangrass hybrids. Demonstrations run July 14–15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Arlington Experimental Farm with free parking, lunch, and bus tours.
Peter Bernstein of Brodhead graduates in 1965 and enlists in the Army for three years with basic training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. Nathan Hageman of Brodhead is inducted into the Army for eight weeks of basic training at Ft Knox Kentucky. Philip R Walden 3 c returns to Vandenberg Air Force Base California after an 18 day furlough with his parents in Brodhead.
Pvt. Edward E. Mayer son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Mayer Route 2 Monticello completed advanced artillery training at the Army Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma on July 1 He learned to prepare load and fire field artillery guns and howitzers He attended New Glarus High School and was farming before entering the Army in February.
Dwayne L Marty son of Mr and Mrs Herman N Marty of rural Belleville is serving in the Army and now stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky His address is Pvt Dwayne L Marty US 55 807 141 5th Platoon F09 3 Fort Knox Kentucky.
James Cannon of Cambridge Massachusetts created a harpsichord using modern engineering. The kit features a welded aluminum frame a wood sounding board and plastic keys priced at 495 dollars. Assembly takes 15 to 20 hours with most time spent stringing and tuning.
The Public Health Service reports 1964 births at 4,054,000 the lowest since 1955 and a third straight annual decline. Infant deaths totaled about 98,100 at a rate 4 percent below 1963. The 1964 marriage rate rose slightly to 9 per 1,000 while overall deaths reached 1,801,000 with a 941 per 100,000 population rate.
Eight Pekingese in Erie inherit from the estate of Ethel Winder. Each dog receives $30 monthly to “live in luxury” for life, totaling $240 per month per dog. Security Peoples Trust Co. oversees the funds while Ann Smith of Erie hosts the eight pets with a $1,000 separate bequest.
Virginia legislator Junie Bradshaw proposes using state college colors on motor vehicle license plates. The color chosen each year would mirror the college with the highest student academic average.
At Holy Family Hospital Qui Nhon a clinic run by 11 Catholic sisters treats hundreds daily. Two are doctors. cholera, measles and typhoid epidemics strain staff while the hospital relies on aid to provide free medicine. Sisters from the United States include Sister Karen Gossman and four others.
July 7 1965 marks key events: annexation of Hawaii by Congress in 1898 and the Declaration of Independence read in 1776. Earlier milestones include Sloat raising the flag at Monterey in 1846, Perry arriving in Japan in 1853, and Truman Byrnes departing Norfolk for Potsdam in 1945.
In Portland Oregon thousands of youths aged 10 to 15 gather at dawn to ride buses to strawberry fields in the Willamette Valley. They perform a major share of Oregon harvests earning 4 to 5 cents a pound or about 4 to 5 dollars daily as crops shift to raspberries and caneberries.
Johns Hopkins University researchers design a life support system to accompany living frogs in an uncrewed satellite NASA has accepted the preliminary proposal. The project aims to study frog biology in space and the effects of zero gravity on development and physiology.
NASA plans a four day orbital study to observe how alternating weightlessness and acceleration affect living organisms as part of a frog sustaining system.
Mark Frisle about 50 was killed in a plowing accident on his farm near Chippewa Falls. The Chippewa County Coroner said Frisle was repairing the plow unit when the tractor moved forward.
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