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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists the Associated Press copyright notice and staff contact details. The office hours run from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with the telephone line at 325-5101 for local news inquiries.
The piece argues Goldwater gains stature by resisting coordinated opposition in the California primary. It suggests stop Goldwater efforts backfired, boosting his resolve and potential early-ballot support. It likens the dynamic to McCarthy's late tough fight and predicts a possible nationwide respect from a strong primary showing.
Secretary McNamara insisted U S forces in Vietnam use modern gear and denied reliance on wornout World War II planes. He argued the command has a blank check for funds and manpower and clashed with Senator Morse over defense policy. The testimony followed his Vietnam tour amid letters alleging unsafe aircraft.
A 10 year old advance in dairy science sees a new cheese known as Price Irvine developed by UW. Inventors are cited as Mr and Mrs William Morris. Wisconsin industry interest grows as local firms move to improve butter texture and expand regional dairy events.
Monticello prepares Memorial Day events with Amstutz-Marty American Legion Post commander Clarence Blumer as officer of the day. A firing squad led by A G Hill and Ed Quade as parade marshal will lead a 9:30 start from Main Street to Monticello High School, then to Railroad Avenue cemetery for services at the Legion monument. If rain, program moves to the high school at 9:30.
Georg Derlinger, former East German foreign minister, released after serving ten years of a fifteen year espionage term. He had been jailed for spying activities tied to East German intelligence operations.
University of Wisconsin researchers at Emmons Blaine Jr. Experimental Farm near Lake Mills test whether a single bull can sire daughters with high milk production and sons with rapid, efficient gain. Dairy beef breeding aims to pair dairy quality with beef performance as part of the Grassland-Dairy Field Day on June 2 with DHIA data discussed.
Washington sources report the administration outlines a 1965 excise tax cut and a 1966 income tax reduction with a fall 1965 public framing. Officials cite broad excise relief pending congressional review and aim to balance the 1967 budget, aided by revenue gains from existing levies.
Wisconsin dairy farmers within 30 miles of Madison can market identically twin Holstein bull calves. Val Brungardt will study nutrition and management effects on meat quality using twin male calves born Feb 1 to July 1, 1964. Writers must send calves to the University of Wisconsin Madison for examination. early New England hair laws mentioned.
Rev. Daniel A. MacDonald announces resignation as pastor of First Baptist Albany effective July 31. He will become pastor of Union Baptist Church of Troy. A Ohio native, he arrived in Albany two and a half years ago from Northern Baptist Seminary Chicago and has been active in regional ministerial associations. He and his wife Bonnie and two children will spend their final Sunday in the area on July 26.
Rev Leon F Richline of the Congregational United Church of Christ will speak at 9 am Saturday in Greenwood cemetery for the annual Memorial Day address. If weather turns poor the program moves to the elementary school gym. The parade forms at South Side Park and proceeds from 12th street to the cemetery with Colors, senior high band, firing squad, civic and veterans groups, auxiliaries, Girl Scouts, junior Scouts, and school children participating.
Thirty two past commanders of the Zilmer Riley Post attended the annual dinner in the Legion Clubrooms Monday night. The event drew two national Legion officers and listed numerous former commandership dates with towns including Monroe, Rockford, Janesville, and Monroe residents. Unavailable to attend were Fred Kuebli of Masshardt Nursing Home and Lester H. Bishop of Monroe.
Services for Lester L. Libby 59 Milwaukee school teacher of 25 years will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Wendler funeral home Milwaukee with burial at Maple Hill cemetery Evansville. Libby a native of Evansville died Monday. He graduated from Whitewater State College and Iowa State University. Surviving are wife Helen two sons John Madison and Philip Milwaukee two brothers E B Libby and Dr G Libby Evansville and four grandchildren.
George Tillema 78 of Beaver Dam passed after a brief illness in a Waupun hospital. He was born in Friesland and farmed near Juneau before retiring to Beaver Dam. Survived by four daughters and three sons with 23 grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Beyer's funeral home with burial in Randolph.
A $3.5 million water system in Yemen, funded by the United States, is dedicated to the memory of President Kennedy. The project will supply Yemenis with access to pure water for the first time.
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