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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

2

AP News Dispatches Reprint Rights Clarified

The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and related text. The policy governs reuse on other sites and in print media, ensuring proper attribution and licensing.

Associated Press

Defiant Wallace Faces Impossible Odds in Desegregation Clash

The column analyzes Governor George Wallace’s bid to resist federal court orders on desegregation at the University of Alabama. It notes Wallace’s legal defiance, Kennedy’s stance, and the potential Supreme Court implications of challenging desegregation and the 14th Amendment. The piece contrasts federal authority with state sovereignty.

Alabama George C. Wallace Supreme Court H. H. Grooms University of Alabama Board of Trustees Wallace Kennedy Birmingham

Monroe remembers fire truck test and manhunt report

Ten years ago on May 24 1953 Monroe celebrated a new 1000 gallon pumper fire truck and stiff test as 200 searchers pursued five convicts from Marquette. The day also noted aviation interest at the Green County Pilots Association breakfast and a Rockford crash injuring two.

Monroe Upper Michigan Marquette Green County Pilots Association Rockford Dill

European settlers in Algeria of various European descents

The passage notes that European settlers in Algeria are primarily of French descent with notable origins including Spanish Italian Swiss German and Maltese.

Algeria

Madison Woman Charline Germann Mergen Dies at 63

Mrs Charline Germann Mergen aged 63 a Madison resident since 1907 died at her Madison home after a heart attack She was born in Monroe daughter of F ward and Lena Germann a former Wisconsin Telephone Co employee and a member of Luther Memorial church Surviving are sister Mrs Wallace Ottum and brother Roy Germann both of Madison Services tomorrow at 11 a m at Joyce funeral home Madison with Rev Frank K Efird of Luther Memorial church officiating

Charline Germann Mergen Monroe Madison Faward Lena Gerber Germann Mergen Wisconsin Telephone Co Luther Memorial Church Henry

Two Cub Scouts Earn Top Honor

More than 150 attended the annual Cub Scout Pack 315 supper at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin closing formal Cub Scout activities for summer. Patches were awarded to Charles Einbeck and Gary Schwager for Webelos completion. James Howes received his lion award.

Gary Schwager Charles Einbeck Kiwanis Schwager Kurt Schwager Einbeck Edward M. Einbeck Times T. R. Holyoke Jr Webelo James Howes Mike Wells Scott Neslund Robert Willer Dear Davin Guen Warry Nack Robert Miller Wolf Silver Arrow Tom Fenton David Rufenacht Edward C. Einbeck den One T.R. Holyoke Jr Robert Crandall Arthur Spoerry Edwin Rufenacht Herbert Pfund Sut

Nuclear test fired at Nevada site

The Atomic Energy Commission announced an underground nuclear test at the Nevada test site on Wednesday. The yield was described as more than 20 kilotons and less than one megaton.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Nevada

Schadeberg Receives ACA Distinguished Service Award

Rep Henry C. Schadeberg was honored with the second biennial Distinguished Service Award from Americans for Constitutional Action at a Washington reception. Notables on the ACA board included Herbert Hoover, Charles Edison, Edgar Eisenhower, Admiral Moreel, and other leaders who praised his voting record supporting a strong American system.

Henry C. Schadeberg The Americans For Constitutional Action Washington Mer Herbert Hoover Charles Edison Navy New Jersey Edgar Eisenhower Ben Moreeil ACA Admiral Moreel Free Republic Lincoln Earth Congress of the United States Rep Schadeberg

Harry Sacher Dies Lawyer for 11 Reds at 60

New York attorney Harry Sacher 60 a defender of 11 Americans in Smith Act trials and a Transport Workers Union organizer died Wednesday. He spent six months in jail in 1952 for contempt of court during the Smith Act cases. The Supreme Court later ruled his conduct showed excessive zeal for his clients.

New York Harry Sacher Transport Workers Union Supreme Court

Monroe High carwash to raise funds for exchange student

The Monroe High School Student Council sponsors a carwash on Saturday May 25 to raise money to bring David Eduardo Schulman an Argentine American Field Service exchange student to Monroe. For pick up and delivery call East School at 325-4394.

Monroe High School David Eduardo Schulman Field Service Monroe Greuunas East School

Kennedy Named National Father of the Year

President Kennedy was chosen as National Father of the Year for his defense of rights and dignity of individuals. The award was announced at the 53rd Father's Day observance, with nine other category winners including Chet Huntley and Tom Tresh.

New York Kennedy Chet Huntley National Broadcasting Co Henry Fonda Don McNeill

Fannin predicts Goldwater presidential bid within five months

Los Angeles dispatch reports Arizona Governor Paul Fannin expects Senator Barry Goldwater to announce a presidential candidacy within the next five months. The comment signals growing momentum as the 1960 race begins to take shape.

Los Angeles Arizona Paul Fannin Sen Barry Goldwater

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