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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
6
The Wisconsin forecast notes partly cloudy conditions north and south with warmer temperatures in the east and south. Highs reach the 60s to low 70s, cooler tonight, with lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Sunday expected to be fair and cooler with sunrises at 6:00 and sunsets at 5:38.
Death notices report Mrs Amelia Millie Williams 88 of Dodgeville aged 88. W Glenn S Nelson 58 of Argyle Bert Weidenfeller 72 of Blanchardville are listed in the daily record deaths.
Inez Wyttenbach transfers 27 acres to Harold Berry in Adams Township. Cecil L. Krupp sells parcel Outlet 119 in the village of Brooklyn to Earle R. Parmentier. Brodhead Progress Corp sells Bik 184 in Brodhead to Stanley W. Knight. Robert Wild sells 164 acres in Adams and York Townships to Sam P. Klassy. Norman Nelson sells 115 acres in Cadiz and Jordan Townships to Raymond R. Kubly Jr. Margaret Stark conveys undivided half of 80 acres in Clarno Township to Ralph Stark. LaVern G. Oates receives Parcel Outlet 8 Bik 6 in Monroe. Wendell Simmons acquires Its 2 3 6 7 in Swiss Lane Subdivision Monroe. Nichlaus Buergisser sells land in Clarno Township to Robert Stauffer.
Mr and Mrs Philip Steiner of Argyle welcome a daughter on October 3. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wells of Janesville also welcome a daughter on October 3.
St Clare Hospital Medical notes John Priewe Beloit Donald Latta Rock Falls Suzan Knobel New Glarus Eben Robertson Route 2 Mrs Lena Olson South Wayne Mrs Dorothy Jones Route 3 and Mrs G Fred Goodsirt Brodhead Surgical David Gille 1415 17th avenue and Harold J Miller South Wayne Dismissals include Gerald Gray Gordon Page Gerald Gehin Thomas Broge William Thurston Ernie Riese Peter Wickey Darrell Judd Victor Dammen Aaron Walters Dennis Burchell Willis Sarow Kermit Kammerer Robert Winne Mrs Edward Erickson and son Mrs Orville Kuhns Mrs Robert Bingham Marsha Gustafson Mrs Armin Zingere Mrs Velma Harper Mrs John Patterson and daughter Mrs James Draper and daughter and Infant Girl Johnson
Carl Kolata the Republican candidate for Congress extends a call for a public debate with opponent Robert Kastenmeier. He spoke before a dinner honoring Wilbur Renk, saying the foe will not answer his questions because he fears the district’s views are not represented by him.
Iowa sailor James J. Kress and Dubuque Telegraph-Herald reporter Neil Shively prompted the Defense Department to identify the destroyers Edwards and Morton in last month Gulf of Tonkin action. The letter described radar contacts and engagements near Communist North Vietnam on Sept. 18 into Sept. 19, with statements from Edwards crewmen about PT boats and a large investigation following the encounter.
United Nations announces Haiti paid 43,848 in back dues to regular budget, joining Argentina which sent 214,372 for the budget and Congo peace-keeping operation. Bolivia Paraguay Yemen and seven communist nations remain two years behind and risk losing voting rights.
Two year old Joseph M. Vareka died after choking on a roofing nail he apparently swallowed while watching television at home. His mother tried to dislodge it, then mouth to mouth resuscitation failed and he died on arrival at the hospital.
Secretary of Agriculture Freeman will address a Farm Progress Days audience Tuesday in Beaver Dam. Democratic state chairman Louis Hanson announced the event today. The item notes the first known photograph of a living person, made in 1839, by Daguerre.
A candidate calls for a public, on stage discussion with their opponent to let voters hear both sides and decide who stands by their beliefs. The speaker says they will accept the voters’ decision after the platform exchange.
Family style chicken supper at Martinton Community Church on October 15 starting 4 p.m. Philip Benkert, a sophomore at Superior State University, visits from his parents. Mrs. Richard Wagner attends the Wisconsin Association of Nursing Homes annual meeting in Stevens Point. Monday night dinner speaker is Dr. Karl York. Woman's Relief Corps meets October 6 at 8 p.m. Five tourist busloads visit Idle Hour Mansion. four are National Geographic Society members from Chicago and one from Ampco Metal in Milwaukee. tour Swiss Cheese Shop and factory.
Wind Lake youth Marvin A. Raasch, 19, is charged with homicide by reckless conduct after a fatal shooting of 6-year-old Paul Zigan in his foster home. He was arraigned and released on bond. he later admitted pointing the .38 revolver toward the child but said no intent to harm.
William P. Bundy US assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs renewed a US offer to help Japan and South Korea resolve their differences. The statement emphasized Washington willingness to mediate and assist in regional stability.
The Lipizzaner stallion is said to descend from a fusion in Spain of three blood lines Andalusian Arab and Vilanos of the Pyrenees, shaping the breed’s lineage.
Mrs Oscar Hanselman 79 died Wednesday at 1517 15th Avenue. Services at 1 30 p m today at Stuessy funeral home. Rev Wesley Burns of the Church of the Nazarene officiated with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Clarence Seaton was organist. Pallbearers were Paul Baltzer Wilbur Deininger Franz Niederburger James Potter Marion Mueller and Robert Mueller.
Police held 30 Irish nationalists after the third night of pre election rioting in Belfast. Scores were injured as clashes erupted across the city during polling tensions.
U S auto dealers report strong first week demand for 1965 models with records predicted to top 7.8 million units for the year. GM strike dampens gloom but GM showroom inventories remain ample. Rambler from AMC claims best year yet as sales surge nationwide.
In Morgan City Louisiana a hurricane refugee Caroline Williams delivered a six pound eight ounce girl at a Red Cross shelter on Friday night. The name chosen is Hilda for the infant.
A solid propellant rocket motor delivering more than one million pounds of thrust was test-fired by the Air Force at Redlands California. The 75 foot tall 156 inch diameter rocket was launched in a two minute static test at Lockheed Propulsion Company's nearby Potrero test center. Col Harold Robbins director of the program said the test proved reliability power and flexibility and reinforced the motor's potential for space operations.
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