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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

4

European Union Approves U S Plan For Tariff Cuts

European Common Market ministers back American demand for across the board tariff reductions while seeking an automatic formula to adjust gaps with U S tariffs. West German Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard lobbies for the proposal as talks at the GATT conference stall. The U S delegation pushes for equal percentage cuts and aims to open formal bargaining sessions May 6, 1964.

Geneva United States Ludwig Erhard United States. Rrehendnatceé Ninister Valery Giscard D’estaing Hans Schaffner Switzerland France West Germany Ivalu Ate Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg U.S

Area Men Named Scouting Officers in U S Grant Council

Area men Preston Meanreas and Dr Lyle Olson of Darlington were named national council representatives for the U S Grant Council, Boy Scouts of America. Louis F Janke of Monroe was named one of three vice presidents, with Robert Cook of Lancaster and Robert Jones of Galena among others on the council slate.

Preston Meanreas Lyle Olson Darlington U.S. Grant Council Boy Scouts of America Louis F. Janke Monroe Robert Cook Lancaster Robert Jones Galena U.S. Grant Board Abner Anderson New Glarus Anthony Kuban Russell Meyers Alan Goodmiller L.A. Koenig Edward M. Adam Leon Geier Orville Rice Boscobel Russell Taber Frank Doescher Victor Pagenkoph Amza Vail Platteville

Susan Odegaard Crowned Evansville 4-H Queen

Evansville 4-H club selects Susan Odegaard daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Odegaard as the 4-H club queen. She will compete in the county queen contest on Monday June 10. Odegaard has seven years of activity in the Evansville club, with Judy Ballard named runner-up in the local contest.

Evansville Susan Odegaard Norman Odegaard Odegaard Judy Ballard Wayne Ballard

Kennedy to Speak at San Diego State June 6

President John F Kennedy will deliver the commencement address and receive an honorary degree at San Diego State College on June 6 in Sacramento California.

Sacramento Calif John F. Kennedy San Diego State College

Mrs. Edwards Sanders 88 Funeral in Orangeville

Mrs. Edward Sanders age 88, former area resident, dies after extended illness. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville with Rev. Sheily Gerarden officiating. Burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Survived by three daughters and one grandchild. Born Oct 14 1874 in Oneco Township. Married July 1890 in Cadiz Township Green County. Member of Winslow Methodist Church. Preceded in death by husband, a daughter, a son, three brothers and a sister.

Orangeville Edward Emma) Sanders Cramer Funeral Sheily Gerarden Isbury Roscoe Ill Oneco Township Joseph Samantha Arledge van Matre Cadiz Township Green County Edward Sanders Winslow

Astronaut Cooper Recalls Space Flight and World Tour

Cooper describes views of Red China Himalayas and detours over Dallas Houston and India during the return from space. He explains reentry challenges and the calm precision of his flight while noting sleep and cockpit controls in weightlessness.

Cape Canaveral Fla China Houston Himalayas India Dallas New Space Agency Space Red China Cooper

Odd Sleep Posture Observed During Flight

The report notes a passenger settling into an unusual sleep position with hands tucked in straps to keep them quiet while resting aboard the flight. The detail highlights small, human moments amid air travel.

Lewiston Queenston Bridge to Feature World’s Largest Hingless Arch

The $7 million Lewiston Queenston Bridge spans the Niagara River and is being erected by a steel company. It will house the world’s largest hingless steel arch, signaling a major feat in bridge engineering.

Lewiston- Queenston Niagara River

Edward F. Schroeder 82 Dies at Cedarburg Home

Edward F. Schroeder aged 82, native of Clarno Township, died at his daughter Marian Heitz’s Cedarburg home. Born April 2, 1881, he married Martha Horn in 1906, farmed in Clarno until 1924, then moved to Rockford where he worked until retirement 12 years ago. Surviving daughter and son Edward Jr., plus sister and three brothers and three grandchildren. Arrangements pending in Rockford.

Edward F. Schroeder Clarno Township Marian Heitz Cedarburg Schroasder Martha Horn Clarno Rockford Schroeder Edward Jr Frank Trumpy Monroe Ralph Frank Anton WEA

Denmark Sells Virgin Islands to United States in 1917

In 1917 Denmark agreed to cede the Virgin Islands to the United States. The transfer marked a major territorial change as the U S assumed control of the islands from Danish sovereignty.

Denmark Virgin Islands United States

Lost Ocean Flier Delays Six Planes

Shannon Ireland Six transatlantic airliners were held at Shannon Airport for three hours as a lost flier from Long Island caused radar searches. Esten Englund a former Swedish air force pilot delivering a single engine plane to Finland could not land in Norway or Iceland due to weather and radioed Shannon for position. Takeoffs paused to avoid collision and the craft was located 750 feet above the Kerry Mountains forty miles south of Shannon.

Shannon Ireland Long Island Esten Englund Beechcraft Misty England Elmhurst N.Y Finland Norway Iceland Kerry Mountains

Time-Saving Problem Solving via Classified Ads

A note extols using classified ads to quickly solve daily problems, claiming they offer practical, compact solutions and save readers time by pointing to ready-made resources and services. It emphasizes efficiency and accessibility for busy readers.

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