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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
2
Subscriptions detailed for carrier delivery at Bs 4m per month and annual City of Monroe etc. Rates listed include Monroe city $15.50 per year and county mail at $10 yearly. Out year and other terms appear garbled but pertain to renewals and service areas.
Wisconsin State Journal editorial assails Len Goldwater for president bid calling him unqualified and out of step with history. The piece mocks liberal cues and questions the Lincoln image while urging concrete alternative leaders and party direction amid debate. A brief note adds Madison music clinic attendance.
In a retrospective roundup dated June 23 1954 notable events include the Pecatonica River flood threat across Darlington Des Moines River flood fears Iowa capital city brace Willis Elmer hospitalized after storm injury near Monticello and a visiting Australian reporter Harry Kippax touring a cheese factory.
The Supreme Court closed its 1963 64 term upholding a six to three ruling that revoking passports of designated Communist members was unconstitutional. The court struck down portions of the Subversive Activities Control Act, ruling it overly broad and restricting travel rights. The term also overturned several convictions from integration sit-ins in Miami Baltimore and Columbia and criticized state actions in enforcing segregation.
A vintage recipe for tuna au gratin blends tuna and cottage cheese with bread crumbs, cheddar, and a buttery paprika sauce. The dish bakes at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes, served with salad and milk. Address reads Neanna House, 1921 Roosevelt Road.
BRODHEAD Special Donald Olson son of Mr and Mrs Marion Olson who received his bachelor s degree in food marketing management from Michigan State University will return to that school this fall to study for his master s degree He is working this summer with Godfrey Co Milwaukee distributors for IGA and Sentry food stores.
The Johnson Administration presses producers to oppose import limits on beef, citing economic harm to export sectors. Hearings in both houses address proposed curbs amid cattle groups blaming imports for lower prices, while the Agriculture Department warns of retaliatory export barriers. Secretary Freeman argues imports will dip to historic averages, urging action not to risk farm exports.
The State Fair of Wisconsin invites owners of farms and homes held continuously in the same family for 100 years or more to apply. Applications are available from County Agent Myron Jeglum or the State Fair Publicity Department in Milwaukee. Applicants must prove ownership via title documents and the property title must name a blood descendant or legally adopted child of a descendant. A ceremony will honor century farm and home holders during August 14 to 23 at the State Fair.
Milwaukee report notes REA aims for rural service equal in quality and cost to urban areas. Clapp praises early 1964 rate cuts by 77 REA financed systems, highlighting Dairyland Power Co op of La Crosse cutting wholesale power rates to 27 member co operatives.
Dr Earl Stanfield Fullbrook 71 retired dean of Nebraska business college died Sunday in Long Beach California Friends said Jane Heap onetime editor of the Little Review died last Thursday She helped publish James Joyce Ulysses in installments as co editor of the magazine during the 1920s literary revival
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers clash over terms as preliminary positions emerge ahead of formal talks opening July 1 with GM and Chrysler. Ford warns against union demands threatening the economy while Reuther cites broad goals and a 4.9 percent minimum raise.
University of Wisconsin researchers David P. Anderson and Calvin Cramer report that turkey houses must be ventilated to prevent unhealthy dust and gases. In a model 3,000 square foot facility housing about 1,500 birds, fresh air enters through gravity roof intakes and exits via wall fans. Time clocks, thermostats, and gas heaters control temperature and ventilation, with large summer doors aiding airflow.
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