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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press reaffirms exclusive rights to publish all local newspaper news and AP dispatches. This notice underscores AP ownership of republished material and authorizes continued distribution by subscribing outlets.
An editorial urges Wisconsin lawmakers to move beyond partisan bickering over a sales tax. It argues Gov. Reynolds and the Democratic bloc cling to opposition while the GOP majority could lead with decisive, principled action to avert fiscal chaos and demonstrate Republican strength.
Dairy industry leaders view last week's wheat referendum defeat as vindication against rigid milk controls proposed in 1962 by President Kennedy and Secretary Freeman. They favor voluntary measures and better marketing orders to secure fair shares amid rising output and surplus, opposing mandatory, crippling controls. The National Milk Producers Federation backs potential reform, seeking producer agreement and enforcement.
The United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. adopts stiff rules to curb racial inequities and sets up a $500,000 annually funded national commission of Negro and white experts to root out discrimination. It also states religion has no place in classrooms or government and prays for unity while opposing prayer and Bible reading in public schools.
An advertisement promotes Trimudex with Vitalon as a doctor free weight loss aid for men and women. It claims fast appetite suppression, safe medical compounding, vitamins to prevent pep loss, and a money back guarantee. Wainwright's Drug Store at 1003 16th Avenue offers $3.00 tablets and mail orders.
Ten years ago Miss Clara ZumBrunnen retiring after 47 years teaching first grade in South and Lincoln schools is honored by the faculty Board of Education and friends at a reception at the high school.
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy the President's father underwent a minor procedure and rested at his Hyannis Port home today. He is reported in good spirits and recovery is expected at once.
Kennedy aged 74 underwent two tooth extractions and had a small skin growth removed at Cape Cod hospital. The report notes the incident as part of a larger reflection on losses and the idea that a Lost Act appears when something is missing.
Harold D. Schulz of Amstutz-Marty American Legion Post will be officer of the day for Monticello Memorial Day events. A.G. Hill commands the firing squad with Ed Quade as parade marshal. The 9:30 parade begins at the school at 10 a.m. and features colors, veterans, bands, scouts, and a Navy dead ceremony on Main Street bridge.
The report from Havana Radio in Key West says Castro nationalized Merck Sharp and Dohme laboratories in Cuba without compensation. The seizure targets a major medicine producer as Cuba faces shortages and aims to receive $53 million in ransom for Bay of Pigs captives.
New Glarus prepares for the 61 member high school graduation at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Miss Rae Roach as commencement speaker. The class motto is We Have Opened the Door the World Lies Before us, with officers and a long list of honor students and soloists named.
James B. Christensen a prominent Green Bay industrialist and leader of the Green Bay Chamber of Commerce died Saturday after a heart attack at his home. He led Green Bay Structural Steel Inc and the Christensen Oil Co and served as president of the Bay Building Corp and director of multiple firms and clubs in the area.
The note suggests solving problems fast by using classified ads as a quick resource. It emphasizes efficiency and practical hunting for solutions through concise listings.
Mrs. Elsbeth Elmer aged 89 a lifelong New Glarus resident died at 7 p m Saturday at her daughter Mrs H Jacob Zweifel s home. Services 2 p m tomorrow Zentner funeral home Rev Linus Wierwill Swiss United Church of Christ officiating. Burial Swiss Evangelical and Reformed cemetery. Surviving are son J Ivan Zweifel and daughter both of New Glarus four grandchildren and numerous other relatives. One son died in infancy and a brother John is deceased.
Wisconsin state records show 156 drownings in 1962, up three from 1961. Boat accidents caused forty nine of last year’s drownings according to the State Conservation Department.
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