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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record reports fair and warmer conditions this afternoon with a fairer night and continued unseasonably warm Wednesday. Lows tonight 48 to 56, highs Wednesday 75 to 85, with southwest winds 12 to 25 mph this afternoon diminishing tonight and 15 to 30 mph Wednesday. Monroe Zone mirrors the forecast with similar temperatures and winds.
Today from 1 p.m. high 76 and low 59. A year ago today high 58 and low 48. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.15 and 1 p.m. 30.12. Warmest U.S. location Columbus Georgia at 91. Coldest Greenwich Maine at 20. Sunrise 6 20 and sunset 5 09.
Letters of administration issued to Arvin R Best Brooklyn in Lavina C Best estate who died August 26 Elvira Ross Brodhead named administratrix of Frances Brandt estate who died October 13 She and her son Lawrence and daughter Florence Kessler Fordville are heirs
Giles F Gobel of Brooklyn forfeits $10 for a stop sign violation in Monroe. Gary W Scherer of Monroe forfeits $10 for speeding in Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pluss of Albany announce a son born October 22. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis of 801 Highway 11 West announce a daughter born October 22. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kluck of Freeport announce a daughter born October 21.
List of patients and staff at St Clair Hospital including Willis Disch New Glarus and Gail Hopper Brodhead for tonsillectomy plus multiple medical and surgical patients across Milton Junction Beloit Janesville Orfordville and Browntown with dismissals of Fred Kuhl William E Johnson Harold Reuss and Mrs Russel VanGalder.
Birmingham city officials rejected an ultimatum from integration leaders demanding hiring of Negro police officers. Councilman George G. Seibels Jr. argued against special privilege hires and dismissed a two week deadline as irresponsible, saying decisions must follow civil service rules and serve the whole city without outside pressure.
The State Chamber of Commerce cites a State Reference Library report showing Wisconsin had 342 state and local employees per 10 000 residents in 1962, the highest among seven Great Lakes states. Illinois had 296 and Iowa 339, due to lawmakers and officials not saying no to expansion requests.
Richard Sullivan won first in sheep showmanship at the Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition on the Dane County fairgrounds. His sister Mary took fourth and David Allen seventh among nine top finalists. Other results span various classes with multiple Sullivan and Digman family placements as beef showings continue today and auctions follow tomorrow.
London authorities announced an inquest into the death of Diana Churchill eldest daughter of Sir Winston Churchill. The 54 year old ex wife of Duncan Sandys was found dead in her Belgravia home by a housekeeper. An empty pill bottle was reported at the scene.
Police investigated two parking lot accidents yesterday afternoon in the city. Milo F. Friedrichs of Monroe struck Jacob Reinmanns parked car on 11th Street at 2 18 p.m. Thomas R Rupnow of Monroe hit Blanche Walters parked car on 17th Street at 6 10 p.m.
Washington announced the approval of First National Bank of Menomonie Wisconsin to establish a branch within the city. Controller of Currency James J. Saxon made the confirmation.
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Harold Ackermann and family guests at the Rieder home in Monti cello. Public euchre every Wednesday at Legion hall at 8 p.m. adv. Carl Bauman and Au relia Bauman visit Mrs Barbara Marty in New Glarus. Quinton Wolf and Mrs Elizabeth Stuessy visit family in Madison area. Laura Ruegsegger and others return from Ozark tour Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas. William F Schmerse and Chester Schmerse with Rose Hamman visit Nathan Schmerse in Markesan.
Yugoslav President Tito urged a world code for peaceful coexistence in a U.N. General Assembly speech. He pressed for an end to the cold war and said coexistence among states with different systems is the fundamental political challenge facing humanity.
The British army began a North Sea airlift to swap units in Berlin. Elements of the 1st Welsh Regiment departed Gatow West Berlin for Cardiff while the 1st Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry flew from Lynham Wiltshire. The exchange aims to complete about 1,400 men and dependants by Friday.
Classified ads provide practical help for everyday problems with broad community reliance. Listings offer affordable services and items, from housing to employment, enabling readers to find quick solutions and connect with local sellers and neighbors.
The United States halts assistance to the South Vietnamese special force that led raids on Buddhist pagodas until they are reassigned to field duty. The move targets Ngo Dinh Nhu's circles, aligning with Kennedy policy to back only actions aiding the war effort. The 8,000 strong elite unit had about 4,000 on special duty since August, with roughly 2,000 remaining in Saigon guarding the palace.
In Tisbury England the One-Eleven short-range jet air liner crashed during a test flight near the town. Seven pilots and observers aboard died. Britain had ordered 31 of the planes for future passenger service and hoped the prototype would win the global short-range jet market.
Democratic senators Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire joined the majority as the Senate passed a 1.9 billion five year federal aid measure for higher education. The bill provides grant and loan funds for new classrooms at four year and junior colleges. The vote was 60 to 19.
Leftist student protesters in Buenos Aires booed and shouted anti American slogans during the opening of a scientific book exhibition sponsored by the U S embassy on Monday night.
Willis Disch, 46, of Route 1 New Glarus, admitted to St. Clare hospital at 4 p.m. yesterday after losing three fingers on his right hand in a circle saw accident on his farm. He was sawing wood from the tractor circle saw and is reported in satisfactory condition.
Mr and Mrs Richard Borcherts of Rockford welcome son Steven Richard born October 4 in Rockford He has three sisters Deborah Kay Melody Ann and Pamela Sue Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ward Merritt Browntown and Mr and Mrs George Borcherts Rockford
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meier of Route 1 Argyle announce the birth of daughter Mary Rae born October 12 at St. Clare hospital. She has brothers Gary Lee eight and Steven David five. Grandparents are Lester Everson of Argyle and Mrs. John Wyss of 1502 15th avenue.
William Miller of Browntown is being treated at a Madison hospital and his address is 301 Troy drive. On Saturday his mother Mrs Ed Miller and brother Alfred visited along with Rev Daniel Schowalter and Mr and Mrs Laurence Miller and Mrs Fred Roehl and Marie all from Browntown.
Mrs. Elverado Cox of 2423 10th Street reports her son Charles a freshman at Southern Methodist University in Dallas has been elected to the university’s Freshman Student Council.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brugger of Route 2 announce the birth of their son Todd Edwin Friday at St. Clare Hospital. He joins brothers Brian and David with grandparents Edwin Schlittler Monticello and John Brugger Route 2 and great grandparents Mrs. Fred Blumer Albany Alma Brugger and Mrs. Emil Tschabold Monroe noted in the notice.
A federal grand jury in New York begins a probe into steel price policies with subpoenas to eight major firms led by U S Steel Corp. Records due by November 20 cover five product classes from the past seven years. The inquiry follows a 6 per ton across the board price rise 18 months earlier provoking White House tension with steel leaders.
Monticello residents and nearby towns report a weekend of visits and calls. The notes list multiple pairs of hosts and guests from Madison Eau Claire New Glarus Sun Prairie Monroe Belleville and Janesville with weddings and church events noted in the area social diary.
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