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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
2
The text lists subscription rates for Bay West and Stephenson County Wisconsin at ten dollars per year. It notes the Associated Press is entitled to republication of local news and AP dispatches. Office hours are from 8 30 am to 5 00 pm and a telephone number is provided.
A columnist documents a dangerous shift in urban riots, describing a new breed of militant young Black men rejecting nonviolence. The piece cites eyewitness accounts in Rochester and parallels Harlem and Bedford-Styvesant, noting rising hostility toward whites and police. It ends with a brief industrial report: Hamilton Mfg. Co. earnings and sales for the first half of 1964.
Ten years ago a countywide gamma globulin immunizing program planned with the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation was discussed by the Green County Medical Society. Leroy Gore, editor of the Wisconsin Joe Must Go club, announced a nationwide campaign to oust Sen. McCarthy. Hugo Voelkli predicted a major reunion in Monroe. Mrs. Herbert J. Ripp was elected president of Brodhead’s Jaycette chapter.
Bishop William P. O Connor of the Madison Diocese will celebrate a Pontifical Low Mass at St. Augustine Catholic Church New Diggings Tuesday at 7 30 p m marking the first Mass there in over three decades The ceremony honors Father Mazzuchelli and coincides with the centennial of his death and the 1847 Dominican Sisters convergence tours and restoration efforts led by Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus from Lancaster and local preservation groups another part notes Mazzuchellis mission in the tri state area and his architectural legacy in Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa with dozens of churches and schools attributed to him.
A nationwide AP survey finds only Colorado and Michigan poised to elect legislators next November under revised population based plans. Several states expect action in 1965, while others already have or plan plans, including Oregon and Vermont, with court schedules dictating timing and duties under the Supreme Court ruling that state legislatures be apportioned by population.
John H. Waller and Deputy Sheriff John Lewis returned from St. Joseph Missouri with two juveniles now in custody and an 18 year old youth released pending further investigation. They were held by Green County authorities. They left Sunday night and returned Monday afternoon. Charges include drinking vandalism and run away.
Ota J. Shelmaker, 71, of Elizabeth Illinois, died early yesterday at Lahey Nursing Home Warren after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Nadig Funeral Home Elizabeth, with burial in Elizabeth Cemetery. Survived by brother George of Elizabeth.
The House rules committee cleared President Johnson's anti poverty bill for action next week after an 87 vote in committee, with eight majority votes from Democrats. Five Republicans and two Southern Democrats opposed the measure as administration leaders predict a narrow floor victory. The Senate passed a similar $962.5 million omnibus bill last week by a wide margin.
Senate Foreign Relations Chair J W Fulbright says a new sea level canal across Central America could involve a consortium of nations including the Soviet Union in future. He stresses not advocating Soviet entry but not ruling it out, arguing such participation might aid world peace and stability while preserving access and security for all users.
A quoted remark discusses the central challenge of the era: to manage ongoing conflicts without resorting to weapons that eradicate all participants. The speaker emphasizes seeking methods to resolve strife that avoid ultimate destruction.
Mrs Albert J Tschudy 65 of West Milwaukee wife of a New Glarus native died Monday Services will be at 9 20 in J H Becker and Sons funeral home and 10 in St Florian's church Burial in Holy Cross cemetery Christian Mothers vigil at 8 tonight Surviving are husband five children including Mrs Clarence Baker Mrs James Leahy Mrs John Behrs James Gerald a sister Mrs Joseph Pint a brother Frank Suczepecki and 18 grandchildren
James Van Alstine, 25, suspended July 19 over misconduct involving a 15 year old girl, was fired for cause by the Omro City Council. He had served as chief since 1962 and is married with three children. Gordon Frees remains acting chief on a temporary basis.
Leck of 1000 24th street is named personal aide to the president at the Eagles International convention in Denver August 5 to 8. The appointment honors years of service by Leck, past state president. Attendance is projected over 10,000 with Gov John Love and Mayor Tom Corrigan as honorary chairmen. Renowned speakers include Cardinal Spellman Danny Thomas Jimmy Durante Milton Berle and David Lawrence. Sports figures Jack Dempsey James Braddock Tony Galento Buddy Baer Lefty Grove Glenn Cunningham appear with keynote H Roe Bartle.
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