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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
2
The Dae Press Inlandia Audit Bureau and The Associated Press declare exclusive rights to republish all local news printed in this newspaper and AP news content. Authors and sources are acknowledged as per policy.
An editorial excerpt highlights Hal Boyle’s skill at writing about children, especially his own. The piece praises his ability to connect through a father’s perspective and shares the editor’s personal note about an 11 year old daughter, hoping readers feel the same warmth.
HAL BOYLE writes about his 11 year old daughter Tracy Ann as she strains toward adolescence. he notes her changing tastes, shifting shoe size, and moodiness while trying to guide her through self pity and growing independence. he contrasts childhood with adolescence and remembers letting go as she donates toys to charity.
The Tri-State Truckers Association led by president Charles A. Rex road Jr. invites all for hire truckers in Wisconsin to a 7:30 p.m. Saturday meeting at Walter Rolls Cheese Co. near the Routes 23 and 11 junction between Shullsburg and Gratiot. Emil Treuthardt and Roger Dunwiddie will preside to outline the group and its Illinois success with over 2,000 members.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard rejects Willy Brandt proposal for fort nightly TV debates. In the general election 11 months away Brandt leads the opposition Social Democratic party against Erhard.
A condensed roundup notes the Sheppard trial set for October 22, 1954 in Cleveland with a slow start expected. It highlights the largest Cub Scout mass initiation in U.S. Grant Council history, Monroe Jaycees sponsoring youth achievement programs, and local 4-H and Monticello-New Glarus winners. It also recalls past obituaries, birthdays, and notable deaths including Zane Grey and local figures.
Playwright Lorraine Hansberry aged 34 is reported in a critical condition at University Hospital New York. A spokesman offered no details on the illness. Premier W Ross Thatcher of Saskatchewan says Quebec secession could push joining the United States.
Theorist Edward Teller said in a Wednesday talk that China could take about 25 years to field a long range atomic warhead delivery system. He also highlighted the Soviet Union orbiting three men in a spacecraft as a more significant development.
Monticello Times reports Mrs. Leon Gempeler drove Den 1 of the Monticello Cub Scout Pack to Madison for Channel 3 Circus Time honoring Rickey Gempeler on his 8th birthday. Attending were Bob Drashal David Getman Steven Seeholzer David Riese Billy Gempeler and Rickey Gempeler.
In Los Angeles a federal judge ordered Elizabeth Taylor to be made a party in the MCL Films versus 20th Century Fox case over Cleopatra receipts. MCL, a Swiss firm 85 percent owned by Taylor and Eddie Fisher, seeks an accounting and potential testimony if the case goes to trial. In San Francisco Henry Cabot Lodge received the Splendid American award from the Thomas A. Dooley Foundation. He warned about Asia's influence on South Viet Nam's position. In London Christine Keeler challenged the Daily Sketch over publishing her telephone number, prompting the British Press Council to condemn the action and note the harassment Keeler faced afterward.
In Covina California physicist Edward Teller warns that an atomic device could be detonated by Communist forces, underscoring Cold War tensions and the need for vigilance.
Gov. Reynolds directs four state agencies to study a proposed 6.3 million watt steam plant at Oak Heights Minnesota using St. Croix River water for cooling. The review covers wildlife, boating, air pollution and coal use, with a 90 day report due and Minnesota involvement encouraged.
George Sherrill 86 died after a long illness in Lafayette Manor Darlington. He was born in Jo Daviess County Illinois and farmed there until retirement. Survived by daughters Mrs. Sarah Burke and Mrs. Herbert Swanson both of Shullsburg. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow Thompson funeral home. Burial Evergreen cemetery. Odd Fellows conduct services at 8 tonight.
Readers push Goldwater for Social Security reform, claiming real purchasing power restoration and voting for raises. Letters also discuss poll worker pay, government doctors, private enterprise, taxes, and accusations of communism amid campaign debates.
The remark questions a political tale about a boy used in a campaign. It asks for the boy's name and whether it is a secret, while noting a request to not reveal the user’s own name.
Seven year old collie shepherd dog Butch trained and owned by Marion Swann of rural Albany will appear on the Outdoors Calling program on Channel 15 Madison at 3 p m Saturday. Butch has trained since age six and performs tasks such as playing piano opening gates turning off the pump fetching mail and bringing groceries.
A report from the Attica store notes a dog that performs 32 tasks both work and play. The animal serves as a hunting dog and showcases multitaskiing skills.
The September labor force in Madison Wisconsin declined by 13 000 to 1 636 900, the Industrial Commission reported.
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