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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
2
Eisenhower backs 1954 desegregation ruling in AP interview
Former President Eisenhower for the first time since leaving office endorses the May 1954 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation as morally and legally correct. He notes the decision reflected constitutional aims and discusses enforcement, troops, and federal authority in the Little Rock and Birmingham contexts. He also weighs congressional action on the budget, foreign aid, and a long-term authorization plan, and comments on Cuba and Latin American unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
South
Jack Bell
Marvin Arrowsmith
Associated Press
White House
Congress
Little Rock
Kennedy
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ward's Christmas Catalog Promises Wide Gift Selection
Monroe Wisconsin Ward's unveils its 1963 Christmas gift catalog the earliest distribution yet to six million families nationwide. The 424 page House of Christmas features dolls Tammy the teenager Ken and Barbie, new toy sets a live lizard terrarium and a broad home fashion assortment including furs coats and knit wear. Catalog says November December shopping will set new delivery records and shoppers can use phone or mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wisconsin
Montgomery Ward
United States
Dick Harbick
Wards
Tammy
Littlechaps
Dr. Littlechap
Lisa
Judy
Little Libby
Midge
Ken
Barbie
Slain boy Bobby Greenlease remembered in Kansas City services
Funeral services for 6 year old Bobby Greenlease were held in Kansas City on October 10, 1953, the same hour as his kidnapers were arraigned in St. Louis on federal extortion charges. The report notes related local and regional events from the era.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
St. Louis
Ernest Busjahn
Victor Schiller Construction Co
J.B. Scherer
Idle Hour Farm
Elizabeth McPhillips
Monroe
New York
Sparta Attorney Zel Rice Named to Wisconsin Employment Board
Atty. Zel Rice of Sparta was appointed by Gov. Reynolds to the Wisconsin Employment Relations board succeeding John E. Fitzgibbon of Milwaukee. Rice, 40, will serve a four year term with a $15,000 annual salary and maintains a Spar ta law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Zel Rice
Sparta
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Reynolds
John E. Fitzgibbon
Milwaukee
Rice
Crash Victim Iven Halverson Services Set Friday
Albany special report notes funeral services for Iven D Halverson 31 of Avoca to be held at 10 30 a m Friday at Luloff funeral home Dodgeville. Halverson a truck driver died Tuesday in a one car crash near Muscoda. Surviving include wife Rita Olson two daughters Patsy and Shirley a son Dennis three stepchildren Emily Richard Junior Offendahl his mother Mrs Emma Halverson and siblings including Mrs Grant Gullickson Mrs Mervin Edwards Mrs Francis Lynch DuWayne and Merlin Halverson.
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Albany
Iven D. Halverson
Avoca
Peter Inabnit
Luloff
Dodgeville
Halverson
Muscoda
Rita Olson
Patsy
Shirley
Dennis
Emily
Richard
Junior Offendahl
Emma Halverson
Grant Gullickson
Mervin Edwards
Francis Lynch
DuWayne
Cassville
Merlin
Mrs. John Kearney Dies at 74 in Warren Ill
Mrs. John Kearney 74 of Warren Ill died Tuesday night in Morgan nursing home Stockton. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday Nadig funeral home Elizabeth with burial in Evergreen cemetery Hanover. Calling hours after 3 p.m. tomorrow. Survived by husband, sister Mrs Fred Krippendorf Warren and brothers Robert and Russell McLamarrah both of Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ill
John Kearney
Morgan Nursing Home
Stockton
Nadig
Elizabeth
Evergreen’ Cemetery
Hanover
Fred Krippendorf
Robert
Russell McLamarrah
Mrs Edward Butts Evansville Merchantile Association Keeper Dies
Mrs Edward Butts 66 longtime book keeper for the Evansville Mercantile Association died yesterday in Mercy hospital Janesville. Services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in First Congregational.
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Evansville
Edward Butts
Evansville Merchantile Association
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Laura Hile Butts obituary notes Madison native
Mrs. Laura Hile Butts a Madison native who moved to Evansville in her teens died. She was a member of the Eastern Star. She is survived by brother Leslie Hile Madison and two sisters Mrs Irvin Schall Fr Atkinson and Mrs Dorothy Ewert Northville South Dakota. Funeral arrangements through Allen funeral home.
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al Church
Allen Funeral Home
Butts
Laura H. Hile
Madison
Evansville
The
Eastern Star
Leslie Hile
Irvin Schall
Atkinson
Dorothy Ewert
Northville
S.D
Rites at Darlington For Mrs Leo ONeil
Services for Mrs. Leo O Neil 84 Cuba City will be at Holy Rosary Church Darlington tomorrow at 9 a.m. Rosary tonight withSteil funeral home arrangements Surviving husband four daughters three sons a brother two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren listed with their hometowns.
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Leo O'Neil
Cuba City
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Darlington
Steil Funeral Home
O’neil
Mary Meyer
Francis Monahan
Benton
Richard Meahn
Janesville
Harry Shain
Shullsburg
Rita Bischoff
Mrs Will Johnsen 89 Platteville dies. services planned
Mrs Will Johnsen age 89 of Platteville died yesterday at Platteville Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Peace Lutheran Church with viewing at Thomas Funeral Home. Survived by three daughters Mrs Clement Miller Platteville Mrs Herbert Mester Belmont and Mrs Edward Nickson Lancaster three sons David Emery and Ervin all of Platteville a sister Mrs Harry Steinhoff Platteville two brothers John and Henry Weigel both of Platteville six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Platteville
Will Johnsen
Platteville Hospital
Peace Lutheran Church
Thomas Funeral Home
Clement Miller
Herbert Mester
Belmont
Edward Nickson
Lancaster
David
Emery
Ervin
Harry Steinhoff
John
Henry Weigel
J L Doubler 84 Warren Dies in Freeport Hospital
James Louis Doubler 84 retired shoe store operator died yesterday at Freeport Memorial hospital in Warren Services set for 3 p m tomorrow at Bartell funeral home burial in Elmwood cemetery He was a former village board and fire department member and belonged to Warren Masonic lodge Freeport Consistory Odd Fellows Eastern Star and Rebekahs He is survived by sister Cora Cropper of Nora and brother Elmer of Warren.
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Warren
James Louis Doubler
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Bartell Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
Doubler
Warren Masonic Lodge
Freeport Consistory
Odd Fellows
Eastern Star
Rebekahs
Cora Cropper
Nora
Elmer
Soviet Union signs deals with Canada and Australia
The Soviet Union has already closed deals with Canada and Australia as part of its broader trade and political strategy. The passage notes continued deep cuts into harvests and suggests ongoing negotiations or arrangements shaping economic actions.
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Soviet Union
Canada
Australia
Kennedy outlines Soviet wheat sales under U.S. subsidies
Kennedy describes a plan where private American merchants sell Soviet wheat at world prices with U.S. export subsidies covering the gap to match higher U.S. prices. Ships would be U.S. and foreign, with CCC buying U.S. surplus wheat to dealers, aiming to reduce storage costs and improve the balance of payments. December wheat closed at 2.11. The plan emphasizes subsidies to U.S. farmers and shippers.
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Kennedy
U.S
Chicago
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
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