Bruegger Leads University Session on Agriculture Internship Program
Platteville State University officials hosted Harold Schuebel of Farmer's Union Central Exchange as guest speaker. He outlined the Agricultural Business Internship program for agriculture majors, detailing nine week on the job training with cooperatives, earning credits and pay, plus options for summer sessions and a follow up four week managerial program. Summer and gap year jobs with local cooperatives were also highlighted for students between academic years.
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Stanley J. Bruegger
Collegiate Agricultural Association
Platteville State University
Harold Schuebel
Farmer’s Union Central Exchange
Bruegger
Monroe
Platteville University
Schuebel
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Detroit bus system abandons rose odor fuel additive
Detroit officials say the bus system will stop using a rose scented fuel additive after tests showed the chemical corrodes engine parts. A new neutral smelling additive will replace it to avoid odor and potential damage.
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Detroit
Mich
Record car thefts spike in November to 48,114
National Automobile Theft Bureau president Michael J Murphy reports preliminary figures showing a record 48,114 cars stolen in November. The statistic highlights ongoing auto theft challenges across major cities and suburbs.
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New York
Michael J. Murphy
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Portal Foster Players Present Balcony Scene and The Man Who Wouldn t Go To Heaven
The Portal-Foster Center for Children Inc. staged two one act benefits in Mt Horeb high school's small auditorium. The December director Colin Cameron, a UW PhD candidate and volunteer counselor, leads a group mainly of university students with area town and school participants.
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MT. Horeb
Portal-Foster Players
Portal-Foster Center For Children Inc
Mt. Horeb High School
Heaven
Portal - Foster Players
Madison
Colin Cameron
Portal-Foster Center
University of Wisconsin
Dr Perkins Elected To Board Of Trustees
New York Dr James A Perkins of Cornell University was chosen chairman of the United Negro College Fund board of trustees leading 45 educators and community leaders including presidents of 33 Negro colleges and universities affiliated with the fund.
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New York
James A. Perkins
Cornell University
United Negro College Fund
Perkins
Lady Bird Johnson Birthday Observed By Family
Washington report notes First Lady Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson turns 53 with no public party planned. Born December 22, 1912 in Karnack Texas, she uses Lady Bird Johnson and backs beautification campaigns and anti poverty efforts while supporting President Johnson through illness and public duties.
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Washington
Johnson
Claudia Alta Taylor
Karnack
Texas
Lady Bird
White House
America
Brittan
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
MMG Store Gives Early Christmas Gifts to Employees
The McCrory McLellan Green store at 904 16th Ave distributed cash Christmas gifts to staff. Manager R P Hewton presented the gifts, with a letter from MMG president Samuel Neaman thanking employees for their loyal support in 1965 and wishing a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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McCrory - McLellan - Green
MMG
16Th Ave
R. P. Hewton
Samuel Neaman
Officers Elected For Badger Lapidary Society 1966
The Badger Lapidary and Geological Society Inc elected 1966 officers: Vashni Marchant president Walter Bober vice president Orlin Paske treasurer Gert rude Pickett secretary and Henry S Hefty new board member with Mrs George Barry and Nic Leutenegger as holdovers Twenty six members and guests joined William J Figs on a North American migration study tracing earliest Indian life through arrow and spear heads grinding stones hoes scrapers ice breakers and other artifacts scene in the group’s December meeting.
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Badger Lapidary and Geological Society Inc
Vashni Marchant
Walter Bober
Orlin Paske
Gertrude Pickett
Henry S. Hefty
George Barry
Nic Leutenegger
Rock Club
William J. Figs
North America
Figi
Ancient Indian relics spark Wisconsin museum display
The talk on early inhabitants traced origins to 25 000 years ago with findings in Green County dated at 8 to 10 000 years. Figi spoke of Folsomman Sacs Fox and Winnebago groups and praised how arrowheads and spear points found locally fuel the hobby of studying ancient man. Collections from Sheldon DeVoe Marchant and William Goecks expanded the library memorial room into a fine museum.
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Wisconsin
Figi
Green County
Sheldon DeVoe
Browntown
Marchant
William Goecks
Brodhead
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