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Experienced mechanic job opening in Monroe Wisconsin at Johnson-Eraser Pontiac. Apply in person for steady employment.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
4
Experienced mechanic job opening in Monroe Wisconsin at Johnson-Eraser Pontiac. Apply in person for steady employment.
The Old Line Life Insurance Co. seeks a local representative to replace the late Herman Schindler. Interested applicants should contact Don Benike C.S.V. General Agent at P.O. Box 4002 in Madison Wisconsin.
A large civil rights rally in San Francisco denounces Senator Barry Goldwater as an unacceptable Republican presidential candidate. About 35 marchers, black and white, moved 15 abreast along Market Street to Civic Center Plaza, hearing leaders James Farmer and William Chester. New York figures Rockefeller Lodge Javits Keating spoke but did not name Goldwater directly.
A dust and sandstorm caused three major Arizona traffic crashes Sunday, killing at least 17 people and injuring 17. A multi-vehicle pileup on Interstate 10 near Tucson left eight burned and five passengers dead when a truck struck a slowing car. Another collision near Williams on U.S. 66 claimed seven lives, and a single-vehicle overturn on Arizona 84 north of Mesa killed two.
In Mississippi the University Medical Center will autopsy the lower torso found in Old River near Tallulah Louisiana where civil rights workers disappeared June 21 after leaving jail for a speeding violation. The body’s sex and race cannot be determined from the remains.
Louis A. Stocking an attorney from Fox Point is elected grand master of Masons in Wisconsin. Other officers named include William J. Kahlenburg Two Rivers deputy grand master Doyn Inman Greenfield senior warden Robert V. Osborne Racine junior warden Alfred G. Trimberger Milwaukee treasurer and Paul W. Grossenbach Milwaukee secretary.
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. weighs a return to NASA says he would like to work where he fits in. James Webb notes Glenn’s value to the space program while Glenn recovers from an inner ear injury and awaits recovery before possible reassignment.
Hogs 5,500 and cattle 12,500 with varied weight classes and prices. Sows and heavier hogs show lower ranges while cattle include prime and high choice loads up to 1,400 lb. Sheep small in numbers with lambs 80-100 lb at 24.50 and ewes 4.00-6.00. Butter eggs and grains list stable to firm with multiple grade prices and grain values for wheat corn oats and soybeans.
Pete Ward powered a 3-1 and 11-4 doubleheader sweep against Kansas City driving in six runs and capping a seven run eighth with his third grand slam of the season. Galen Cisco of the Mets snapped a six game losing streak by beating Joey Jay 1-0 in Cincinnati. The Mets completed their first doubleheader sweep since June 23, 1963 by winning the nightcap 5-1.
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