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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
2
Rights bill revisions edge toward compromise in Senate
The civil rights bill moves toward amendments as Kennedy and floor managers join Southern and Dirksen compromises. Key issues include jury trials in criminal contempt actions and state time limits for federal action. The dispute covers public accommodations, enforcement, and state rights amid ongoing Senate debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Green County Suffers in Settlement of Reapportionment
Editorial argues Green County loses identity after being moved from the First to the revamped Second District and merged with Lafayette in a court remap. It notes minimal changes to Green’s Senate status, critiques the plan despite Governor Reynolds veto and court action, and prefers keeping Green separate or adding a Milwaukee seat elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Assembly
State Senate
Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Green
Lafayette
Richland County
Grant County
Lafayette County
Milwaukee County
Maryland Primary Signals Wallace Protest Vote Debate
Ardent backers of civil rights legislation in the Senate argue Wallace’s Maryland showing reflects protest against federal power, while Sen. Humphrey dismisses any change in votes. Wisconsin and Indiana trends suggest protest votes existed, but Maryland’s 43 percent Wallace share strengthens the debate. Brewster led a delegation in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
George Wallace
Sen
Humphrey
Wallace
Johnson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Gov. Reynolds
Welsh
Maryland
Sen. Brewster
Polio vaccine safety report and other regional items
A decade ago no serious reactions were reported among over 400000 children given the Salk polio vaccine. In Beloit a 34 year old man faced a $50000 bond on kidnapping charges involving a seven year old girl and her three year old brother. Frankfurt prosecutors file murder charges in the killing of three American officers in Germany. Hagen Bros. circus performs northeast of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McElroy
Detroit
U.S
C.S. Bentley Pike
McElroy
Beloit
Germany
Frankfurt
U.S. Army
Hagen Bros. Circus
Speed Dowl
Monroe
Maryland Voters Cast Protest Vote In Wallace Track
The passage argues President Johnson remains popular and no crossovers in Maryland primaries. It contends Wallace’s vote signals civil rights protest by citizens who have faced racial unrest, with Brewster and Wallace competing in a constrained race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Maryland
Wallace
Mrs Elmer 72 Dies After Long Illness
Ruth Kuwer elmer native of Albany and Madison since 1927 died yesterday at Beaver Dam hospital after a long illness. Former Ruth Tilley graduate of Platteville State College. Survived by sister and brother. Services 1:30 pm tomorrow Frautschi funeral home Madison with Rev Stanley Gregory officiating. Burial Belleville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kuwer
Albany
Madison
Beaver Dam
Ruth Tilley
Platteville State College
Matthias Elmer
New Glarus
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Belleville
Elmer
Grace Episcopal Church
Monona
The
Eastern Star
F. W. Schettler
F. Ernest Tilley
Lena, I
Frautschi Funeral Home
Stanley Gregory
Belleville Cemetery
Corn borer threat to Iowa and Minnesota corn crops
Washington reports the Agriculture Department warns the European corn borer may pose a serious risk to this season's corn in Iowa and portions of Minnesota, signaling possible widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Minnesota
Exhibitors Sign On For Third Annual Coin Show
Twenty exhibitors have signed for the third annual Coin Show at Turner Hall on Sunday June 14 sponsored by the Monroe Coin club. The event features exhibits a bourse table and an auction with Ralph Winquist Jr of Rockford serving as auctioneer. Douglas Watson club secretary treasurer is show manager and Gene Gessler club president Howard Schulz vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Monroe Coin Club
Ralph Winquist Jr
Rockford
Douglas Watson
Gene Gessler
Howard Schulz
Cattle Control Plan Opposed by Advisory Committee
A 38 member national cattle advisory committee recommended against a government supply control mechanism and urged import reductions through negotiations. They called for continued government purchases of surplus beef for the needy and school lunch programs amid two years of low prices and political pressure on Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Advisory
Agriculture Department
Freeman
National Farmers Union
Kennedy
Congress
Death notices for Dr Henry W Cave and Maj Gen John W Morgan
Obituaries note the death of Dr Henry W Cave 76 eminent surgeon and former ACS president after a long illness. Also reported is Maj Gen John W Morgan 69 retired commander of the 98th Infantry Division who served in World War I and II with a class trip to Dubuque and students accompanying a Yonkers busload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W. Cave
American College of Surgeons
John W. Morgan
Dubuque
David
Stauffacher and
Thomas Keegan
Charles P. Rogers and Co
Yonkers
N.Y
Fontavans
Fertilizer firm opens agency with large ammonia tank
Schrock Fertilizer of Congerville has started an area agency in Monticello. They installed a scales and scale house and tanks south of the lumber yards, including a 30,000 gallon anhydrous ammonia tank and two 7,500 gallon liquid tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izer Company
Monticello
Schrock Fertilizer
Congerville
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Melchior Denny
Willis Riemer
Decatur
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Evening Times
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Europe
Pan American Airways
Atlantic
Ray A. Young
Monroe High School
John R. Wyngarden
Union Church
Goetz
Sidney H. Metcalf
Rockville Center
Edwin M. Thorpe
Posnl
John Deininger
James Flanagan
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Galveston
Mexico
South Brothers
East School
Monroe Beverage Co
Schlitz
Kubly
BOOTS
Stoc
Ferron
Swank
S.M.L
Style Shop
Drapery House
Soe
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