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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1963
Page
2
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The piece argues Henry Cabot Lodge is appointed ambassador to South Vietnam to fix the messy U.S. intervention after the 1960 election. It notes Diem and family resist reforms, the Buddhist crisis context, and rising Viet Nam challenges as Lodge takes on a Herculean task for a broader foreign policy goal.
The piece contrasts both sides in the race equality debate, warning against overstated prophecies of civil strife and praising a middle course for progress. It cites Gov. Barnett and Rep. Selden amid concerns the Kennedy bill could empower federal power to erode individual liberty and private property.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilmer Pautz of Juda returned home from Germany after months in Frankfurt am Main. He taught mathematics at Frankfurt American Junior High School and received an Army citation for teaching. The pair toured Berlin and other sites, attending Goethe Institute sessions in Bavaria, with plans for Dr. Pautz to join Eau Claire State College.
Reports recall major July 13 1953 actions as Chinese forces attacked Allied lines on the Korean east central front in a large operation. Eisenhower appoints Frances Willis ambassador to Switzerland. East Berliners disrupt food relief to expose shortages amid Berlin tensions. Community votes total 356 at Brodhead school meeting.
Eleven Boy Scouts received the Order of the Arrow at Can yon Camp this week and good turn awards went to the Flaming Arrow patrol of Cuba City and the Baker patrol of Platteville. Recipients include Hardy Herbert Ga lena Robert Wilson Frank Loy Wes Spellman Randy Wander Larry Straight Joey Murray Wayne Herristein Mike Weber Lan ark and Wayne Herristein. About 150 parents and friends attended visitors night.
A Wisconsin State Senate bill proposing deferment of property tax payments for residents 65 and older on fixed incomes was deemed unconstitutional by Attorney General George Thompson. He warned the measure would be unworkable and could violate uniformity and equal protection provisions.
The main post offices in Madison Beloit Janesville Rockford and Freeport host Peace Corps placement tests at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday July 20. The two thirty minute sections cover general and modern language aptitude with an extra one hour test for French or Spanish backgrounds. Volunteers commit to two years service including training, with no maximum age and marriage allowed if no dependents and both qualify for the same project. The agency covers expenses and provides support abroad with a monthly readjustment allowance of 75 dollars per satisfactory month. A second test date is scheduled for August 24.
Two U.S. Mail Boats operate daily along a 65 mile route on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire delivering mail and serving island communities.
All boys and girls up to 12 years old are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail to the Evening Times Monroe. Include name street or RFD and date of birth.
Miss Dolly Quick 79 retired high school teacher died unexpectedly yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after illness Thursday. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Hannan Sonan funeral home. She belonged to Montfort Methodist Church WSCS and several fraternal groups. born in Cuba City. Survived by sister Mrs Louis Richards and nephew Royal Baxter.
Madison reports Cheddar prices unchanged or slightly lower at Wisconsin assembling points per the Agricultural Marketing Service. American cheese production for the week ending July 4 rose 2 percent from a year ago, with Swiss prices unchanged across grades and stock trading clearing satisfactorily. Growth in Swiss producing areas has trimmed milk output, creating a firmer late summer market and good demand for curing quality Swiss.
A House armed services subcommittee backed Kennedy era plans to build fallout shelters for 11 million Americans with a $175 million program offering incentives to public and nonprofit institutions. The panel intends to rewrite the bill before sending it to the full armed services committee.
S.M. Martin, former Eddyville mayor, invested about $6,000 in WWII bonds and more savings to build a non-denominational church on a lakeside knoll. The 2 level 32 by 40 building with a 40 by 60 pavilion opened this spring as a community worship site uniting Christians across denominations.
Names and addresses of individuals with specific dates appear in a rental notices fragment. Richard A Ruf of 2143 17th Avenue dated July 10, 1960. Scott E Saunders Route 2 Monticello dated July 13, 1962. Laura A Wampfler Route 6 Rockford dated February 26, 1962. Contact Monroe Evening Times to place ads or call 3.
Security police arrest Walter Sisulu, 50, longtime leader of the banned African National Congress, during a raid on a local building in Johannesburg as authorities pursued him on charges.
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