Six Wisconsin counties discuss expanded local mental health services
Representatives from Green Crawford Grant Iowa Lafayette and Richland Counties gathered at the Lafayette Adjustment Rehabilitation Center to explore cooperative mental health facilities. The group noted federal rules favor facilities serving 75 000 to 200 000 people and cited regional shortages and a $1 400 000 annual burden for county and state institutions. A L Steinhaus and two district consultants joined from the State Board of Health and the State Public Welfare Department.
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Green
Crawford
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette
Richland
Counies
Naomi Barnard
Amos Johnson
Martha Tschudy
Monroe
Green County
Lafayette Adjustment Rehabilitation Center
Shulisburg
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
A. L. Steinhaus
Albert Huebener
Bernard Roemer
State Public Welfare Department
Iowa County
John Wood
IHC
Farmall
A.C
Gehl
Lindsay
Winpower
Miller
Militon Choral Union Performs Berlioz Requiem in Janesville
Area residents attended concerts of Berlioz Requiem by the Milton Choral Union at Janesville High School gymnasium with the Milton College Choir Svens Loner Male Chorus from Rockford and the Madison String Sinfonia. The event featured area singers including Jack Close Sue Blumer Nancy Hughes Mark Rosa John Schuetze and Hans Bernet with support from bands from Fort Atkinson Janesville Whitewater and Milton.
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Perry Power
Robert Rosa
Monroe
Fred Voegels
Monticello
Berlioz
Milton Choral Union
Janesville High School
C. H. Snively
John Rosa
Willard Schuetze
Howard P. Olsen
Sue
Arthur C. Benkett
Roberta
Christine Allison
Donovan Faith
Dave Faith
Hervey Hoesly
Jack Close
Sue Blumer
Nancy Hughes
Mark Rosa
John Schuetze
Richard Pulikabek
Hans Bernet
Gary Hoesly
Milton Junction
Milton
Brown To Implement Riot Commission Plan
California governor Edmund G. Brown says he will implement the riot commission report and may face violence worse than last August in Los Angeles if conditions of Black residents are not improved. He accepted the 101 page study and will reconvene the panel in six months to review progress.
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Los Angeles
California
Edmund G. Brown
Commission
Alien German Shorthair Vanishes At Milwaukee Field
Diana a German shorthair pointer arrived Oct 30 at Gen Mitchell Field and vanished. Airport freight officials and U S immigration officers search. the dog speaks only German and responds to a special whistle. Reward offered after misses near the airport and mistaken identities.
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Milwaukee
Diana
Gen. Mitchell Field
U.S
Russ Smith
Manitowoc
Wis
Rahr
Holland
Smith
Werner Elected President of Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Timothy Werner publisher of the Sheboygan Press is elected president of the Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League succeeding Henry Youmans publisher of the Waukesha Freeman.
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Werner
Green Bay
Timothy Werner
Sheboygan Press
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Henry Youmans
Waukesha Freeman
Classified Ads Help Thousands Solve Daily Problems
Local readers rely on classified ads to find practical items and services. The section connects buyers and sellers for daily needs, from employment and housing to trades and personal notices, reflecting a bustling market within the community.
Boyle declines third bid for State Supreme Court
Beaver Dam. Howard H. Boyle, a two time candidate for the State Supreme Court, says he will not seek a third bid this year. He cites finances as the main obstacle to a campaign. Boyle previously won 48.8 percent against Justice Nathan S. Heffernan last spring, carrying 53 of 72 counties, and 46.8 percent against Justice Horace Wilkie in 1964. Justice Thomas E. Fairchild seeks re election next year. He was author of the
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Beaver Dam
Howard H. Boyle
State Supreme Court
Boyle
Nathan S. Heffernan
Horace Wilkie
Thomas E. Fairchild
Supreme Court ruling on Tropic of Cancer deemed not obscene
Boyle supporters in the races against Wilkie and Heffernan criticized the decision as evidence of a liberal trend on the Supreme Court after the court held Henry Miller's novel not obscene.
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Supreme Court
Henry Miller
Boyle
Wilkie
Heffernan
Belleville Honors 56 Students On First Quarter Honor Roll
Belleville school superintendent C H Hageman announced 56 students named to the honor roll for the first quarter of the 1965 66 year. Freshmen include Debra Becker Dianne Best Dennis Fahey and others. Sophomores Juniors and Seniors listed with multiple named students across classes.
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Belleville
C. H. Hageman
Debra Becker
Dianne Best
Dennis Fahey
Ted Fahey
Peggy Feller
Faye Francois
Ardis Grunnet
Nancy Haden
Lois Lien
Sonja Sherman
Jane Short
Tom Solberg
Lucy Alme
Dean Babcock
William Fahey
John Gibbons
Judy Gill
Roger Hodel
Peter Hofbauer
Florence King
William Sayles
Janice Schaller
Trudy Stadelman
Karen Stoddard
Janet Wells
Adam Baumgartner
Carl Fredrickson
James Gibbons
Gary Johnson
Bill Meyer
Georgiana Miller
Kenneth Schindler
Tom Showers
Linda Ward
Betty Stuessy
Russell Ace
Bon
Knights of Pythias Elect New Officers
John Andreck was elected chancellor commander and Herman Klassy vice chancellor at a Knights of Pythias meeting Wednesday evening. Other officers named include Robert Alder prelate Ralph Lichtenwalner secretary Charles Stubbe treasurer Roland Thorpe master-at-arms Alvin Elmer inner guard Gilbert Dettwiler outer guard Albert Geigel grand representative Frank Deininger trustee and Herman Dieckhoff deputy grand chancellor. A social evening followed in the club room with lunch.
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John Andreck
Herman Klassy
Knight of Pythias
Robert Alder
Ralph Lichtenwalner
Charles Stubbe
Rolland Thorpe
Alvin Elmer
Gilbert Dettwiler
Albert Geigel
Frank Deininger
Herman Dieckhoff
State College Rankings Highlight Wisconsin Enrollments
The 46th annual nationwide enrollment report shows University of Wisconsin and Wisconsin state university system ranking in the top 10 for fulltime students. Dr. Garland G. Parker notes a national 13 percent rise to 4.7 million students and cites aid, movement toward college, and more branch campuses as drivers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin State University System
Garland G. Parker
University of Cincinnati
State University of New York
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Mellenberger Couple Honors in Who's Who List
Karen and Roger Mellenberger, daughter and son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mellenberger, are named in the 1966 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. They attend Platteville State University majoring in Art and Science as nominees chosen by the Student Governing Board for scholarship leadership and service.
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Belleville
Karen
Roger Bellenberger
Frank Mellenberger
Plattevile State University
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