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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as AP news dispatches.
Editorial lambasts the state’s bickering leaders Governor Reynolds and the Legislature over a revamped tax bill and reduced budget. It predicts prolonged stalemate, possible veto avoidance, and a 1964 campaign issue as both parties bear blame for fiscal confusion in Madison.
The NAACP names Hazel as first TV show to push for integrated production. It demands at least one Black technician on staff and broader minority access in commercials and regular roles, with plans for civil rights grievance avenues and apprenticeship programs. Ford Motor Company threatens sanctions if demands fail.
Mrs Irene Allen 90 route 1 Browntown died at 745am yesterday in St. Clare hospital from old age complications she had been a patient there since March 9 Born Feb 28 1873 she was a native of Topeka Kan She married Clarence K Allen April 24 1906 and they farmed near Browntown Surviving son Grant two daughters Valma Schank Evelyn Hous er five grandchildren six great grandchildren two great great grandchildren Services 130pm tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home Richard Kneifel of Jehovahs Witnesses will officiate Burial Cadiz cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
Ten years ago Dave Forbes aged 17 from Monroe shot a 72 at Milwaukee North Hills to win medalist honors and advance to the U S Golf Association junior championship in Tulsa. Mrs Nathan Goetz defeated Jane Cannon in Flight One, while county court warns of teen gang activity in Green County.
Vernon Heading 13 died Friday night in a farm accident on the Harold Kurth farm at Edmund. Services are set for 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Lulloff funeral home in Dodgeville. He was the son of Roy and [name omitted] Heading Route 2. Surviving are four brothers and maternal grandparents from Profitstown, Illinois.
Evansville special report, Miss Cora M. Taggart, 85, lifelong Evansville resident, died Friday after a long illness in a Janesville nursing home. Services were held at St Pauls Catholic Church after a Rosary at Allen Funeral Home. Survived only by cousins. member of St Pauls and St Marys Fidelity.
Former governor Nelson urged Wisconsin senators to defeat a bill abolishing the State Recreation Committee and transferring outdoor resources program control to the Conservation Commission and Department. He warned against reversing years of gains from the 10 year plan funded by a penny cigaret tax increase.
Jean Wells and Ginger Nall led the Browntown Busy Beavers at Browntown Peace Church. Pat Salesman called the meeting to order as John Salesman and Calvin Soddy led pledges, with roll call noting a favorite summer sport.
Gary Grossen and Dennis Matzke reported on the Upham Woods 4 H Camp trip during the Clarno 4 H Club meeting at the Harold Matzke farm. Vicki Waelti gave a tuberculosis health report and dairy members planned a Monday meeting to discuss decorating the barn for the fair.
Arthur M. Stander 46 television writer and producer and ex husband of actress Janis Paige died Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage in Los Angeles. Lt General John P. Daley 53 commander of the Army Combat Developments Command at Fort Belvoir died Sunday of a heart attack in Albany New York.
David Baumgardt a 73 year old philosophy and political ideology consultant at the Library of Congress from 1940 to 1953 died Sunday from a heart attack in Long Beach California.
Dr Joseph E Smadel head of the NIH laboratory of virology and rickettsiology in Bethesda Md died Sunday. He was 57 and served as a leading figure in biological standards at the institute.
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