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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
2
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Green County Pre Pack inaugurates meat packaging in the former Swiss Colony building, expanding from cheese packaging since 1956. The Hoffman interests and Monroe city support, with FDA certification and an industrial park move, position local food firms for long term growth amid national civil rights tensions as Kennedy addresses freedom and law.
President Kennedy shows courage as he plans a visit to Alabama to mark TVA milestones while facing threats amid Birmingham protest turmoil. He warns Southern leaders to reject prejudice and violence, calling on federal troops to quell unrest and urging calm in Nashville routes.
Dr W G Bear is commended for fifty years of medical service to Monroe and the community at the annual dinner for medical men hosted by the Sisters of St Clare hospital. The report notes his long service and local impact.
Mrs. Ralph Creasy aged 68 of Gotham died Saturday after a long illness. Services were held in Richland Center. Former Maude Layton, born in Sauk County, widow of tire shop owner. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Oliver Christian Milwaukee Mrs Hilger Duren Arena and Mrs Lot Tennant Gotham five sons Marvin Madison Delos and Ervin Lone Rock Orville Spring Green and Ormie Hillpoint 23 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Leonard Pond 64 Mineral Point who died Saturday in a Kenosha hospital after a brief illness will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Treweek funeral home Mineral Point. Friends may call. Surviving husband two sons Jack and Joe both of Mineral Point four sisters Mrs Bert Hatfield Belmont and Mmes Frank Clauter Will Russ and Willard Noble all of Mineral Point and nine grandchildren.
Wisconsin tobacco production dropped to 1.6 million pounds in 1962, a decline from 1961's 22.4 million. The average price per pound held at 29.2 cents, unchanged from 1961. Southern Wisconsin yielded about 1,770 pounds per acre while northern regions averaged 1,520 pounds.
The article describes enclosed air conditioned EMAC malls as a growing trend in shopping centers. It notes current counts around 20 with projections to 40 yearly, higher construction costs, and rents up to a quarter per square foot. Builders cite higher rentals and major department stores at each end.
President Kennedy marks TVA's 30th birthday at Muscle Shoals Alabama declaring TVA a fitting answer to socialism and praising federal state cooperation. He cites power production and flood control as a symbol while defending federal involvement in a free federation of states.
George Washington wore breeches of nankeen a yellowish cloth made in Nanking China.
Services for Dr. H F Zingg a 60 year old New Glarus veterinarian who died Friday in a Madison hospital were held at Frautschi funeral home Madison at 3 p m with Rev A F Ziehlsdorf pastor of Immanuel Lutheran church Madison officiating Dr Zingg was a member of that church text incomplete only partial location survived
Syria hosts about 4.5 million people across 72 000 square miles. Egypt's population is roughly six times Syria's and its land area more than five times as large.
Maj. Gen. James B. Lampert of Wisconsin, appointed commander of the U.S. Military Academy, made his first Wisconsin visit since the appointment. Born in Oshkosh, he addressed the Association of the United States Army in Milwaukee, drawing on Vietnam service as deputy chief of the military advisory group.
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