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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1962

Page

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Legislature Sets Redistricting Hearings In Madison Monday

A public hearing on reapportionment features 19 measures, 12 bills and seven joint resolutions, with GOP and Democratic plans clashing over Assembly and Senate districts. Lawmakers led by Sen. Allen J. Busby and Assemblyman Kyle Kenyon will chair at 10 30 a m in the Assembly chamber.

Madison Wisconsin Allen J. Busby Milwaukee Kyle Kenyon Tomah Busby Jon Kenyon Emaca Lester Johnson Black River Falls Waukesha County Assembly Senate GOP Legislative Council Gov Nelson Milwaukee County

Monroe Girls Enter Nursing School Class

Two Monroe girls joined their two year clinical phase at Madison General Hospital on Wednesday June 13 as members of the hospital school of nursing class of 1964. Miss Karen Feldt, daughter of Roy and Mrs Feldt of 2008 14th street, and Miss Karen Meier, daughter of Eugene J. and Mrs Meier of Route 1, Platteville, both attended Wisconsin State College Platteville for their first year on campus and are Monroe High School graduates of 1961.

Monroe Madison General Hospital Hospital School of Nursing Karen Feldt Roy Feldt 14Th Street Karen Meier Eugene J. Meier Route 1 Wisconsin State College Platteville Monroe High School

Dairy Queen Voting Ends as Green County Finalists Named

Countywide judging closes as nine finalists prepare for final at Brodhead High School next Thursday in formal attire. County queen named June 30, before the Dairy Day parade. Green County dairy stats show 53,000 cows producing 464.58 million pounds milk and major cheese and butter outputs amid June dairy promotion efforts.

C. S. Pierce Brodhead High School Selec Brodhead Moo Monroe Evening Times County Dairy Promotion Committee All of America Green County Se Welk G. Fred Galli Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association

Damage From Flash Storm Hits Monroe Area

A late afternoon storm dumped about half an inch of rain in Monroe causing downed branches and power outages. Wisconsin Power and Light reported a line failure on 22nd Avenue affecting 50 customers for about an hour. Spring Grove Township lost power briefly to 20 patrons when a tree fell on a line. A large limb damaged two houses on 9th Street, severed a TV antenna at 1304 Sth Street, and punctured the roof at 1308 Sth Street. United Telephone reported a few outages with no large impact.

Monroe Wisconsin Power and Light Co 22Nd Avenue Spring Grove Township 9Th Street Victor L. Severson Sth Gilbert Friske United Telephone Co

Cheeseman Dies and Payoffs Hinted in Wisconsin Case

A coroner's jury in Fond du Lac probes the death of LeRoy Sommers 42 found in a partly burned 1960 convertible near Malone Wisconsin. His widow testified payoffs may be involved and the inquiry resumes next Tuesday. Sommers owned the Full Cream Cheese Co. near Malone which produced Italian style cheese.

Fond DU Lac Fond du Lac County Edward F. McEssey LeRoy Sommers Sommers Full Cream Cheese Co Malone Crime Syndicate Wisconsin

Condition of Farm Injury Victim Good

The condition of Carl nee man at 2640 14th Street is reported today from St. Clare Hospital as good.

Carl Neeman 14Th Street St. Clare

Final Dairy Main Dish Recipe Winner Named

Mrs. Eugene J. Meier of Route 1 is the fourth and final weekly winner of the Dairy Main Dish Recipe Contest with Dairy Casserole. She joins three prior winners in a County Bake-Off at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Wisconsin Power and Light Co kitchen, joined by Mrs. Gayle Matzke, Monroe. Madeline Bosben, Route 1, Juda. and Barbara Wegmueller, Route 3. The Green County Homemakers dairy promotion committee sponsors the contest with Mrs. Marvin Freitag as chairman. The recipe mixes ham, chipped beef, cheddar, eggs, macaroni, soup, milk, salt, and butter, baked in a 3 quart casserole and finished with butter.

Eugene J. Meier Wisconsin Power and Light Co Meier Gayle Matzke Monroe Madeline Bosben Juda Barbara Wegmueller Green County Homemakers Dairy Promotion Committee Marvin Freitag Mrs. Meier

Teacher and Daughters Die in Dakota Crash

An Augusta Wisconsin teacher Mrs. Donna Wall 34 and her daughters Veronica 13 Anita 12 were killed when two cars collided near Dickinson North Dakota on U S 10 amid rain hail. Three North Dakota men in the second car were hospitalized in fair condition.

Dickinson N.D Augusta Wis Here U.S. 10 Donna Wall Veronica Anita North Dakota

Nelson Defends Sales Tax Record At Wisconsin GOP Meet

Gov. Nelson urged the Wisconsin GOP to defend his three percent selective sales tax as a necessary compromise. He said it saved the state from financial disaster despite opposition from the Legislature and called on the party to be honest about revenue replacements if the tax is repealed. He and Atty. Reynolds implied future tax sources, while party leaders warned against splintered campaigns.

Sheboygan Nelson Wisconsin Atty John Reynolds Reynolds David Carley Patrick Lucey

Farm Bill Battle: House Embraces Weaker Wheat Control Plan

In Washington the House backed a Cooley proposed extension of emergency wheat and feed grain controls for one year while Senate leaders oppose any renewal. Senator Ellender rejects the second best approach and urges production without restraints. The Senate passed a similar measure, but House action seems unlikely. If no new law is passed, the 1958 act price supports would apply to any grain produced.

Douglas County Florence Forest i Langlade Waukesha County Assembly Senate Gerald Lorge Bear Creek Chester Dempsey Hartland Harold D. Cooley House Sen Allen Ellender D-La Agriculture Committee Ezra Taft Benson

Republicans Top Democrat Banquet Draws Large Crowd

In Milwaukee the Republican banquet sells over 2,500 of 100 tickets with 2,000 balcony seats at five dollars. Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater will address the event, aiming to raise more than 250000 in gross revenue, surpassing the Democrats’ turnout from a previous dinner.

Milwaukee Arizona Barry Goldwater John F. Kennedy C.O. Waring Jr

Muenster Cheese Standard Revised

Senator Alexander Wiley notified Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association that the FDA approved a change in muenster identity standards. The revision, to be published in the Federal Register Tuesday, will take effect about August 25 and allows cheese made from unpasteurized milk to be used for manufacturing purposes. G. Fred Galli, association secretary, explained the rule had been more restrictive than for any other cheese.

Alexander Wiley Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association Federal Food and Drug Administration Wiley G. Fred Galli Association Federal Register Galli

Stocks Slump To Low Marks In Market Decline

New York stocks dropped for a fifth straight session reaching a four year low as a possible rally failed to materialize. The 60 stock average fell to 202.50 and the Dow slipped to 539.19 amid recession fears and weak immediate business data.

New York Phelps Dodge Corp Ford Motor Co Associated Press

Eisenhower Urges Substantial Defense Budget Cuts

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower challenged Republicans and Democrats at a $100-a-plate dinner with a call to substantially reduce the national defense budget, criticizing fears and outmoded concepts. He offered no specifics on where cuts would come. He also attacked Kennedy’s domestic policy and warned of economic uncertainty under the administration.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Kennedy Charles A. Tralleck Indiana House Halleck Hugh Scott R-Pa

Strike at Ford Near Settlement

Ford and the UAW reached a Friday night agreement to settle all issues at the Walton Hills stamping plant. Nearly 77 000 Ford workers nationwide faced layoffs, with 3200 UAW Local 420 members to ratify the pact Sunday morning. Federal mediators helped the talks.

Cleveland Ford Motor Co Counry Ford United Auto Workers Union UAW Walton Hills Manton M Mike Cummins Sone’ of Labor Relations Ken Bannon Ford Department

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