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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
2
The notice from the Inland Press Association AP and Audit Bureau outlines exclusive republication rights for local news. It lists subscriptions at $13 per year paid in advance and provides office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with telephone number 325-5101.
Editorial lauds swift organized response to a tornado at Green County edge and Lafayette area. Enforcement officers Civil Defense firemen and neighbors acted with zeal, Red Cross and relief agencies followed to assess needs and provide aid, with near perfect disaster response overall.
The piece portrays Governor George Wallace’s clash with federal desegregation orders, noting his use of state troopers to close Tuskagee public schools and a postponement intended to bait federal action. It argues his actions damage his image and alienate moderates while highlighting his primaries strategy in 1964.
Elmoka Farm of Barron owned by Herb Spaeni earns the Progressive Breeder Award from the Holstein Friesian Association for 21 consecutive years meeting the PBR standards. The herd posted a 14 776 pound lactation average and 588 pounds butterfat from 21 records with high breed type scores and 104.1 percent breed age. A certificate was given and a bronze plate to follow at a future Holstein breeders meeting.
Police investigated a mishap at 7 57 p m in the 1600 block of 11th street. Charles L Moen of Monroe reported his car was struck in the rear by a motorcycle that fled the scene. Minor damage occurred to the vehicle.
Ten years ago on Sept 2 1953 heat records near Beloit Rockford with 101 degrees while Airman Gerald W Rhyner 22 Albany died en route to Mather AFB California. An Army board investigated a Ft Bragg training accident drowning 20 privates. Crowd welcomed home Cpl Henry L Brecklin from a North Korea prison camp.
At Air Force Base California a bathtub shaped landing craft named M2 completed its first public flight. Milton O. Thompson guided the 20 by 30 foot craft after being towed to 13,000 feet by a B-47, then glided it in with twin fins at the stern. The craft features a rounded underside for lift and a nose window for downward vision.
Seiches or freak high waves are characteristic of the Great Lakes Lake Geneva Loch Earn in Scotland and Lake Vattern in Sweden highlighting regional lake level oscillations and historical observations.
Goddard Space Flight Center reports a faint comet near the sun detected by Belgian physicist Dr. Francois V. Dossin of Liege during the July total eclipse. Ground observation near the sun was previously impossible due to solar glare. Observations during the eclipse allowed a search within a few degrees of the sun.
Detectives pose as park attendants ambush as three men seize Bronx Zoo payroll near entrance. One bandit opens fire on unmarked officer. officer and partner kill one attacker and wound another. The third bandit is captured.
Baton Rouge desegregation of four white high schools occurred peacefully with 28 Negroes entering under federal court order. Police kept reporters away. two minor incidents were reported as 12th graders arrived by taxi. Plan calls for one grade desegregated each year.
Navy authorities halted the hunt for a U S Navy radar tracking aircraft missing since Monday off the coast of Japan with four men aboard. The crew included Lt Cmdr Jerry Jones and Lt Harold E Taylor both of Imperial Beach California Ensign Roderick Mellnis of Eau Claire Wisconsin and Aviation Electronics Technician Third Class Harry Glen Morgan of Dubuque Iowa.
Grace Sloan Overton 76 a teacher lecturer and author in family relations died of a heart attack Tuesday in Adams New York. George Emlen Roosevelt 75 investment banker and kinsman of two presidents died Tuesday in Oyster Bay New York. He was senior partner at Roosevelt and Son chairman of NYU and longtime Roosevelt Hospital official.
Joseph Breza cek 74 longtime editor of the Czech national farming magazine Hos podar from 1917 to 1937 died Tuesday. He immigrated from Moravia to the United States in 1907.
At the Monticello Village Board meeting, Russell Schultz of Monroe was awarded a dirt removal contract for curb and gutter work. The board invited bids for sidewalk work on West Street and discussed the Lake Development Project including protecting the south shore from winter freezing and completing leveling. The Monticello Commercial Club will turn over excess funds to the village treasurer to aid park and recreation development.
The University of Wisconsin will offer a three week winter dairy course in cheesemaking from December 1 to 21 in Madison. The State Department of Agriculture will administer an exam for a Wisconsin cheesemaker license after the course.
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