NFO Green County to Sell Sows in Price Protest
Lamont Zimmerman of Green County NFO rejects reports that 23 sows will be marketed as part of a county protest. Reise says a poll suggested 23 sows, but Zimmerman expects more. sales will occur in Mineral Point East Troy for sows and Lone Rock Reeseville for cows to reduce pork tonnage next fall. Non-members may participate. four southern Wisconsin stock yards will handle the protest sales.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Lamont Zimmerman
Green County
NFO
Alan Reise
Oregon
Zimmerman
Green County Nfc
Reise
Wisconsin
Forrow
Voters Must Be Registered Here For March Primary
Monroe citizens who changed address or moved to Monroe in the last two years must register to vote in the March 7 primary for the GOP nomination for Assembly in Green and Lafayette Counties. Ex servicemen over 21 who have not registered must do so. Candidates for the vacated Assembly seat are Robert Tschudy, Lyle Rodger, and Joe Tregoning.
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Freda M. Bray
Monroe
GOP
Green
Lafayette
Assembly
G. Fred Galli
Robert Tschudy
Lyle Rodger
Joe Tregoning
Shullsburg
Three examiners promoted to improvement counselor posts
The State Motor Vehicle Department announced promotions for Wayne K. Close of Kenosha Clifford Geigel of Platteville and Paul Nyhof of Cedar Grove to improvement counselor jobs. Each assigned to the Milwaukee downtown examining district. Thirteen examiners attend a two week in service training in Madison on driver counseling.
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Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
Wayne K. Close
Kenosha
Clifford Geigel
Platteville
Monroe
Paul Nyhof
Cedar Grove
Milwaukee
Senior Cast Prepares for Opening Night of The Mouse That Roared
Tomorrow and Monday at 8 p m the Senior class presents The Mouse That Roared in the Junior High School auditorium. Backstage scenes reveal dressing rooms crowded with props and noise while Bob Lehnert directs the cast to arrive three pages early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikki Lysser
Kathy Wells
Linda Wilcox
Donna Schubert
Kent Dutt
Pete Martyn
Earl Brockman
Bob Lehnert
Times
Terry Dalton
Count Mountjoy
Bill Babler
Robert Beem
Ann Henning
No Postal Delivery Planned Wednesday
Wednesday February 22 marks George Washington's birthday and will be observed as a national legal holiday at all postal facilities. No window service or carrier deliveries will occur, but lockbox and special delivery services will operate with holiday mail collection and dispatch schedules in place.
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George Washington
Engineers Locate Civil War Ironclad Tecumseh at Mobile Bay
A salvage team in New York reports finding the 225 foot ironclad Tecumseh at the mouth of Mobile Bay buried in mud with only six feet of keel exposed. The discovery, dated February 1, prompts plans to haul and restore the ship for display in Smithsonian Institutions National Armed Forces Museum in Washington.
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New York
Mobile Bay
David G. Farragut
Smithsonian Institution
Naval Salvage Office
National Armed Forces Museum
Washington
Navy
Weston Instruments, Inc
Newark, N.J
Colossal Movie Falls Short of Expectations in Review
Clair R. Munns notes the film misses the mark as a lively go-getter while preferring the book. The reviewer humorously suggests the paperback would serve better as a swatting aid than as cinema.
Cardinal Attack Provokes Senate Over Four Letter Word
Wisconsin state senator Gordon Roelseip attacked The Daily Cardinal over a four letter word used in a report on Dr William Masters talk. Editor Eun een Alt defended coverage saying the article used discreet wording and was straightforward. The paper asserts autonomy and no apology is due.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Cardinal
William Masters
Miss Alt
Masters
Milwaukee
Rose‘leip
American Legion
Fred Harvey Harrington
Roseleip
Milwaukee Washington High School
Dr. Master
Daily Cardinal
Adult Tetanus Project Planned in Green County
A countywide adult tetanus immunization drive sponsored by the Green County Medical Society and Green County Health Committee, organized through county nurses, will operate at five centers with a $1 fee. Proceeds go to St. Clare Hospital building fund. Booster reminders follow 1962 clinics. bring wallet cards for recording.
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Green County Medical Society
Green County Health Committee
Green County
St. Clare Hospital
Martha Tschudy
R.N
Trading Light at Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Trading was very light with uncovered offers at the close. One car of Wisconsin Swiss 43 percent and another of Wisconsin Swiss 41 percent 4 cents below prior levels. No sales or bids unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Relatives Prepare Services for Elliott Elliott in Chicago Crash
Relatives plan to attend services for Elliott Clarence Elliott 27 Kiel Wisconsin one of two men killed when a single engine aircraft crashed into an apartment building in Chicago near Sheridan Road and Lake Michigan. Elliott born December 6 1939 was assistant sales manager at Lake to Lake Dairy Cooperative Manitowoc. The other victim Charles A Brickner 38 was a salesman for the same cooperative. Both men left five children. The crash occurred in fog six minutes after takeoff from Meigs Field.
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Clarence Elliott
Kiel
Wisconsin
Chicago
Paul Gerber
13Th St
Morowitz
Mr. Elliott
Dallas
Clare Gerber Elliott
Lake-to-Lake Dairy Cooperative
Manitowoc
Charles A. Brickner
Co-Operative
Elliott
Sheridan Road
Lake Michigan
Meigs Field
Peer Carr
Pet
Legion Post Honors Troop 113 in 40th Year Celebration
At the Eugene Hotel clubrooms the American Legion Zilmer-Riley Post No 84 honored Boy Scout Troop 113, sponsored by the post, marking its 40th year. The meeting highlighted troop history from 1927, notable Eagle Scouts, and plans for a Viet Nam veterans gathering, a joint Auxiliary initiation, and a March polluck dinner with 1966 Boys State delegates as speakers.
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American Legion
Zilmer-Riley
Eugene
James Gordee
Fred Dearth
Dearth
Glenn Zilmer
Jerome Schwaiger
Paul Rebb
Paul Burke
Ben Blair
Dilbur Deininger
Meg Figi
Charles Field
Sean Holcomb
Milton Hoesly
Roger Legler
Robert Lehnherr
Blythe Myers
Edwin Schober
Kenneth Stuart
Russell Schober
Glenn Summeril
Nathan Schneider
Karl Trukenbrod
Milo Wardlow
John Walters
Herbert Johnson
Emil Bruni
Union Church
Harold Scherer
Roy Chesebro
Delbert Cook
Monroe Parent Teachers Association
John Bolender
Russell Grant
William Preston
Jim Zuercher
Bill Timmons
Roland Shamburek
Karl Bregenzer
Gary Germann
Ronald Wilde
Philip Benkert
David C. Stauffacher
Rich Bahr
Richard Barry
Lee Johnson
Jack Oostdik
Mike Connors
Steve Schwartz
Terry Hayes
Mike Me
Post
Dave Holling
Ronald Eckstam
Monroe
Lee Rup
James Schneider Kept Keystone Kops Hand in Silent Film
James Schneider 85 former Keystone Kops member died Tuesday after a long illness. He left the Los Angeles police force in 1901 to join the comedy team of the silent screen.
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Schneider
Hollywood
James Schneider
Los Angeles
Kennedy to oppose Johnson on bombing North Vietnam
Senator Robert F. Kennedy reportedly plans to oppose the Johnson administration’s policy of bombing North Vietnam. The move signals a potential shift in Democratic opposition to the Vietnam War during the Johnson era.
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Boston
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
Johnson
North Vietnam
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C. J. Lochner
Harold Snively
George Barry
Snively
Richard Bahr
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Dick Bahr
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