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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1963
Page
6
About 60,000 volumes annually will move from the department’s 15 dead parcel centers to a USIA warehouse in Brooklyn for screening and overseas shipment. The collection includes reference texts and fiction to be distributed to schools libraries and research centers.
Acting Postmaster Russell J. Myers announced about 60 000 unclaimed books at the Dead Parcel Centers will be distributed worldwide to Free World reading communities. The effort, coordinated with USIA and Postmaster General Day, targets libraries and institutions abroad to counter Communist publishing with free literature.
Miss Eu nice Kelly 59 native of Miner al Point found murdered Monday in Las Cruces. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles. She was an assistant professor of home economics at New Mexico State University, taught there 10 years, and held a Wisconsin bachelor’s degree. Lie detector tests were given to two suspects in Roswell, N M with robbery as the apparent motive. Surviving are two brothers Rev Herbert Kelly Fonda Ia and Howard China Lake Calif and four sisters in California.
Obituaries from Philadelphia New York Wichita and Lincoln report the deaths of Stanley 78 former Morgan Stanley co head George McGill 84 ex senator from Kansas Thomas Judkins 68 Commerce Department official and Francis Mullen 89 longtime Burlington Railroad general manager.
Final examinations begin at the University of Mississippi and run through May 23. James H. Meredith, 29, the universitys only Negro student, will take exams with other students and hopes to graduate in August. His enrollment last fall sparked riots that left two dead and scores injured. He is taking six subjects this semester including algebra.
Local readers turn to classified listings for everyday needs from jobs and housing to services and personal notices. The section functions as a quick reference for community exchanges and practical solutions.
Milwaukee Marquette University unveiled a $38,660,000 development program for a 62 acre campus. The plan includes 13 new buildings, removal of 33 obsolete structures, a physical education area, and expansion of residence halls with funding largely from government and private loans.
Rep. Margaret Lewis introduces a measure in the Louisiana House to allow women to change hair color without disclosing it on license applications. The proposal argues hair color is a private matter and would protect basic rights of womanhood, though it would not require disclosure of color specifics.
The item notes that classified ads offer a way for people to meet and explore matches as circumstances change. It emphasizes the freedom to change plans and the role of ads in connecting buyers, renters, and sellers.
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