Campus Sex Standards Lower, Deans Report
A group of educators reports rising premarital sex on college campuses and a loss of adult control at the late adolescent level. They urge colleges to provide values education and open discussions while noting society’s contradictory standards and the need for guidance in forming personal ethics among students.
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Washington
National Association of Women Deans and Counselors
Kirkendall
Oregon State
Winston W. Ehrmann
University of Florida
Colorado State University
American Association of University Professors
Edward C. Solomon
Social Science
Sarah Lawrence College
Bell To Offer Lower Rates After Nine
The Bell telephone system proposes calls within the continental U S at 9 pm to 4 30 am for $1 or less, plus 25 cents per extra minute, cutting annual revenue by about $30 million. Increases of 5 to 10 cents on certain person to person long distance calls will also take effect.
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Bell
Washington
Bell Telephone Companies
Continental
United States
Federal Communications Commission
San Francisco
Bell System
FCC
Hhe
Local debate questions Jim's suitability for Senate
Community voices challenge Jim's bid for Senate arguing he appears and speaks like an ordinary man, fueling concern about qualifications and readiness to lead at the national level. Supporters counter that relatability aids representation and stresses policy over persona.
Chicken Raising Employes Get Compensation
MADISON AP The State Industrial Commission ruled six Lambrecht Farms workers in Brookfield are non agricultural help and eligible for unemployment compensation. The decision, noting the operation is industrialized and not farming, could extend to others in farm industries and affect employer contributions up to four percent of payroll.
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Wisconsin
Schimenz
Lambrecht
Bankrupt Warehouse Sold to Farmcr in Madison Bid
In Janesville AP report Circuit Judge Arthur L Luebke approved a 192750 dollar bid by Wisconsin Farmco Service Co op of Madison to buy the Rock County Farm Bureau Co op Warehouse. Receiver said Farmco bid was sole offer and sale takes effect April 1. Edwin Kummer 39, former warehouse manager, was sentenced to eight years in prison after jury conviction for forgery embezzlement and falsification of records totaling about 100000 and embezzled 17000.
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Janesville
Arthur L. Luebke
Madison
Rock County Farm Bureau Co-op
Wisconsin Farmco Service Co-op
Rock County Savings & Trust
Farmco
Edwin Kummer
Kummer
Francis Sweitlik
City Man Serves On Award Winning Ship
Dennis J. Frey radioman third class of La Crosse serves on the USS Blandy based in Newport. The Blandy won the Rhode Island Council of the Navy League Award as the Atlantic Fleet anti submarine warfare standout. Frey and his wife Sue Gegenfurtner reside in Commodore Perry Village Middletown Rhode Island. He is the son of Adrian Frey of La Crosse.
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Dennis J. Frey
la Crosse
Blandy
Rhode Island Council of the Navy League
Brandy
Newport
Frey
Sue Gegenfurtner
Commodore Perry Village
Middletown
R. I
Adrian Frey
Cass St
Scientist says agricultural chemicals do not harm foods
Madison based Farm and Home Week remarks by Robert White Stevens of American Cyanamid Co call claims that farming chemicals poison foods or upset nature’s balance “arrant nonsense.” He warns curtailing chemicals could threaten feeding mankind, arguing a world food production surge is needed to feed growing populations. He notes the risk of starvation remains within reach if major agricultural factors are mishandled. He cites a framing of population, production, and surplus in current discussions. Wisconsin lilac flowering dates from 1960 and 1961, based on volunteer observers, show earliest May 6 in Rock County and latest May 28 in Oconto County for 1960, with 1961 dates ranging May 16 in Rock and Walworth counties.
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Madison
Chemical Company
Robert White-Stevens
The
American Cyanamid Co
Farm and Home Week
White-Stevens
America
University of Wisconsin
M.N. Dana
Wisconsin
Rock County
Oconto
Rock
Walworth
Local Dates in Iron Rock and Bayfield Counties noted
The record lists June 5 in Iron County and two 1962 dates May 5 in Rock County and May 25 in Bayfield County. These entries place the events in different counties with specified May dates and a June 5 date for Iron County.
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Iron County
Rock
Bayfield County
Wisconsin Farm Bureau urges cuts to federal and state spending
FB Seeks Out In Federal, State Spending. Fennimore Wisconsin AP. Farm Bureau Federation officials called for reductions in both federal and state spending. Legislative director William Kasakaitas said members want agriculture to lead debt reduction and tax cuts by cutting 20 percent of the agriculture budget. Wisconsin President Percy Hardiman backed a 10 percent cut in federal spending and criticized Kennedy proposals as lacking responsibility. Kasakaitas said the budget issue dominates Wisconsin politics with pressures from deficits and excessive requests.
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Fennimore
Wis
Farm Bureau Federation
William Kasakaitas
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Percy Hardiman
Hartland
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Kennedy
Kasakaitas
Wisconsin
Readstown Woman Heads March of Dimes Drive
Mrs Harlan Sime of Readstown Wis was named chairman of the March of Dimes drive for the village. Her coworkers include Mmes Mabel Jacobson Hazel Lowrey Geraldine Dull Alice Glass Gudrun Ward Eileen Larson Arlene Howell Madeline Ewers and Lottie Sime.
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Readstown
Wis
Harlan Sime
Mmes
Mabel Jacobson
Hazel Lowrey
Geraldine Dull
Alice Glass
Gudrun Ward
Eileen Larson
Arlene Howell
Madeline Ewers
Lottie Sime
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Glenmore Distilleries CO
Louisville-Owensboro
Guikmores
Kate Hevner Mueller
Indiana University
Lester A. Kirkendall
Oregon State University
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FBI
SAT
Aor S
Pearl
Jim
Farmcr
City Man
Valentines
Rexall
Jackson Plaza
la Crosse Tribune
SI Noelke
Fields
Main Street
Val
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Coats
MR. H. Crews
Fiberglas
Shorty
Stuur
Leiria
Denier
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