Lynn Ann Hudson Awaiting Pioneering Heart Operation
Six year old Lynn Ann Hudson, weighing 29 pounds, is scheduled for a pioneering heart operation at University Hospitals in Madison on February 26. The procedure aims to close an abnormal vessel outside the heart, improve blood flow, and restore growth potential, following earlier chest repair and ongoing heart research funded by public Heart Fund drives.
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Lynn Ann Hudson
Madison
Heart Fund
Lynn
Keith Hudson
Monroe
Times
Lynn Ann
The
Heart Association
Little Lynn
12Th Street
Chandler Lot
Hudsons
Winslow
Hudson
University Hospitals
Sinatra Jr testifies in kidnapping trial in Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr. testified that he told captors he might kill them or be killed if not released. He described a 54 hour captivity from Lake Tahoe on December 8 with a gun at his ribs and a $240,000 ransom paid by his father.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Papa
Conferees Anticipate Quick Tax Cut Pact Next Week
House and Senate negotiators expect to resolve over 200 Senate changes mainly technical in about three days next week. A preliminary session showed willingness to finish a personal and corporate tax cut totaling about 11.5 billion dollars. If agreed, withholding rate reductions would begin about a week after final approval and signing by President Johnson.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Cypriot Leader Opposes International Force Plan
President Makarios rejects a British American proposal to land an international peace force in Cyprus and seeks a U.N Security Council resolution to bar intervening powers. Sporadic Greek Turkish fighting continues as U S envoy George Ball reports to Ankara and Athens.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Nations
Ance
Ball
Ankara
Turkey
Athens
U.N. Security Council
United States
Britain
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Washington
Markarios
Limassol
Mediterranean
Wall Opening Offer Rejected in Easter Talks
Bonn and West Berlin rejected East German offers to reopen the Berlin wall for Easter. East Berlin proposed allowing West Berliners to visit East Berlin as during Christmas. Erhard's government and the West Berlin Senate accused East Germany of misusing the Christmas pass to push a three Germanys theory.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Senate
East Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Erhard
Benny Benny Celebrates 70th Birthday in Hollywood
Hollywood notes Jack Benny, claiming to be 39, marks his 70th birthday. He jokes he has never had a sick day and recently had a polyp removed from his nose. Doctors ask about allergies, he says he has none.
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
U S talks sought on Soviet defecting officer Nossenko
Moscow protests Nossenko defecting to the United States asks for details and information. The Soviets request access to Nossenko and US officials arrange meetings while weighing asylum. Gromyko lodged the protest with Kohler in Moscow and Washington weighs the matter amid disarmament conference tensions.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Yuri I. Nossenko
United States
Moscow
Nossenko
Gromyko
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Geneva
State Department
Two Men Sentenced for Warrenville Burglaries
Russell H. Harnish 26 Cedarville admitted burglarizing Dearth Motors Feb 3 and drew eight months in Vandalia State Prison Farm. John W. Shaffer Freeport admitted involvement in burglaries across Warren Winslow and rural Freeport and received a similar sentence.
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Russell H. Harnish
Cedarville
Dearth Motors Co
Vandalia
Freeport
John W. Shaffer
Harnish
Warren
Winslow
Wesley Eberle
Stephenson County
Donald Schofield
Farmers Exchange
Balbac
Spahn and Rose Lumber Co
Jo Rosenstiel
Stephenson County Sheriff's Department
Dist. Atty
Joseph D. Viney
Green County
Monroe
Shaffer
Pecatonica River
Browntown
Beatles in Miami Draw Thousands as Police Guard Hotel
Uniformed officers sealed entrances at a Miami Beach hotel to keep teen fans from intruding on the Beatles vacation. A mob chased the band from the airport to the hotel with rioting youths, leaving about 30 cut by flying glass and motorcycle officer Jack Allen injured after a car strike.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Beach
International Airport
Jack Allen
Beatles
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
John Lennon
Jet engine explodes over Puerto Rico on Miami-bound flight
An explosion in a jet engine at 11 000 feet interrupted the trip of 87 Miami bound passengers on an Eastern Air Lines jet. Captain Parker Colenursed the plane back to San Juan safely.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Eastern Air Lines
Parker Cole
Mercy Death Ends Dog’s Ordeal in Vermont
Police hunt for suspects after a collie named Pacer was bound, gagged, and buried in a three foot hole for six days. Neighbors found the dog near the Tomasi home in Barre. The family, including Connie Tomasi, cared for the ailing pet until a veterinarian advised humane euthanasia.
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Dog
Barre
John P. Tomasi
Connie
Pacer
Tomasi
Tom Tomasi
Rescuers Find Missing Victim In Sierra Nevada Cliff
Floyd A. Edens, 53, lay unconscious at the bottom of a near vertical cliff in Auburn California for three days after his car plunged 1000 feet. He was found by a rescue party after a groan tipped them to his location. Edens remained hospitalized in stable condition.
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Auburn
Calif
Floyd A. Edens
Sierra Nevada
Forestry
Porrol
Edens
Highway Patrol
Johnson Would Speak At St Louis Bicentennial Event
President Johnson visits St Louis for a two year bicentennial kickoff with a 20 minute nonpolitical speech to a sold out 1,800 at a local hotel. He arrives from Washington at 4 45 p m to view the gateway arch and plant a tree at St Louis University.
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ST. Louis
Johnson
Washington
Gateway
Mississippi Riverfront
St. Louis University
Dr Schweitzer Spotlight to be Fulfilling Talk in Monroe
Herman Leis of Milwaukee will speak at St. John s United Church of Christ Tuesday at 8 p m about Dr Albert Schweitzer s life and work in French Equatorial Africa. Leis and his wife have sent more than 30000 to aid the Schweitzer hospital in Lambarene. An offering will aid Schweitzer s work and a 6 30 basket supper precedes the program with a meet and greet in the church hall.
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Monroe
Albert Schweitzer
Herman Leis
Milwaukee
St. John’s
Leis
Schweitzer
Lambarene
Stockyard
National Turkey Federation
Federation
Department of Agriculture
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Cairo
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Germany
Grace United Church of Christ
Dr. Schweitzer
State Ski Area Conditions Good
Wisconsin resorts report enough natural snow this morning to attract skiers though La Crosse Green Bay and Eau Claire have only a trace. Superior and Park Falls show 9 inches, Milwaukee Madison Beloit 3 inches, Lone Rock Wausau and southwest 2 inches. Upper Michigan seas of snow include Marquette 19 inches and Houghton 18.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Superior
Park Falls
Madison
Beloit
Lone Rock
Wausau
Upper Michigan
Marquette
Houghton
Britain and U S Weigh Trade Cuba and Global Tensions
Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home left Washington after talks with President Johnson aimed at getting to know each other. They reaffirmed support for Vietnam and Malaysia, sought new proposals to break Germany Berlin talks deadlock, and discussed disarmament and nuclear questions. Britain stressed trading with Cuba and other communist nations.
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Washington
Alec Douglas Home
Great Britain
Johnson
England
Cuba
Douglas-Home
Britain
Dean Rusk
Richard A. Butler
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Malaysia
Germany
Berlin
Cheddar Board Active at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Moderate trading at Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange featured one car State brand cheddar 35 1/2 cents and two cars pasteurized single daisies 37 1/4. Unfilled bids included two cars State brand barrels 34 and two cars US No 1 barrels 34 plus one car State brand cheddar 35 1/2.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Next Week's Menus for School Cafeteria Lunches
The editor notes that weekly menus are published as a public service to help mothers plan evening meals for students who eat lunch at the high school cafeteria. The item lists upcoming week's meal options and notes meals are prepared for midday service.
Weekly school lunch menu with SWEA meeting notice
Monday features goulash with pineapple cabbage salad cake bread butter and milk. Tuesday serves wieners scalloped potatoes pork and beans apricot sauce bread butter milk. Wednesday offers beef and gravy mashed potatoes corn apple bars cheese bread butter milk. Thursday includes turkey pie lime jello and pear salad ice cream bar bread butter milk. Friday no school due to SWEA meeting at Madison.
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St. Clare Hospital
Keith F. Hudson
Sandy
William Hudson
Navy
H. C. Hanson
Blanchardville
Solomon’s
Monroe Cheese Co
17Th Street
Vincent L. Gott
Sinatra Jr
U.N
Security Council
George Ball
Benny
Home
Castro
Cheddar
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