Mayor Defeats Tie to Preserve Public Claims Publication
Mayor Orville R. Evans broke a 4 4 tie on a council vote and kept a prior move to halt official publication of city bills paid. Alderman Evan C. Chambers led the reversal bid, calling the prior action hasty and noting the issue is about principle and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville R. Evans
Monroe Evening Times
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Chambers
Council
Herman L. Schindler
Third
Fred R. Simpson
Rex N. Eyler
Eighth
Lester M. Johnson
O.N. Johnson
Olin E. Flisram
Walter Baber
Evans
Department of Veterans Affairs
Chessel Allen
11Th Street
Chandler
Allen
Police and Safety Committee
County Board
Monroe
Finance and Taxation Committee
Dance and Wrestling Planned on Dec 1 at Turner Hall
The Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association hosts a Dec 1 event at Turner hall featuring a wrestling competition with junior and senior champs and an evening dance led by Sammy Eggum and his orchestra. Three judges will select the Cheese makers Ball queen. wrestling starts at 2 p.m. with organizers named Roy Kundert and staff guiding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Turner Hall
Roy Kundert
Blanchardville
Association
William Ienatsch
Barneveld
George Hollenstein
Ernest Lehr
Sammy Eggum
James Kerns
Joe Wells
David Seeholzer
Yorktown Heights appoints female dog enumerator
Yorktown Town Board appointed Anne Barker to serve as the township dog enumerator. Her duties include counting the dogs within the town at a salary of 30 cents per canine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown Heights
N.Y.P
Yorktown
Anne Barker
Yule Vacation Begins in Monroe Schools
Monroe public school children will be dismissed for Christmas vacation Friday afternoon December 21 and return January 7. Rural students in the Monroe School District begin at the same time and may return January 2, 3, or 4 depending on the district. St Victor's school also starts Christmas break December 19 and resumes January 2. Thanksgiving vacation starts today for public and parochial students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Public
D. J. Hueninx
Monroe
Thanksgiving Service and Dinner Plans in Monroe
Monroe churches schedule individual services for Thanksgiving with televised football and family gatherings. Green County jail will offer a turkey dinner for 10 prisoners prepared by matron Mrs Charles Howe. Green County hospital will serve turkey and dressing to 292 patients with sides and mince pie. St Clare hospital reports turkey, noodle soup and varied sides for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County
Charles Howe
Green County Hospital
St. Clare Hospital
Pakistanis protest arms to India in Rawalpindi
Thousands of Pakistanis demonstrated in Rawalpindi today to protest U S arms shipments to India. Shops businesses and schools closed in a show of solidarity with the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
U.S
India
Pleasant Thanksgiving Forecast From Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast predicting a sunny and mild Thanksgiving nationwide. Temperatures will run below normal in the central plains into Iowa with near normal readings elsewhere. Occasional snow possible in the northern Rockies and light drizzle on parts of the East Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
National Weather Picture
Rockies
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Natural Gas to Reach Monroe by December Fifteenth
Robert Bussen, manager of North Central Public Service Corp., announced the Federal Power Commission approved gas distribution to Monroe. Branch line costs about 113000 dollars with further Monroe facilities due by month end, gas expected to flow around December 15, weather and construction permitting. Consumers may see significant heating savings once gas is available. Adequate supplies aimed at attracting commercial and industrial users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bussen
North Central Public Service Corp
Monroe
Federal Power Commission
Bussen
Green County Fair reports profit for 1962
A report presented at a Courthouse stockholders meeting shows the 1962 Green County Fair earned 8431.96 in profit versus a 1961 loss. Total expenses reached 40150.05 with income 48491.91, led by gate receipts 21322.25 amphitheater 7472.25 and space and concessions 8415.39. Directors and officers were re elected. fair dates set for late July into August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L
Doug) Hare
Monroe
Fred T. Burgy
Monticello
Alfred Henning Jr
28Th Avenue
Lyle A. Rodgers
L.E. Kirsch
5Th Street
Russell Carter
Juda
Conrad Stauffacher
David Cunningham
Ernest Hayes
Green County Agricultural Society and
Mechanics’ Institute
Fair Association
Chicago
Henning
U.S. To Parole Cain and Wife From Tax Terms
Federal parole will release Allan C. Cain and his wife Margaret M. Cain who are serving prison terms for tax evasion. Allan Cain, 56, to be paroled from Sandstone Minnesota on December 14 and Margaret Cain, 58, from Alderson Reformatory for Women on November 30, ahead of the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
James L. Williams
Appleton
Allan C. Cain
Cain
Sandstone
Traffic Survey Bolsters Hopes For Bypass Here
Monroe traffic problems appear greater than a year ago, and a 24-hour weekday count from the State Highway Commission suggests a bypass is closer. City Engineer Gerald Wickus cites heavy east‑west congestion, with 7,231 cars on 20th street and 6,526 on 20th avenue, while plans to widen 13th street were dropped. The city has budgeted 20,000 for 1963 to widen 7th avenue with paving possible in 1964 to aid Highway 69 traffic along the west edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
State Highway Commission
Gerald Wickus
Wickus
7Th Avenue
20Th Avenue
12Th
Nemitz
13Th Street
12Th Street
11Th Streets
11Th
10Th Streets
10Th
9Th Street
15Th
16Th Avenue
Cuba Sabotage Group Indicted in U.S. Case
A federal grand jury in New York indicted three Cubans on charges of conspiring to commit sabotage and acting as agents of the Cuban government. Roberto Santiestaban Casanova 27 Jose Garcia Orellana 42 and Antonio Sueiro 22 were named with ties to New York City operations and the Casa Cuba Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Justice Department
Department
New York
Roberto Santiestaban Casanova
United Nations
Jose Garcia Orellana
New York City
Casa Cuba Club
Antonio Sueiro
Orellana
Nehru Still Cautious After China Offer
New Delhi reports say Chinese troops have breached Indian defenses south of Bombila and drive toward Assam while other forces advance about 65 miles in the Luhit River Valley. Nehru rejects Beijing terms, defenses hold line, cease-fire plan may not ease border clash tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Bombila
Assam
Defense Ministry
Luhit River
Himalayan
Texpur
Monroe
Red China
Nehru
Peking
Radio Peking
China
Oil Investors Map Action In Michigan Receivership Plan
Green County shareholders in the Lone Wolf Oil Co venture will meet Friday night to discuss joining a receiver ship action to recover about 240000 invested. The plan aims to salvage wells and equipment, with possible returns from 60000 and further from disposal of wells after liens and settlements in Oceana County Michigan. Nine Ludington investors join weekend meetings as R J Lippert outlines steps to form a protective recovery group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Michigan
Joseph D. Viney
Group of 47
Lone Wolf Oil Co
Viney
Oceana County
Mich
Ludington
Roderick J. Lippert
State Department of Securities
Monroe
Rembrandt
Clifford J. Meyer Sr
Meyer Sr
Dubuque
Lippert
Governor-elect Reynolds tours Waupun prison in budget context
Gov elect John W. Reynolds, shaken by a tour of the 114 year old Waupun state prison, urged a new maximum security facility as he inspected the 1,390 inmate facility. His two day correctional tour opened hearings on the 1963 55 state budget calling for a 672.3 million two year appropriation, 162.4 million more than the current biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Waupun
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Kennedy plans mission to assess India's military needs
President Kennedy will dispatch a high powered mission led by W Averell Harriman to New Delhi to survey India's military needs amid the China border conflict and to consider a U S aid program. Washington awaits Nehru's assessment and there is no current plan to deploy U S troops.
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Washington
Kennedy
New Delhi
India
China
U.S
Nehru
Chinees
W. Averell Harriman
Milwaukee Adopts Record 1953 City Budget
The Milwaukee Common Council unanimously approved a record 1953 budget totaling 114 million 421 thousand 881 dollars. The plan raises the tax rate to 66.62 dollars per thousand assessed valuation, a 2.94 increase, and exceeds this year’s budget by about 11.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kennedy lifts Cuban blockade as ships resume patrols
President Kennedy announced the naval quarantine over Cuba would end and ordered dispersal of the Atlantic Fleet. He warned serious problems remain, pledged independent checks on missile and plane withdrawals, and said the U.S. would continue reconnaissance to prevent a new buildup. Khrushchev promised withdrawal of IL28 bombers, but verification and safeguards were urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Atlantic
Kenney
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Fidel Castro
U.N
Caribbean
Kindy Court Grants Johnny a Head Start
Huntsville authorities allowed Johnny Ray Smith to privately inform his wife of his burglary conviction in Madison County Circuit Court. He then left the hall where his wife awaited and did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Johnny Ray Smith
Smith
Madison County Circuit Court
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Santa
Donna Schuetz
Walter O. Schuetz
Billy Kernen
Clarence Kernen
St. Nick
Chamber of Commerce
Times
Yule
Weatherman
Merchants of
Monroe’s
JFK
Johnny
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