Freeman Appoints W A Tschudy to State ASCS Board
Jefferson Township farmer William A. Tschudy has been named one of three Wisconsin ASCS State Committee members approved by Secretary Orville Freeman. He starts duties at the USDA Building in Madison and will spend four to five days weekly on federal farm programs while continuing his Green County farming.
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William A. Tschudy
Jefferson Township
Wisconsin Ascs
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Tschudy
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Madison
Green County
Freeman
Department of Agriculture
Martin B. Thorson
Waupaca County
Leland Mulder
Holmes
Wis
ASCS
Elmon Ott
Henry Ruppert
John Daubert
Mt. Pleasant Township
Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Conservation and Stabilization Service
Notifica
Weather satellites promise long range forecast era
CAPE KENNEDY Fla a new era in long range weather forecasting opens with the launch of TOS 1 the first fully operational weather satellite. TOS 2 follows about a month later and Nimbus B will provide atmosphere data to predict weather two to four weeks in advance.
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Jim Strothman
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tires
TOS 2
Tiros
Nimbus B
Nimbus
Earth
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
TOS
Goddard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Space Agency
Airlift Benefits March of Dimes At Monroe Airport
Hundreds of children and parents prepare for a Penny-A-Pound Airlift at Monroe Airport with 15 planes and 18 pilots from Dakota Ill to Monroe Ill. Rides run Saturday and Sunday weather permitting to raise funds for March of Dimes research medical care and education. If weather fails the event may shift to next weekend.
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Monroe
Green County Pilots Association
Green County
The
National Foundation
Chester Wyss
Ronald Wyss
Ronald Dornick
Fran Dornick
Dakota
Ill
Art Carter
Juda
LeRoy Frauchiger
Nevin Beckman
Delbert Folgate
Orangeville
Earl Shang
Freeport
Royal Brinkemeier
Harold Schultz
Jerry Wenger
Postville
Mrs Franz Brand Elected Voting Member of Union Building Unit
Mrs Franz W Brand of Monroe is named among five Wisconsin alumni chosen as voting members of the Memorial Union Building Association. Other new members include Horace Wilkie and Nathan Heffernan of Madison, Prof Robert Lampman of Madison, and William Johnson of Milwaukee.
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Franz W. Brand
Monroe
Wisconsin
Memorial Union Building Association
University of Wisconsin
Horace Wilkie
Nathan Heffernan
Madison
State Supreme Court
Robert Lampman
William Johnson
Milwaukee
Northwestern National Insurance Company
Union
Red Gym
Market Advances Toward Record High On Steel Price Deal
New York stock market moved higher in heavy trading as the second day of gains followed an administration steel price settlement. Investors pushed prices toward fresh records amid continuing optimism on policy and demand.
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New York
Fire at Carleton Hotel Kills 11 in Minnesota Blaze
A four story downtown hotel fire in St. Paul swept through the Carleton Hotel early this morning. Eleven people were killed and sixteen injured as occupants fled burning rooms and leaping flames. Firemen and police said about a dozen of 51 occupants were unaccounted for, with some possibly wandering away or seeking help elsewhere.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Carleton Hotel
Maurer
Red Cross
Francis Dilts
Dilts
Benny Katz
Stanley Grim
Shorter Break Draws Opposition at Wisconsin
A Wisconsin plan to shorten the 15 minute break between nine class periods and add a full extra period faced opposition. MADISON student leaders cited reduced chances for student professor conversation, while supporters said the extra period would enable more classes in central building.
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Madison W
University of Wisconsin
Don Siegel
Wisconsin Student Association
Frederick Haberman
Nurse Assistant Training Planned at Monroe Vocational School
Harold Miller of St. Clare Hospital announces vacancies in a 120 hour nurse assistant training program to be conducted during the day at St. Clare starting later this month. Interested applicants should contact Miller. strong employment opportunities are anticipated due to immediate needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Vocational School
St. Clare Hospital
Harold Miller
St. Clare
M. Edith
Miller
Albany Park Unit Holds Annual Meeting in School Lunch Room
The ACPARD annual meeting in Albany sets Jan 12 at 8 p.m. in the Albany Public Schools lunch room. Three directors retire: Stanton P. Steuri Orvan Albright and William Hein. The group will discuss a conservation project for the Albany Community Forest and a land easement for a state access road.
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Albany
Albany, Civic, Parks and Recreational Development Corp
Acpard
Albany Public Schools
Stanton P. Steuri
Orvan Albright
William Hein
Albany Community Forest
State Conservation Department
Alavilla 4H Club
4-H Club
Ball Diamond
Forest Area
Stanton P. Stears
Orvai Albright
Dallas F. Briggs
Youth Influence Seen Hoover Warns Of Red Threats
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that the Communist party is expanding influence against U S policy in Vietnam and is trying to recruit more youth. He noted increased opposition activities and said checks must be strengthened.
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Hoover
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
U. S
Viet Nam
United States
Missing Susan Brady Photo Aids Investigation
The Monroe Evening Times prints 11 year old Susan Brady’s photo in hopes tips will locate her who vanished December 20. Police and Green County Sheriff seek public help while Edward Jankowski of Dixon Evening Telegraph coordinates tips as rewards rise. The case follows search efforts including junkyard checks and family background in Rockford.
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Susan Brady
Rockford
Monroe Evening Times
Green County Sheriff's Department
Edward Jankowski
Dixon (Lill
Evening Telegraph
Susan
James Brady
Brady
Price of Milk At 5 Year High
Madison Wisconsin farmers received higher November milk prices the all milk average at 3 84 per hundredweight up six cents from October and ten cents above November 1964 The Agricultural Reporting Service said Wisconsin butter output in November was 15 8 million pounds down one percent from October and the lowest for that month in a decade The nation s November butter production was also down lowest since 1952
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Reporting Service Today
Education Group Set to Meet in South Wayne Monday
South Wayne Education Committee will meet at 8 p.m. Monday January 10 in the High School to plan presenting its findings to local schools. The group notes past December inactivity due to members’ work and reports on consolidation efforts and a proposed reorganization including a seven one room schools elimination and a new kindergarten center at South Wayne.
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South Wayne
Arabelle Mitchell
George Stroda
Ithaca School Board
South
Wayne
State Department of Education
Board of Control
Kennedy Memorial Library Site Approved in Cambridge
Gov Volpe signed a bill enabling the Commonwealth to buy 12 acres along the Charles River in Cambridge for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. The land is valued at about $6 million and plans call for a museum library archives and a political institute near Harvard Square.
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Boston
John A. Volpe
Commonwealth
Charles River
Cambridge
John F. Kennedy
Harvard Square
Soviet trawler sinking prompts rescue of 24 crewmen
All 24 crew members of a Soviet trawler were reported rescued after an air and sea search in the North Atlantic following the vessel sinking near Lerwick in the Shetland Isles.
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Lerwick
Shetland Isles
North Atlantic
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Carleton
St. Paul
W.A. Tschudy
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Marco’s
March of Dimes
Franz Brand
William Maurer
Monroe Cheesemakers
Sun Prairie
Dan Mayer
Suchomel
Cheesemen
Monona Grove
Times
Albany Park Unit
Kennedy
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