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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1963

Page

9

Mrs Hortons Return Visit Sparks Area Family Ties

Mrs Ezra Horton Sr formerly Mazie Reynolds of Martintown revisits after 41 years, touring area relatives from Monroe to Juda and Winslow. The group, including Harold Kennison and Elizabeth Pickett, toured Jefferson Center cheese factory and shared meals with Monetta Foulker before traveling home with local cheese and limestone samples.

Ezra Horton Sr Mazie Reynolds Martintown Cher N.Y Nathan Aldrich Kimberly Kay Michael Wayne Port Deposit Hazel Olson McConnell, Ill Horton Harvey Reynolds Albert Reynolds Monroe Harold Kennison Mabel Reynolds Edward Kennison Ernest Riesen Jefferson Center Monetta Foulker Herman Bauman Juda Clarence Miller Connie Orangeville Royce Foulker Rolland Thorps Elizabeth Pickett Eli Armstrong Winslow Charles Reynolds Cletus Rummel Warren Til Hortons Ovid Michigan Ezra Jr Rantoul Ill

77 Dead as Kashmir Valley Earthquake Ties Up Relief

The Kashmir Valley earthquake killed 77 people with about 2,000 homes damaged or destroyed in a 50 square mile area. Civilian and army teams worked through debris while state medical units treated 367 survivors. No foreign tourists were reported involved.

Srinagar Kashmir Kashmir Valley

Africa Farm Market Washington

Africa becomes a growing market for U.S. farm products with exports totaling 380 million dollars in the last fiscal year. Wheat flour grain and vegetable oils are the principal shipments, up from much smaller sales six years ago.

Africa Washington U.S

Folcroft Residents Plan Passive Resistance After Mob Violence

A Folcroft group announces they will pursue demonstrations and boycotts against businesses serving the Baker family who moved into the Delmar development under state police guard. About 1,000 people at the Folcroft Swim Club denounced mob violence that greeted Horace and Sarah Baker as they repaired their damaged row house.

Folcroft, Pa Folcroft Falcroft Horace Sarah Baker Delmar Development Baker Philadelphia Labor Day

New Pope’s Encyclical May Chart His Regime

Vatican observers say Pope Paul VI plans an encyclical likely to shape his rule. The document reportedly examines the link between Christian truths and modern scientific intellectual culture. It is addressed to all Roman Catholic bishops and may set the tone for his tenure.

Vatican City Vatican Paul VI John XXIII

Vatican Considers Encyclical On Modern Culture

Observers note the Vatican may issue an encyclical focusing on laypeople’s role in making Christianity vivid. Some see Paul’s era as a model of dedication for a pope addressing contemporary society.

Vatican Paul

Classified Fent Room Through Monroe Ad Page

A brief classified notice in The Monroe Evening Times highlights room availability. It notes location details and contact for prospective renters seeking a straightforward rental option.

Monroe Evening Times

Taylor Says JCS Expects Cheating On Limited Test

Gen Maxwell D Taylor testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Joint Chiefs of Staff expected Russia to attempt clandestine testing in atmospheric small weapon tests. He said any potential gains would be limited and not shift the strategic balance significantly.

Washington Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Foreign Relations Taylor Joint Chiefs Curtis E. LeMay Air Force

Bomb scare prompts evacuation at Rivers high school

A bomb scare at Rivers High School led Charleston officials to evacuate the building. Firemen and police searched the school but found no device. Principal Frank M. Hart raised the alarm after the incident, which occurred during an integrated Charleston public schools day.

Charleston High School Charleston S.C Rivers High School

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