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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1963
Page
2
The Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation hold exclusive republication rights for all local news printed in this newspaper and AP news dispatches.
The piece defends cutting taxpayer aid to colleges amid a House hearing clash with bearded dissenters protesting travel bans to Castro's Cuba. It denounces the demonstrators as spoiled youths and suggests jail-floor labor and shaving their beards as fitting punishment to curb rebellious attitudes.
The Milwaukee Braves organization chair notes there are no plans to relocate the club to Atlanta or any other town. He cites ongoing rebuilding to win back fans and says moving was never part of the new owners’ plans despite rumors and stadium fee disputes.
An Oshkosh family reports a second child stricken with infantile paralysis at Mercy hospital. Joseph Johnson, 4, joins older brother Roy, 11, already hospitalized this week. Neither child had received polio immunization. Earlier this year Carol Robinson, 11, of Oshkosh, died Aug 11 as the first polio victim reported.
Ten years ago Swiss cheese makers in Green County faced a panel of 20 Swiss authorities over the weekend and earned an excellent rating. Also noted are a summer-formed 18 piece dance band led by Allen F. Barnard, a re-elected Pure Milk Products Co op president Grant T. Allen, and Judge Harold J. Lamboley's appointment to a Governor’s Commission on Human Rights.
The State Building Commission directed the State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education to study feasibility of enrollment limits at state colleges and universities. It also approved proposed building program policies to meet the state's needs economically. Both actions were proposed by Sen. Jerris Leonard and approved unanimously.
Monticello residents share visits and condolences as the community notes weekly calls across Madison Neillsville and New Glarus. Families including Karlen Durtschi and Voegels gather in memory of Roy and Horace Lawrence and Louisa Staedtler with relatives and friends in Madison Platteville Arlington and Janesville.
William J. Knoll a former cheesemaker and police officer who later became a noted conservation figure and editor of Badger Sportsmen magazine died at his Wausau home. He was 67.
The Monroe Board of Education met August 30 1963 at 5 00 p m. Present were seven members and Supt Huenink. Vouchers totaling 17600 44 were approved for Junior High School additions plumbing heating and electrical work. The library bidding was delayed to September 11 at 5 00 p m. Cabinet and desk bids were approved for the Senior High Art Room. The Senior High addition was accepted with 14 minor items to be resolved. A September 11 joint meeting with Twin Grove School was set for 7 30 p m and will become the regular September meeting.
Classified listings aid readers in daily life by offering practical solutions and access to goods services and opportunities. The dense ads connect buyers sellers and service providers across communities boosting local commerce and everyday efficiency.
Green County Extension staff express sympathy to the Lawrence Maher family over Bill Maher 15 who died in a tractor accident. The piece notes three farm youth fatalities in 11 months, mentions Bill's 4-H and FFA background, and lists 1963 fair and state fair ribbons. It also reports new Green County 4-H Adult Leaders officers and executive committee appointments for a two year term.
Posada celebrations center on lodging themed processions during December in Mexico. The term posada means lodging and reflects a tradition of reenacted pilgrim journeys leading to festive gatherings each night.
Virginia Patterson, a Tulsa University graduate with master’s degrees, serves in Nigeria as a seventh grade teacher. She describes the sacrifices of mission life including lack of root beer and simpler comforts while praising teaching Christianity to African children and the single life’s potential to continue her work.
New members include Tracy Scott Broge at 2322 16th avenue on July 15, 1963. Todd Robert and Terral David Dale reside at 1110 11th street with June 16, 1963 noted. Kurt Allen Fritsch at 2824 percent 13th street on January 28, 1963. Steven Lee Graber Route 2 Monticello February 5, 1963.
Former President Truman says he will not review General MacArthur’s forthcoming memoirs because he would be a prejudiced reviewer. He notes he will read the book but chose not to judge his former subordinate, while MacArthur announces the memoirs will be published next year.
Senator Al Gore of Tennessee said he was jolted by a membership application blank from a retired persons organization and vowed to investigate if another one arrives. He is up for re election next year.
Renters are urged to respond quietly for ad placements. To place ads, come in or call Phone 3 at Monroe Evening Times.
Invitation for boys and girls up to age 12 to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Send coupon to Evening Times Club Monroe, Wisconsin. Includes fields for name address and age.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ennenga donated a walnut table once owned by Jane Addams and eight year old Lucie Ennenga gave a scale model of the birthplace house. The gifts support the University of Illinois Foundation funded Hull House restoration drive aiming to raise 350000 dollars. The Ennengas bought the Freeport area homestead seven years ago and restored it with a Chicago architect. visitors now visit the birthplace each weekend.
Orville Holben, director of the traffic violations bureau at Denver Municipal Court, rushed to pay 12 dollars for three overdue overtime parking tickets and late penalties after receiving a city warning.
Milk production in the first eight months of this year totals 86.7 billion pounds, down from 87.4 billion a year ago. USDA notes per cow output up 2.5 percent from a year earlier and 10 percent above the 1957-61 average, with August daily use at 1.73 pounds per person. Surplus dairy product sales to the government are easing under the price support program.
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