Shelter Adapted Schools Eyed As Refuge Centers
Civil Defense planners plan shelter adapted schools as key refuge centers in a nuclear attack scenario. Pentagon funds may help adapt schools, with ventilation, supplies, and space in suburban areas. Pilot markings expand nationwide. Congress appropriated 169 million for shelters and supplies.
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Civil Defense
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Civil Defense Office
Steuart Pittman
Congress
New York State
Churchmen Named To Presidium Of World Council of Churches
The World Council of Churches elected six leaders to its presidium from four continents led by Archbishop of Canterbury Arthur Ramsay and Archbishop Iakovos of North and South America. Other members include Sir Francis Ibiam of Nigeria and Martin Niemoeller of Germany.
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New Delhi
India
World Council of Churches
Global Christian Organization
Arthur M. Ramsey
Canterbury
Francis Ibiam
Nigeria
Iakovos
North
South America
David G. Moses
Hislop College
Nagpur
United Church of Northern India
Martin Niemoeller
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hesse
Slurred Speech May Be Unknown Handicap
AMA warns millions live with slurred speech affecting daily life. Advice includes asking others if they understand and testing personal enunciation to gauge communication clarity.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Vernon 4-H Leaders To Be Honored At Banquet
Vernon County 4-H leaders will be honored at a December 6 banquet in Viroqua High School lunch room starting at 7 30 p m. Walter McLeod of Sears Roebuck Foundation will speak. Twenty two cooperatives sponsor the event for 178 leaders and spouses. Pins for 1 5 10 15 and 20 years will be awarded to 58 leaders. Coon Prairie 4-H Club will win the traveling trophy for outstanding activities. Immanuel Lutheran Church ladies aid provides the meal.
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Viroqua
Wis
Walter McLeod
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Minneapolis
Vernon County
Viroqua High School
Coon Prairie
Westby
Ladies Aid of the Immanuel Lutheran Church
New Secretary Hired for La Crosse Extension Office
Judy Comstock formerly of Caledonia has been hired as secretary in the La Crosse County extension office. She succeeds JoAnn Morrison who leaves at month end to focus on homemaking and may return part time. Judy graduated from Caledonia High School and previously worked at Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing in St Paul.
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Judy Comstock
Caledonia
la Crosse County
JoAnn Morrison
Judy
Caledonia High School
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
St. Paul
Minn
Buttermakers To Hold Area Banquet
WHITEHALL Wis The last District No 1 meeting of the Buttermakers and Managers Association for the year will be a banquet at Club 93 between Independence and Arcadia on Dec 5 at 6 30 p m J R Hoesly Neillsville will show slides of his Hawaii trip and give briefs on butter grading per Arnold Granlund Whitehall secretary treasurer of the association
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Whitehall
Wis
Buttermakers and Managers Association
Independence
Arcadia
J. R. Hoesly
Neillsville
Hawaii
Arnold Granlund
Victoria telecast falters with stage legacy intact
NBC’s 90 minute Victoria adaptation reconstructs Queen Victoria’s life from youth to widowhood. The performance stars Elizabeth Harris but lacks Helen Hayes’s presence, fading compared to the original stage triumph. James Donald plays Albert, the broadcast is eye filling yet uneven.
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New York
Victoria Regina
Lawrence Housman
Helen Hayes
NBC
James Donald
Albert
Liver Not Heart Given In Bible Translation Says Nida
In Congo and beyond, Rev Dr Eugene Nida of the American Bible Society explains that different languages use organs like the liver or abdomen to express emotions. He notes 221 languages have full Bibles and over 95 percent of people can read some Scripture in their language.
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New York
Congo
Eugene A. Nida
American Bible Society
Dr. Nida
Guatemala
Mexico
Nida
United States
Philippines
Ecuador
West Africa
The
Bible Society
Univerisity of
Michigan
St. Matthews
Wisconsin Senate passes bill to let parties pick delegates
The Wisconsin Senate approved by 123 to 8 a measure enabling major parties to select presidential delegates at a national convention rather than by popular vote. Only nominees seeking party endorsement would appear on the presidential preference ballot, preventing split delegations. The Assembly backed a separate resolution urging the FCC to retain Channel 3 in Madison as VHF, despite considering a shift to UHF for WISC TV, and defeated an amendment to move Channel 3 to educational status.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Wisc-Tv
Raymond Bice
R - la Crosse
Bice
University of Wisconsin
Wisc TV
Jess Miller
R - Richland Center
Miller
Locals Elite Candy Shop Ad and Community Notices
Locals Elite Candy Shop at 412 Main offers homemade love food for 1.00 per lb Friday and Saturday only. VFW Post hosts a card party Saturday December 2 at 8 p.m. Lunch available. St Thomas More PTA bake sale December 2 and 3 and 20 Weston St. Pederson Hardware at 1904 Campbell Road features up to 50 percent savings on games fire engines educational toys trucks and space cruisers.
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Elite Candy Shop
VFW
St. Thomas More P.T.A
Weston St
Fallout Study Not Aimed To Hurt Dairy Industry
Minnesota dairy leaders at a convention heard radiation health expert Warren R. Lawson explain fallout risks in milk. He noted strontium 90 mimics calcium and iodine 131 concentrates in the thyroid, but recent milk tests show no significant rise. Seasonal pasture exposure is expected to cause a rise next spring. Joseph J. Lickteig was elected president of the Minnesota Milk Council. JC Price and Harvey Nelson named officers. Harold H. Strong named ice cream group president.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Milk Council
Northwest Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Warren R. Lawson
Radiation and Occupational Health Section
State Health Department
Lawson
Health ‘Department
Russia
Milk Council
Joseph J. Lickteig
Austin
JC. J. Price
Red Wing
Harvey C. Nelson
Duluth
R. J. Schneider
Albert Lea
D. A. Dannheim
New Ulm
Harold H. Strong
Bryan Rossi
Rochester
D. T.carlson
Willmar
Bulldozer Mishap Claims Hudson Man Adolph Overbye
Adolph Overbye, 50, of Hudson, was killed when a bulldozer he operated tipped over while deepening a stream channel beneath a Chicago and North Western Railway bridge. The accident occurred Wednesday as the machine toppled on the embankment.
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Washburn
Adolph Overbye
Hudson
Overbye
Chicago and North Western Railway
Eagles Live 25 to 30 Years In The Wild
The article notes that bald eagles have a life span ranging from about 25 to 30 years in natural conditions with shorter lifespans in harsh habitats.
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Boston School of Medicine
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Escent Jewelers
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Victoria
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Prince Albert
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Mass
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Rice
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LA Crosse
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Lang Drive
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