Weather Roundup by City and Temp Pairs
Last night s low and yesterday s high values appear for numerous U S cities including Albuquerque Bemidji Bismarck Chicago Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Internat s Falls Kansas City LaCrosse Los Angeles Madison Mason City Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Portland Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle St Louis with temperatures listed in two columns per city not always in standard order
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Albuquerque
Bemidji
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
New Manager Appointed for Tri-State Breeders Cooperative
Baraboo Wisconsin Alton Block 49 of Waupun named general manager of Tri State Breeders Cooperative succeeding Neilus Larson who resigned Block has led East Central Breeders Association since 1965 and previously managed sire procurement for Midwest Breeders Cooperative He helped Governor Knowles trade mission to South America securing overseas semen outlets for Wisconsin bulls Block holds BS and MS in dairy science from University of Wisconsin He and family will move to Baraboo where Tri State headquarters is located Bull barns and labs are in Westby Tri State breeds about 400000 cows annually across 31 counties in Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota
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Baraboo
Wis
Alton Block
Waupun
East Central Breeders Association Cooperative
Tri- State Breeders Cooperative
la Verne Ausman
Tri-State Board of Directors
Block
Neilus Larson
East Central Breeders
Midwest Breeders Cooperative
Warren P. Knowles
South America
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Tri-State
Westby
Iowa
Minnesota
State Patrolman Saves Drowning Boy in Motel Pool
Vermillion South Dakota AP Chad Laposky aged 2 was rescued from drowning in a motel swimming pool by a state patrolman who administered mouth to mouth resuscitation. Officials said the boy wandered from his home about two blocks away while officers staying at the motel spotted him.
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Vermillion
S.D
Chad Laposky
South Dakota
Austin man killed in Rochester truck crash named
An Austin man identified as Darrel L. Marcks, 34, died from injuries after his pickup rammed a semi trailer in Rochester. Mower County Coroner George Stahl said he died at home the day after the collision last Saturday.
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Austin, Minn
Austin
Rochester
Mower County
George Stahl
Darrel L. Marcks
Wisconsin Bond Board Seeks Early Direct Borrowing Plan
The Wisconsin bond board sent a delegation to New York to push direct borrowing ahead of a December deadline for 59.8 million in interim notes. Senator Fred Risser and two businessmen were tasked with negotiating with Chemical Bank and New York Trust Co for notes to fund up to nine months at about six and a third percent. The board, chaired by the governor, named 11 members including Sen. Robert Knowles and Rep. David Martin with Martin as vice chairman.
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Madison
New York
Wisconsin
Fred Risser
D-Madison
John F. Konrad
Milwaukee
Thomas J. Kenny
West Bend
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co
Risser
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
David Martin
Neenah
Herbert Grover
Shawano
Harvey Gee
Wisconsin Rapids
State Building Commission
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
Alex Meunier
Sturgeon Bay
Martin
Judge Rejects Suit To Stop Space Prayers
A federal judge dismissed Madalyn Murray O Hair's suit to ban prayers or Bible readings from space. Judge Jack Roberts granted the government motion to dismiss, saying no cause of action existed. The case involved Apollo 8 prayers and Apollo 11 lunar crew observances amid church state separation questions.
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Austin, Tex
Madalyn Murray O’hair
U.S
Roberts
O’hair
Ailing former senator denies bribe charges in Ireland
Daniel B Brewster the former US senator from Maryland is seriously ill in a neurosurgical unit of an Irish hospital his wife said. She said he has a complete answer to the charge of accepting 24500 in bribes from Spiegel Inc and is eager to return to the United States. Brewster a 46 year old millionaire and World War II hero was unseated last year. His wife a prominent race horse owner spoke by telephone from a farm in County Kildare Ireland.
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Naas
Ireland
Daniel B. Brewster
USS
Maryland
United States
Brewster
U.S
Moscow
William C. Bullitt
Spiegel Inc
Chicago
Spiegel
Senate
Associated Press
County Kildare
Heart Switch Woman Leads Christmas Parade in Milwaukee Suburb
Mrs. John Anick, living 132 months with a heart of a dead man beating in her chest, led West Allis Milwaukee’s Christmas parade. More than 50 units with 1,500 participants marched, watched by about 25,090. She received the heart Oct. 21, 1968, and despite 35 degree weather, enjoyed the moment and wished everyone a Merry Christmas.
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West Allis
John Anick
Milwaukee
Santa Claus
Anick
Archers Bag 67 Deer At Camp Ripley Range
Archers harvested 67 deer over the weekend at Camp Ripley military reservation as 375 bowmen hunted Saturday and 750 on Sunday. The largest deer weighed 205 pounds. Regional game manager Henry Wulf, Brainerd, expects Zone 4 to open next weekend and notes the December bow season runs through December 21.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Camp Ripley Military Reservation
Henry Wulf
Brainerd
Wulf
Military Complex
Voroshilov, Stalin’s Loyal Bolshevik Hero, Dies at 88
Klimenti Voroshilov, a surviving Bolshevik War hero and former Soviet president, died aged 88 in Moscow. Tass announced the brief death note while detailing his later years as a sidelined, humiliated figure who had fallen from power after Stalin. He had supported old Stalinist factions, faced Khrushchev’s crackdown, and lingered in low ranks despite brief reinstatements.
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Moscow
Klimenti
Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Tass
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Georgi M. Malenkov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Voroshilovgrad
Lugansk
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Lenin
Presidium
School in Minnesota Is Destroyed by Fire
MCGRATH Minnesota AP fire destroyed the McGrath school early Tuesday leaving 150 students without classes Loss estimated between 200000 and 300000 George Burgess discovered the fire on his way to work around a.m Elmer Kastner superintendent called the loss complete and said records could not be retrieved due to smoke and flames
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McGrath, Minn
McGrath
George Burgess
A.m. Elmer Kastner
Kastner
St Paul Man Admits Hitchhiking Beating Lie
A St Paul man confessed he lied about being beaten by two hitchhikers in Dubuque. Terry Sokol, 22, now says his traveling companion Donald Lerch, 39, struck him with a tire iron and took his car. Lerch faces assault and auto theft charges in Dubuque and is held in Rock Island, Illinois, on armed robbery charges.
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Dubuque
Iowa
St. Paul
Rock Island, Ill
Minneapolis Man Arrested After Elks Club Burglary
Police in Grand Forks say Charles Ankney Jr. 34 from Minneapolis was arrested after being seen leaving the Grand Forks Elks Club where pry marks were found on an office door. A second man fled and remains sought as detectives press the case.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Minneapolis
Charles Ankney Jr
Elks Club
Ankney
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U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Kroger’s
Highway
Cremer’s
William Cremer
Glynn F. Cremer
G. Wm, Cremer Certified Gemologists
Lacrosse
Space Agency
Earth
Klimenti Voroshilov
Sears
la Crosse Tribune
Nophyorth
Primstyle
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Fifth Avenue
la Crosse
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