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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times announces AP news republication rights and subscription rates. It lists carrier and mail prices for Monroe, Stephenson County and surrounding regions, and notes office hours and contact details.
James Marlow argues the South Viet Nam turmoil risks civil war and U S prestige. He notes coups, Buddhist Catholic faction fighting, and U S backing of Khanh amid growing deterioration since Diem's death. He warns election-year politics may delay decisive action from Johnson.
Dallas special report says Frito-Lay, Inc. directors declare a quarterly dividend of 21 cents per share, up from 17 cents, payable October 12, 1964 to shareholders of record September 25, 1964. Fladger F. Tannery notes record sales and earnings through the fiscal year end. Herman W. Lay elected chairman of the board while remaining CEO and head of the executive committee.
Monroe park board ends budget for next year cutting the park band as polio case count climbs to eight. In other 1954 news, Reed Vogel dies, Herbert Thomas, a leading Wisconsin trial lawyer, dies in Madison, and schooling faces crowded classrooms amid warnings from E C Evans.
Exuberance and caution walk side by side as the market signals an economy still advancing. Consumers push retail sales to new records while savings reach wartime highs, and manufacturers expect modest gains with inventory builds ahead. Inflation risks loom from rising costs and labor talks.
Owen F. Kelly Sr., 81, Blanchardville, died after a heart attack in a Monroe hospital. Born June 1, 1883 in Moscow Township, he lived two years ill and leaves four daughters, three sons, three brothers and three sisters, plus 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Rosary is tonight. funeral tomorrow at Saether and Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Graceland Cemetery.
Hazel Green special report says Mrs Albert Rosa Runde aged 60 lifelong area resident died of a heart attack Saturday at her Hazel Green home. Services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at Furlong funeral chapel Galena Illinois and 11 a m at St Francis de Sales Catholic church Hazel Green. Rosary at 8 tonight. Surviving husband two sons Joseph Hazel Green and Rev David Runde Watertown four daughters Mrs Ed Vosberg Mrs Melburn Cole Mrs Paul Gisch all Hazel Green and Mrs M E Timmerman Cuba City two sisters 26 grandchildren five great.
Turkish Cypriot leaders in Nicosia called the United Nations airlift to Kokkina insufficient and pressed for the Greek Cypriot government to end its economic blockade of Turkish Cypriot areas. They reiterated demands amid ongoing tensions and regional concerns.
Spec 4 Hans Puhl a 22 year old immigrant now in the U S Army braved East German bullets to help a wounded refugee escape over the Berlin wall. In a 40 minute dawn battle West Berlin police and East German guards fired dozens of shots but no one was killed. Meyer 21 from Fredersdorf lay wounded on the Communist side as Puhl under Western guard protected the scene and helped cut the wire after warning the refugee to stay low.
Two East Germans reached Meyer as fire erupted from an apartment. A refugee was pulled to safety with a rope after a pistol was aimed at him. Puhl fired his own pistol, ordered the assailants away, while two West Berliners, an unknown U.S. Army sergeant, and fire crews assisted. Meyer was wounded by five bullets and recovering in hospital.
The annual Monroe Jaycee Smoker starts at 7:30 at Green County House. Program chair Jack Fernan lists Windy Gul seth, coach of the Madison Mustangs, and Larry Jackson, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, as main speakers. An infant ape sleeps with its mother for about three years.
NBC aired The Rogues in a premiere that felt like vintage romantic caper fare with David Niven Charles Boyer and Gig Young as suave crooks who remain good at heart. The report notes the host of film clips and the Miss America Pageant coverage on air as part of schedule promotion.
Mark C. Honeywell, 89, founder of the Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co and longtime honorary board chairman since 1953, died Sunday in an Indianapolis hospital. He lived in Wabash, Indiana, where his Honeywell Foundation created a memorial center a bank and a country club.
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