Aldermen File Continuity of Government Succession Lists
City aldermen filed their continuity of government successor lists with the city clerk under a new emergency transfer ordinance. Each ward provided five potential replacements in order of ability to serve during a nuclear or disaster event.
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Harold H. Snively
Hilton E. Kirchner
Robert E. Tschudy
Fred R. Simpson
Evan C. Chambers
Olin E. Flisram
Jerry I. Coplien
Donald F. Ripp
Howard Olson
Herman Schmitz
Lee Mitchell
Paul R. Mueller
James Gordee
Harold Whitehead
W. Harris Gempler
Harvey Loeffel
Lester B. Cummer
Robert Logeson
Russell H. Myers
Lyle F. Sickinger
Alvin H. Kubly
Edward A. Zupanc
Lester M. Johnson
John F. Caradine
Allan F. Barnard
Arthur C. Benkett
Robert Rufenacht
Marco Bregenzer
Wesley Dodge
Frederick Lanz
Dwight Crandall
Market Steady for Cheddar in Madison Wisconsin
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar market stays steady to firm with spotty demand and generally adequate supplies. Prices per pound run 48 to 55 percent for various forms including blocks and daisies, with longhorns and midgets near 51 to 55 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Daily Doggerel Verses by Clair R. Munns
Verse titled Vespers depicts an eventide scene with tall trees standing as sentinels and a cowbell’s distant tinkle. The poem praises the voice that beautifies the land.
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Clair R. Munns
Volksfest voices bring Swiss weekend to New Glarus
New Glarus hosts a Volksfest and Heidi drama with the little Swiss girl story in the high school gym. Outdoor Volkfest at Second Street park features dancing singing yodeling and flag throwing with multiple choirs and clubs. Tours of Swiss Village Hall of History farms and Chalet open. rain date Aug 14. Tickets at park gate and municipal building.
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Heidi
Delmar Zentner
Peter
Paul Vetterli
Brigatta
Willi Ruef Jr
New Glarus
Clara Seseman
Frankfurt
Germany
New
Glarus Maennerchor
Second Street
Madison Maennerchor
Edelweiss Stars
New Glarus Yodel Club
Alpine Troubadours
Monroe Turners
Monroe
Milwaukee
Glarus
Park Gate
Glarus Municipal
Glarus House
Airport Officials Press Need for Municipal Airport Upgrades
Businessmen testified at a two hour council hearing about the need for runway extension paving and low intensity lighting at the Municipal Airport. Fritz Wolf of the Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission led the session with Mayor Walter Ekum noting broad support from county and city representatives. Officials said spring weather and fog restrict the field several weeks yearly, hindering industrial growth.
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Fritz Wolf
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
State Aeronautics Commission
Walter Ekum
Planning grows for Wisconsin State Corn Picking Contest
OLLIE FINE reports a Tuesday Aug 9 meeting in the County Agricultural Building to advance planning for the 1966 State Corn Picking Contest at Idle Hour Farm near Monroe. Attendees include county agents university engineers and Flying Farmers with duties assigned from starters to publicity for the October 4 event and a possible national contest in Cedar Rapids.
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Ollie Fine
Myron Jeglum
Flying Farmers
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Engineers
Jeglum
Roland Keen
Juda
Starter
Russell Carter
John Ferguson
George House
Art Carter
Lamont Zimmerman
William Leopold
Ken Digman
Arleigh Frautschy
Don Deininger
Lloyd Deininger
Ambrose Wenger
Jim Volkert
Floyd Achteberg
Robert Hahlen
Robert Keen
Robert Brown
Jake Gruenewald
Wisconsin
Idle Hour Farm
Monroe
Orrin Berge
University of Wisconsin Articultural
Cedar Rapids
Robert Bayrhoffer
Growth and costs in modern medical care at St. Clare
Dr. Kindschi notes rapid growth in medical technology requires expensive facilities and skilled staff. He recalls St. Clare Hospital's 1939 opening versus 1966 services, explaining how expanded capabilities raise overall care costs. The piece highlights the shift from limited to nearly infinite service options and their financial impact.
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St. Clare Hospital
Two Year Plan Given Smith Suggests Programs On Winning in Asian War
Madison City Council president William B. Smith reports from Vietnam that the United States must pursue imaginative development programs alongside military efforts. He urges citizens and leaders to commit to foreign policy with shared responsibility, noting the need to elevate civilian and military planning.
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Smith
William Bradford
Bill) Smith
Madison
Viet Nam
Congress
Bribery Trial Watch for Wisconsin Assemblyman Hutnik
Judge Arnold Murphy of Marinette weighs dismissing the bribery case against Assemblyman Willis J. Hutnik amid arguments over the law's vagueness. Hutnik admits receiving a $50 check for highway meeting expenses and repays $22.50, while Anthony Wise testifies the money was not a bribe or part of any vote-understanding.
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Ladysmith
Wis
Willis J. Hutnik
Arnold Murphy
Marinette
Wisconsin
Hutnik
Hayward
Tony Wise
Wise
Stewart Honeck
Murphy
Honeck
William Platt
Wisconsin Assembly
Hayward-Ladysmith
Anthony Wise
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Barbara Hartman
Sylvan Kundert
Tinette
Seseman
Ers
Johanna Spryr
Glarus High School
Times
Warren Knowles
Advance Transformer Corporation
Knowles
Louis R. Duman
Advance Transformer
Kindschi
DR. L. G. Kindschi
William B. Smith
United States
William Smith
Jenning
Monticello
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