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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
2
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A conservative editorial endorses Barry Goldwater as a clear partisan choice to curb federal overreach and restore individual freedoms. It notes opposition from within his party and from Democrats but argues a broad public can influence U S governance by voting for Goldwater. It cautions voters to weigh concerns raised by foes while urging support from genuine conservatives.
The Internal Revenue Service says taxpayers needing social security numbers should apply at local Social Security or IRS offices. Local handling replaces centralized issuance from Baltimore, with Form 3435 revised for local use. Financial institutions should obtain the new form from district directors and stop using the old Baltimore form. Taxpayers must include their social security number on returns. recipients of dividends and interest must furnish numbers to payers for reporting.
Wisconsin holds lead in the nations race for corn per acre with July 16 1954 events. Judge Ralph D Moore of Mooseheart Il will address the state Moose convention, Miss Mary Ellen Mc Cabe will cut a 200 pound Swiss cheese wheel for delegates, and Mrs Elizabeth Maurer chairs the Women of the Moose welcome.
The article notes a call for unity within the party following attacks on the Arizonan and cites former President Eisenhower's appeal for honest thinking. It suggests his words might curb factional strife and persuade undecided members to back a constructive path.
Harry L Edwards of the Pure Milk Association says June prices will rise for Chicago market deliveries with 60 percent paid at 3.51 per cwt and 40 percent at 3.38. June production fell by about one million pounds daily versus May in the 55 to 70 mile delivery zone. The 3.51 includes a 13 cent superpool premium.
The annual South Wayne high school meeting will be held Monday July 20 at 8 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. The annual grade school meeting will follow Monday July 27 at 8 p.m. in the same venue.
Evansville council instructs police to enforce the 11 p.m. curfew for youths 17 or younger. Councilman Richard Eager named to plan commission. library repairs approved. City forester reports 31 Dutch elm disease cases.
Melissa Neebel 73 of Lena Illinois died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral 1 30 PM tomorrow at Amity Lutheran Lena with Rev Richard Bailey and Rev Milton Whitney officiating. Burial Chapel Hill Freeport. Survives three sons two daughters ten grandchildren and other relatives.
Hollywood obituary noting Myles Connolly, 66, motion picture writer, associate producer and author, died Wednesday in a Santa Monica hospital. A native of Boston, he was known for screen credits in Mr. Blue The Bump on Brannigan's Head and Three Who Ventured.
Walter John Peterson 63 a Brescia College professor of economics and political science was found dead at his Owensboro residence Wednesday. The native of Czechoslovakia reportedly suffered a heart attack. He previously served in the Polish treasury department from 1927 until the start of World War II.
Barry Goldwater eschews baby kissing and flashy stumps to run as a senator from Arizona. He speaks in a near monotone but can be eloquent when urging public service. His family backs his drive with two sons away campaigning while two daughters stay home.
A brief reminder to use The Monroe Evening Times Classifieds to rent a room. Includes no extra details beyond the invitation to place an advertisement.
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