Rickover says Thresher explosion impossible for nuclear sub
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover testified at a naval court of inquiry that a nuclear reactor on submarines cannot explode like a bomb and that fuel elements would remain intact in a serious accident. He noted deepwater cooling at 8,400 feet and said no radioactivity has been detected at the Thresher’s last position.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Naval Court of
Thresher
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Olson sisters lead Fortes Quartet to top at Racine
Miss Jeanine Olson, formerly of South Wayne and an employee of Monroe Power and Light, sang lead with the Fortes Quartet of Janesville which won the annual Sweet Adeline Chorus and Quartet contest in Racine. Janesville Sweet Adeline Chorus also won. Attending were Miss Janice Olson of Madison, Mrs Norman Olson of South Wayne, and Mrs Edna Chambers of Monroe, who afterward visited Mrs Chambers' daughter Barbara Chambers in Racine.
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Jeanine Olson
South Wayne
Monroe Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Fortes Quartet
Janesville
Sweet Adeline
Racine
Wisconsin per Cow Milk Output Sets New Record in 1962
Wisconsin producers reported an average milk yield of 8 560 pounds per cow in 1962, pushing total state production to 18 301 million pounds. The gain continues a long rise since 1950 with a three percent rise over the 1957 61 five year average and a 1950 total of 14 796 million pounds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Peace Corps starts first campus recruitment at UW Madison
A week long recruitment drive at the University of Wisconsin Madison marks the Peace Corps first of its kind effort. If successful, the program may spread to other campuses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW Madison
A _ Peace Corps
University of Wisconsin
Classified Ads Bring Buyers and Sellers Together
Classifieds connect buyers renters and sellers in one local marketplace. Ads highlight items services and opportunities helping people find matches quickly and affordably in their area.
128 Girls Scouts Earn First Class Skating Badges At Rink
The Blue Star Roller Rink announced the names of 128 Girl Scouts who earned First Class skating badges after a Saturday demonstration for parents and leaders. Troops 208 247 317 329 246 312 227 211 311 248 231 234 193 are listed with leaders and recipients in a detailed roll.
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Blue Star Roller Rink
Stacey Williams
Lester Johnson
Barbara Friedrichs
Noreen Haegele
Vonnie Roosli
Debra Phillips
Jane Schroeder
Vicky Wilde
Brenda Voegeli
Lynn Olson
Vickie Bear
Debbie Paskee
Mary Siedschlag
JoEllen Gordee
Susan Norder
Vickie Kramer
Joy Lynn Trumpy
Cathy Lewis
Linda Leuzinger
Carlene Friske
Betty Schilt
Troop 247
Susan Duckow
Jessie French
Marilyn Myers
Mary Schwoegler
Nancy Leopold
Beverly Wilkins
Linda Wilcox
Troop 317
Virginia Rogers
Sharon Leuzinger
Lloyd Holmes
Candy de Remer
Mary Holmes
Fay Goecks
Kenneth Mayer
Kathie Dearth
George Barry
Gail Stevens
Karen Goderstad
Carol Barry
Cindy Neslund
Sharon Oates
Harold Ruchti
Walter Schuepp
Carol Ruchti
Lynette Brugger
Sherry Boss
Mary Jo Janke
Jean Sickinger
Pat Connors
Patricia Dearth
Sandra Hughes
Carolyn Silvis
Joan Larson
Marcia Connors
Wanda Babler
Monticello
Carol Elmer
Shaye Babler
Mary Kay Elmer
Joann Boss
Kathy Elmer
State ruling upsets county executive idea
Madison Atty General George Thompson advised the Legislature that an Assembly bill permitting counties to elect a county executive would be unconstitutional as it would create dissimilar governmental structures. He also warned a Senate bill exempting the first 3750 of homestead value from property tax would violate the constitution.
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Madison
George Thompson
Assembly
Thompson
Senate
Harding 66 Dies in Wild Rose Father of Mrs. Earl Russell Jr
Chester A. Harding Sr. 66, of Wild Rose and formerly of Beloit and Bloom City, died Sunday. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home in Beloit. Survived by wife, two sons Chester and Arthur, two daughters, mother, two brothers, two sisters, and 12 grandchildren.
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Chester A. Harding Sr
Earl Russell Jr
Brodhead
Wild Rose
Bloom City
Beloit
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Chester
Arthur
Milwaukee
Harold Simplot
W.A. Berryman
Dallas
Tex
Edith Harding
Platteville
Jay
Abel
Gertie Ludeke
Pearl Collins
Los Angeles
Argyle Area Family Adopts Collie Puppy
A collie puppy rescued from the sheriffs adoption program found a new home on a farm near Argyle. The dog stayed behind after a mother and seven children were sent by bus to Michigan to stay with relatives. Father Edward Francis Marsh, 44, is jailed awaiting Oregon felony warrant authorities. he waived extradition.
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Sheriff's Department
Argyle
Michigan
Edward Francis Marsh
Oregon
Public Auction License Sought in City Council Meeting
The April 23 1963 Common Council special meeting reviewed Ben E Kublys request to hold a public auction on April 27 1963 on Highway 81 West. The License Committee was assigned the matter and the council voted unanimously to grant the license and notify the ey department.
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Council Chamber
O. R. Evans
L. M. Johnson
O. N. Johnson
Simpson
Chambers
Flisram
Bober
Burgy
Schindler
Evans
Ben E. Kubly
Ben E. Ku
Bly
West
Ey Department
Baber
Milwaukee Clipper Returns to Lake Michigan Runs
The excursion liner Milwaukee Clipper will undergo 350000 in refurbishing and resume summer service on Lake Michigan from Milwaukee to Muskegon Michigan. The ship is scheduled to begin summer runs on June 21, with operations planned for this season.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Mich
Milwaukee Clipper to Return to Service After Memorial Day
Frank Knobloch of the Wisconsin and Michigan Steamship Co. announced the Milwaukee Clipper would be commanded by Capt. Robert Priefer and sail from Muskegon. Plans to replace it with the Aquarama were dropped after the owners and Milwaukee city could not agree on harbor deepening costs to allow docking at the municipal passenger pier.
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Frank Knobloch
Wisconsin and Michigan Steamship Co
Muskegon
Robert Priefer
Aquarama
City of
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Municipal
Final Immunizations Completed in County
The second and last round of immunizations supervised by county nurse Mrs. Martha Tschudy finished yesterday with 1,095 doses in the second round and 882 in the first, totaling 1,977 doses. City clinic work by Mrs. Katheryn Etter continues this week.
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Martha Tschudy
Katheryn Etter
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Morroe
Rexall Drugs
Ray Hughes
Jackie Mills
Chris Millen
Donna Wilkins
Vickie Hughes
Virginia Blum
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Barbara Share
Deborah Kubly
Jo- Ann Kitto
Gretchen Gable
Theresa Schwoegler
Carolyn Casmer
Marie Schwartz
Patty Elmer
Libby Ripp
William Davidson
Alvin Kubly
Geralyn Ann Schuepp
Jean Babula
Sylvia Davidson
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Mary Roth
Karen Norder
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Sandra Irvin
Karen Crooks
Wendy Kubly
Janice Remus
Wendie Hughdahl
Cathy Hayes
Carolyn Myers
Jan Schillinger
Ginny Bacon
Mary Holcomb
Evie Webster
Troop
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Kathy Norton
Linda Caster
Suzanne Brennan
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Debbie Gibbons
Carol Gibbons
Gail Gibbons
Bonnie Hartman
Marcia Simmons
Lynn Jensen
Mary Stauffacher
Karen Kessenich
Sharon Maurer
C.A. Harding
Argyle Area Family
de Lis
Alunirs
Monroe
Clarno Ro
Proceedings of Common Council
F. M. Bray City Clerk
Milwaukee Clipper
Windy Acres Golf Club
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Standard
Askus
Standard Oil
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American Oil Company
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17Th Avenue
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18Th Avenue
Curley
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Monroe, Wis
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