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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
2
Subscription rates listed by 2 in Monroe year and outside Wie county at 65 per year. Advance payment required to comply with postal service rules. Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Phone number 325-5101 provided for inquiries.
The editorial cites Barry Goldwater's Eugene Oregon speech arguing the 1964 campaign centers on freedom and reduced government. he claims the New Frontier harms liberty and promotes coercion, urging Americans to reclaim power and choice. The writer notes a growing liberal groundswell supporting Goldwater's conservative program.
Andrew R Tschudy stood as an exception to generational decline in achievement by leading in farming and public service. He served on the County Board and chaired the Jefferson town board twice, helped preserve Green County’s foreign cheese industry, and contributed to rural education on the Ball school board.
Ten years ago a 455 acre lake habitat for waterfowl and game birds near Argyle was slated to be completed by the Yellowstone Project next summer. Also noted are national and local items from Oct 29 1953 including church debates on Red China at the UN and an Army indictment of Korean atrocities, plus a winter preview for Monroe.
The 19 month drought has reduced Great Lakes dairy farm output, lowered Plainfield Lake from 12 1/2 feet to four feet, and dropped river flows. State climatologists warn rains have been scarce, soil moisture waning, and winter kill risks rising.
Washington report says a journalist testified he spent over a week obtaining unclassified figures from the Agriculture Department on fed eral payments to a shipping firm controlled by Aristotle S. Onassis. The witness linked hospitality from Onassis to the effort and noted officials may have acted independently. The Senate hearing examined access to government records.
The Monroe County Telephone Co. of Sparta was authorized by the Public Service Commission to convert its Cashton exchange to dial service. The $193,000 project includes extending service to Sparta Ontario and Westby.
John Werner of Milwaukee, longtime Wisconsin Democratic official, is named special assistant on labor relations to Postmaster General John A. Gronouski. The 41 year old begins next Monday at a $14,565 yearly rate on a temporary basis, pending a permanent assignment. Werner has served as assistant director of District Council 48 AFSCME and was nominated by Governor Reynolds to the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board before its withdrawal.
In Houston Texas on Monday Billy Graham compared Richard Nixon to Winston Churchill praising Nixon's statesmanship and leadership. The evangelist drew parallels between the former vice president and the famed British prime minister at a Houston news conference.
The Walter Gempeler farm in Magnolia Township Rock County east of Albany sold to Gib Perry of Milton. A new lactation average for Harry Broughton Estate Albany Holstein herd reported by Holstein FRIESIAN Association of America Brattleboro VT: 20 production records, 14 367 pounds milk and 542 pounds butterfat. Prefix Kelp Dale in Ben Zimmerli Decatur Township registrations explains K for Kathy Karen E for Enid L for Lorraine the four daughters and B for Ben and Bess color added.
Crews began tearing down Pennsylvania Station to clear space for a futuristic sports palace and a 33 story Madison Square Garden Sports Center. Electric jackhammers started work Monday on the landmark, with 550 daily trains continuing to move 200000 passengers during the three year construction effort.
Pope John XXIII was invoked during the Vatican Council as Cardinal Suenens recalled his calm pledge against doom and fear. Pope Paul VI attended Mass in St Peter's Basilica as debates on papal authority and bishops sharing power continued amid concern over pace and possible deadlock. The article closes with a reference to Seneca and a Northern Lights sight over Ostia.
Teen contestants in the third annual Miss Teenage America Pageant suit up for a touch football game pitting East against West as part of a week of fittings rehearsals and poise sessions. Six finalists will be named Thursday, with the crowning Friday night at 9 p.m. CST televised nationally.
ART OGLETHORPE Ga Mrs Hoyle Turner 36 died when her car rolled down the driveway pinning her to a tree after crossing the street. Her 16 month old son inside was unhurt.
Mrs. Ruth Holsinger 78 died Sunday in a Janesville nursing home. Services were at the Silverthorn-Newcomer funeral home Footville with Rev Cy Welch officiating. Burial in Plainview cemetery Mount Morris. Born Knapp February 28 1885 she lived around Mount Morris Ill with Manuel Holsinger. since 1940 with Clarence Masters family Brodhead. Survived by nieces and nephews. member of Church of Christ Footville.
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