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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
4
A brief item notes poultry supplies for women led by Chic Young. The column highlights products, tips, and supplier names. It presents practical advice and showcases available items in a concise, period-tinged fashion.
Part time saleslady in housewares needed. Hours flexible. See Gale Pederson at Gambles. Office and saleswoman wanted with ambition. Gambles part time cook includes every other Sunday. Apply in person at Swiss Colony Inn. Waitress positions available full or part time. Apply to Belle Elliott at Idle Hour Mansion.
Employment wanted notice offering weekly babysitting in the home with contact numbers 325-2734 and 325-5486. Also a small business for sale near the square with in home living possible. Respond via Box 22 care of The Monroe Evening Times.
Mrs John F Kennedy and staff occupy a four room suite at 400 Park Ave leased by the General Services Administration to manage more than a million letters received since President Kennedy's death. Caroline and John Jr. will soon move to a Manhattan apartment.
Representatives from Grant Lafayette and Iowa counties backed creating a regional planning commission in southwestern Wisconsin. The group aims to craft a comprehensive regional plan and guide local governments on development actions, with a Sept 30 follow up in Mineral Point and invites extended to Green and Richland counties.
Harper and Row announces publication of A Nation of Immigrants a revision of Kennedy s 1958 booklet. The work discusses U S immigration history and Kennedy s critique of current immigration law based on material he was drafting before his death.
Wisconsin roads show record July and August deaths with 115 lives lost in August and 126 in July. Officials plan peak enforcement with 250 patrols, 150 National Guardsmen, aircraft surveillance, radar, and local police to curb dangerous driving and drowsy,Alcohol impaired behavior during the holiday period.
In Chicago and region markets hog numbers 4 500 with varied prices for weight classes. Cattle slaughter 4 500 with higher trims and prime loads noted. Sheep slaughter steady with 80 100 lb lambs around 24 dollars. Butter eggs steady with wholesale prices mixed. Wheat corn oats and soybeans shown with minor shifts in values.
Wyoming House Speaker Marlin Kurtz of Cody campaigns for Goldwater by a public display outside his pipe supply business. A large pump sends a constant stream of gold colored water with a sign reading Pumping for Goldwater.
A balding Racine, Wisconsin man Fay Landon Brigman was indicted by a federal grand jury on 14 counts of mail fraud for advertising a hair restorer named Hairbak and taking more than $700 from 80 bald men without delivering any product or providing refunds.
President Johnson signed a bill to keep the date 1964 on all Mint coins until the coin shortage ends. Officials say this measure will deter hoarding and ease the shortage.
Citizens for Goldwater Miller announces Creighton D. Holden of St Clair Michigan as chairman of its Michigan chapter and director of the Great Lakes region which includes Wisconsin.
A dense roundup lists channels and times for many shows including The Hungarian National Circus, Route 66 kidnapping drama, Bob Hope Show, Burke's Law, 45 years with Fitzpatrick, multiple sports events, Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock, World of Music, and late movies. Packages of weather, pregame, and late-night programs follow with baseball, News and entertainment features through midnight.
Boston Senator Edward M. Kennedy, hospitalized with a back injury from a June plane crash, will receive help in his re election bid from Edward J. McCormack Jr., who defeated him in a 1962 primary. McCormack said they remain friends and will support Kennedy during recovery at New England Baptist Hospital, where he is not expected to be released for months.
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