Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine deemed safe and effective
A physician's report reviews studies on the Sabin oral polio vaccine and its safety. It notes polio's history, Salk vaccine impact, and the Polio Advisory Committee’s finding that no case can be proven caused by Sabin. Many vaccine-related cases were misattributed and most concerns stem from partial community protection.
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Green County
Jonas Salk
U.S
Canada
United States
Surgeon General
Public vaccine clinics urge Sabin doses for all ages in Green County
Green County Medical Society urged residents to take Sabin oral polio vaccine at six area clinics this week with a March makeup for those who missed Type I. Type III is this week and Type II is planned for late January, with no age limit and no residency restrictions.
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Green County Medical Society
Illinois
Wisconsin
Green County
Monroe
Monroe Armory
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Bank of Brodhead
Browntown
Albany
Bank of Albany
Capacity Crowd Hails Play and Band at Junior High
A capacity crowd braved weather to see The Perfect Carol at the junior high auditorium. Stephen Benkett directed the play with Kathy Burkhard and Mark Rosa leading the choir and Cadet Band under Allan F. Barnard, performing Silent Night and Christmas selections.
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Stephen Benkett
Kathy Burkhard
Mark Rosa
Kathy Bennet
Allan F. Barnard
Cheese Market Steady As Demand Holds Near Madison
Madison Wisconsin cheese market reports firm tone with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Cheddar prices range from 34 to 44, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39, single daisies 38 to 39, long horns 38 to 39, midgets 37.54 to 40.42 per hundredweight.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger cheese winners named
Three Green County and one Lafayette County cheesemakers win top honors at the 25th Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting set for Turner Hall. Richard Ewing and Henry Kolb lead in wheel Swiss and rindless Swiss, with Roy Bissig and Roy Kundert topping brick and muenster classes. Awards announced at 11 a.m. with Farm Bureau women serving dinner at noon.
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Green County
Lafayette County
Blanchardville
Ewing
Kolb
Bissig
Kundert
John Milz
Wells Factory
Argyle
Lester Wilborn
Adamsville
Barneveld
John Stadelman
New Central Factory
Basco
Dane County
Roy Rothenbuehler
Hay Hollow
Adams Township
Stadelman
Edwin Jaeggs
Spring Creek
Brodhead
Muenster
David Seeholzer
Silver Lewis
Monticello
Albany
Hans Geissbuhler
Lamont Central
Darlington
Ivan Gobeli
Franklin
Monroe
Wilbur Burri
Town Line
South Wayne
Joe Birk
Giese
Juda
John Tuescher
Gutzmer Factory
Fred Ochsner
Maple Leaf
Richard Ewing
York Center
Joe Wells
Whitehead
John Marty
Davis
Leo Wills
Calamine
John Dallman
Stuart
The
Farm Bureau
Pawlisch Declines Run in Spring Brodhead Election
Dr. Pawlisch, a Brodhead veterinarian and mayor, says he will not seek re election. He cites family church and professional commitments as reasons and notes that many goals in office remained unfinished. The April 7 election will fill Third and Fourth Ward seats held by Ray Timm and John Pengra, with Pengra seeking re election. The First Ward alderman unexpired term also needs filling after Richard Markham resigned. former City Clerk Donald Edwards is mentioned as a candidate.
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Brodhead
Times Special
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Pawlish
Ray Timm
John Pengra
Richard Markham
Donald Edwards
Mrs Kennedy Acquires Georgetown House for Move
Jacqueline Kennedy has purchased a 169-year-old Georgetown town house with 14 rooms across from Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman’s residence. She plans to move in with her two children by mid January after moving from the White House. The price was not disclosed though listed at 225000 and recently reduced to about 190000.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Georgetown
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
N. Street
White House
Secrecy shrouds Kidnaper Search in Sinatra Jr Case
FBI dispatched a dozen men to the San Fernando Valley as investigators hunt suspects in the Sinatra Jr kidnapping. Residents report agents checking homes and stopping cars at intersections while LA officials protest secrecy. Sinatra Jr 19 was abducted while staying at a Lake Tahoe motel and released after a $240,000 ransom was arranged by his father. He says he cannot discuss details until questioning by the FBI is complete.
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Hollywood
FBI
San Fernando Valley
Frank Sinatra Jr
West Valley
Sinatra Jr
Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Samuel W. Yorty
Lake Tahoe
California-Nevada
Bel-Air
Dooms Rabinovitz Nomination Likely To End This Session
Sen Samuel J Ervin announced that David Rabinovitz will perish with the current Congress session as Wisconsin western district judgeship faces stalemate. He noted the nomination has stalled for two months amid attorney opposition and possible White House intervention by President Johnson.
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Washington
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Congress
Senate
Samuel J. Ervin
D-Nc
Senate Judiciary
Rabinovitz
Johnson
Kennedy
Ervin
White House
Kenya Declares Independence Amid Celebration in Nairobi
Nearly 100 000 Africans cheered as Kenya became Africa's 35th independent nation. The crowd sang and whistled in Nairobi while leaders faced frontier warfare tribal rivalries and economic difficulties. Kenya was the last British colony in East Africa.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
East Africa
Assembly Rejects Reynolds Highway Plan In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin State Assembly on a 54 to 38 vote rejected Gov. Reynolds new compromise to accelerate highway construction. The plan would have limited borrowing to 150 million and funded interest from existing highway revenue for 10 years. Senate action also approved welfare aid to Menominee Enterprises Inc. bonds.
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Madison
State Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Peter
Paul
Reynolds
State Building Corporation
Wisconsin
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Alfonsi
Senate
State Welfare Department
Menominee Enterprises Inc
Christmas Mail Rush Expected by Monday
Postmaster Russell J. Myers announced the local Post Office will be open 8 30 a m to 5 p m on Saturday for mailing greeting cards and Christmas parcels. He urged mailing this week and warned the office may be swamped Monday. An extra female employee began today at the stamp window and special lobby boxes for Local and Out of Town mail were installed.
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Russell J. Myers
Bull and Heifer Sale Set for Saturday at Green County Fair
Twenty four area Holstein breeders consign 36 animals to the Green County 4H FFA and Holstein Breeders sale at the fairgrounds stock pavilion. The event starts 12 30 p m with registration transfers for purchases. fees split by price, and pedigrees provided by Ralph Elmer.
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Green County
Fairene Stock Pavilion
Carl W. Wyss
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Ralph Elmer
Monticello
John Austed
Herbert Huffman
Verlyn Eberle
Edward Oliver
John W. Ruff
Kenneth Streiff
Ben Zimmerli
Keneth Hartwig
Wayne Albertson Sr
Albany
Wayne Albertson Jr
Herman J. Schmitz
Waldo Freitag
New Glarus
Delbert Soddy
Browntown
A. H. and
R. A. Stauffacher
Glen Frautschy
Monroe
Lawrence Salesman
Argyle
Stock Mart Mixed In Moderate Trading
Rails continued to advance in an irregularly higher market as trading remained moderate. Volume was about 4.3 million shares, close to the 4.4 million seen on Wednesday. Wall Street shrugged off defense cutbacks and stocks overall moved higher, though aerospace issues posted a string of fractional declines.
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New York
Wall Street
Defense
Mayor Evans denies Assembly bid tied to decision not to run
Orville R. Evans Sr. states in a Monroe Evening Times letter he will not seek a third term as mayor and that his choice was not to pursue Assembly office. He emphasizes service to the community and hopes others of high qualification will run for mayor.
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Orville R. Evans Sr
Monroe Evening Times
Assembly
Evening Times
Monroe
Defense Chief McNamara orders 33 bases closed or reduced
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announced an economy action to shut or shrink 26 U S bases and seven overseas bases. He expects 106 million dollars in annual savings after up to three and a half years, with 8600 civilian jobs and about 7800 military posts cut, and offers for displaced civilians to transfer.
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Washington
McNamara
United States
Defense
Blizzard Grips Wisconsin With Heavy Snow and High Winds
A state blizzard warning covers Wisconsin with central and northern areas facing the heaviest snow. Monroe forecasts flurries this afternoon then blowing snow tonight and Friday. Winds 30 to 45 mph will hamper travel as five inches from yesterday and last night create slick highways. City crews under Jack Erb cleared business districts, making most streets passable for morning travel.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Rockies
Jack Erb
Renk Family Patriarch in Florida Hospital After Heart Attack
William F. Renk, 88, founder of Renk farm enterprises in Sun Prairie, is reported in fair to good condition at Winter Park Florida after a heart attack. He has been hospitalized. He is father of Wilbur Renk, a 1962 gubernatorial candidate, who left for his winter Florida home about a month ago.
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William F. Renk
Renk
Sun Prairie
Winter Park
Fla
Wilbur Renk
Florida
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