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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
6
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis the item urges readers to check classified ads for safe, dependable car deals citing reliable options and value in the listings.
Legal notice from Green County Wisconsin courts sets hearing for administration of Emma Schmidt late of Monroe. Court will consider Letters of Administration and determine heirships with claims due by September 1 and hearing on June 16 1968.
Hogs 5 000 head in mixed lots 190 400 lb ranges 15 16 75 with other weights 1 3 15 25 15 75. Cattle 400 calves none high choice and prime steers 21 25 950 1250 lb 20 20 75 900 1150 lb 19 50. Sheep 90 100 lb lambs 24 50 and 20 21. Produce butter and eggs steady wholesale prices with grain values. Rent room via Monroe Evening Times classified ads.
TV listings for tonight feature Ensign O'Toole and Rawhide on Channel 3, Donna Reed on Channels 13 and 27, Perry Mason on Channel 3, Lucy Show, Flintstones, and Dr. Kildare on various channels. Other programs include My Three Sons, American Memoirs, Perry Como Show, and Tonight Show. The Civil Rights Bill segment airs at 6:30 and a Daughter of Shanghai theater item appears later.
The page lists TV programs and specials for channels 3 6 13 and 27 including civil rights documentary segments with Atty Gen Kennedy, The Great Adventure, Burke's Law The Command Twilight Zone Price is Right Hitchcock Hour boxing results and film details with actors and guests across 7:30 to 9 p.m. windows.
South Rejects Baptist Union and ANTIC CITY New Jersey. Southern Baptists voted down a proposal to form a North American Baptist Fellowship by 2771 to 2738 after a test ballot. The plan would have created a committee to foster closer cooperation among six groups during the 150th anniversary observances. Alabama churchmen raised race as a factor in the debate. Dr. T. F. Adams warned against losing fellowship on the eve of the anniversary celebration.
The Service Record notes Phillip R. Blum parachute rigger third class, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin T Blum of Route 3, began a visit to Sasebo Japan on April 27 aboard the anti submarine warfare aircraft carrier USS Bennington in the Far East as a Seventh Fleet unit.
On this date several historic events are noted including Clara Barton founding the Red Cross predecessor in 1881, Lindbergh reaching Paris in 1927, a North Pole Soviet flight in 1937, Yamamoto’s loss in 1943, and Truman's Alaska statehood push in 1948. Johnson proclaims National Farm Safety Week for July 19 to reduce farm, home, and highway accidents.
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