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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
The article argues Democratic leaders recessed Congress rather than adjourned to avoid delaying campaign measures. It criticizes months of inaction and investigations, notes the hurried $40 billion defense appropriation surpassing the President’s request, and questions why essential bills could not be completed earlier.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller continues to roil both parties with criticism of Eisenhower era policies and Vice President Nixon. He opposes the president's proposed elderly health care plan tied to income and favors a compulsory blanket tax under Social Security. Democrats hope his rhetoric widens GOP rifts while acknowledging his reformist drive.
The First District GOP accused Rep. Gerald P. Flynn of misusing his franking privilege by sending out congratulatory certificates to district high school graduates. The committee argued these greetings would cost 16 cents for any citizen and cited costs for the form, certificate, reinforcer, and envelope, with possible involvement of the Government Printing Office. Separately, archaeologists report findings near Elath in Israel believed to be remnants of King Solomon's copper mines.
Postmaster John J. Burkhard and County Judge Harold J. Lamboley named co chairmen of the Salvation Army home service efforts in Green County. Miss Rose Lazarus and John O'Donnell wed in Polo Illinois. Dr Harold Schneider of Monroe will join Dr D D Ruehlman in medical practice. Pro Jimmy Forbes and Chester Becker of Monroe CC head to Lawsonia Open where John Ny Revolta of Milwaukee defends title. Jean Chiappe involved in pistol duel with Pierre Godin in Paris.
Roy E DeVoll Sr 67 a brother of Floyd DeVoll of Brooklyn died at his Edgerton home after a heart attack. Services planned for 2 p m tomorrow at Edgerton Methodist Church with graveside military rites. He was a World War I veteran resident since 1943 and employed by the Highway Trailer. Survived by wife Hetti three sons a daughter the brother and seven grandchildren.
Mrs. Charles F. Zettle 56 of Browntown died at 1 45 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after a three month illness from malignancy. She was born Oct 19 1903 in Winslow Township Stephenson County Ill and married Charles F Zettle Nov 30 1921 in Freeport. They farmed on the Zettle homestead in Cadiz Township and are survived by her husband two daughters Luella Higgs Garden Grove Calif and Norma two brothers Wilbur Winslow Jesse Lena and Louis Portland Ore two sisters Effie Pleasant and Emma Linderman Winslow. She entered the hospital June 25 as a medical patient.
Preceded in death by her parents Mrs Higgs arrived Tuesday night from California. Mrs Zettle was a member of Staver's EUB church and the Room For You Sunday School Class. Services will be held Saturday at 2 p m in the Staver's EUB church Rev Frank R Hinebaugh will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Stuessy funeral home after noon tomorrow until noon Saturday then at the church.
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Martin L. Dammen, 86, of rural Argyle, died at his son's home from a heart condition. Born May 2, 1874 in York Township, he married Matilda Helmeid in 1893 and farmed in Lafayette County. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran church in Blanchardville with burial in Yellowstone Lutheran cemetery. survivors include six sons, five daughters, 36 grandchildren, and 50 great grandchildren.
Report notes that more than 60 percent of Iowa's land is under cultivation, indicating widespread agricultural activity across the state and suggesting significant farming intensity and land use patterns.
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