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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press notes exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation are referenced in the notice.
The editorial weighs why Kennedy backed federal action on civil rights at home while showing restraint over Red Cuba. It suggests political calculus, fear of civil violence, and questions whether deals with Khrushchev or warnings about the Berlin crisis shaped his stance. It ends by inviting readers to judge the paradox themselves.
Wisconsin Assembly votes 63 61 to reimburse counties 30 cents per acre for state forest land out of tax rolls. It also approves an 18 21 year old beer ID card bill with 1.50 fee and parent consent, while Senate rejects higher butterfat standards.
Ten years ago a 196697 contract for a dam on the Yellowstone River north of Argyle was signed by Gov Kohler with work to start immediately. Included are deaths of Paul H Schiess 33 from a basal skull fracture after a car crash and follow up injuries to five others in the same incident. Charles F Schneider 61 died at home, and Charles F Hub resigned as Juda high principal. Mary Matter observed her 90th birthday in Brodhead.
Mayor Fred Kohli says a local businessman has contributed toward City D and summer concert costs in hopes others will match the gift to revive programs. Glen Zilmer Legion Post declines to lead the Fourth of July project again as no other groups step forward. Thirty eight students enroll for the normal school summer term.
Brodhead high school will hold commencement for the Class of 1963 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Guest speaker will be Richard J. Brown of Whitewater State College. The salutatory will be by Marc Anderson and the valedictory by Bergene Riemer. diplomas presented by G. E. Thompson.
A maple tree was planted at the high school as a memorial for Richard Farleywine, a Class of 1965 student who died in a Thanksgiving Day 1962 tractor accident. A gray marble slab bears Inscription reading in loving memory of Richard J. Earleywine 1947-1962.
Mrs Dorothy Stuntz aged 70 died at 5 35 pm yesterday in St Clare hospital after a period of illness. Born January 15 1893 in Sylvester Township she married J Frank Stuntz in 1927 and lived between Albany and Monroe. Survived by two sons four daughters five sisters twenty grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services at 2 pm Friday in Sharer funeral home Albany with burial there.
In Hillcrest cemetery friends may call at the funeral home to mourn tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Six scholarships were awarded for the 1962 63 term ending Monday to high school and grade school students. Recipients include Mary Jo Freitag and Gary Gmur François scholars, Ronna g Heried Lions Club Lynette Duerst Wilhelm Tell Guild Pauline Leonhardt American Legion scholarships.
The U S Army announces a direct officer appointment program for registered nurses. Selected applicants may choose their Army hospital and must attend the Nurse Corps Officers Orientation Course at Brooke Army Medical Center before reporting to the chosen facility.
Funeral services for George H. Dascher 66 father of Mrs Harold Ruth Heckman of Monroe were held in Freeport. He died Sunday at his Freeport home. Burial was in Chapel Hill cemetery Freeport. Surviving are his wife Sadie Endress married Feb 1 1928 in Galena four daughters Ran som Sargent Mrs Karl Eustice Mrs Leo Elgin and Mrs Shirl Meinert three sons Ronald Wayne LaVern a Navy member in Norfolk Va a brother Herman a sister Pearl 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Puebla Mexico obituary notes William Oscar Jenkins 85 died Tuesday after a heart attack. Born in Shelbyville Tennessee he moved to Mexico in 1901 starting with a 50 cents a day job and built a fortune estimated at 200 to 300 million dollars.
Lt. Gen. Julius G. Kovacs aged 68 died Tuesday. He commanded the Hungarian army in World War II and was a key figure in Hungarys struggle against Communist rule.
A Chicago federal court fined Local 418 of the Grain Elevator Flour and Feed Mill Workers Union $1000 for civil contempt for failing to comply with a court order to load the Canadian grain vessel Howard L. Shaw idle six weeks due to a labor dispute. Attorneys said members acted individually while the union claimed efforts to comply.
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