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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
6
A dense notice outlines advertising rules including rates per line, minimum charge, deadlines, and classifications. It lists sections from Shoppers Guide to Employment and Funeral Notices and notes that ads may be adjusted or rejected, with errors to be reported and a one insert limit.
Local classified page lists female garments including Vera scarves and Chanel style sweaters, plus Playtex bra sale. Also features farm livestock and supplies from American Breeders Service, Angus cattle, feeder pigs, and brooder poultry. vehicles include a 1957 Dodge truck and a used Jeep. contact details and phone numbers for multiple sellers.
A listing of used cars for sale during the Dodge City Days sale event. Includes models from 1958 through 1963 with multiple makes and body styles, along with farm equipment and related listings from dealers and private sellers across Wisconsin towns.
A classified listing advertises a large volume tavern for sale in Janesville with real estate, plus contact details. The page also contains court probate notices from Green County Wisconsin, including estate actions for Grace Brunner and Leonard C. Drye with hearing dates in Monroe and deadlines for creditor claims.
Washington report from the Agriculture Department shows the average net income of American farms at a 3510 annual rate in the first quarter, down 20 from the prior quarter. Data prepared by the President's Council of Economic Advisers confirms the decline.
Asst. Secretary of Agriculture John A. Baker urged 15 000 REA managers and directors to form a rural poverty task force. He spoke at Milwaukee as part of Johnson administration efforts to mobilize rural electric and telephone systems to aid low income rural families through loans grants and technical assistance. The Rural Electrification Administration has made over 4 billion in loans to co operatives and phone units.
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht publicly shifted from pressuring for a separate peace with the Soviet Union to praising a Moscow signed friendship treaty. He framed the move as benefiting all Germany rather than partial conquest, a change Western diplomats view as a Cuba era reversal.
Prince Edward County supervisors vote to appropriate 189000 dollars for public schools this fall under a federal court order to reopen. This local funding plus state aid covers most instructional costs, far below the 775000 dollars last year when schools operated after closing in 1959 to avoid desegregation.
Clar ence Laux of New London was elected president of the Wisconsin Retail Gasoline Dealers Association. Bert Bonner of Madison became chairman of the board as the three day convention closed. Other officers elected were Mel Enkkeli of Janesville first vice president Robert Malchow of Appleton second vice president and Harold Small of Madison secretary treasurer.
Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP says teen aged Negro hoodlums undercut gains made by hundreds of Negro and white youngsters who went to jail for human rights in New York.
TV highlights list primetime choices with several programs and channels. Notable entries include Wagon Train CBS Reports The Virginian Ozzie and Harriet Patty Duke Show and Beverly Hillbillies across channels 3 7 13 15 21 27 39 with multiple times and encore notes.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department projects total acreages for nine processing vegetables at about 1.527 million, down 1 percent from last year and 4 percent below the long term average.
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