Hill named acting head of Wisconsin Local Affairs agency
Charles W. Hill 33 of Madison is appointed acting secretary of the State Department of Local Affairs and Development, becoming the highest ranking Negro official in Wisconsin when confirmed. Hill will succeed Douglas Weiford, who resigns January 1 to join a Chicago firm.
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Madison
Charles W. Hill
State Department of Local Affairs and Development
Wisconsin
Hill
Milwaukee
Knowles
Douglas Weiford
Chicago
Weiford
Beef Shown By Girl Has Best Carcass
CHICAGO AP The grand champion beef carcass at the International Live Stock Exhibition went to a Wisconsin high school girl Judy Jones 14 of Dodgeville winner of a summer yearling calf. The reserve grand champion came from Illinois D R Springer Ashton. More than 7000 head of cattle horses sheep and swine compete for over 100000 in prizes at the 70th anniversary exposition through Sunday.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Judy Jones
Dodgeville
Wis
D. R. Springer
Ashton
Ill
Afro American Department Sought at UW Madison
UW Madison faculty push to create a full Afro American studies department with bachelor’s degree authority. The plan, needing regents and CHE approval, would offer 40 plus courses in literature society and history and accommodate 1500 students initially rising to over 2000 by 1973.
One Month Old Survives Heart-Lung Operation at MGH
Massachusetts General Hospital reports one month old Ann Mary Flanders survived a cardiac operation using a heart lung machine. She weighed 5 pounds 2 ounces at surgery last March and is now home in Waltham weighing 14 pounds. Doctors say she was the smallest patient to undergo such a procedure.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ann Mary Flanders
Waltham
Ann Mary
Allan Goldblatt
Brothers' Numbers In Lottery Hit Wisconsin Student
Madison AP Rich ard Stolman, a 19 year old UW sophomore born September 14, is in the No 1 group on the new draft lottery list. His older brother Douglas, 21, a KU senior, is in the No 2 draw. Stolman says he is dazed but tries to laugh it off after speaking with his Nashville parents.
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Madison
Wis
Richard Stolman
University of Kansas
Stolman
Mandan Indians in South Dakota and camp life details
Uncle Ray recounts Mandan history in present South Dakota with rounded log huts and roof smoke openings. Hunters used bows to hunt buffalo, bullboats with willow frames, gourds for water, and prayers by medicine men during droughts. A note promotes a Mexico leaflet from The La Crosse Tribune and a cereal about Mandans includes production of corn and beans with condensed milk.
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South Dakota
Lewis and Clark
Mexico
Ray
la Crosse
Regents Of State U s To Meet In Madison
The Board of Regents of the State Universities will meet in Madison Friday. Agenda items include action on operating budgets for 1969 70. The business and education committees will meet prior to the regular session.
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Board of Regents of the State Universities
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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