Milk market merger urged to raise prices in Midwest
A. L. McWilliams of the Pure Milk Association proposed merging four milk marketing areas in Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota to form a standby pool funded by fees from other markets. The plan would replace the Chicago Milwaukee Madison and Rock River Valley orders with a single base order and seek USDA hearings.
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Pure Milk Association
Illinois
Wisconsin
A. L. McWilliams
PMA
Minnesota Dairies
Mississippi River Valley
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
McWilliams
Chicago Area
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rock River Valley
Associated Dairymen
Houston
Tex
Minneapolis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Agricultural
Police Officer Must Live In City Court Ruling
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds Minneapolis rule requiring officers to reside within city limits. Sgt. Lloyd W. Berg, suspended in 1964 for moving to suburban Bloomington, appeals denied. Court notes public employment is a privilege and cities may impose residency restrictions.
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Supreme Court
William Murphy
Hennepin County
Berg
Minneapolis Civil Service Commission
Viking Aviation Opens Weekend Air Show At La Crosse Airport
Viking Aviation announces a two day open house at La Crosse Municipal Airport featuring a public display of private and business airplanes, educational aviation exhibits, an aviation film, and introductory flight lessons in a Piper Cherokee. Models include the Piper Aztec C Twin Comanche B Cherokee Six and more.
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la Crosse Municipal
Myron Swenson
Viking Aviation
Swenson
Viking
Viking Flying Service
Max Conrad
Capetown
South Africa
St. Petersburg
Fla
Girl Scouts Cancel Plans For 1968 Roundup
Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Resources Commission says national Girl Scouts canceled plans for the 1968 roundup. St Croix State Park had been considered for the event that drew over 100000 in past host states. The cancellation was announced at a meeting in Ely.
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Ely
Minn
Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Resources Commission
National
Girl Scouts Organization
Minnesota
St. Croix State Park
Commission
Mexico City
Eline Sen
Henry Harren
Albany
Alvarez del Castillo Medibore
the Commission
Ganymede Largest Moon in Solar System Explained
Uncle Rays Corner notes a World Book prize to Mark Twain School and explains Ganymede as the largest moon orbiting Jupiter with a diameter of 3100 miles. It travels seven days around Jupiter, 666000 miles away, at three miles a second, with Titan and Callisto among other large moons.
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Ann Conner
Jupiter
Mercury
Earth
Ganymede
Titan
Saturn
Callisto
Triton
Solar System
Neptune
Mars
Surfers Banned From 17 Boston Metropolitan Beaches
Boston AP report says surfers banned from 17 metropolitan district beaches. Commissioner Howard Whitmore Jr. stated the Thursday action aims to prevent hazards to bathers at heavily patronized beaches, especially by unskilled surfers.
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Boston
Howard Whitmore Jr
State girl dies after penicillin pill reaction
A 17 year old girl, Tony Fula of suburban Wauwatosa, died Thursday after taking a penicillin pill prescribed for her brother. An autopsy by the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office attributed death to a sensitive reaction to the drug.
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Milwaukee
Tony Fula
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee County Medical Examiner
Freezer Meat Chain Faces Deceptive Bait Ads Allegation
The Agriculture Department filed complaints against Bruhm's Freezer Meats of Alexandria Virginia Beefland Freezer Meats of Denver Colorado and Bristol Wisconsin charging violations of the Packers and Stockyards Act for bait and switch advertising. A July 27 hearing in Kenosha Wisconsin is set with subsequent sessions in Denver and Alexandria.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Virginia
Colorado
Packers and Stockyards Act
Bruhm’s ‘Freezer Meats
Alexandria
Beefland Freezer Meats
Denver
Colo
Bristol
Wis
Earl Bruhm Jr
Robert Bruhm
Elkhorn
Neb
Chain
Kenosha
Wisconsin Senators Vote With Majority
Senators Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire of Wisconsin voted with the majority as the Senate passed the packaging and labeling bill 72 to 9 and sent it to the House.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Senate
House
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