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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as news dispatches.
Editorial notes growing public belief that Barry Goldwater may secure the Republican nomination for president in 1964. It discusses polls, Goldwater’s nationwide tour and talks, and the possibility he runs or retreats to seek re election to the Senate. The piece argues his conservative stance would push the party to a clear ideological choice in the race against John F. Kennedy.
Negro leaders in Birmingham challenge authorities over the lenient $300 bail for three white suspects tied to bombing incidents that killed four Black girls, contrasted with a $2,500 bail for a Black man charged with parading without a permit. They urge equal justice and accuse officials of discrimination.
The Brooklyn Dodgers crushed the New York Yankees 7 to 3 on October 3 1953 to level the World Series. Duke Snider hit a homer and two doubles highlighting this lopsided victory.
On October 3 1963 events unfold from Washington proclamations to Lincoln Thanksgiving decree and a 63 day Warsaw rebellion ending with Polish surrender. Notable items include the Evening Star disaster 250 lives lost and Schirra’s six orbit space flight milestone.
Mr. and Mrs. Flannery observed a golden wedding at Argyle with many relatives in attendance. In Chicago a group attended the dedication of the North ern Baptist Theological Seminary building. Several locals traveled between Stevens Point Manitowoc and Brodhead visiting relatives and aiding moves.
American Cardinal Joseph Elmer Ritter of St. Louis urged the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council to reform preaching. He argued that preaching in Catholicism has been sidelined since the Council of Trent during the Protestant Reformation era, about 400 years ago.
Glenn Sperry a Darlington area farmer and longtime resident died yesterday in Darlington hospital after a long illness. Born June 15 1908 in Eldon Missouri he leaves his wife Marie Malott four sons Harvey Roger Gaylord and Robert two daughters eight grandchildren and two brothers. Services set for 2 p m Saturday at the Baptist church with Rev Harley Curtis. Burial in Union Grove cemetery. Friends may call at Sharer funeral home Friday afternoon and evening and at the church Saturday afternoon.
President Kennedy orders a cabinet task force led by Wirtz McNamara and Celebrezze to study why many young men fail the draft. He cites a figure of one in three rejected by draft boards and links fitness for service to future employability.
Federal Reserve Board member J L Robertson told a House subcommittee that many large banks engage in window dressing to inflate apparent size. He said the practice is legal but morally unworthy and could hurt banking prestige. He urged moral suasion to deter banks.
Monticello Mrs H A Becker visited Dr Edward Marty family in Madison Sunday. Fred Durtschi and Sharon returned home after an overnight with their daughter Nancy Durtschi of Milwaukee. Margaret Kammerer of Waukegan and Rodney Kammerer of Madison spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kermit Kammerer. Harvey Walter and Timmy and Tammy of Hanover were Sunday guests at the Kammerer residence.
Messrs and Mmes John Wuetrich and Ivan Arnsmeier Dr and Mrs Elmer Ronspier and Mrs Minnie Nenneman and Ralph have returned from a fishing trip to Chetek. Others spent Sunday with relatives in Freeport Wisconsin Dells Baraboo Madison and Rock Grove.
Robert Mohns spent the weekend at the Mohns cottage in Winchester Vilas County. Mrs Herman Pinnow attended an antique show in Whitewater. David Bender called on Mr and Mrs George Williamson in Freeport. Visiting the House on the Rock at Dodgeville Sunday were Mr and Mrs Alfred Zweifel.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Davis and family visit with relatives. Mrs Walter Ludwig and Miss Wilma Welling attend missionary meetings in Milwaukee. Mr Beardsley discharged after a month with heart attack recovery at Freeport Memorial. Guests at various homes include the Nobel and Hugglehoffer families, Dan Brobst and Wells, Bear, and the Wunschel family. Mrs Aiken and Barbara tour historic Galena homes. A Beloit dinner honors Mrs Selmer Paulson. Mrs Meinert attends WCTU convention in Baraboo.
Kenneth R. Hardyman of Blanchardville drove into a hog owned by Eugene Sandlin in Mt Pleasant Township yesterday afternoon. The animal had to be destroyed and some car damage occurred.
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