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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1964
Page
2
Editorial argues Congress should curb invasions of privacy by government and business. It supports expanding probes to wiretapping and mail stops, but warns against tests and snooping that invade individual dignity. It urges strict regulation and warns against broad congressional powers.
The article lauds President Johnson's anti poverty tour as politically effective, noting his self written rhetoric and adaptable speaking style. It praises his crowd control and suggests theAtlanta appeal for racial justice strengthens a stronger presidential image likely to hinder a November opponent.
Ten year ago May 9 1954 a Skelly Oil award was presented to William Figs Jr Argyle as community leaders gathered in Eugene hotel. Lee J Kirsch elected District I president at state Junior Chamber convention in Appleton. Beard growers share a $120 purse at Centennial Green County Fair part of the 100th anniversary events. Mr and Mrs E L Edwards plan open house for golden wedding anniversary.
The piece argues that if President Johnson returns to the White House his aides should provide him with accurate data on the economic plight of distress areas. It critiques his two barnstorming tours as insufficient without solid factual groundwork.
New Glarus plans expanded German offerings for fall with freshmen and sophomores continuing. eighth graders may enroll. juniors may join three days weekly and seniors two days if demand allows. Four German credits toward graduation after six-year program. Also extending modern mathematics to 10th grade and exploring limited industrial arts, freshman biology with selective advanced science track for seniors.
Madison reports a Milwaukee meeting May 19 at the Governor's Conference on Resource and Industrial Development will discuss tax free municipal bonds to fund factory construction. Frank P. Zeidler notes bonds lure Northern manufacturers south, with C P Anderson of Goodbody and Co explaining industrial revenue bonds. Governor Reynolds will speak after dinner at the Pfister hotel.
Wilbur Renk, U S Senate candidate, told a Pewaukee audience he would back a constitutional amendment allowing non-denominational prayers and Bible reading in schools. He urged local school boards to decide whether to permit or forbid such practices, emphasizing local control by parents.
On this date in 1754 the Pennsylvania Gazette published Franklin’s cartoon of a rattlesnake. Other events include Spaniards capturing Pensacola in 1781, Byrd and Bennett circumnavigating the pole in 1926, Italy’s Ethiopia annexation in 1936, Sevastopol recapture in 1944, King Victor Emmanuel’s abdication in 1946, and notable Cold War and civil rights references.
A compact guide urges readers to use classified advertisements as a quick problem solving method. It highlights practical tips for matching needs with ad offerings, saving time and effort in researching services and solutions.
Leo Sebald releases the full list of participants for Mondays Career Day guiding juniors and seniors through ultimately available local jobs. Speakers cover Armed Forces, engineering, teaching, nursing, law, banking, journalism and more, with representatives from Frito Lay, Swiss Colony, Monroe Clinic, Oaktron Industries and local agencies.
Former Sheboygan Patrolman Robert Schmidt pleaded guilty to seven counts of petty theft and burglary and Patrolman Carl Crnecky admitted 18 counts Friday in County Court. Crnecky had appeared earlier and entered no plea to the 18 counts of theft and burglary. Both men were fired after the charges arose last month. County Judge Robert Schmidt ordered a pre sentence investigation. Yerba mate, used to make a tea like drink in South America, is an export of Paraguay.
The piece marks the 40th anniversary of J Edgar Hoover becoming acting director of the FBI. It notes his rise under Harlan Fiske Stone, his tenure, possible retirement waiver by President Johnson, and tributes from Senate leaders. It profiles Hoover's health, routines, bachelor life, Washington home, staff, and dogs.
Incomplete OCR text lists a name with street and post office details and an age at last birthday. The fragment lacks coherent context and full data to form a complete obituary or notice.
New members listed include Angela Sue Hare of 2515 13th street joining on November 8, 1963 and Douglas Philip Baumle of 312 Hillside place North Aurora Illinois joining on May 28, 1963.
Orfordville high school will sponsor a horse show Saturday May 23 inviting nearby towns including Brodhead Evansville Belleville Jutlo South Wayne New Glarus Blanchardville Oregon Albany Argyle Monticello. Events include pole bending cloverleaf flag race musical sacks western pleasure western horsemanship and conformation with a championship trophy for top point rider and a team trophy as well. A useful dust pan with rubber edge is noted for painting nearby walls.
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