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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
2
During the editor’s absence this column provides AP sourced analysis of ongoing news developments. The piece reflects syndicated perspectives, offering context and interpretation on current events and policy debates.
James Marlow notes Vice President Nixon has logged over 280000 miles since 1953 and visited 54 countries. The Moscow trip and a staff hire signal a push toward a 1960 Republican nomination while Khrushchev eyes a summit. Nixon’s careful handling of crises, including a controversial Latin American journey, sustains public sympathy and avoids personal blame.
Snappy Snazzers gather at 8 tomorrow night at the Roy Hefty residence for talks on wounds etiquette unit construction and sewing skills with demonstrations by Susan Hefty and others. The club sponsors a skating party at Elroy Tuesday with guest club members Energetic Maids Rock Grove Rockettes Greenville and Orangeville Hustlers.
A barn meeting of the Hustlers 4-H Club is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Dale Gross farm. The agenda covers sheep and pigs.
Ten year and five decade recaps highlight Green County and Monroe events. Enrollment highs for 4H reach 596 members on June 4 1949. A Racine hospital treats para trooper George H Bagley after a civilian plane crash. Turner Hall Club names Sebastian Laeser Jr chair for a Swiss-American midwestern meet June 26. Patricia Meyers flies from Hawaii to summer with the Gonstead family.
The Assembly passed an interim committee bill modernizing Wisconsin marriage and divorce laws 97 to 0 and sent it to the Senate. A bid to let justices of the peace perform marriages failed 74 to 23. The bill limits marriages to judges of courts of record or clergymen. An Assembly amendment requires divorced persons with children from a former marriage to obtain judicial consent to remarry. Other actions include removing a printing outsourcing bill, banning law firms from using deceased members’ names, and potential expansion of county court commissions with a retired judge.
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A tax levy limit proposal for county park funding and a bill holding municipalities liable for false arrest damages when officers acted in good faith passed by voice vote and move to the Assembly. Other actions include a bill to let Sabbath-open shops stay open on a chosen Sunday and a resolution to bar uninvited state personnel from Senate committees, introduced by McParland with support from Travis.
The Wisconsin Senate on Wednesday night passed a measure to close automobile showrooms and lots on Sundays and sent the bill to the governor. The proposal would restrict Sunday car sales statewide and impact dealers and customers.
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