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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
2
The notice confirms Associated Press exclusive republication rights for local news in the paper and AP dispatches. Office hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm with telephone contact at 325-5101.
The piece argues Americans will soon tire of Washington's failures to curb Soviet expansion. It cites optimism after the test ban and Khrushchev's contradictions, noting Soviet troop moves, moon ambitions, and threats to halt grain deals to pressure U S policy while Berlin convoys face harassment.
A U S study mission of three food scientists and public health experts will examine European food health regulations this month and December under sponsorship of the Agriculture Department Foreign Agricultural Service. The aim is to help U S producers meet European requirements in the Netherlands West Germany Denmark Belgium France Switzerland and Italy.
Glancing backward through the era’s headlines, stories recall a 1953 snow sweep missing Wisconsin, an Illinois couple hosting King Paul of Greece seeking a Midwest farm view, and a Lions Club talent show at Monroe Park. The column traces 1938 elections, ministerial talks, and high school speakers, with 1923 fires and 1913 streetcar strikes shaping regional memory.
The piece argues Khrushchev uses terms like total war to pressure the U S over the convoy blockade while the Kremlin’s long range aim appears to bury the United States. Former diplomats warn that each concession or delay strengthens Khrushchev and underscores a need for a firmer U S policy to avoid a bloodless victory for Moscow.
William F Wiegel 67 of Orfordville died Tuesday in Janesville of an apparent heart attack. Funeral services 1 30 p m tomorrow at Overton Funeral Home Janesville with visitation 7 to 9 p m tonight Burial in Orfordville Cemetery He was born July 2 1896 in Calamine and lived in Janesville most of his life Surviving are sister Mrs Lillie McNamee Madison and two nieces
Bonni and Beverli Osenga welcomed twin daughters born Oct 29 at St Mary's hospital. Names chosen are Bont Kay and Beverli Ann. They have sister Darla and brother Curt. Mrs Osenga is Anita Hawthorne, daughter of Clifford Hawthorne. Patronal grandmother is Dewie Osenga and maternal great grandfather Homer Anderson.
In Moscow at a Kremlin rally Nikolai Podgorny urged normalization of relations with the Peoples Republic of China and cited no objective reasons to block a restoration of earlier USSR PRC ties as Khrushchev listened during the three day celebration marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors adopted a budget of 547 614.84, reducing the 1964 tax levy by 14 507.25 to a total levy of 916 036.34. The levy splits roughly evenly between general and highway funds, with highway at 446 346.50 and general at 469 689.84, and a tax rate of 8.67 per thousand. State levy 21 138. equalized value 105 690 805. General government 95 500. protection of persons and property 47 525. health and conservation 47 245. education 115 742. charities and corrections 152 518. highways 446 346. Most items similar to last year, highway budget down 3 199. revenues projected 77 925, up 12 695 from 65 230. Board adjourned to Feb. 4, 1964.
Mrs Charles E Bishop, 65, Cobb, died after a weeklong illness at a Dodgeville hospital. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Lulloff Funeral Home Dodgeville with calling hours. Former Anita Kraemer, she lived in the Dodgeville Cobb area since 1921 and was a Cobb Methodist member. Surviving are her husband two sons Royce Cobb and Truman Austin Minn a daughter Mrs Arthur Heuer Cobb a brother Carl Kraemer Dodgeville and 14 grandchildren.
Premier Khrushchev told a group of 20 American businessmen that the Soviet Union has not abandoned plans to put a man on the moon and denied any halt to the lunar program. He emphasized they have never said they were giving up their lunar aims.
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd launches a sharp attack on Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Dirksen over leadership and night sessions. Separate ruling upholds Southern Railway hire of elderly firemen. Public Health Service notes strontium 90 fallout in milk continued to fall with a peak in June. Rent room via classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
About 5 500 visitors toured the Swiss Museum Village during six months of operation this year. Attendees came from 32 states and seven foreign countries before the museum closed on November 1. Foreign guests included travelers from Canada France Switzerland Ireland Germany Italy and Iran. Plans for 1964 will be set at the annual meeting.
The document names Lard Tschudy and a group of relatives and friends including Mrs. Henry Schiffman Mrs. Henry Ott Mrs. Palmer Arn Mrs. Casper Hefty Mrs. John Pauli Lisa Tschudy Christine Streiff Beth Slotten Margaret Mueller Herbert Gmar Steve and Debbie Gmar Emily Kubly Phillip Marty Joshua Hoesig and Jacob Bruni in a community notice mentioning connections and kinship.
The International Cotton Advisory Committee notes that sustained growth in cotton use faces pressure from rapid rises in man made fibers. The report to forty nations highlights expansion in synthetic fibers in the United States Western Europe and Japan, major textile centers.
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