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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
2
Subscriptions priced at 8 per year with unspecified currency. Outside Wisconsin County customers billed 13 by phone. Hours posted from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Some lines are garbled. key details indicate subscription pricing and contact method.
Washington analyst James Marlow analyzes how Scranton Goldwater and Nixon contradict themselves amid the Republican race. He notes shifts in Scranton during June from cautious to candid, Goldwater’s debate refusals, and Nixon’s evolving stance, concluding with a brief federal study mention of Wisconsin’s Wolf River in Nelson’s report.
Governor Walter J. Kohler is named the June 16, 1954 speaker for the Alice in Dairyland coronation at the fairgrounds. Also noted: Jerry LaBorde of Juda wins the tractor operations contest in New Glarus. President Eisenhower aims for a June 25 bridge-strengthening meeting with Churchill. A bicycle ordinance receives its first reading at the council. Fred Stampili, 71, a former Turner Hall manager, dies in Freeport.
Mrs. Peter H. Streiff of New Glarus won first place in Green County Dairy Salad Recipe Contest and earns a shot at the county cookoff on June 23. Winning recipe for Luncheon Chicken Salad includes cream cheese, sour cream, pineapple, celery, green pepper, walnuts, chicken, cranberry sauce, served in lettuce cups.
On June 16 notable events include the Alaska gold rush news of Bonanza Creek in 1920 the League of Nations meeting in London 1920 the National Industrial Recovery Act signed in 1933 Reichsbank under Hitler 1939 the Maginot Line abandoned 1940 Tojo warning of Allied raids 1943 a 1964 note on Indochina observers in Thailand and a 1964 entry about the Soviet space launch of the first woman astronaut Bila.
WREX TV in Rockford designs a 316000 watt power boost to improve reception in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Monroe and five other communities join a talent search at 6 30 p m televised program with a chance for the winner to travel to New York and appear on The Original Amateur Hour. Second and third place prizes are 100 and 50 dollars respectively.
Glenn R. Newton, 75, retired farmer, died after a long illness in Darlington hospital. Native of Lafayette County, he married Clara McCoy in 1919. she died in 1943. Survived by daughter Mrs. Albert Leuthold of Darlington, a brother in Darlington, and two grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Darling ton United Church of Christ. Burial in Union Grove cemetery. Friends may call at Sharer funeral home.
Wisconsin House Republicans adopt wait and see stance on the GOP presidential nominee. Rep. John Byrnes emphasizes neutrality while urging no early polling. Delegation members mix support among Goldwater and other contenders, with plans to decide after a San Francisco meeting and platform conference.
Wladyslaw Gomulka warns that if the Red Chinese refuse to join a world conference of Communist parties they will automatically remove themselves from the international communist movement. Poland voices concern over Beijing's stance and potential isolation within the bloc.
Entries are due Saturday at the Extension Office for the Green County Dairy Day and Cattle Show in Judo on June 27. Health rules match the county fair. registration papers required. Limit three animals per member. Judging 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Placings used for state fair selection. Premiums: First $4, second $2, third $1, fourth $1 for FFA and 4-H members. Merchandise awards include $10 Grand Champion Holstein female from Green County Holstein Breeders, $5 Reserve Champion Holstein female, and additional prizes for Holstein and Brown Swiss champions from local sponsors.
A bridge washout on Indian Creek Road after up to five inches of rain stranded about 80 people at two Lake of the Ozarks resorts. High water cut off access, isolating the holiday area in Eldon Missouri.
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