Heart Transplant Patient Blaiberg Doing Very Well
Dr Philip Blaiberg, 58, the world's third heart transplant patient, was reported doing very well after surgery in Cape Town. He regained consciousness and spoke of thirst and sending regards to his wife. The donor heart came from Clive Haupt, 24, who died after a rugby injury.
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David J. Paine
Associated Press
Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Clive Haupt
Balthazar J. Vorster
Christian Barnard
Blaiberg
Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Groote Schurz Hospital
Fish Hook Beach
Washkansky
Haupt
Stanley Gideon
Gideon
Clive
Mr. Washkansky
January Birthday Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Christmas is past and New Year over. A playful verse notes the reader’s upcoming birthday. The piece invites lighthearted kingship and a moment of celebration.
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Clair R. Munns
Kantro Night Benefit Dinner Set for Jan 11
The March of Dimes benefit dinner and entertainment will be held Thursday night January 11 at Marco's Supper Club. The public is invited to attend as a fundraiser with proceeds aiding birth defect research and rehabilitation. John Schermerhorn will host with a major sports figure and national celebrity as guests. Mrs Madie Stauffacher chairs the event.
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Marco’s
John Schermerhorn
Madison Television Fame
Madison
Madie Stauffacher
Browntown
Lloyd To Talk At Bosses Night
Vince Lloyd known as the voice of the Chicago Cubs will headline the Jaycee Bosses Night at Monroe Country Club on Wednesday January 17. He will be joined by Cubs second baseman Glen Beckett as awards for Monroe Outstanding Young Man and Outstanding Senior Citizen are handed out. Tickets available at Coplien's Insurance First National Bank Commercial and Savings Banks and Dean's Dairy.
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Vince Lloyd
Chicago Cubs
Jaycee
Monroe Country Club
Glen Beckett
Cubs
Monroe Area
Coplien’s Insurance
First National
Dean’s Dairy
NFO Group Plans Election Tomorrow
The National Farmers Organization meets at 8:30 in the Agricultural Building Monroe to elect officers. A sausage feed or ham supper is planned for Feb 3 in Monroe High School M Room with Cadiz Township women hosting. Also, Lancaster Atty William L. Reinecke was sworn in Tuesday as Grant County judge.
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National Farmers Organization
Monroe
Monroe High School
Paul Stefanik
Albany
NFC
Cadiz Township
Lancaster
William L. Reinecke
Potosi
Grant County
GARC Group Elects Mrs Kaderly Head Of Association Here
Mrs Edward J Kaderly of Juda was chosen president of the Green County Association for Retarded Children at a meeting last evening in the former Green County Teacher's College Building. She had been vice president.
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Garc Group
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Green County Association For
Green County Teacher’s College
Michael Glass
Albany
Palmer Knobel
New Glarus
Otto Olsen
Monroe
Milo Miller
Aaron Norder
Frank Salzwedel
Donovan O. Otteson
Lois Schoenfield
Milwaukee
State Department For Religious Education
Dale Lawton Dies at 55 Survivor of Bataan Death March
Dale Lawton 55 of Janesville formerly Bowman County North Dakota, survived the Bataan Death March and Prison Camp No 1 Cabantuan. He died Sunday December 31 with funeral services held in Janesville at Whitcomb Funeral Home and St William’s Catholic Church. Burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. He leaves a widow two sons a daughter a brother Leon of Casper Wyoming a sister Mrs Irene Martinez Grover City California and step brother Ed Quade Monticello. Crews were busy elsewhere as 26 hydrants were opened in Milwaukee Inner Core area.
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Bataan
Dale Lawton
Janesville
Ed Quade
Monticello
Servces
Whitcomb
St. William’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Lawton
Cabantuan
ASCS to Explain 1968 Feed Grain Program in County Meetings
Green County farmers will learn about the 1968 feed grain program through a series of nine informational meetings. ASCS official OLLIE FINE reports the program aims to help corn producers maximize 1968 acreage amid low 1967 prices. Meetings run 8 p.m. in nine locations including Washington Town Hall Exeter Bank of Albany Jordan Town Hall York Town Hall Juda Bank Brodhead Monroe Agriculture Building.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Donald Siedschlag
ASCS
Green County
Liedschlag
Elmon G. Ott
James L. Ula
Henry Ruppert
Ott
Washington Town Hall
Monticello
Exeter Town Hall
Dayton
Bank of Albany
Northwest
Jordan Town Hall
Jordan Center
York Town Hall
Postville
Southeast
Juda
Bank of Brodhead
Browntown
Agricultural
Monroe
Two Injured In Highway 1181 Collision Near Sugar River Bridge
Two people were injured in a head on crash on Snow swept Highway 1181 near the Sugar River Bridge after 8 this morning. Scott Douglas 18 and Susi Douglas 17 were taken by ambulance to St. Clare Hospital. The car was a total loss and collided with a truck driven by Francis E Saunders Brodhead according to deputies.
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Sugar River Bridge
St. Clare Hospital
Scott Douglas
Susi Douglas
Roger Douglas
Route 1
Juda
Francis E. Saunders
Brodhead
County Supervisors Must File by Jan 30
The terms of 31 Green County Board supervisors expire this spring. Nomination papers for the April election must be filed by 5 p.m. Tuesday January 30 with County Clerk Ray Kundert. Papers require 20 to 100 signatures, with 100 as the maximum Kundert will accept.
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Green County
Ray Kundert
Kundert
Three Named To Advisory Group By Monroe Council
The Monroe City Council approved the appointment of Mrs. Fredric Rosa Rev. Wylie Fulton and Wilson Bloom to the Citizens Advisory Committee filling vacancies left by resignations. Four additional resolutions covered deposits licenses rates and construction items including a $10 000 CD investment at Commercial and Savings Bank low bid for sewer work and a planned gas heating upgrade for the Municipal Building. The council noted winter shutdown of Highway 69 bypass until May 13 and received a $500 Chamber of Commerce contribution.
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Monroe
Fredric Rosa
Wylie Fulton
Wilson Bloom
Citizens Advisory Committee
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Sherman Hodgson
Ted Scheffer
Commercial and Savings Bank
LaVerne Adler
Middleton
Arthur C. Bruni
North Central Public Service
Theodore Weis
R. T. Madden
Madden
Third Ave
Highway 69
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Robert Rieder
Chamber
Fifty Years of Dentistry Dr Cunningham to retire
Dr H F Cunningham of Monroe ends almost 50 years in dentistry as he plans retirement at the New Year. Born 1901, he practiced since 1921 after WWI service and schooling in Richland Center and Los Angeles. He will finish patient work begun with Dr Bennett and son David Bennett, keeping an appointment book full into January.
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H. F. Cunningham
Times
Sally Hoesly
Monroe
Byron Bennett
Bennett
Cunningham
David K. Bennett
Richland Center
Dr. Cunningham
Marquette University Dental School
Round Grove
Monticello
Glenn Soseman
Johnson Signs Laws Expanding Programs Under Great Society
President Johnson signed into law bills expanding Social Security benefits and federal aid to education, with the education measure set at a record 9.3 billion dollars. The foreign aid bill imposes the sharpest dollar limit in 20 years, while a commission headed by Ben W. Heineman will study welfare reform.
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San Antonio
Tex. P
Johnson
U.S
Roosevelt
America
Ben W. Heineman
The
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Co
Village Accepts Gift From Up right Swiss Embroider
The Village Board accepted a $500 gift from Up right Swiss Embroidery Inc to buy playground equipment for Village Park. Arnold Wieser III will help select the equipment. The board honored the late Cecil Thacker with a resolution acknowledging his village service and roles.
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NEW Glarus
Upright Swiss Embroidery, Inc
Arnold Wieser III
Incorporation
Cecil Thacker
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N.Y
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J. Walter Donovan
Annapolis Naval Military Academy
David Deininger
W. E. Deininger
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NFO Group
Ascs Office
Council
Jeffrey Scott Metcalf
Delbert Metcalf
Douglas Allen Wirth
Russell Wirth
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