Survival Ends Transplant Plan After Brain Activity Found
A 32 year old Rockford man whose relatives consented to a heart transplant remains alive after doctors at Presbyterian St Luke's in Chicago detected brain activity. The neurosurgeon vetoed the transplant, noting any recovery would halt the operation. The case underscores the need for each patient to have a personal physician advocate.
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Chicago
Rockford
Presbyterian St. Luke's Hospital
John S. Graettinger
Vocational School Registration Slated
Registration for the winter term will be held Thursday Jan 2 from 7 to 9 p m in the Monroe Senior High School office announced area coordinator Walter J Babula. Classes run Jan 7 through March 13. All applicants must register before attending. Refer to todays Times for course listings.
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Monroe
Walter J. Babula
the Times
Bank messenger robbed in Capitol loss over 15000
Linda L. Franzen, 21, of rural Oregon says a bank bag with more than 15000 in cash and checks was stolen after a routine collection. She was found in the Capitol by a woman and her daughter after reporting the assault and weather-induced confusion.
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Madison
Linda L. Franzen
Oregon
Capitol
Miss Franzen
Future Voting Eyed in Monroe Election Notice
A notice in The Monroe Evening Times announces a April 1 1969 election for a Supreme Court justice and a State Superintendent of Schools both to succeed term expirations in July 1969. Nomination papers due by 5 p.m. January 28 with circulation starting January 1. City offices in Monroe also up for renewal. incumbents listed include city attorney William E. Schmitz city clerk Mrs. Freda Bray and aldermen from wards two four six and eight.
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Monroe Evening Times
Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
William C. Kahl
Kahl
Ray E. Kundert
Monroe
William E. Schmitz
Freda Bray
Hilton Kirchner
Fred R. Simpson
Olin Flisram
Wesley L. Dodge
Blood banks at unusually low levels prompt surgery postponement plea
The Associated Press reports nationwide blood banks are at low levels for the holiday season. Officials urge postponing elective surgery to emergencies only as flu and bad weather strain donations. A Milwaukee dip on New Year’s Day is canceled due to flu.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Greater New York
Philadelphia
Alabama
Aaron Josephson
Mid America
Red Cross Center
Josephson
World Welcomes 1969 Across Cities in Diverse Celebrations
Americans and Europeans planned varied New Year events from family gatherings to club nights. Miami forecast clear skies for a parade while New York faced rain with Times Square crowds. Prices ranged from modest park entertainments to a Waldorf Astoria gala, with global venues booked solid for the night.
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America
Europe
Miami
New York City
Times Square
Miami Beach
New York
Central Park
Waldorf- Astoria
Guy Lombardo
London
Paris
French Institute of Public Opinion
Rome
Gifts For 1969 Stork Derby Begin In Monroe
The Monroe Evening Times hosts the 22nd annual Stork Derby tonight at St. Clare Hospital. Gifts go to the first baby born in 1969, male as Master 1969 and female as Miss 1969, a tradition since 1946. Douglas Allen Wirth, born last year, celebrated with family as he nears his first birthday. He is the son of Russell and Mrs. Wirth, rural Brodhead, and attends with grandparents and farm life details noted.
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Mac Ties
Brodhead
John Wish
Wish
Mac
Douglas Wirth
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Evening Times
Douglas Allen Wirth
Russell Wirth
Aliens Must Report Addresses In January Say INS Official
R. A. Alien, officer in charge of Milwaukee INS, announces January as the address reporting period. All aliens in the United States must report their addresses to the Government during January with few exceptions. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices. Willful noncompliance may bring serious consequences.
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R. A. Alien
Milwaukee
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Klein
Clothes Closet Opens Jan 9 at New ConNard Manor Location
The Woman's Club Clothes Closet will be open Thursday January 9 from 1 30 to 3 p m in its new first floor space at ConNard Manor formerly Gonstead Building near the square north side.
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Woman’s Club
Con’Nard Manor
Gonstead
Wisconsin Telephone Co Seeks Rate Increase
The Wisconsin Telephone Co. asked the Public Service Commission for a rate increase Monday without specifying any figures.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
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Needham
Keith Hackett
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