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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
4
One year after the United States and the Soviet Union signed an agreement to establish an emergency communication link between Washington and Moscow. The report accuses North Korea of building fortifications in the demilitarized zone.
Multiple listings for office space and apartments in Monroe including four room first floor unit with private entrance and modern four room upper apartment. Also a beauty shop in Times Annex building for rent. Two business buildings and a three room furnished apartment near Square. A hotel tavern restaurant and dance hall business opportunity listed by Joe Tresch Evansville Wisconsin. Neighborhood grocery equipment and fixtures nearly new with strong income for a couple, Coplien Realty shows.
On June 20 1964 events span decades including Hoover proposing a one year moratorium on intergovernmental debt payments in 1931 Maryland colony granted to Lord Baltimore in 1932 the start of the French Revolution in 1789 West Virginia statehood in 1863 Alaska purchase proclamation 1867 Allied bombing of Friedrichshafen in 1943 and Harry Truman emergency appendix operation in Kansas City ten years ago five years ago events noted by Associated Press.
A U S District Court jury awarded the widows of four men killed in a 1961 truck collision near Spring Green a total of 107 375 in damages. Judge David Rabinovitz announced the verdict assigning 90 percent negligence to Raymond Trotter and 10 percent to Cyrus Stafslien. The awards went to Erma Gudgeon Ruth Muller Mary Lee Muller and Gladys Stafslien.
USDA weekly market report shows slaughter steers mostly 1.50 to 2.50 higher with light supply. weights under 1,050 pounds up 50 to 100 cents, heifers 1.00 to 2.00 higher, cows steady to strong. Slaughter steers priced from 23.25 to 25.00 per cwt, primes up to 25.00, heifers to 22.50, hogs steady to 25 cents higher for barrows and gilts, sows down 50 to 75 cents. Sheep and lambs steady. spring slaughter lambs 80-105 pounds 25.25 to 25.50, heavier lots 23.00 to 25.00, western primes included.
William L. Carlisle known as the Robin Hood of the rails died at 74 from cancer in Coatesville Pa. His life included a 1916 train robbery career, a life sentence later paroled in 1936 and pardoned in 1947. Edith Brazewell Evans Merritt editor and interior design consultant died at 51 after a long illness in New York. Mrs Haire of Eustis Fla said she was 16 when she spied for Gen. Lee and died claiming Confederate undercover work in Richmond.
A dense schedule lists 6 p.m. programs across channels 3 6 13 15 27 39 including Warren Spahn in Glow Against the Sky and comedies with Bill Dana Jackie Gleason and The Lieutenant The Defenders Gunsmoke and Hollywood Palace air throughout prime time with films The Left Hand of God Soldier of Fortune and Behind the Iron Curtain plus tomorrow’s extensive lineup featuring sports music and theatre programming across stations 3 13 15 27 39 and others.
NEW YORK The stock market posted its largest weekly advance of 1964 as it recovered from a May 17 peak. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 15.86 to 825.25, aided by upbeat economic news and higher trading volume, with the AP average closing at a record 308.6 midweek before a modest decline and irregular gains at week’s end.
Monticello by Mrs C D Curtis lists Frederic Voegl and Bill Baebler in Monroe for city band practice. Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Dave Eastman with daughters and son visit Stillman Hunt ey home in Wauwatosa family at Jacob Wettach home in Belleville. Lydia Voegeli visits Madison weekend with daughter Warren Ingram family. Roger Becker Savanna NL visits grandparents Stauffer and John Stauffer home. Raymond Lucky Milwaukee visits Albert Knobel. John Zweifel New Glarus with Bryan Shelly visit Sylvia Curtis. Get there safer, my dependable car. For real bargains check Classified ads daily.
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