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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
2
Editorial questions City Hall spending and tax impacts
The Monroe city council heard reserves could support up to 500000 for a new City Hall and fire police complex without boosting taxes or bonds. The editorial cautions that a tiny direct tax share may tempt future councils to loosen budgets and questions delaying police pay adjustments until the next budget, inviting correction if facts differ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Khrushchev’s sly critique of U.S. policy in dialogue
Premier Khrushchev uses a pointed, mischief free line to challenge American views on decolonization and uprisings while pressing for free expression at home. He ridicules U.S. labeling of uprisings as Communist and warns against reliance on secrecy in defense. The piece notes his aim to sow doubt among wary allies without convincing Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Sen. Benton
D-Conn
Lenin
Marx
Viet Nam
Asia
East Germany
Washington
Red
Cuba
U.S
Monroe High School Baccalaureate Service Opens Commencement Week
Ten years ago senior commencement week began with a June 1 1964 baccalaureate at Monroe High School. Rev John C Purdy of Union Presbyterian Church delivered the address amid memories of Memorial Day weekend fatalities and notable local deaths and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
John C. Purdy
Union Presbyterian Church
Kenosha County
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Peter M. Jones
Wisconsin Beef Futurity Show and Sale to be Held at Grant County Fairgrounds
Lancaster will host the sixth annual Wisconsin Beef Futurity Show and Sale at the Grant County fairgrounds next Thursday through Saturday. The event features 167 entered cattle including 82 bulls and 85 females, with 56 Herefords 59 Polled Herefords and 52 Shorthorns. Week-long judging will include junior state heifer projects, with judges John Minish, Harold Arendt, and Ray Duer. Supreme Champions named Saturday at 11 30 a.m. and junior beef cattle contest results at 1 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Grant County Fairgrounds
E. C. Parminter
State Department of Agriculture
Fred Lenz
Grant County
John Minish
Cleo
Towa
Harold Arendt
Scheider
Ind
Ray Duer
Kenosha
Robert F. Thayer
Woman Nabbed Again Threatened President
Mrs Johnnie Mae Hackworthe a 59 year old former gubernatorial candidate and thrice married resident of Houston has been charged with threatening President Johnson. Secret Service agents arrested her after a letter threatening Johnson was received at the White House about two weeks ago. She had prior federal charges in 1955 and 1960 for writing threatening letters to President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Johnson
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
Secret Service
U.S
Jerald Mize
White House
Hackworthe
Mize
Eisenhower
Deaths across states mark era of naval chief and editors
Washington Adm Arthur J. Hepburn, 86, long illness, former commander in chief of the U S Fleet 1936 1938 and Turkey chief of staff, dies. Carlisle Pa and Dalesford Pa report other losses: P McCurdy Warner 73 Philadelphia Inquirer page editor longtime editor, born Tarentum. Denver Colo James D Maitland 82 industrialist born Springfield Ohio. Salt Lake City Utah Sidney H Eliason 62 Intermountain industrialist financier founder Western Gypsum died of cancer born Snowville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur J. Hepburn
U.S. Fleet
Hepburn
U.S. Naval Forces
Turkey
Navy
Carlisle
Dalesford
P. McCurdy Warner
Phildalphia Inquirer
Warner
The
Inquirer
Tarentum
Denver
Colo
James D. Maitland
Springfield
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sidney H. Eliason
Western Gypsum Co
Snowville, Utal
Nickel Plate Chairman Stricken in Cleveland
Lynne L. White 74 longtime Nickel Plate Railroad leader died in St. Vincent Charity hospital Cleveland after a heart attack while in town for an annual meeting. White based in Chicago served as Nickel Plate president 1949 to 1955 and chairman of the board since 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Whiohans
Lynne L. White
The
Nickel Plate Railroad
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
White
Chicago
Nickel Plate
Kennedy disavows two slate of Kennedy delegates
New York Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy disavowed two slates of delegates pledged to him for the Democratic National Convention. He urged delegates to await President Johnson's guidance before choosing a running mate, reinforcing his support for Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Edward N. Costikyan
New York County
Manhattan
Burlington to Get New Nestle Factory
Nestle Co announces plans for a multi million dollar chocolate factory on a 40 acre site near Burlington Wisconsin. Stafford Campbell, head of manufacturing, declines cost and employment details while another official says the plant will exceed the 1961 Salinas California facility in size and impact. The Burlington plant will cover more than 200000 square feet of production space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wisconsin
Nestle. Co
Stafford Campbell
Salinas
Calif
Patriotic squads decorate graves at Greenwood cemetery
Graves at Greenwood cemetery were decorated Saturday under the direction of Robert Hendrickson and others. Members of the Woman's Relief Corp, American Legion, VEW and WWI groups plus auxiliaries participated in sixteen squads and two extra volunteers, honoring veterans with flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert Hendrickson
Robert Alder
Donald C. Jord
Woman's Relief Corp
American Legion
VEW
WWI
Clark Kleckner
WRC
Roy Chesebro
Walter Laeser
VFW
Delbert Krupke
Edward Niffenegger
Alfred Henning
Kenneth Kleckner
Jake Schulthess
Fred Schott
George Hoover
Warren Gerhart
Russell West
Beatrice Mulligan
Art Beinema
Louis Oostdik
Charles Suda
Lloyd Marty
William Eberhardt
LBJ Threat Caller Placed on Probation
Norman P. Michaud 43 of Fredonia Arizona was sentenced to five years probation after a March 10 conviction for threatening President Johnson. He served 60 days at the Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute in Springfield Missouri following a call from a Kanab Utah service station. The article notes the dollar bill’s Washington portrait adopted in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Arizona
Johnson
Norman P. Michaud
Fredonia
Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute
Springfield
Michaud
Kanab
Milk prices and cheese production in April rate changes
USDA data show April prices for Swiss cheese milk at 3.17 per gallon with a 3.61 test, down from March. Italian cheese milk averaged 3.23 on 3.62, overall cheese average 3.16 on 3.65. Swiss production reached 10,060,000 pounds, Italian 15,230,000, limburger 215,000 pounds, with declines vs March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Limsburger
Albany Summer School Sessions Planned for First Time
Albany will offer remedial reading and arithmetic classes for first four grades this summer. Mrs. Alice Zimmerli will teach. The inaugural session runs June 22 with daily hours 8:30 to 11:30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Crimes
Alice Zimmerli
Reynolds Lions School Aid Plan Approved Into Law
Governor Reynolds signed into law a bill boosting school aid by 1.5 million dollars. It raises guaranteed value per pupil to 34 000 in equalized districts and increases elementary and high school flat aids to 42 and 55 respectively. The act also abolishes the county superintendent role, creating services for small schools including reading clinics speech correction and counseling. Reynolds vetoed a tuition bill for non-resident students directing costs to counties of residence. A classified ad invites selling extra farm equipment or livestock for cash in The Monroe Evening Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Reynolds
Boards of Vocational and Adult Education
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