Senate approves Smith and MacArthur to Natural Resources Board
The Wisconsin Senate confirmed Charles Smith of Wausau and Arthur MacArthur of Janesville to the new Natural Resources Board created by the Kellett plan merger. Smith received 26 4 vote and MacArthur 28 2. Other appointees to the board include Behnke Lynch Potter Rohlich and Tyler with unanimous or near unanimous support. The chamber also defeated a bid to suspend ORAP condemnation powers for 18 months amid an inquiry into land purchases by the Conservation Division. The report also notes a separate crime item from Herzlia Israel where a burglar stole jewelry and escaped in a police patrol vehicle.
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Madison
Natural Resources Board
Senate
Charles Smith
Wausau
Arthur MacArthur
Janesville
Smith
MacArthur
Assembly
J. Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Conservation Agency
State Conservation Department
Warren P. Knowles
Smith and
Kellett Plan
Herbert Behnke
Shawano
Russell Lynch
Wauwautosa
John Potter
Wisconsin Rapids
Gerard Rohlich
Daniel Tyler
Phillips
Herzlia
Israel
Christmas Stamp Reissue Features Memling Madonna
The post office unveils a larger five cent Christmas stamp reproducing part of Hans Memling's Madonna and Child with Angels. Postmaster Myers says the stamp improves mail service during the holiday season by enabling forwarding and first class handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Hans Memling
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Lawrence F. O’brien
Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee
Post Office Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Wisconsin Legislature Finalizes 1967 Session Actions
Wisconsin lawmakers approve education and highway safety bills in the fall 1967 session wound up early Sunday. Key measures include教育 TV stations for Appleton Wausau Colfax La Crosse and relay near Platteville Ashland, $14.9 million for schools, Open housing rights, more state troopers, random vehicle inspections, teen driver ed, higher fines, eye tests, and expanded mental health funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Legislatue
Appleton
Wausau
Colfax
la Crosse
Platteville
Ashland
Milwaukee
Ice Causes Traffic Hazards Across County
A glaze of ice halted early morning traffic and led area churches to cancel Sunday School and services. One city accident was reported. county incidents tied to hazardous driving followed. Crews salted roads around 4:30 a.m. as a freezing rain formed between 3 and 4 a.m. Main arteries thawed first between 8 and 9 a.m. Two injuries were reported from weekend accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Marti
Green County Highway Department
Marti
Monroe
United Telephone Co
Albany
Jaycettes Aid Dr Turpin With Project Concern Drive
Jan 1 deadline set for contributing trading stamps to Project Concern led by Dr Jim Turpin. Jaycettes collect stamps at Kroger and Piggly Wiggly to fund medical aid in developing areas with aims in South Vietnam Hong Kong and local training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hessel
Jaycette
Krogers
Ray Gordon
Jim Turpin
Turpin
South Viet Nam
Hong Kong
Vietnam
McGraw Hill
Frank McCulloch
Time- Life
Asia
Project Concern
South Vietnam
Disappearance of Holt Threatens Australian Government
Prime Minister Harold E Holt vanishes while swimming off Portsea as powerful riptides pull him from the water. Massive sea and air searches are suspended due to bad weather, raising fears of a political crisis and possible coalition breakup. Navy and police brace for worst while tides claim other swimmers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Harold E. Holt
Holt
Portsea
Pack of German shepherds kills two boys near Madison Heights
In Amherst County Virginia a father failed to save his sons 5 year old Gene Anthony Goodman and 4 year old Kenneth Goodman as three to four dogs, owned by Earnest Floyd, attacked by a creek behind the Goodman home. The dogs were impounded and one shot. The boys were playing with neighbors dogs when the attack happened. The father Eugene H Goodman and wife were treated for shock. The Amherst County sheriff Mahon H Bryant confirmed the incident and said Floyd allowed play on his land. The dogs fate will be decided by authorities.
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Lynchburg
Madison Heights
Gene Anthony Goodman
Kenneth Goodman
Eugene H. Goodman
Madison Goodman
Lynchburg General Hospital
Amherst County
Mahon H. Bryant
Goodman
Bryant
Good
Cindy
Morton P. Scott
Scott
Jack Faulconer
Floyd
Commonwealth
Daily Doggerel Verse by Clair R. Munns
Short and tall among us join a quiet pledge to share a constant glow. The poem invites readers to shine alike on friend and foe and to value the light within everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Munns
Chorus To Make Debut Tomorrow At Christmas Concert
The Junior High School Chorus of Monroe will debut in the Christmas Concert at the Monroe Junior School Auditorium on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Directed by Jack Close, 118 seventh grade students rehearse at lunch and sing a mix of 17th century canon, old English hymn, The Twelve Days of Christmas, Mary Had a Baby, and Beat Nick Rides Again. Deborah Krauss accompanies, with Mary Ingart as alto soloist, as the Cadet Band opens the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Junior School
Jack Close
Mary
Nick
Freedom Foundation
Deborah Krauss
Mary Ingart
Allan F. Barnard
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Wilhelm
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Shrine Hospital
Times
Smith, MacArthur
Conservation Division
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Saigon
North Vietnam
U. S
Terry Furniss
Lodi
James Furniss
Jaycettes
Dr. Turpin
AP News
Window Rock
Arizona
Frank Chambers
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Air Force
Dick Gregory
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