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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press and Inland Press Association announce exclusive republication rights for AP news and local coverage printed in the newspaper, reaffirming AP’s entitlement to use dispatches and local news.
The piece argues the White House report offers little concrete detail and casts doubt on a rosy forecast. It suggests two years remain until U S troops can leave and predicts continued Viet Nam conflict, citing possible gaps between public data and NSC briefings.
Warren Knowles has decided to run for governor, leaving Lt. Gov. Jack Olson to seek re election or pursue other posts. Assembly Speaker Robert Haase backs Olson’s exit and aims for lieutenant governor in 1964, while Wilbur Renk remains undeclared amid party pressure and past setback. Governor Reynolds offers cautious signals as speculation grows.
The New York Yankees secure an unprecedented fifth consecutive World Series title by scoring the winning run in the bottom of the ninth to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 3 in game six.
Hank Kramer of Route 2 returns from five weeks in Denmark Norway Sweden Holland France and Switzerland. He plans a moon trip next, noting little left to see on earth and recalling a ship voyage with a missed 722 mile bet. He mentions many relatives in Switzerland, widespread travel, and a fall by falling bones while racing to catch a flight in New York.
Barbara Sidney Stein, granddaughter of Alfred Lindhardt, graduates from Ohio State University College of Agriculture under a combined program earning two four year degrees in seven years. She is the first woman to graduate under this program and is now a sophomore in Veterinary Medicine. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Stein of Lincolnwood Illinois.
Indecision marks his stance on a possible second term as observers note hints of drafting and courting by the Kennedy circle. Analysts say the 1964 campaigns seem officially underway, though leaders in Wisconsin and Washington remain cautious and discreet.
Classified ad notes room for rent in The Monroe Evening, offering available space and contact details for potential tenants.
Mrs Helen Freeman 77 died yesterday at her son Clarence Andersons home after a long illness. Services set for 2 pm at Grace Methodist Church with Rev Reed Gilbert officiating. Prayer service tonight at Becker funeral home. She was born in Primrose Township Dane County and survived by five sisters and four brothers.
Gov. Reynolds' counsel withdrew a State Supreme Court petition to compel the State Investment Board to accept Patrick J. Lucey as a member after the board seated Lucey. The case was deemed moot, with Reynolds aiming to test gubernatorial appointment powers and Senate confirmation rules.
Kent Christen infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer H. Christen Route 2 Belleville died Tuesday in a Madison hospital.
Ambrose Lightship WAL 613 marks the end of an era as four‑legged steel towers replace the century‑old floating lighthouses guiding ships into New York harbor. The piece recalls historic lightships, their crews, notable wrecks, and the brave Coast Guard heritage.
Orangeville resident Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts Sunday supper with guests including Mr and Mrs Marshal Frautschy and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Guffey and family from Freeport. Other visits include Waterloo Cattle Congress attendees and trips to DeKalb and Elgin. Cafeteria workers from Orangeville attend a workshop in Elgin.
Madison David Ada many, newly named to the State Public Service Commission by Governor Reynolds, accepts a University of Wisconsin political science course offer without pay.
The Monroe Evening Times invites all boys and girls up to 12 years old to join the Evening Times Club. Fill in name and date of birth, attach to the coupon, and mail to Monroe Evening Times.
New members include Denis Charles Behring of Juda with entry dated June 29, 1963 Connie Diane Hudson of 1816 12th Street with entry December 28, 1962 Karen Ann Bauman of Route 1 Juda with entry October 17, 1962 Cheryl Ann Graber of 2302 13th Avenue with entry January 5, 1961 Ricky Lee Graber of 2303 13th Avenue with entry April 23, 1963 Each entry notes a member name and residential address along with a joining date.
The Men's Brotherhood of the Swiss United Church of Christ will host a stag night supper and social hour at the New Glarus Hotel on Wednesday. Supper at 7 p.m. Reservations due by Monday. Fred Meyer chairs, with Palmer Duerst and Marshall Ingwell assisting.
The annual meeting of the Wilhelm Tell Community Guild will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Village hall.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court granted the Legislature permission to intervene in Gov. Reynolds reapportionment suit. The move allows a ruling on constitutionality of a resolution realigning state Senate and Assembly districts, a first for the body in a reapportionment by resolution. Reynolds argues the GOP missed duty to realign. Republicans pushed a vetoed plan via a resolution not needing the governor’s signature.
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports steady to slightly higher cheddar prices in Wisconsin with demand strong across sections. American cheese production for the week ending Sept 26 reached 20 million pounds, up 1 percent from the prior week and 6 percent year over year. Swiss prices remained unchanged with solid demand and well cleared trading stocks.
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