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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
4
Washington report on Maj. Gordon Cooper delivering a postflight prayer to Congress from the Faith 7 craft. The astronaut asks for guidance for the crew and families, reflecting personal religious belief amid NASA’s public stance on faith.
Waldo Freitag of New Glarus spoke at the Green County Law Enforcement Association meeting in the county jail. Members set a qualifying shoot for June 16 at the Altman pit east of Monroe and plan trophies firing in September. A tent was approved for donation to the U.S. Grant Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Ralph Lindsay shared slides from WWI European battlefields and a Legion hall dinner featured the Pulsations with Gary Babcourn, David Deininger, Fred Moritz, Shiela McDonald, Becky Trumpy and Ginny Theiler.
The Monroe City Council voted unanimously to withdraw from the federal Civil Defense matching funds program effective June 30. City CD director Nat G. Preston warned against signing a costly, potentially open-ended agreement as county and city officials cited funding limits and control concerns.
Clayton Lewis, 43, an employee at the International Harvester Co plant in Milwaukee, died Tuesday after becoming trapped in a large sand hopper.
President Kennedy named Admiral George W. Anderson Jr. as United States ambassador to Portugal as he completes a two year term as chief of naval operations on August 1. Admiral David L. McDonald will become chief of naval operations. Ambassador-designate Anderson will succeed C. Burke Elbrick, head of Lisbon since 1958, whose new post was not announced.
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