Program Listed For Yale Capers
The complete program for tomorrow night’s band presentation Christmas Capers announced by Joseph Rieraldo and Allan Barnard. Monroe High School bands perform at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium with pieces from Alleluia to The Toy Shop. Notable soloists include Gary Neuenschwander, Cathy Zweifel, Jeff Kahl, Coralyn Carlson and Susan Schilt among others. cadet band members will assist as ushers and distributors in a multi-act program. McCarthy to Speak: Wisconsin campus rally opens Democratic challenger Eugene McCarthy’s 1968 campaign in Madison under Students for McCarthy and UW Young Democrats.
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Joseph Rieraldo
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe High School
Emmanuel
Barnard
Gary Neuenschwander
Robert Skattum
Mark Skattum
Cathy Zweifel
Jeff Kahl
Sue Mahlbuch
John Robertson
Anna Wuethrich
Steve Rosa
Susan Schilt
Coralyn Carlson
Keith Haldiman
Connie Benkert
Kirsten Kundert
Mary Sulzer
Elaine ‘Walters
Robert Crandall
Mark’ Krattiger
Robert Gordee
McCarthy
Madison
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Johnson
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Students For
UW Young Democrats
Wisconsin considers new site for state fair amid crowding
A 120 page report urges relocating Wisconsin’s annual fair from West Allis State Fair Park to a larger site in southeastern Wisconsin near I 90 and I 94. The plan cites insufficient parking and capacity, estimates a 35 to 45 million dollar price tag, and calls for a 640 acre site yet to be chosen. Also covered are Assembly bills creating a nine member law enforcement board and a five member legislative committee to probe crime syndicates in Wisconsin.
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Madison
State Department of Administration
Wisconsin
State Building Commission
West Allis State Fair Park
West Allis
State Department of Local Affairs and Development
Assembly
Senate
Bronson la Follette
Prominent New Glarus Merchant Jacob Disch Dies
Jacob S Disch a noted New Glarus businessman died this morning at his home likely from a heart attack He and Bertha Streiff observed their golden wedding anniversary last month at Swiss Church He was born in New Glarus and married Bertha November 22 1917 in New Glarus He and his wife operated Dischs Hardware and later expanded into Dischs Outlet in Monticello Survivors include Bertha and three children Gerold and Geraldine plus a sister in Madison ten grandchildren and one great grandchild Arrangements are at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus
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New Chorus
Jacob S. Disch
New Glarus
Disch
Monticello
George Hartman
Ger
Ald
Ana Ioland
Bertha Disch
Madison
Zentner Funeral Home
New TB drug Myambutol hailed as breakthrough
Lederle Laboratories announces Myambutol Ethambutol gained FDA approval and is prescribed with older TB drugs. Trials involving 2900 patients show effectiveness against resistant TB strains. WHO reports 15 to 20 million global TB cases with 2 to 3 million deaths annually. US 1964 study noted 50,800 new active cases and 8,303 deaths.
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Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.Y
Food and Drug Administration
Lederle
United States
World Health Organization
Public Health Service
New Glarus Votes Tax Rate At 43 50 Per Thousand
New Glarus sets a tax rate of 43.50 per thousand after the village board's budget hearing. The rate rises from 39.80 due to higher county and school taxes, with the 1968 budget adopted at 121000 compared with last year's 131000. Governor Knowles underwent five medical tests at University Hospitals but was reported feeling fine.
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New Glarus
Madison W
Warren P. Knowles
Daily Doggerel By Clair R. Munns
The column title hints at a missing daily doggerel by Clair R. Munns. The note asks where the verse went, whether it arrived or was lost, and requests a copy editor to send along a replacement for publication.
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Clair R. Munns
Monroe Voters Reject Urban Renewal Referendum
Voters turnout was 50 percent plus as Monroe rejected the Tornado Urban Renewal plan by 1,293 to 947. Results are advisory. City Council will decide tonight. Ward breakdown shows multiple constituencies opposing the project. The plan would have leveraged a federal loan of 87,000 tied to 67,000 spent so far.
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Monroe
John MacInnis
Monroe Taxpayers League
Urvan
West Side
Palm Sunday
Wisconsin Atty
Bronson LaFolette
Board of Public Works
Alphorn Ford
Public Property Committee
LeRoy Babler
Services Will Be Friday Henry Kramer 63 dies
Henry Kramer a Monroe farm equipment parts dealer died after arrival at St. Clare Hospital at 10 25 p m Tuesday December 5 He had been hospitalized repeatedly and returned home after a morning dismissal Kramer born July 2 1904 in Fredericksburg Iowa was married to Florence Moore February 14 1956 in Monroe He traveled extensively across the United States and abroad including Africa and Switzerland and operated his business from his farm on the former Sid Wells place near Monroe
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Henry Kra
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Kramer
Sid Wells Place
Brodhead
Fredericksburg
Gottfried
Marie Horney Kramer
Switzerland
America
Henry Kramer
Florence Moore
Union
Heart Transplant Patient Reaches Crucial Period
Louis Washkansky, 55, who received a heart from Denise Ann Darvall after a weekend operation at Groote Schuur Hospital, shows signs of improvement and normal heart function. Doctors warn a critical period may begin in three to ten days as the body may reject the donor heart. Washkansky thanks the surgeons and sends love to his wife while a nurse notes his outgoing, joking mood.
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Cutie
Louis Washkansky
Frankenstein
Groote Schuur
Marius Barnard
Washkansky
Denise Ann Darvall
Barnard
Ann
Swiss Colony expands with 40 stores and 1100 employees
Swiss Colony of Monroe staffs 1100 plus workers from 60 communities with 40 retail outlets nationwide led by a Monroe flagship. New stores open in Reno Nav Warwick RI Tulsa Okla Elmira NC Gulfport Miss Brookfield WI and Cape Girardeau MO while Hawaii mirrors Monroe in design. The firm plans 25 more openings in 1968 and adds six administrative staff including Paul Bouda and Mark Ryan.
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Swiss Colony of
Monroe
United States
Honolulu
Hawaii
Reno
Nav
Warwick
Tulsa, Okla
Elmira, N.C
Gulfport, Miss
Brookfield, Wis
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Paul Bouda
Mark Ryan
Otto Manis
Dale Elliott
Allen Fjelstad
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