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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
2
The article states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in the newspaper as well as AP news dispatches.
The piece argues for cautious budget action amid GOP and Governor Reynolds standoff, noting education funding fears for the University of Wisconsin and state colleges. It also critiques regent behavior and urges readiness for real budget constraints while warning against full caving in. It transitions to reflections on race, equality, and the Negro movement stressing education as key to social equality and the need for government support to aid Black Americans in voting and public accommodations.
A Milwaukee Sentinel editorial cited argues the Negro pursuit of equal rights signals a social upheaval akin to the 1930s economic crisis. It notes the coming society’s shape is unpredictable, rights are legally due, and only prejudice fuels resistance as the nation debates a lasting accommodation.
A compilation of past June 3 milestones notes 1963 honors for Ray Carter valedictorian Judith Thorp salutatorian and awards for Roland Locher, plus 1938 graduates J. Robert Erickson and Margaret Kuster. Earlier items recount a 1923 Smith political move, 1913 scout troop meeting, and public notices from Monroe, Wisconsin.
Dairy Month recipe details a refrigerator cake using strawberry jello crushed pineapple and cream. Instructions mix dissolved jello with pineapple juice and pineapple, whip cream with sugar, combine with jello and pineapple, and pour over angel food cake then chill. Attribution to Mrs. Frank Bloom Route 4 Monroe.
Col Louis F Felder will earn two degrees within a week. He will receive a Master of Business Administration from George Washington University in Washington DC on Wednesday and graduate from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces on June 11 in Washington. Felder, a 1940 Monroe High School graduate, later earned a bachelor of science degree in Heidelberg in 1957 and will be assigned to Vietnam after completing the Industrial College study. He is married to Shiloh Kubly and they have two children who will stay in Monroe during his absence.
Reverend Erling Fretheim of Luther Valley rural Orfordville spoke at Au gustana Academy Canton South Dakota on a three month leave. His son Steve graduated from the academy and the family joined a summer assignment in Alaska with plans for continued church work and study.
INDEPENDENCE Missouri Harry S Truman said it was “awfully nice” of Sen Barry Goldwater to say the nation needs another Harry Truman as president Goldwater praised Truman for forthright policy while criticizing the Kennedy administration Truman replied that he never argued with Goldwater and believes he is honestly trying to do a good job
Funeral services for Thomas Hefty, a World War I veteran and Magnolia Township resident, will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Sharer Funeral Home Albany with burial at Magnolia Cemetery and military rites by Footville American Legion. He died Friday night at St. Clare hospital after a fall led to a stroke. Survived by wife Ethel M. Lewis, two sons Clarence and Homer, several siblings, and born November 3 1894 in New Glarus Township.
Mrs. Ida Baumgartner 83 of Barneveld died Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Barneveld Congregational church with burial in Arena cemetery. Roach Mindermann funeral home Dodgeville awaiting calls. she was born Ida Amacher in Switzerland and came to America in 1906. She had marriages to William Goetz and David Baumgartner. surviving relatives include three sons, a daughter, four brothers, a sister, many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The entry notes 1898 sinking of the Merrimac at Santiago harbor by Hobson and volunteers, 1621 Dutch West India Company charter for New Netherlands, 1808 birth of Jefferson Davis, 1937 Windsor-Simpson marriage, 1940 Dunkirk evacuation, Eisenhower statements and Cold War notes, and a 1960s/196? trade hints plus a 192? air disaster.
Orput and Orput of Rockford have authorization to draw preliminary plans for a new elementary school serving kindergarten through fifth grade. The building will be beside Brodhead High School on recently approved site property. Architects sketch expected ready for the upcoming annual school district meeting.
Madison reports 1258 state drivers convicted of drunken driving in the first four months of this year. Of these, 145 came from other states and 115 were cited for operating a vehicle without a valid license. Ninety-six percent were male and 81 drivers were under 21.
Wheat Board chairman J. V. Moroney said Australia has sold another 46 million bushels of wheat to Communist China. The notice invites readers to sell, rent, buy, or hire with the contact number 325-5101.
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