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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
2
GOP Platform Drafted For Unity Yet Lacking Clear Proposals
The 1964 Republican platform is lengthy and general, aiming to soothe dissent within the party rather than guide the presidential race. Melvin Laird’s chairmanship kept debate orderly while the civil rights plank pledges full implementation of the 1964 law, a point of contention with the Scranton faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Goldwater
Gov. Scranton
Wisconsin
Melvin Laird
Bancor
Scranton Bloc
Georgia Angers Over Slaying of Lt. Col. Lemuel Penn
Georgia reacts with outrage after the shotgun killing of Lt. Col. Lemuel Penn, a Washington DC educator, amid debates over civil rights. Gov. Sanders condemns the act, pledges cooperation with the Justice Department and FBI to find the perpetrator before more violence, as church burnings and tensions rise in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
South
Sanders
America
Justice Department
Johnson
Washington
FBI
Col. Penn
Monroe Births and Politics Highlight July 14 Listings
Ten years ago Lt Col Edward Ensch left the Army after 18 years and a Nazarene church set up was due by Aug 1. Walter Bedell Smith heads to Geneva for the US at the conference. All Star game notes two records and two ties as Al Rosen stars for the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ensch
Monroe
Army
Church of the Nazarene
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
United States
Cleveland
al Rosen
American League
Nationals
Ray McGinnis Dies at 72 in East Moline State Hospital
Raymond L. McGinnis, 72, died yesterday in East Moline State Hospital. Survived by sister Agnes Leonard of Lanark and half brother Clyde McGinnis of Rockford. Services set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Ann's Catholic Church with burial in St. Ann's Cemetery. viewing at Bartell Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow.
Basutoland Becomes Refuge for South African Refugees
Basutoland, a British protectorate, lies between the Republic of South Africa and the region, emerging as the favored asylum for political refugees fleeing the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basutoland
Republic of South Africa
Republic
City Students Register For University Classes
Two Monroe students were among about 600 visitors to the University of Wisconsin Madison campus last week to register for studies at the start of the new school year. They are James R. Beer and Raymond G. Peterson, sons of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Madison
James R. Beer
Fred Beer Jr
13Th Avenue
Raymond G. Peterson
Raymond J. Peterson
11Th Avenue
Tragic Tractor Accident Claims 16-Year-Old in Wisconsin
Peter Bunn, 16, of South Milwaukee, died after a tractor overturned on the David Mueller farm north of a Jefferson County community. The incident occurred Monday with Bunn operating the machine at the time of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Wis
Peter Bunn
Milwaukee
David Mueller
Jefferson County
Reynolds Blames Lack of Support for Government Reform
Milwaukee Gov John W Reynolds charged that political leaders promise efficiency during campaigns but fail to act once in office. He cited a Republican led Legislature resisting a government study and other reform proposals while noting broad campaign endorsements faded after the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
A. O. Smith
Death of David G. Kelly Nissewa area noted
David G. Kelly 73 a former Democratic national committeeman from North Dakota died Monday in Nisswa Minnesota. He retired in 1960 after twenty years on the job. He had served as a political figure and party official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisswa
Minn
David G. Kelly
North Dakota
Stephen Galatti AFS Director General Dies at 76
Stephen Galatti 76 longtime director general of the American Field Service is reported dead. He guided the aid organization through midcentury civilian service programs and helped expand international student exchange and ambulance corps initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stephen Galatti
The
American Field Service
Mrs Howson, 65, Dies in Cuba City Hospital
Mrs Hazel Howson, 65, Cuba City, formerly of Shullsburg and New Diggings, died yesterday in Cuba City hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs William Fishler of Platteville and brother William Baedle of Beloit. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Primitive Methodist church in New Diggings. Friends may call after 7 tonight at Thompson funeral home, Shullsburg.
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Hazel Howson
Cuba City
Shullsburg
New Diggings
William Fishler
Platteville
William Baedle
Beloit
Primitive Methodist
Thompson Funeral Home
Mrs True 81 Dies at Warren Illinois
Mrs Mabel C True 81 former Monroe resident and Galena teacher died yesterday in Lahey nursing home Warren Ill Survived by two daughters four sons three sisters and several grandchildren Funeral services 2 p m Thursday Gratiot Methodist Church burial in church cemetery Nash Schmadeke Galena in charge
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Mabel C. True
Roy True
Janesville
Monroe
Lahey
Warren
Ill
Galena
Gratiot Methodist Church
Church
Nash- Schmadeke
Harold Bell
Manitowoc
Melvin Jerry
Charles
Francis
Winfield
Norman
Hanover
Edna Rolli
Gratiot
Effie Doering
Darlington
Bessie Hicks
Shullsburg
Lost Act Mirrors Logic in Witty Phrase
A playful remark notes that mislaid work invites rational thinking as one searches for a missing stage act and the irony of logic guiding in the absence of the item.
Hay Fire Destroys Barn Hay at Apple River Area
A blaze yesterday destroyed about half the chopped hay in a barn on the Allen Kraus farm four miles west of Apple River Illinois. The hay barn itself remained standing and the Shullsburg and Apple River fire departments cooperated to control the spontaneous combustion fire with little difficulty.
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Allen Kraus
Apple River
Ill
Shullsburg Fire Department
U S Take in State Climbs to 1 95 Billion
Milwaukee report shows Wisconsin federal take in fiscal 1964 reaching 1 955 689 426 up about 50 million from 1963. IRS credits stronger business income and stricter collection for the rise despite a tax cut.
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U.S
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Internal Revenue Service
F. G. Niskern
Three Monroe Students Attend UW Music Clinic
Three Monroe students form part of 618 pupils from nine states in the first senior high school session of the University of Wisconsin summer music clinic on the Madison campus through July 18. Sandra Fritz of 1015 22nd Street Marcia Kundert of Route 4 and Susan Regez of 2021 16th Street are listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Sandra Fritz
22Nd Street
Marcia Kundert
Susan Regez
16Th Street
Plea Frees Hurler of Sign in Eisenhower Incident
City Court Judge E H Foster dropped the simple assault charge against Melvin Phillip Floyd 23 after the defendant pleaded innocent claiming no intent to strike former President Eisenhower. Eisenhower, who was traveling to the Republican convention, telegraphed that the act was a spontaneous reaction and asked for the matter to be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
E.H. Foster
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
F. W. Wallace
Melvin Phillip Floyd
San Francisco
Floyd
Wallace
Wisconsin scholars win Kaltenborn radio scholarships
Madison-Milan Ziva novic of Kenosha and Theodore L. Nielsen of Chicago, doctoral candidates at the University of Wisconsin, are named recipients of H. V. Kaltenborn radio television scholarships for 1964 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Milan Zivanovic
Kenosha
Theodore L. Nielsen
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
H. V. Kaltenborn
Gas Heating Promises Modern Comfort and Savings
An advertisement extols gas heating offering reliable winter warmth with central control and uninterrupted supply. It sells healthful, economical automatic comfort and invites readers to “live modern for less with gas.”
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