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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

2

Senate finally ends cloture filibuster on civil rights bill

After 75 days of debate the Senate enforces cloture paving the way for early final action on the civil rights bill. Dirksen influences Republican stance and jury trial amendment, signaling a major 1964 election issue for President Johnson amid ongoing Negro rights group pressure.

U.S. Senate White House Sen Everett Dirksen Illois Sen. Dirksen Johnson Senate Legislative

Monroe Leaders Emil Escher and Charles Buehler Sr. Die

Two longtime Monroe area figures Emil Escher of Monticello and Charles H. Buehler Sr. of Monroe died this week. Escher helped place the region in cheese industry leadership and later advised the local dairy economy as a bank director. Buehler served as sheriff during Prohibition enforcement struggles and later ran a growing automobile agency and garage business.

Monroe Emil Escher Monticello Charles H. Buehler Sr Escher Commercial and Savings Bank Charles H. Buehler Buehler

New square rindless Swiss cheese method noted

Swiss cheese making takes a new turn with a square rindless process reported by the University of Wisconsin and State Department of Agriculture. Also noted are obituaries and past event recalls including Charles Adams death and Olympic outcomes.

University of Wisconsin and State

Quiet influence of two Monroe builders remembered

The article honors Mr. Escher and Mr. Buehler for lifelong service and their quiet impact on Monroe’s development. Oaktron Industries’ founder credits Mr. Buehler with helping the firm start operations locally, highlighting enduring memories of their contributions to the community.

Ment Buehler Monroe Oaktron Industries Escher

Social Security Disability and Dependency Benefits

A reader is advised to contact Social Security immediately to learn if disability benefits apply and when to claim. If the illness or injury lasts long, eligibility may exist. The other inquiry notes a child disabled from birth with a deceased parent. a monthly Social Security check can be paid to the child or caregiver, continuing life or until recovery, and dependent benefits may apply after the reader retires if the child remains disabled.

Arnot Joins Summer Science Institute At Emory University

Arnot Jr a soon to be Argyle High School junior for 1964 65 starts Monday in Emory University Atlanta Georgia as part of a Summer Science Institute for high school students. He will study in the field geology division at a geology field camp in the Smoky Mountains until July 17. Mr and Mrs Arnot Sr and son Tom accompanied their sons and brother to Georgia departing Argyle over the weekend.

ARGYLE \epecing Sob Arnot Jr Argyle High Emery University Atlanta Smoky Mountains Arnot Sr Tom Georgia Argyle

Cold Dry Spell Slows Wisconsin Crops In Report

Madison report says cold dry weather slowed growth across oats and corn while hay remained strong. Soil moisture dipped with over half of farmers rating moisture as less than adequate, especially near Lake Winnebago and in the southwest. Haying runs a week ahead, with about ten percent of first cutting in barns mainly in the south.

Madison Wisconsin Lake Winnebago

Clipper Plans June 19 Resume for Lake Michigan Run

The S S Milwaukee Clipper will resume passenger auto service across Lake Michigan between Milwaukee and Muskegon on June 19. First Muskegon departure at 8 a.m. EST, Milwaukee arrival at 2 p.m. CDST, with the Milwaukee to Muskegon return at 4 p.m. CDST arriving 10 p.m. EST. The service cuts 275 miles of driving, linking East and West transcontinental highways.

Lake Michigan Milwaukee Muskegon Mich Milwaukee Clipper America Hays

Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands

Classified advertisements fill daily needs with practical solutions. Readers find listings for jobs, housing, services, and items for sale helping households manage chores, budget, and errands efficiently.

Rest Area Planned by FUB Brotherhood at Historic Zion Site

The EUB Brotherhood of the Freeport District promotes a rest area at the former Zion church site on Highway 26 north of Cedarville. A shelter house, picnic tables, trees, and shrubbery will be added within a rail fenced grounds. The Illinois State Highway Department assists with an easement and maintenance.

Orangeville EUB Men's Brotherhood of the Freeport District Zion Cemetery

Swim Lessons Begin At Brodhead Monday

The Brodhead pool opens for lessons starting Monday with adult nights beginning Tuesday. Francis Gombar Jr. recreation director notes the pool heater has arrived and will be installed by plumbers and run on natural gas. Staff include Maureen Shrier as cashier Jim Looze and David Timm as instructors, Dale Witt lifeguard, Jeri Ties substitute guard, Philip Garthwaite and Dennis Frehner basket checkers, Noreen Miller playground director, and Lawrence Sanderholm from the school faculty overseeing Little League. Syria and Egypt formed the United Arab Republic in February 1958.

Noreen Miller Lawrence Sanderholm

Salt Tolerance in Swiss Cheese Bacteria Studied

University of Wisconsin researchers tested Propionibacterium strains for salt tolerance to allow salting in the curd. P arabinosum and P pentosaceum showed higher salt tolerance, while classic Swiss cultures failed. Other strains endured up to 7 percent salt, with work aimed at solving eyes and gas formation issues and exploring salt-tolerant organisms.

Madison University of Wisconsin W. C. Frazier C. E. Rasilewicz

Sanford Syse to Depart for Europe This Summer

Drama instructor Sanford Syse of River Falls State College will spend July and August in Europe with five UW classmates. He visits his mother Mrs Ruth Syse before flying from Chicago. They will spend a few days in New York before he resumes teaching this fall.

Clanubanuy LL Limes Sanford Syse River Falls State College Europe Ruth Syse Chicago New York Syse

LBJ cites breakthrough in large-scale nuclear power

President Johnson told Holy Cross College commencement crowds in Worcester that the United States has achieved an economic breakthrough in large-scale nuclear reactors for commercial power. He said the advances will be shared globally and named International Cooperation Year as 1965. Johnson urged unity to tackle poverty disease and resource limits through science.

Worcester Mass Johnson United States Holy Cross College United Nations

Rocky Plays It Cool In Autograph Puzzle

New York Governor Nelson A Roc efeller signs autographs in a hotel lobby as a woman presents two books for his signature. He navigates the moment with calm poise, handling the request amid a crowd of fans and photographers.

Rocky Cleveland Ohio New York Nelson A. Rocefeller

Governor Bridges Books With Note After Reading

The governor paused over a copy of Six Crises by former Vice President Nixon and Profiles in Courage by the late President Kennedy. Instead of signing the books he wrote Rocky on a department store bag and handed it to a woman.

Nixon Kennedy

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