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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
2
Local notice lists subscription rates: carrier in Monroe $15.50 per year, mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois $10, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois $13. All subscriptions must be prepaid to meet postal rules. Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact telephone 325-5101.
The Kennedy UN address sketches space cooperation and disarmament steps as a path to a world with no nationalistic space claims. It argues peaceful cooperation could outpace missiles, pooling resources for health and a global weather system, and questions trust in Soviet commitments amid Cuba. The piece sees UN aims aligning with long held hopes for permanent peace despite possible Cold War obstacles.
Newspaper lists daily dates for the Times Children's Club activities featuring names from Juda New Glarus and Monticello with entries for Sept 22 to Sept 28. A lengthy feature profiles Carol Woodard, a ten year old girl who lost her arms in an accident and now uses plastic arms with steel clips guided by shoulder movements to perform daily tasks.
Governor Reynolds battles Republican lawmakers over legislative reapportionment and the right to seat Pat Lucey on the State Investment Board. He also bypassed Senate confirmation by appointing David Acamany to the Public Service Commission, triggering a new conflict amid ongoing disputes and a 1949 attorney general ruling.
The State Supremes court notes new names including Stephen Sawdey Brenda Sawdey Mark Hanson and several Jones entries with addresses. The commentary questions Gov Reynolds and Adamany over patronage and qualifications for PSC service amid political controversy.
A 1953 chronicle notes UN victory in the General Assembly as it resists reopening talks on neutral states in the Korean peace conference. It also highlights Lee Kirsch named Monroe’s outstanding young man and reports a devastating three-vehicle crash in California.
An invitation for boys and girls up to 12 to join the Monroe Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. The coupon asks for name street or R F D postoffice date of birth and age last birthday to mail to the Evening Times Club.
Mrs. Charles Ford says Carol, a Schenectady rehab patient, adapts to new limbs as she plans to work at the post office or become a teacher or nurse. The Delaware and Hudson Railroad created a $100,000 trust for Carol, with funds used for medical care now and rest due when she turns 21.
New Glarus Mr and Mrs Richard Gebauer Lewiston Maine visit daughter Mrs Don Ott and family. Mr and Mrs Walter Meier and Mr and Mrs Rutishauser Kloten Switzerland visit Willi Ruef Sr home. Cecil Thacker returns from Highland and Collinsville Illinois. Monica Anderegg works as nurse at Mendota State Hospital Madison. Fred Bohren Cloquet Minnesota visits William Figg family. Quinton Ott and Alvin travel to Salt Lake City for University of Utah enrollment. Hans Anderegg Sr and family visit friends in Ohio Michigan then to Canada and Niagara Falls.
The Green County Farm Bureau Women announce a cookie contest to accompany the county Farm Bureau meeting on Wednesday October 2 at 8 p m in the Agricultural Building. Five cash prizes will be awarded. Entries require six cookies with a recipe and name and address. Judging focuses on appearance texture and flavor. A program features state Farm Bureau Woman chairwoman Mrs A J Bauman and 4 H youth Audrey Beach who will share Canada trip experiences.
In Vatican City ceremonial officials announced a solemn religious ceremony will reopen the Vatican Ecumenical Council on September 29. The event omits the lavish outdoor procession held a year earlier.
Archaeological notes indicate that Chinese engineers used bamboo pipes to move natural gas dating back to around 4000 B.C. The practice showcases early ascribing fuel conveyance techniques to ancient East Asia.
Washington report says US potential shift toward liberal agricultural trade with Soviet bloc hinges on Moscow. A Soviet offer to buy surplus US wheat could alter export subsidies and touch off broader sales while American farmers weigh planting decisions against uncertain demand and large existing surpluses.
The Wisconsin Council of Churches urges member churches to observe a Sunday period of silent prayer for racial concerns and asks individuals to contact their congressmen to back civil rights legislation.
The Wisconsin Association of School Boards sponsors a fall area meeting in Darlington on Tuesday October 15 from 8 to 10 p.m. covering Grant Green Iowa and Lafayette counties. George Tipler will report on the 1963 Legislative Session including proposals introduced defeated passed and pending for November action. The meeting is open to school boards superintendents custodians and the public.
Actress Greer Garson, an Oscar winner, presented the Gertrudis cattle division female champion at the New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque. The event highlighted Garson as the notable figure in the cattle show.
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