Sarnoff predicts a gadget powered 21st century world
Gen David Sarnoff envisions 2000 A D life with touch controlled homes, fast planes, sea harvests, space food, and rain by button. He notes color TV adoption and satellites as peace tools while warning science requires moral guidance and human cooperation. He says if he could live again, the best is yet to be.
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La Crosse Tribune August 12 1965 edition note
The La Crosse Tribune lists today August 12 1965 edition delivery dated for RFD August 13 with local news briefs and community notices. The page captures regional events, announcements, and reported items from La Crosse and surrounding area.
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Gold found beneath garage floor raises mystery in Marathon County
Conrad Yenter discovered a wooden box under his garage floor containing 30 cloth sacks labeled Eastern Smelting and Refining Corp Boston Mass Gold Platinum and Silver 1896. The value is estimated around $6500 and a jeweler will appraise the find.
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Slaughter Alley Crackdown Planned in Jefferson County
Madison AP a crackdown on violators with heavier fines and stricter enforcement was ordered to curb accidents on Slaughter Alley a 18 mile stretch of I 94 in Jefferson County Governor Knowles and local officials announced the plan Sheriff Rei ner will boost patrols and manpower The target completion of the four lane Madison to Milwaukee road is late October State and county officials called for stronger penalties and faster construction while warning conditions may worsen before improvement.
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Publishing Firm Plans Remodeling in Madison
Madison Newspapers Inc announces a 490000 remodeling program for its downtown building. The seven month project adds 13300 square feet at Doty and Carroll, with a new exterior lobby and expanded editorial advertising and business offices. The expansion follows mergers in 1949 and will more than double original space.
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Six Women Picketing Negro School Free On Bond
Six women including a University of Wisconsin student are released on 350 dollar bonds after being bound over to the Fayette County grand jury for picketing a Negro school in Somerville Tennessee. They face charges of wilfully disturbing an educational assembly. Judith Eisenscher 18 from Milwaukee is among the defendants, daughter of former Milwaukee County Communist Party chairman Sigmund G Eisenscher. The Spring Hill Elementary School principal said the Friday protests disrupted classes as pickets demonstrated against the school’s split sessions tied to fall harvests.
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Wisconsin course to host FPC chairman Swidler
Joseph C. Swidler chairman of the Federal Power Commission will take part in the University of Wisconsin annual Regulatory Commission Development courses from August 15 to 27. The program trains personnel of state and federal regulatory agencies.
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Fifteen Wisconsin Farm Youths To Be Honored
Fifteen Wisconsin farm youths have been nominated for the American Farmer degree, the top award of the Future Farmers of America. The nominations were announced by the State Board of Vocational and Adult Education. The honors will be presented at the 38th annual FFA convention in Kansas City on October 15. Nominees include Phillip Baird Hartland David A Frei Markesan Ronald Jernandez Rockland Robert Lentz Dallas Michael Liam Westby Ernest Merwin Lake Geneva Donald Mullen Bloomer Randall Ray Eau Claire Gordon Schmidt Wonewoc Paul Sprecher Sauk City David Arness Mondovi Earl Voigt Beaver Dam Roger Weidemann Columbus Douglas Weinke Rockland and Gerald Weiss Cottage Grove.
Four Peaks prominence near Phoenix marks historic feud site
Central Arizona’s Four Peaks rise about 7,000 feet near Phoenix overlooking the Tonto Basin famous for the Graham Tewksbury feud in the 1880s, a noted chapter in local frontier history.
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