Co-Op Council Seeks Dairy Support Raise
Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Cooperatives urged Secretary Clifford Hardin on Thursday to raise the USDA dairy support level to 90 percent of parity or $4.67. The dairy division with 30,000 members handles over eight billion pounds of milk, as national production trends downward about two percent yearly since 1964 with 1964 output at 126,961 million pounds and 1968 at 117,281 million pounds.
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Madison
USDA
Clifford Hardin
Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Cooperatives
Council
Deaths in Waukon Peter J. Sweeney 76
Peter J. Sweeney 76 of Waukon died Thursday June 5 in a local hospital. He was born Feb 28 1893 on a farm near Waukon and lived there his life. He married Edith Deeney Jan 24 1922. Survived by widow four sons four brothers two sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral service 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St Patrick Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery Lycurgus. Martin Funeral Home in charge.
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Waukon
Iowa
Peter J. Sweeney
Anton Sweeney
Edith Deeney
Cletus
Waterloo
Donald
William
Robert
Cedar Rapids
Michael
Hugh
Anton
Elkader
Dubuque
Thomas McCabe
Bartley Needham
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
F. G. Heles
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lycurgus
Martin Funeral Home
Henry Saley
St. Cloud St
Park Falls
la Crosse
Mayme Laitourell
Edward
Atlantic
Melvin Gilberg
Onalaska
John
Myron Glick
Nola Cemetery
Obituary Roundup for Sharp Grady Donavan and Domenger
Hugh Sharp 83 of Black River Falls died June 5 after a career in farming carpentry and a chicken hatchery. Services Sunday at United Methodist Church with burial in French Creek Cemetery. John Donovan Tomah 91 died June 5 with services June 7 at Ninneman's Funeral Home and St Mary's Church. David P Domenger infant son of Mr and Mrs Domenger buried at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Albert E Muir 81 of Dubuque Iowa former Milwaukee Road conductor dies May 31. John E Donovan 83 of Tomah died June 4 with services at St Marys Catholic Church.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Hugh Sharp
South Dakota
Jackson County
Sharp
Robert
Pearl) Bible
Frank
Mary Lou) Risch
Merrillan
H. Ellsworth Sharp
Strum
Black River Falls United Methodist Church
Calvin Carey
French Creek
Langlois-Galston
David Paul Domenger
David Domenger
Rose St
Frank Goodlake
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park Cemetery
James Michael
Lois Nimocks
la Crosse
Mabel Domenger
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Albert E. Muir
Dubuque
Iowa
Milwaukee Road
Masonic Lodge
Low
Alice Foley
Linwood Cemetery
Tomah
John E. Donovan
St. Mary’s
Francis
Insurance schemes tied to Mafia loans and arrests
The hearing outlines Mafia linked life policy schemes with policies issued on John A. Masiello Jr. and payouts used as collateral for Royal National Bank loans. Investigations name A. I. C. Corp Florida connections, Tintair stock deals, and State Fire bonds, with figures and individuals named across New York, Oklahoma, Florida, and Arizona.
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John A. Masiello Jr
Maurice A. Minuto
Long Island
N.Y
Royal National Bank of New York
Goldberg
Community National
A. I. C. Corp
Florida
New York
Barry Galt
Tintair Inc
Tintair
Satiris Galahad Fassoulis
Lionel M. Reisler
Sanford E. Rafsky
Oklahoma
Emile
Tommy the Twitch) Tucker
Tucker
State Fire and, Casualty Co
New York State Investigation Commission
Peter J. Rugani Jr
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
George H. Henry
Miami
State Fire
Minuto
John Masiello
Tom Waddell
Florida Insurance Department
Tallahassee
Arizona
Millard Humphrey
Financial Security Life Insurance Co
Financial General Corp
Philip Goldberg
Phoenix
Kansas City
Springfield
Ill
William Skillman
Kansas City, MO
Skillman
City Band Schedules Two Sunday Concerts
The La Crosse City Band will perform Sunday at Oak Forest Sanitarium in Ona laska and June 15 at Hill View. Concerts begin at 2 p.m., funded by the Recording Industries Trust Funds.
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la Crosse City
Oak Forest Sanitarium
Onalaska
Hillview
Recording Industries Trust Funds
Moon Men To Be Quarantined After Moon Return
Apollo 11 astronauts face a two week quarantine and iodine disinfection to prevent lunar contamination. Navy frogmen, isolation garments, and sealed lunar samples will be used as astronauts travel from splashdown to Houston for the quarantine lab at the Manned Spacecraft Center with 18 physicians aboard.
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Atlanta
Earth
David J. Sencer
National
Tee
Moon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Sencer
Births in town announce several new daughters
June 4, a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Held at 222% S. 16th St. Patricia Tiffany. Vernon Memorial on May 30 reports a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Winston Tally Judy Morrison. June 1 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Mapp JoEllen Stennison. Mrs. Eugene Peterson Judy Gabrielson.
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John Held
S. 16Th St
Patricia Tiffany
Winston Tally
Judy Morrison
William Mapp
JoEllen Stennison
Eugene Peterson
Judy Gabrielson
224 Delegates Elected for Holstein Friesian Convention
Floyd Jones is among 224 delegates chosen to attend the 84th annual Holstein Friesian Association of America convention. The five day event begins Monday in Anaheim California.
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Bangor
Wis
Floyd Jones
Holstein-Freisian Association of America
Anaheim
Calif
Ten Hogan Students Earn Presidential Fitness Awards
Ten Hogan School children receive presidential physical fitness awards for superior skill in pullups situps shuttle run standing broad jump 50 yard dash softball throw and 600 yard dash. Five are fifth graders Gary Clements Lisa Whaley Bill Rudy Cathi Robinson and five sixth graders Debbie Zirbes Pat Dolan Bob Tobin Kim Bockenhauser Bob Walchak and Jim Potter marking the first Hogan honorees since President Kennedy launched the program nine years ago.
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Hogan
John Kennedy
Gary Clements
Lisa Whaley
Bill Rudy
Cathi Robinson
Debbie Zirbes
Pat Dolan
Bob Tobin
Kim Bockenhauser
Bob Walchak
Jim Potter
Fun of Summer Sun Wind and Water with a Wig
Norma's offers a playful summer feature with sun wind and water themes. The item highlights a wig suitable for sunny seaside days and outdoor fun. It emphasizes ease of wear and playful style choices for warm weather activities.
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Co-Op Council
Peter Sweeney
Patrick Grady
Arthur Jepsen
Land O’lakes Creameries, Inc
John P. Horlamus
Golden Guernsey Dairy Cooperative
Alton D. Block
East Central Breeders Association Cooperative
Glenn Chapman
Kenosha Milk Producers Cooperative
Elmer Leppen
Twin City Milk Producers Association
A. L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
George W. Rupple
Consolidated Badger Cooperative
Truman Torgerson
Lake To Lake Dairy Cooperative
Robert J. Williams
Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative
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Church
White Funeral Home
Julia Diven
Florian Kuklinski
Catherine
Ellen McKeon
Spokane
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Menomonie
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David Domenget
Dale D. Muenzenberger
Schumacher Funeral Home
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Kroner Hardware
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