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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1963
Page
4
Fred J. Engle, California conservation camps director, refutes reports that Sen. Clair Engle is paralyzed by a brain tumor. He says Engle is improving after an operation and in contact with his office and physician Roy L. Sexton.
Cattle compared with Friday shows slaughter steers 0.25 to 1 dollar lower on heavy weights, heifers steady to 0.30 lower, cows and bulls steady. Slaughter steers ranged 25.35 for prime loads, most choice 24.00 to 24.75 per cwt, 1,300 to 1,500 lbs. Slaughter heifers 24.00 to 24.25 for high choice prime, bulk 22.50 to 23.75. Bulls 17.50 to 20.00. Hogs mostly 0.50 to 0.75 lower. barrows and gilts 15.85 to 16.10, top 16.75 earlier week. Sows 13.00 to 14.50 depending on weight.
In Athens Orthodox Archbishop Chryssos tomos denounces the papal appeal for unity as harmful and labels the Roman Catholic Church capitalist and absolutist. He calls for abolishing the Uniates as the first step toward halting talks with the West.
A round of Sunday suppers and weekend visits centers on Orangeville and nearby towns. Families from Warren Stockton Winslow Red Oak and Monroe join at multiple homes. Notable events include Mike Sigafus second birthday and a Tornado Town tour near Argyle. Mrs. C W Frautschy remains a patient after a September fall.
Gerald F. Hegeman 22, of Waterford, died in a tanker accident in WAukesha when he reached into a gasoline compartment porthole to view fuel level and lost his footing. Coroner James Welch said he hung for about an hour before workers found him, and pressure on the neck caused death.
A compact note urges using a friend crafted want ad to advertise selling or renting by leveraging trusted personal networks. It emphasizes personal referrals and familiar contacts to reach buyers or renters efficiently.
A dense listing of primetime programs and season premieres across channels. Highlights include Gary Cooper film Ten North Frederick on Channel 15, The Lieutenant with Gary Lockwood on Channel 3, and The Defenders on Channel 3. Also note debuts: Joey Bishop and Arrest and Trial on various channels, plus Hootenanny and Dennis the Menace season premieres.
Rev Arne Waldemar formerly of Whitewater will be installed as pastor of the First Baptist Church Evansville at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Rev Chris Lawson Milwaukee state secretary will participate in the ceremony.
Rev Walter Camp of Delavan and Rev W W Pride of Beloit lead Evansville congregation members as Rev Waldemar and his family are honored after the church service with a reception in the fellowship hall.
Washington committee votes 9 to 6 to ban racial discrimination by labor unions in the public accommodations bill. Norris Cotton's substitute would limit the ban to publicly owned facilities. Senator Frank Lausche proposes requiring open union membership regardless of race.
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