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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
2
Editorial argues Soviet walkouts reveal Moscow refuses disarmament on Western terms. It warns of the danger of Soviet weapon buildup and political trouble, urging the West to strengthen economic leverage and retaliatory power now to deter aggression.
The piece argues Congress shows rare signs of restraint on spending and taxes, noting past failures to cut pork while defense costs rise. It cites Hoover Commission savings, warns of inflationary Soviet economic pressures, and urges calm, farsighted policy over populist promises.
Ed Loeffel limits Madison to four hits as the Monroe Cardinals win 3 to 0 marking their ninth consecutive victory. Meanwhile local events include Rev. John E. MacMartin delivering the principal address at the Wisconsin Liberty Bell bond caravan in Monroe and a first cortisone use case at St. Clare hospital. The 1950 world highlights Korea conflict headlines and a 1920 Pirates loss at Monticello.
Fifty years ago Sen Robert M LaFollette travels to Oyster Bay New York on June 28 1910 to confer with former President Theodore Roosevelt The trip is noted alongside a Lena New York circus accident in which laborer Fred Bonnovan with the John Robinson Circus dies in a fall from a circus train near Galena after a Monroe show The Robinson circus marks a busy one day stand with no arrests and Sam Arnstutz of Browntown buys the Grand Central hotel at Monticello for 12000 from Mary Wittwer and Ella Wittwer
Editor notes returning correspondent William L. Ryan finds Khrushchev pressed by domestic problems as inflation and consumer shortages test the Soviet system. The piece discusses government measures to calm unrest, spy scare tactics, and the perception of Soviet society as lagging behind Western nations.
MADISON The University of Wisconsin said two eminent medical researchers will join the University Medical Center staff July 1. Dr. Jerry E. Rose of Johns Hopkins faculty since 1939 will direct the UW neurology laboratory and Dr. Charles W. Cotterman of Baylor University will become professor of medical genetics.
In Minneapolis the Sister Kenny Foundation reorganized its board after a Mondale report alleging diverted polio donation funds for private profit. Ex mayor Marvin Kline and PR executive Fred Fadell faced scrutiny. Kline’s $604,500 in pay and related fees were cited. Fadell was discharged and facing inquiry.
A recipe for old fashioned Swiss Rice using one cup rice and onions sautéed in butter. Water is added, simmered for about 30 minutes until tender, then grated Swiss cheese is stirred in. Submitted by Mrs. Adam Marty of Monroe Wisconsin.
Three Monroe youths joined 647 junior high musicians at the University of Wisconsin for the third annual junior session of the Summer Music Clinic last week. Attendees included Karen Herbert, Greta Pitkin, and Frederik Schuetze, with addresses listed for their families.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers pursue better drugs as newer medicines replace older ones. The cycle of research and obsolescence drives high costs, with losses from obsolete drugs cited as about $3.00 per prescription.
Congressman Gerald T. Flynn invites prospective graduates and other young men in Wisconsin's First District to apply for appointments to the United States Military Naval and Air Force Academies. Applicants must be 17 to 22 on July 1, of good moral character and a resident of the district not married. Submit full details to Room 1018 New House Office Building Washington 25 D C with letters of reference. competitive Civil Service examination will be required.
Washington report says the Senate approved the nomination of Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem president of the University of Wisconsin, along with eight other educators, to terms on the National Science Board. Elvehjem’s term runs through May 10, 1966.
Daily The Times classifies offer sheets show discounted items across categories. Readers can find reduced prices on household goods vehicles and appliances with limited quantities and time offers.
In the Senate, Sen. John Sherman Cooper argues it makes no sense to blame President Eisenhower for riots that disrupted a trip to Japan. Sen. Alexander Wiley accuses Soviet Premier Khrushchev of stirring anti American sentiment and says political attacks on U S foreign policy are illogical and harmful.
A compact note places a residence in Hermitage Tennessee in the year 1845, identifying the location as the subject of the brief historical reference.
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