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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
2
Gov. Reynolds sent a conciliatory speech to the Legislature praising a $25.6 million net surplus projected by 1965 and urged continued cooperation with GOP leaders. Republicans welcomed the tone though wary, amid election-year politics and talk of tax relief beyond repealing the $2 income tax filing fee.
Jimmy Hoffa again signals a push for a single nationwide contract covering about 400000 Teamsters. He says talks with thousands of truck firms are underway while warning a national walkout could occur if employers lock out workers.
Ten years ago worries over drought kept Nicolet National Forest in Rhinelander seeking heavy rain to quell hot spots after the November 6 1953 fire season. Monroe records note a cold snap while a Middleton banquet named Amos Johnson top progress-class grasslander in District 7 and Nathan and Wilson Bloom received Brown Swiss awards at the State Fair.
Miss Davis 63 of Dodgeville died in an Iowa County hospital and will be buried at Penial cemetery after a 1 30 p m service at Penial church. She was born December 11 1899 in Belmont and lived in Mifflin and Welsh Settlement before illness. Surviving are two brothers Harlan and Morris and a sister Mrs Leonard Temple.
Madison to host Thursday talks with Governor Jonn W Reynolds industry officials and federal and state officials on Wisconsin fishing problems and botulism concerns. The meeting aims to coordinate FDA industry and state agency efforts amid consumer resistance to smoked fish from the Great Lakes region.
Iain Macleod Conservative leader and former House of Commons head takes a director role at a London bank after being named editor of The Spectator. He previously opposed Sir Alec Douglas-Home’s prime minister bid under Harold Macmillan.
Defeated Mayor Andrew H Santspree watched his Democratic administration fall in an upset and declared a state of emergency. He ordered extra police after reports of violence described by officials as celebratory. challenger Dr James E McDonald denied knowledge of any violence as independents swept Democrats from municipal control after 30 years.
Half a dozen strategic states are seen as testing grounds if Barry Goldwater pursues the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. Backers push for ballot access in New Hampshire Illinois Nebraska Oregon Florida California and possibly Pennsylvania New Jersey. Goldwater would enter New Hampshire March 10 likely facing Nelson Rockefeller.
Rock County Airport Manager Joe Bouziane will gain an office van after True Aviation Service relinquishes its leased office space. The deal clears access for two rooms for the county manager and provides True with $300 in materials to remodel the hangar’s second floor into an office area.
Bozeman hunter Victor Vermillion, 25, died when a high velocity cartridge exploded in his shirt pocket. Coroner Alexander Schmall described the death as a one in a million accident after Vermillion was found near a deer he had shot and partially cleaned. No bullet struck him. fragments caused the fatal injury.
Russel Block was elected president of the Hiawatha H Club at a recent meeting. Officers include Diane Indergand vice president Barbara Williams secretary treasurer Kathryn Schoepfer sunshine chair Pam Knouse reporter Beverly Block song leader Sue Rufener recreation lead. Barbara Williams showed slides of the club trip and her beef project.
Greenville 4-H members will gather at 8 p m Tuesday in the Orangeville grade school gym. Norman will give a talk and other demonstrations are planned.
An unemployed Black man, Joseph H. Profit, 28, defeated the Republican incumbent 1,176 to 1,131 in Niagara County’s 12th Ward to win a seat on the Board of Supervisors. Profit, a Democrat, had immigrated from Albania ten years earlier.
President Kennedy advisers warn that price increases may follow if Congress backs quality stabilization. A House commerce bill to set minimum retail prices could curb competition, with mixed gains for small retailers. Atomic costs dip as AEC reports 657 million spent on weapons work, down from 706 million. Viking traces found in Newfoundland hint at early Norse presence 900 years before Columbus.
Dr Helge Ingstad announced findings under National Geographic sponsorship while his archaeologist wife participated. He cautioned that proof is not definitive but there are indications the settlement could be linked to Leif Erikson. A separate White House incident saw an urn broken by Rodrigo Garcia Canizarez, 27, a Cuban native, who was detained for mental observation.
In Kenosha a 23 year old man forfeited $50 bail on a charge of malicious destruction of property after authorities said Richard Hawthorne threw his mother in law’s lawn mower through the picture window of her home.
Doan’s Pills claim to ease day and night bladder discomfort plus back and head pains with gentle kidney action. The ad touts decades of use, urges buying the large size for convenience, and positions the product as popular relief for over 60 years.
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