Polio Vaccine Clinics Map Five County Sites This Weekend
Public Sabin oral polio vaccination clinics run in five counties with Monroe hosting Sunday. Doses available at Monticello high school New Glarus elementary Bank of Brodhead Albany Bank Brown town school and Monroe Armory Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drive in option near Armory to reduce congestion.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Bank of Brodhead
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Browntown
House Expands National Vocational Training Aid
The House approved a broad vocational education bill by 300 to 65, aiming to modernize training amid a changing economy. It would authorize 1.56 billion for three programs and raise federal support from about 57 million annually to 731 million over four years, including five residential schools for dropouts and youths in tough environments.
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Washington
House
Ski Areas Report Plenty of New Snow in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan
Milwaukee area skiers face brisk winds and near zero temperatures but enjoy fresh snowfall for weekend trips. In Michigan, Houghton reports 8 inches and Marquette 7 inches on the ground.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Houghton
Marquette
Pupils May Receive Vaccine Here Sunday
Students in the Monroe School District who missed the second Sabin dose at school centers this week should go to the Monroe Armory on Sunday. Mrs. Kathryn Etter, city school nurse, said dosage cards will be available. She noted 2 952 doses were given in the district.
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Kathryn Etter
Etter
Wisconsin Sees Cold Break Forecast Over Snowy Blitz
Friday brought numb cold to Wisconsin damping the expected blizzard as temps fell to 1 below and rose to 6 above by afternoon. Forecasters expect continued subfreezing nights with scattered flurries and warn icy roads on secondary routes amid ongoing severe cold in Dakotas and surrounding states.
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Texas
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Madison Enacts Housing Equality Ordinance With Exemptions
The Madison City Council approved an ordinance banning discrimination in housing, employment, and public accommodations. Exemptions cover owner occupied residences and small rental properties, with a 12 to 10 test vote turning into a tie resolved by Mayor Henry E. Reynolds who supported the measure.
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Madison
Henry E. Reynolds
Heuss, Bonn's First President, Dies at 79
STUTTGART Germany flags on all public buildings flew at half staff to mourn Theo dor Heuss West Germanys first president Heuss died in his Stuttgart home Thursday night at age 79 from circulatory failure His son Dr Ernest Heuss received condolences from Germany and abroad
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West Germany
Theodor Heuss
Heuss
Ernest Heuss
Monroe High Chorus and Junior Chorus to Present Christmas Concert
The Monroe high school chorus and the junior high chorus will present their annual Christmas concert at the junior high auditorium next Wednesday at 8 p.m. A visual theme replaces past phrases, with Ruth Chambers’ stained-glass windows featured on posters and programs. The 100-voice junior chorus opens with mixed voice French carols, followed by the high school chorus in iridescent green robes performing a varied program including unaccompanied 16th and 17th century sacred choruses and works such as Mozart’s Gloria from the 12th Mass and a Turn to No. 1.
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Monroe High School
Ruth Chambers
Dairy Queens to visit Turner Hall event in Madison
Four dairy industry representatives travel to Turner Hall for a 10 30 a m program with luncheon speaker and proposed resolutions. Sandra Weiss 17 from Browntown Monroe High senior and 7 year 4 H member leads the Green County Dairy Queen crew alongside Lafayette County Dairy Queens Nancy Winn Kay Hillery and Marilyn Draeger the current Alice in Dairyland.
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Browntown
Monroe High School
Lafayette County Dairy Queens
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Delbert Winn
Kay Hillery
George Hillery
Pleasant View +r Club
Marilyn Draeger
Ft. Atkinson
Alice In Dairyland
Fred Salzwedel Dies at 75 in Monroe
Fred F. Salzwedel 75 of 2014 16th Avenue died at 4 10 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital fifteen minutes after admission from a heart attack He was a former farmer and carpenter contractor who sold the latter business last summer Born March 3 1888 in Sylvester Township he was married January 26 1911 in Juda EUB church to Lillian Hartwig They farmed in Sylvester and Clarno Townships before moving to Monroe in 1944 to start his carpenter contractor business He was a member of Immanuel EUB church Surviving are four sons Lloyd Robert George and Frank and two daughters Mrs Willard Mauermann and Mrs Clifford Kesler all of Monroe three sisters Mrs Selmer Gordee Argyle and Miss Eda Salzwedel and Miss Emma Salzwedel Woodford plus 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his wife October 1 1957 two brothers and two grandchildren in infancy Services will be held at 130 p m Monday at Immanuel Church with Rev Melvin J Roehrdanz officiating Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call at the Stuesky funeral home from noon Sunday until 10 a m Monday
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Woodford
Juda Eub
Lillian Elizabeth Hartwig
Sylvester
Clarno
Monroe
Salzwedel
Immanuel Eub Church
Lloyd
Robert
George
Frank
Willard Mauermann
Clifford Kesler
Selmer Gordee
Eda Salzwedel
Emma Salzwedel
Ernest
Juda
Immanuel Church
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
Girl Threat to Judge Leads to Mental Examination
A 16 year old Baraboo area girl who threatened to shoot Sauk County Judge Harland H Hill was ordered committed to Winnebago State Hospital Oshkosh for a mental examination. She was taken into custody during a courthouse fire escape incident with a loaded rifle. The girl, who lived on a Baraboo area farm, had prior hearings before Judge Hill and recently underwent a prior mental evaluation.
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Sauk County
Winnebago State Hospital
Oshkosh
James Seering
Harland H. Hill
Hill
State Diagnostic Center
Reynolds Highway Plan Faces Referendum Set For April
Madison Gov John W Reynolds accelerated highway program stalls as Republicans push to referendum this April 7 election. Assembly votes 90 to 3 to reject Project 66 and send plan to voters. Referendum asks if voters approve a one cent per gallon gasoline tax increase to fund state and interstate road construction.
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John W. Reynolds
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Cambodian Leader Says Happy to Break Relations With U S
Prince Sihanouk said he would welcome breaking diplomatic ties with the United States after a protest delivered by Ambassador Sprouse. He urged quick relati ons break while accusing U S rhetoric of threats and Polaris bombs. The State Department denied delivering a protest and asked for clarification of a Cambodian broadcast.
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Norodom Sihanouk
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Cheddar Exchange Sees Light Trading Across Wisconsin List
Green Bay notes light activity on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange with one car of State brand pasteurized single daisies 37 percent sold unchanged. At close, one car daisies and one car pasteurized longhorns 37 percent offered with no bids filled.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farm Bureau Reelects Shuman and Backs Limited Government
At its Chicago convention the American Farm Bureau Federation reelected Charles B Shuman of Sullivan Illinois to a two year term and re elected Walter L Randolph as vice president. Resolutions urged reduced crop controls fewer subsidies lower price supports and a free market approach to stabilization of farming. The group opposed strict cargo preference laws and criticized food stamps medical care for the aged and tax cut plans without spending reductions.
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Bob Hope Leaves Hospital With Wry Christmas Trip Hope
Bob Hope, 60, left Children's Hospital after a week of treatment for a blood clot that caused blurred vision. He joked that even a children's hospital cannot make him feel any younger and said he is likely to travel to entertain servicemen in the Middle East this Christmas.
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Bob Hope
Children’s Hospital
Hope
Middle East
Boss Of Cosa Nostra Angelo Bruno Nabbed In Boston Flight
The Philadelphia crime figure Angelo Bruno age 53, reputed head of the Cosa Nostra, was arrested by agents on arrival from Italy at Boston Logan International Airport. He had left Italy Thursday night and was indicted in Philadelphia on October 31 for conspiring to violate federal law on interstate travel to commit extortion.
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Pan American World Airways
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Logan International
Bruno
Italy
Philadelphia
U.S
Vietnam Crashes Kill 8 Americans in Delta and Highlands
In the Mekong Delta a twin engine H37 helicopter crashed killing five Americans aboard and leaving one survivor. rescue teams recovered three bodies with a fourth believed buried in Kien Phong province. Hours later a single engine Otter plane crash near Ban Me Thuot killed all seven on board, including four U.S. advisers.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
Kien Phong
Central Highlands
Nha Trang
Ban Me Thuot
Next Week's School Cafeteria Menus
Editor note shows weekly dinners for high school students. Monday features creamed ham and vegetables. Tuesday offers two Bar-B-Qs with slaw and apple sauce. Wednesday serves turkey with potatoes and carrots. Thursday presents a South Dakota dinner with salad and doughnuts. Friday menu includes tuna noodles with buttered peas and peaches.
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South Dakota
FBI silent on raid as Sinatra kidnap case widens
In Hollywood the FBI distributed serial numbers of the ransom bills totaling 240000 in denominations from five to a hundred. A Canoga Park raid removed boxes from a ramshackle home as agents searched for clues and potential kidnapers. Neighbors and a liquor distributor iden tified as informant claimed a camera tracked the ransom pickup in West Los Angeles. No arrests were announced and Sinatra Sr. remained unavailable for comment.
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Frank Sinatra Jr
Washington
San Fernando Valley
Canoga Park
Oakland
Frank Sinatra Sr
Oakland Tribune
Sinatra
Tribune
Associated Press
Sinatra Sr
Bel-Air
Los Angeles
The
San Francisco Bay Area
Sinatra Jr
Lake Tahoe
California- Nevada
Paul Belford
Frank Long
Cletus Scollon
Three Children Die in Milwaukee Apartment Fire
A Milwaukee fire killed three of nine Johnson children aged 4 5 and 7 as they slept in a second floor bedroom. Mrs Flossie Johnson, 37, was treated for smoke inhalation and the medical examiner attributed the deaths to smoke inhalation.
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Freeman
Phyllis
Curtis
Johnson
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