Wisconsin deer kill tops 38 thousand in 1961 buck season
Wisconsin hunters logged a near record 38 652 deer killed in the 1961 gun season with fewer than 500 anterless deer from southern counties. Officials note the season shows high deer populations in most forest ranges and warn overcrowding could bring winter losses. J R Smith cites variable quota slated for 1963 to balance the herd statewide and says conditions and party-permit limits helped shape the results. He highlights that the higher buck kill in the north came with 20 30 percent less hunting pressure than last year and that the overall herd remained high despite criticism of party permits.
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New Glarus News Notes From Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Orville Colney left by jet plane Saturday for a three week visit with their son Earl and family in Vista Calif They will also visit their daughter Miss Gretchen Colney in Saratoga Calif Arthur Gmar arrived last week from Hawthorne Calif for an indefinite visit with his daughter and family Mr and Mrs Arthur Elmer spent the weekend at Roches
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Monticello Social Notes Include Funeral Attendance
Mrs C D Curtis reports on Monticello social events listing Mr and Mrs John Hastings and others. Louie Aasen funeral in Madison on Tuesday noted among attendees. Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs William G Meier visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Abbott.
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Waupaca Judge Requests Briefs in Work Suit
Waupaca Circuit Judge Michael T. Sullivan asked for briefs before rendering a decision in a taxpayer suit seeking a permanent injunction to bar the Waupaca County Highway Department from performing private road work. The court continued the temporary injunction already in place for over a year.
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Third of Cancer Victims Recover
NEW YORK The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center reports that 33 percent of cancer patients are being cured today and could rise with advances in research, surgery, radiation, and chemical treatments. Dr Henry T Randall notes the 33 percent cure rate applies to those with no recurrence. The piece ends with a note on a Japanese word for motorcyclists.
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Henry T. Randall
Memorial Hospital
Randall
AMA Cites Hazards Of Christmas Trees
The AMA warns Christmas trees can be dangerous and offers safety tips. Place trees away from heat, inspect lights, turn them off overnight, and keep evergreens in water to reduce fire risk.
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Yale
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