Moon rocks tested after Apollo 12 mission findings
NASA scientists begin tests on moon rocks from Apollo 12 gathered by Charles Conrad Jr Alan Bean and Richard Gordon Jr. in Houston labs. Debriefing starts Tuesday while quarantine ends December 10 if no illness is detected. Differences from Apollo 11 rocks include less breccia more feldspar and varying titanium content, suggesting Moon complexity.
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Space Center, Houston
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L Bean
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Marin
Space Agency
Helps Solve 3 Biggest False Teeth Worries and Problems
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder for dentures claiming it stabilizes both uppers and lowers, increases comfort, and improves biting strength. It emphasizes the alkaline formula won’t sour, offers no gummy taste, and urges regular dental visits with FASTEETH available at drug counters.
Woman Born Of Slaves Dies At 111
Grace Jones born in Texas to slave parents on February 17 1858 died Sunday at a Milwaukee nursing home at age 111. She recalled life on a 19th century plantation and remembered little of 20th century events such as the Apollo 11 mission. She had lived in the facility for several years then died after admission to Milwaukee County Hospital.
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Milwaukee
Grace Jones
Texas
Mrs. Jones
Lincoln
Nixon
Nursing Home
Milwaukee County Hospital
Auto Inspection Schedule Listed in Wisconsin
Voluntary auto inspections announced by the Wisconsin Highway Patrol District Headquarters in Eau Claire cover December 17 through January 7 at multiple cities. Locations and times include Black River Falls Strum Menomonie Chippewa Falls Colfax Tomah Altoona La Crosse Medford Hudson with varying morning and afternoon slots. Babylonian merchants used signs or symbols as a form of advertising over 5000 years ago. The agouti is a forest animal from Mexico to Peru similar to a rabbit but with smaller ears and it can damage gardens by feeding on produce.
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Wisconsin Highway Patrol
Eau Claire
Black River Falls
Strum
Menomonie
Chippewa Falls
Colfax
Tomah
Altoona
la Crosse
Medford
Hudson
Mexico
Peru
Publishers Split On Agnew's Barbs
Milwaukee AP report notes Wisconsin newspaper publishers at a two day Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League meeting reacting to Vice President Spiro Agnew's recent criticism of the news media. Reactions ranged from concern for press freedom to dismissal as speech making.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Spiro
Agnew
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Robert W. Bliss
The
Janesville Gazette
Wolman
Eau Claire Leader
Daily Telegraph
Marshall Atkinson
Henry Youmans
Waukesha Freeman
Youmans
Freight Train Cars Derail Near Racine
About 20 of 70 cars on a Chicago and North Western Freight train derailed two miles west of Racine. No injuries were reported. Clearing debris would take at least 24 hours. The cause and damage estimate were not known. The train carried paper and canned goods and the derailed cars were badly smashed.
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Racine
Chicago and North Western Railway
Forages Are Subject Of Tomah Meeting
Monroe County farmers will hear agronomist Dwayne Rowheder of the University of Wisconsin at Tomah Senior High School cafeteria at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday December 2. The talk covers dairy and livestock feed crops and up-to-date varieties and culture of legumes and grasses.
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Tomah
Wis
Monroe County
Dwayne Rowheder
University of Wisconsin
Larry Davis
Ted Hillert
Richard Fossum
Brookwood
Dentists Reach Vast Audience Gap in U S
A survey estimate shows more than 40 percent of Americans have never visited a dentist. The data highlight gaps in dental care access and public health outreach across the United States.
Common Market Lines Up Talks With Britain Over Subsidies
The Hague summit opens with Britain entry talks and farm subsidy continuation for the six EEC nations. France seeks permanent financing assurances for subsidies, while West Germany pushes talks with Britain as a precondition. A compromise may set firm talks date mid 1970 and limit subsidy spending.
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the Hague
Hague
Britain
France
West Germany
Six Nations
Georges Pompidou
Willy Brandt
Birth at Tri-County Memorial Hospital Nov 26 daughter Linnaea Lynda
Linnaea Lynda Johnson born at Tri-County Memorial Hospital on November 26 to Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson. Audrey Pryor, formerly of Holmen, listed in notice.
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Tri-County Memorial Hospital
Linnaea Lynda
Larry Johnson
Audrey Pryor
Holmen
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