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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
2
The community gift theater now rests with residents after years of effort and donations. About 3800 dollars remain to cover remaining bills, and fund-raising is hoped to finish soon so the project truly belongs to citizens. The piece urges guarding the facility against neglect and vandalism, praising private contributors and the civic payoff.
The piece surveys rising economic unease in 1962 amid debates over Kennedy administration policy. It cites Sen. Everett Dirksen arguing unease stems from prospective actions rather than inaction, notes business fear after steel industry shocks, and warns White House rhetoric may demand concrete reforms to avoid eroding prestige before the election.
Gene Posner president of WXIX TV Inc announced he sold all his stock in Milwaukee's only ultra high frequency station to Harold Sampson Bernard J. Sampson and Herbert S. Wilk, subject to FCC approval.
Ten years ago Green County sent Marie Hoesly to Helsinki as contestant and John LeRoy Wuetrich as spectator. Jacob Burkhalter, 90, a cheese maker, dies. Flora Bengelsdorff turns 90 and travels to Milwaukee. Pioneer limburger plant closes. House votes to end price controls on many goods.
The piece outlines the political clash over balancing the federal budget and questions the virtue of deficits. It explains the administrative budget since 1921 and notes one fifth of fiscal activity like Social Security is not included, yet shapes the economy through withholdings and benefits.
Madison reports the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency approved Gov. Nelsons request for 500000 to fund Wisconsin statewide planning and development program. The project is described as the first of its kind in the nation.
Hollywood veteran Frank Borzage, 69, who arrived in 1913 as an actor and rose to prominence as a top motion picture director, died Tuesday of cancer. Borzage won Academy Awards in 1927 for Seventh Heaven and in 1931 for Bad Girl.
General Aleksei Antonov chief of staff of the Warsaw Pact died today in Moscow at age 66. He commanded Soviet armies in the Caucasus during World War II and later served as chief of staff of Soviet armed forces.
Hollywood obituary notes Wil Wright age 68, a veteran actor known for grizzled Western roles in films and on television, died Tuesday after battling cancer.
Littleton New Hampshire reports veteran producer and packager Alfred Levy aged 52 has died on Tuesday. Levy born in Douglas Arizona, served as president of Talent Associates and helped shape early TV production and talent packaging.
Paramount Ltd produced such shows as Armstrong Circle Theater and Mr Peepers and expanded its TV drama lineup with enduring early television productions featuring notable actors and formats from mid-century broadcasting.
Reverend Franklin Jones Clark 88 longtime secretary from 1919 to 1947 for the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church died Tuesday in Flour Town. He served nearly three decades guiding church governance and policy and was a respected figure in the Episcopal community.
Barbara Howard 46 wife of Jack R. Howard president and GM of Scripps-Howard newspapers died Tuesday night after a cerebral hemorrhage. She was active in several organizations including the Inter American Press Association.
Arthur Mac Arthur of Janesville a mink rancher and former state conservation commissioner has been named chairman of the travel and vocation committee of the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce in Madison.
Daily readers rely on classified ads to find missing items, services, and local opportunities. The listings connect neighbors with jobs, housing, and trades in a compact, community driven marketplace.
Walter David Fiene 65 died en route to Freeport Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack at his Davis home. Services set for 2 PM tomorrow at St. Pauls United Church of Christ with burial in St. Pauls Cemetery. Survived by his widow and son Kenneth, Davis.
Washington reports that Agriculture Department experts have devised a milk drying method that saves on non fat powder production. The process sprays high concentrated milk as foam by injecting air or nitrogen, drying liquids with higher solids content than standard spray methods.
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