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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1964
Page
8
The DAI Daily Record reports partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunder tonight in Wisconsin, cooler in the northwest. Tuesday brings fair and cooler conditions with highs mainly in the 60s to 70s. Monroe zone follows similar trends with partly cloudy skies, warmer tonight, and Tuesday mostly fair with highs in the upper 60s to 80.
Judge Roger L. Elmer welcomes cases involving Welcome Hanna Route 1 Browntown without license with $15 costs. Virginia Ebweter 1121 9th avenue. letting dog run at large for $12 costs. Dennis Whitehead 1809 10th street. disorderly conduct $40 costs. Terry Johnson Stoughton. disorderly conduct $40 and resisting arrest $50 costs.
Monroe police report two speeding forfeitures involving Narold A. Kusch of Janesville and Monroe Julius Joseph Panoske of Davis both at $10 penalties for speeding and failure to yield right of way. Frederick D. Ruegsegger of 2610 15th Street cited for a stop sign violation in Monroe.
Gaylord Alvin Johnsrud and Carolyn Jane Kopp filed marriage licenses. Deaths include Katherine Ames 88 of Janesville Charles McManus 83 of Ga rena and pbedney Stabler 68 of Moline. Births reported for Argyle Darlington New Glarus and Oregon with two May 16 17 dates.
List of patients in medical and surgical categories at St Clare Hospital including Maynard Gilbert son and many named individuals with addresses across Brodhead Beloit Rockton Albany Racine and nearby towns. Dismissals include Lloyd Ross Sheldon Yarwood Koepnick and numerous others.
The Consul General of Switzerland in Chicago will lecture on World Conflicts Neutrality and Neutralism at 8 p.m. in the WSC Student Union. The speaker, Mr Theiler, known for eight languages and a long Swiss diplomatic career, is the final presenter in the Nation's Forum series. He will also appear at Fort Atkinson events with Gov Reynolds and speak at the Fort Atkinson public school tomorrow.
The American Dairy Association protests a National Research Council dietary recommendation to cut daily calories by about 10 percent. It notes suggested intake for a typical 25-year-old man at 2,900 calories versus the prior 3,200. The ADA warns diets may drive skim milk elimination and dairy product reductions across ages and weights.
Stanley Barr announces Robert L. Wells will present medals to winners at the Jaycee sponsored Junior Champ contest set for next Saturday at Monroe high school athletic field. Wells chosen for his work with area youths and leadership in the program. He and his family depart Monroe June 6 for Medford where he will coach football.
A black and white young male dog sits at Green County jail awaiting a home. A sheriff's deputy says the dog is alert to people and has high potential, while the deputy already owns a dog and does not want another. Several local residents are listed alongside names and relations.
Weekend visitors include Miss Helen Montgomery from Chicago and Mrs. Martha Wright with Miss Rosella Steinmann. Local meetings note Women of the Moose on May 20 at 8 1 P.M. at Moose hall. Multiple gatherings report families visiting relatives in Stevens Point Oshkosh Pasadena and Green/L blue regions as well as travel to Holland Michigan for Tulip Time.
Five persons sustained minor injuries when the Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador passenger train derailed near North Baltimore Ohio according to the Ohio Highway Patrol. The incident report notes no fatalities and describes the derailment as a minor event with limited damage.
Ten area high schools competed in Juda for the State Line League District Music Festival. Vocal and jazz ensembles earned nine firsts and 13 band firsts across multiple classes. Winners included Juda Chorus Class C, Argyle Chorus and Junior High groups, New Glarus Chorus, Albany Chorus, Brodhead and Monticello bands, with Oakwood and Beloit Turner earning several top placements.
Maynard Gilbertson a 22 year old resident of 1510 16th Street sustained head injuries and a fractured collar bone in a single vehicle crash Saturday evening. The collision occurred on Highways 11 81 a mile west of Juta when his car struck a telephone pole. Deputies were notified at 5 50 p m and he was hospitalized at 6 35 p m with his condition reported as fair at St Claire hospital.
Utah teachers began a two day walk out to press demands for more money for education of the states 270 000 pupils. Gov George D Clyde refused to call a special legislative session and the Utah Education Association called the strike with 10000 members. Most boards opened schools but openings were formalities as the attorney general ruled schools may close after a token opening if children arrive and teachers stay home.
Miami exile groups hint raids on Communist Cuba may occur Tuesday or Wednesday with plans to fight on Cuban soil before May 20 the independence anniversary. Manuel Ray vows action by that date. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, a guerrilla leader, may also join, recalling Jose Marti’s 1895 battlefield death.
Two area youths are hospitalized at St. Clare with rheumatic fever. Stephen, 13, was admitted at noon on Thursday and Christine, 15, who turns 16 June 1, arrived at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Both require complete bed rest for an indeterminate period. They live near the Smiley school at the junction of Highways 39 and 59, southwest of Albany, and are the children of Mr and Mrs Donald Schenk.
In Seoul two Army helicopter pilots Capt Ben W Stutts and Capt Charleton Voltz said Communist captors hid news of President Kennedy’s assassination from them for days during their year in North Korea. They spoke with Lt Gen Thomas W Dunn after questions about the event were raised. Voltz recalled learning of the death on Thanksgiving Day six days later as guards celebrated, claiming officials boasted Kennedy was shot by a loyal Communist member in the United States.
The stock market moved irregularly lower late in moderately active trading with total volume around 4.9 million shares. Blue chip averages declined while gains by airlines and aerospace shares cushioned some losses. Du Pont, Sears Roebuck and Air Reduction fell over a point. Madison cheddar cheese prices held firm to slightly higher as current quality contracts took effect. prices ranged with cheddars at 34.5 to 38.42 cents and blocks at 35 to 38.42 cents.
The Smith Masonic Lodge will confer the Fellow Craft degree at the Masonic Temple on Thursday at 7 30 p m Refreshments will be served. Monticello seniors take a class trip to Chicago with chaperons Mr and Mrs Roland Buckholz visiting O Harefield Brookfield Zoo Aquarium Field Museum and Ri verview Amusement Park and downtown area A baby named James Allen born May 11 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Gempler with grandparents named Spindler and Gempler and great grandmother Mrs Anna Spindler
Mr and Mrs Paul Leutenegger Florri Sant Missouri named their son Peter Paul born April 28 weighing six pounds Mrs Anna Trickel returned home Saturday night from an extended visit with her daughter former Anita Court ney and family This is Mrs Trickel's only grandchild.
Palmyra residents gathered Saturday in Monticello for the funeral of Mrs. Louise Becker, an area native. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moritz and other family members.
Mrs. Delbert Moritz, Mrs. William Wendt, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Loveland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loveland, Mrs. Edna Schuler, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wittenwyler, Mrs. Melvin Blumer, Mrs. Alwina Gempeler, Mr. and Mrs. F. William Schuler and Miss Helen Schuler are named in a community social roster.
More than 60 Auto Club members joined the season’s first countywide tour gathering in Monticello and traveling to New Glarus Woods State Park for lunch. Stops included Exeter tunnel, Albany Decatur Lake and Brodhead before returning to Monroe via Highways 11 81. Upcoming tours are listed with a June 7 visit to the Joseph Kohn farm museum near Winslow and a June 14 trip to Lake Kegonsa near Stoughton.
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