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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
2
Editorial It Still Can Be Done for Tom Holyoke Sr
The Monroe community mourns Tom Holyoke Sr a longtime teacher and administrator who served 43 years in public education. His death ends plans for a testimonial event and prompts a proposal to establish a scholarship fund in his memory honoring his dedication to students and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Holyoke Sr
Monroe
Tom Holyoke
Tom
Grass roots support fuels party debate in election year
The piece argues for broader grass roots outreach to gauge citizen needs, noting leaders labeled as moderates fear such backing may reflect voters’ wishes. It contends the public may shape candidates, urging moderates to accept the people’s message for a political comeback rather than dismissing grassroots backing as mere dime-store feudalism.
UN Chief urges three more months in Cyprus peacekeeping
United Nations Secretary General U Thant urged extending the Cyprus peacekeeping mission for three months beyond June 27 to avoid risking heavy fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. He warned withdrawal now could trigger conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y. 7
U'Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Brucellosis drive at Green County and local civic notes
Items from 0 years ago report a June 17 1954 start to a Brucellosis control push in Green County with petitions for a Bangs free county. Milwaukee Braves seek a fourth win in five at Ebbets Field as Jim Wilson leads hopes against Brooklyn. Brodhead Belleville New Glarus Monticello officials ordered to halt Sugar River waste disposal. Howard Marquis Middleton dies aged 77 after 48 years as Argyle barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Free County
Jim Wilson
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Braves
Ebbets Field
Brodhead
Belleville
New Glarus
Monticello
Sugar River
Howard Marquis Middleton
Argyle
Edgerton
Chocolate Torte From Dairy Month Recipe Card
Mix crushed vanilla wafers and chopped nuts to form a crust in an 8 inch pan. Cream sugar butter and egg yolks with melted chocolate and vanilla, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, and spread over crust. Freeze until firm, cut into squares, serve with whipped cream. Mrs. Irvin Phillips Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Phillips
Browntown and area social notes
Local residents, guests, and visits listed across Browntown, Argyle, Monroe, and surrounding areas. Couples and families travel to Burlington, Mineral Point, Monticello, Freeport, and Green County hospital. A new milk house and bulk cooler being built on the W G Mau farm is noted. Some Gulf Stream currents are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Duncan
Topewa
Kan
C. J. Davis
Garden City
Iva Tomlinson
Davis
Miss Tomlinson
Burlington
Julia Pickett
Woodford
Mmes
Cora Bock
Theda May
Janesville
Milo Rundle
Argyle
John Roeth
Hattie Peterson
Green County, Hospital
Georgia Divan
Mineral Point
Leon Rockow
Vernie Werren
Monticello
Marvin Stauffacher
Milwaukee
Goldie Rigney
Mary Arnold
Sturgeon Bay
James Wells
Rollie Wells
Appleton
Sheboygan
Fred Theiler
Wilbur Wells
Marsha Stauffacher
Monroe
Mmesa Olson
Mae Middleton
South Wayne
B. E. Maddrell
Shullsburg
Benton
Myron Hurd
Freeport
Lola Welch
Disability plan not well known in Green County
About 100 people in Green County receive disability payments monthly under Social Security. Einar Hanson, district manager at Janesville, says many qualified disabled persons have not applied. He urges those under 65 who worked in covered jobs to apply and notes relatives can act for those unable to manage affairs. Training via state rehab helps some return to work and a trial period may last up to a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Einar Hanson
Janesville
Manson
Social Sey
Hanson
State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency
Pleas of Not Guilty Ordered in Beloit Case
Beloit doctor A F Otton is charged with three counts of criminal abortion and Samuel Cerro of Madison with aiding and abetting. Rock County Judge Edwin C Dahlberg ordered the pleas after defense objections, noting both stood mute as transfer to circuit court was discussed for June 29 before Circuit Judge Arthur Luebke. Classified ads invite buyers and sellers to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
A. F. Otton
Samuel Cerro
Madison
Rock County
Edwin C. Dahlberg
Dahlbert
Arthur Luebke
Vote Swayed By Prejudices in U S Elections
A study from the University of Michigan highlights how voter prejudice shapes elections. Professors discuss race, religion, and personality biases influencing party appeal and the Wallace vote in primaries, noting federal program support surveys mask deeper attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
John F. Kennedy
Angus Campbell
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Europe
el Campbell
United States
Alabama
Gov. Wallace
North
Campbell
Henry Cabot Lodge
Martin Luther King
SRC
Catholic factor sways Kennedy vote in 1960 era
Reporters found the main issue influencing voters was Kennedy's Catholic faith. Kennedy carried about 8 percent of Catholic voters, far below the roughly 70 percent a non-Catholic Democrat might expect. The text notes the Catholic vote was a notable obstacle in his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRC
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson vows U S aims to reunify Germany in letter
In Bonn President Johnson pledged anew that the United States will seek the reunification of the two Germanys. He told Chancellor Ludwig Erhard that ending Germany’s division is a fundamental objective of American foreign policy for lasting European stability. The letter, delivered by Secretary of State Rusk, followed Johnson’s Washington meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Germany
Bonn
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Fire damages lumber shed in Seymour incident
A blaze severely damaged a large lumber storage shed at the Seymour Lumber Co in Outagamie County village. Workers escaped unharmed as fire crews battled the blaze Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Seymour Lumver Co
Outagamie County
Food-for-Peace funding squeezed by CCC shortfall
The Agriculture Department faces a CCC funding gap of about $200 million this month, forcing Food-for-Peace participants to arrange temporary financing. Countries must secure dollars from banks as CCC funds are tied up in surpluses and prior obligations. CCC plans to take over commitments on or after July 1, pending congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Washington
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation CCC
Congress
CCC
Jeanette White Graduates as Medical Secretary in Madison
Jeanette White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles White of Benton, graduates from Madison Vocational Technical and Adult schools as a medical secretary and will start work at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals this Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette White
Madison Benton
Charles White
Benton
Madison Vocational
University of Wisconsin Hospitals
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