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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
2
The Associated Press is granted exclusive rights to republish all local news printed in this newspaper as well as all dispatches. This notice asserts AP’s entitlement to republication across media outlets.
An editorial denounces Harold Stassen as a weak national leader and calls for his recall as chief disarmament negotiator. It cites Washington warnings to curb private talks with the Russians and criticizes a 23 page Western strategy summary shown to the Soviet envoy. It warns of Soviet propaganda traps and urges bringing Stassen home for good.
The Red tourist agency offers enticements to U S visitors to Hungary, seeking currency aid while inviting Americans who have absorbed Hungarian refugee victims into a country famed for repression. The piece notes the irony and lack of humor in the Communist plan.
A letter argues the United States should maintain its ban on travel to Hungary due to safety concerns for American citizens. It notes Hungarian birth citizens risk military service and points to past arrests in Red Hungary. The writer urges continued restrictions until Hungary distances itself from Soviet influence.
Donald Grunder leaves for Marine Corps service with 12 weeks basic training at San Diego California. New address for Pvt Donald R Neuenschwander is Co A 826th Tank B Ft Benning Ga 55-602-260. son of Mr and Mrs Walter Neuenschwander Juda.
Pvt. David W. Hermanson of Blanchardville has arrived in Germany and is assigned as an electronic assistant in the 601st Field Artillery Battalion.
Reverend John F. Wreford pastor of Browntown Gratiot and South Wayne Methodist churches will be awarded his B D degree at Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston Illinois on June 17 during the institutes 100th commencement. He is a Mount Union College graduate class of 1951 and has served as student pastor for eight years. His wife Dorothy L Sells is a graduate nurse and daughter of missionaries to Southern Rhodesia. The Wrefords have two children Raymond eight and Winnie six. His parents J S Wreford of Umtali South Rhodesia have flown in for graduation and ordination and will return to Africa via England in July after visiting their son.
Ten years ago on June 13 1947 Monroe heard F H Elwell dean of the university school of commerce discuss management and accounting reports. The Pecatonica River at Darling ton rose 12 feet after heavy rains. A Juda Baptist church fellowship dinner honored Rev C J Tingley on 40 years in ministry. Artist Arthur L Johnson’s I C Spur in Monroe on 12th Street joined UW collections.
Senate committees hear explanations on a lengthy annexation bill with no action taken. Lawmakers reject withdrawing a reform memorial on political contributions. Assembly advances a small benefits hike to 38 dollars weekly and a civil service loan program for UW students. Senate tweaks tavern hours on elections, approves WHA TV funding, and weighs liquor and fishing penalties. A $12.5 million school aid bill is introduced with funds split between general and income tax receipts. Classified want column notes.
The Green County Pilots Association voted to hold the July meeting at Recreation Park with August and September sessions featuring Sunday flights to other airports or picnic grounds. Richard Kelley was elected new president and presided over the Tuesday night meeting at the airport.
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