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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
Editorial lauds progress toward a five year plan enabling Monroe Airport Development Corp to borrow funds and install essential facilities. Delay stemmed from finding a financing method and coordinating city and group efforts. Investors and local aviation community urged to support the move for municipal growth.
The 6 to 3 ruling shifts state senate representation to a one person one vote standard. Analysts warn the decision abridges state rights and may trigger drastic remapping ahead of elections, with uncertainty about the court's broader aims under Chief Justice Warren.
Severe storms across central and southern Italy on Wednesday caused at least sixteen deaths. Lightning accounted for twelve fatalities as rain hail and strong winds lashed multiple regions.
Arthur C. Benkett elected commander of the June 18 1954 Zilmer-Riley American Legion post succeeding Ralph A. Lindsay. City Council votes to modernize over 100 street lights this year. June Daily Festival banquet June 25 at Turner hall limited to 400 attendees. Yellowstone Lake filling begins as the largest in this section of the state. Hollis R. Schilt attends American Musicians convention in Milwaukee.
Brown Swiss cow Norvic Mistress Mirth at Voegeli Farm Inc Monticello completed 20 319 pounds of milk and 849 pounds fat in 365 days of twice daily milking. She was seven years and three months old at test. Four Green County youths earned junior Holstein Friesian Association membership in Rivier a Brattleboro WI: Sandra Keehn Stanley Keehn Richard Gruenewald and Robert Ruehlew. Kext and Nobel Junana a yearling Holstein cow owned by Leland M Nyman Davis Ill produced 16 270 pounds milk and 641 pounds butterfat in 305 days.
Ilonticello Times Special reports that Carl Dodd’s Boy Scout Troop meeting named Robert Dodd senior patrol leader and John Legler assistant patrol leader. Dean Zurbuchen Gerald Hill Don Woodruff named patrol leaders with Curtis Wagner Carl Loeffel Carlton Wichr as assistants.
The FDA proposes canceling certification for 19 antibiotic lozenges, barring interstate sale due to lacking efficacy evidence. About 30 products from 11 manufacturers and 25 distributors would be affected, with a 90 day comment window for substantiation of efficacy.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a circuit court cannot require the Waukesha Freeman to disclose its financial records before it can sue to inspect a police department report. The decision absolved a May writ prohibiting the newspaper from revealing records, upholding press access to public documents. The case began in 1963 when publisher Henry A. Youmans sought a city attorney report on police misconduct. city officials refused disclosure.
President Johnson urged labor management and government to craft a national manpower policy to address rapid changes in the economy. He cited machine replacement, decline of unskilled jobs, and rising demand for professionals, promising broad cooperation and education to ensure work opportunities for all Americans.
The House voted to keep federal excise taxes on luggage and fur goods, rejecting a move to cut rates and phase them out. The Congo air sorties were halted with no public CIA-State tensions stated. Senior officers gain earlier access to space available flights, with generals and captains allowed to mail in applications 30 days ahead while lower ranks must be present.
Henry Berner, the last surviving founder of the Berner Brothers Publishing Co., died Tuesday in Carmichael California at age 86. He and his late brother Fred Berner built the Antigo publishing firm.
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