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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription rates: carrier in Monroe $15.50 yearly, mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois $9, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois $12. All subscriptions must be paid in advance. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and the telephone number is 325-5101.
The editorial lauds Pope John XXIII for his ecumenical drive and leadership as he convened the Ecumenical Council to unite Christian churches. It highlights his humble origins, dynamic actions, and lasting impact on world peace, asking whether future successors can sustain his momentum.
President Kennedy plans a conference at the White House next Tuesday inviting more than 150 Southern businessmen to discuss desegregation of public facilities. Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy is also meeting with clergy, officials, and store owners in the South to address civil rights issues amid new Supreme Court rulings and unrest in Birmingham and Alabama university integration. The group aims to convey potential impacts of rulings banning exclusions by state or city laws in public venues.
Twenty four Holy Rosary School eighth graders will receive diplomas at an 8:30 a.m. Mass with Msgr. Doyle presenting and delivering the sermon. A program by seventh graders precedes the ceremony. The graduates include Mary Virginia Armstrong Anthony Beardsley Paul Beech er Robert Doyle Joyce Clark and others. The Civil Rights Division faces delays as it prepares for June 10 when Vivian Malone and David MecGlathery aim to enroll at the University of Alabama, with Gov. Wallace promising to block entry and federal officials determined to enforce enrollment. The office sees many people seeking to discuss civil rights with the attorney general, including a white man seeking to talk about violations and asking for the attorney general’s name.
William L. Williams a 47 year old United Air Lines mechanic received the largest idea bonus in the company history 9495 for a hydraulic pump repair method that saved United nearly 100000 in its first year The Shelbyville Tennessee native joined UAL in 1948 and had previously earned 1375 from five prior suggestions
In Green County a May 25 judging contest drew 139 youth. Farmers Dean Streiff and Walter Streiff hosted at New Glarus and the Voegels at Monticello. Triplet calves born April 21 attract notice. signs at county entrances repaired for future display.
A compilation of past events from 10, 25, 40, and 50 years ago mentions a Brodhead man Wilson Walter dying after a June 1, 1953 collision near Searles school, multiple injuries to Gifford E Solem family, new radiology staff at Monroe Clinic, Lena family deaths in a head-on crash, doctors Leiser relocating to Cleveland for Crile Clinic residency, and other local milestones including airmail photo contest winners in 1938, obituaries, and rail derailment near Monroe.
Reynolds Halls Regents Stand Richland 4-H Club with 57 members surveys home hazards and corrects them while teaching proper fire extinguisher use. Governor Reynolds commends UW system regents for resisting higher ed cutbacks amid Wisconsin budget stalemate tips.
A dated community page lists children with birth dates and home addresses for several June days. Names include James Paul Davidson Darleen Rufener Jeffrey Bowen Debra Hartwig Mary Louise Scherer and many others with routes, streets, and towns such as Minneapolis Orangeville Rice Lake Monticello Juda Brodhead New Glarus Leland Madison.
New residents Lori Lynn Bennet Thomas James Duerst and Jane Elizabeth Duerst arrive in Blanchardville and Monticello. A San Salvador population surpasses 500 000, averaging over 300 per square mile. A feature on Timmy the cat at 484 West Main Street Trenton, his stubborn charm, lifelong mistresses, and festive spirit.
Brodhead schools will not have five instructors returning for the 1963 64 year. Janeen Burkhammer will study at Platteville State College. Lela Fisher retires. Richard H. Collins takes a mathematics post at Friendship. Charles Wieman joins Bowling Green Ohio. Barbara Beardsley takes a Monro e speech correction job. A first grade and a junior high instructor will be hired. The superintendent’s office will staff two days weekly in speech correction.
Homer J. Holland 21 of Mukwonago Wis will receive his diploma in the June 5 commencement at the U S Military Academy He is named in the general order of merit and will receive awards for top ratings in chemistry physics and other courses Holland has served as a cadet corps captain and executive officer to the brigade commander He is the son of Mrs Dorothy M Detterming and the late Homer J Holland
The federal agency has approved an economic development plan for Menominee County to stimulate growth. Governor's office confirms the action under the RenVelopment program.
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