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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of local news printed in this newspaper as well as AP news dispatches.
The piece rebuts claims of a U S missile lag and highlights American advances in communications satellites such as Telstar Relay and Syncom. It contrasts Soviet space aims focused on manned missions with limited peaceful applications, arguing private enterprise outpaces government efforts in practical progress.
The article notes 15000 bushels of corn from the price support program will be offered to area farmers next month at bid price to help with feed shortages. It argues the plan kept market prices stable but was costly to taxpayers and warns against large surpluses.
The article lists 4 H members winning honors at the Dress Revue held Wednesday at the bandshell in Twining Park. Mary Ann Sacker and Daphne Mauermann will represent the county at the State Fair in Milwaukee, with alternates Mary Sullivan and Pat Kaster. It details ribbon winners across numerous clothing categories and names many participants and judges.
Ten years ago a ceasefire halted 37 months of combat on the Korean battlefield. Eisenhower praised the armistice while noting it was a pause, not world peace, as UN and Red forces signed a long tentative truce.
A catalog of outfits including Wash Dresses for School, Summer Dresses, Wool outfits, Sport outfits, party and mother of adult dress, and related combinations. Names of students and sisters appear with color choices blue red white pink and list multiple makers across several categories. The fragment reads like a school fashion catalog itemizing dress types and wearers.
Joseph Carroll aged 20 months died after he apparently inserted a spoon into a toaster on a table in his Milwaukee home. Authorities said the accident occurred Friday and the child suffered a fatal electric shock.
University of Wisconsin rural sociologist predicts a massive population rise in Wisconsin during the 1970s. Professor Douglas Marshall cites aging trends and growth in under 25 and over 64 groups, warning welfare programs and schools will feel the impact and urging early planning. The Committee of 25, formed to cut state agency costs, seeks solutions without legislative power to guide policy.
An 11 year old Japanese girl Yukie Fuku Baker, adopted by Stanley Baker and Shizue Baker, finally enters the United States after U.S. and California adoption laws delayed the process. The Bakers, veterans of World War II and Korea, celebrate Yukie joining their Buena Park home and joining Girl Scouts.
NEW GLARUS two grade school teachers are candidates for bachelor of science degrees in elementary education at Platteville State College next Friday. Mrs Kenneth Zimt erman is a sixth grade teacher and R Emery Davis teaches eighth grade.
All children up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out the coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin with the name and age fields completed.
Officers of the Green County Historical Society were reelected and a floral hall display for the Green County Fair was planned. Olin E. Flisram remains president with Lyman Pitkin as vice president, Miss Hannah Bind schaedler secretary and Miss Anna Blum treasurer.
Mainz Germany is a manufacturing and commercial city with about 127000 residents. It serves as the center of the Rhenish fine wines industry.
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