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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
2
Local notice details subscription rates by carrier and mail. Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois residents priced at 10 dollars yearly, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County 13 dollars. Office hours listed, phone number provided.
As of yesterday speculation swirls around American grain dealers seeking a poor deal for Soviet exports. The piece warns against subsidized grain sales if items merely serve barter and argues the cold war thaw is not enough to justify favorable prices for Red nations.
An editorial reprinted by the Milwaukee Sentinel urges sustained local backing for the Braves, stressing that welcome means active support and shared pride. It cites a grateful elderly fan who bought tickets for the veterans' home and calls for renewed enthusiasm from old and new fans alike to keep the team exciting and well regarded.
Ten years ago on September 26 1953 the United States and Spain signed a two year defense agreement granting the U S the right to develop and use naval and air bases on Spanish soil and promising military equipment from the United States. The item notes also report Raymond R Kubly installed as National Club president in absentia while he is in Switzerland and mentions the death of Carl Hofer at 74 and casualties from typhoons in Indochina and southern Japan.
Washington notes float Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith as a potential running mate for Barry Goldwater. Despite dismissing chances she has received letters urging a New Hampshire primary bid for a broader field. Aides say Goldwater has not made overtures, and Smith cites time money and organization constraints.
Daren John Hinderman aged two drowned about 11 a m yesterday in a farm watering tank at Cuba City Wisconsin. The mother found him in 20 feet of water after removing a wood cover. Dickeyville VFW squad could not revive him. coroner Dr. Leo Becker ruled accidental death. Services set for 9 30 a m tomorrow at Holy Ghost Catholic Church Dickeyville with Hayden shield funeral home handling arrangements. He is survived by parents three brothers and two sisters all of Cuba City and both grandfathers, one from Hazel Green.
Mrs. Nancy Kefauver widow of Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee says she will not run for the Senate. She had been mentioned as a possible candidate but states she is not trained or qualified for public office.
Frederick Scheider age 80 died Tuesday night at his daughter Mrs Francis Holmes rural Lena. Services set for 1 30 pm tomorrow at St John s Lutheran with Rev O E Hoffmann officiating. Burial in Chapel Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Martha, daughter, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, three brothers and a sister.
Joe Gmar returns from weeks with brothers Fred Charles and Tony in Pittsburgh and visits Chicago with the Iversons. Donald Luthi a Madison Business College graduate works in Skokie Illinois for Stenographic Machines. Mr and Mrs John Werren Holland Patent New York visit Blaser family and plan to settle here. Werren previously made cheese locally 1909 to 1920. Get there safer in a dependable car. Classified ads offer bargains.
Madison The State Board of Public Welfare approved a pay raise for Wilbur Schmidt from 17000 to 25900 annually under a new 1963 Legislature pay plan. Several division directors and the deputy director George Keith also received raises, with board officers re-elected and a new committee formed to develop a statewide mental health plan funded by 72000 in federal dollars.
CHICAGO Lammert Van Dyk 56 of New York City died of head injuries from a Northwest Tollway crash east of Elgin. His son Cornelius 27 also died in the collision with a trailer truck. Albertine 53 and Mary Dowd 16 were treated and released.
Pope Paul VI received New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller in a 30 minute private audience in the Vatican library. Rockefeller, a potential 1964 Republican presidential candidate, was accompanied by his press secretary Robert McManus. His wife Margaretta Fitler Murphy remained in downtown Rome.
The Green County Teachers College has named the Collegian staff for the upcoming edition. Editors include Melody Wellenkotter and Anita Rood. sports editor Tom Daily. activities editors Ardell Kopp Tim Phalen. Photography editor Nathan Zimmermann. business manager Paul Schneider. faculty editor Margaret Templeton. president John Zweifel acts as adviser.
Frank Kubly presented his trip films of Alaska and northwestern Canada at the St. Johns Brotherhood meeting last night in the church Fellowship hall. President Donald Van Wagenen led the business portion and lunch followed the program.
Racine Democrat Lynn Stalbaum denying reports of labor underwriting his 1st District congressional bid. He says no one in labor has promised funding though he expects support from labor, business, industry and farm groups as in the past. A Beloit speech cited John Schmidt of the AFL CIO pledging to cover expenses and raise at least 100000 for favored candidates.
In a bustling economy readers turn to classified sections to locate services, bargains, and job leads. Advertisers report steady demand from individuals and small businesses seeking affordable listings and quick responses.
Airman third class Harrison L. Niles, grandson of Benjamin H. Mauermann, arrives at O'Hare Field Chicago to visit Beloit Williams Bay and relatives. He will spend time with his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Niles and brother Nathan and area friends.
Lond Rodman, a secondary supervisor with the State Department of Public Instruction, visited Green County high schools Tuesday and yesterday. He was accompanied by Rudolph T. Haskee and Mrs. Gunhild Boswell, with visits at Monticello New Glarus Albany and Juda. Rodman succeeds C. W. Spangler on special assignment and was principal of Delavan last year.
Billy Graham says he would conduct a crusade in Birmingham if both Negro and white clergymen extend invitations. The offer reflects cooperation between racial groups in seeking a citywide religious event in Alabama.
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