Funeral Marked By Scarce NBC Payout On Heart Transplant
Mrs. Blaiberg attends the funeral for Clive Haupt, the man whose heart now sustains her husband. NBC had offered up to 50 000 for exclusive coverage, but no footage was made. A fund for Denise Darvall’s family surpassed 7 000, while Blaiberg shows stable progress and enjoys light meals.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Blaibergs
Clive Haupt
Haupt
Blaiberg
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Denise Darvall
Louis Washkansky
Orangeville grade school cafeteria to reopen Monday
Orangeville Grade School cafeteria will open Monday January eight. meals 30 cents each, available daily or weekly. Administrative offices split. George Derrick moves to former ladies lounge. High School Office number 789 4413. superintendent 789 4450. January 10 school board meeting at 7:30 p.m. Architects Bradley and Bradley to report on grade school work and policy committee revisions. In Vietnam, Pfc James A Price of Peshtigo Wisconsin died of wounds.
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Orangeville
George Derrick
Bradley and Bradley
Rockford
Birdhouse and Birdfeeder Contest Seeks Young Builders
Monroe Parks and Recreation co sponsors the Birdhouse and Birdfeeder Contest with the Milwaukee Sentinel Sports Show. Fifteen state park groups will register and judge entries with categories for Senior Intermediate and Junior ages. Winners attend the Milwaukee Sports Show March 15 24 and local winners travel to Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Monroe Department
Appleton
Brookfield
Fondu _ Lac
Green Bay
Hartford
Marinette
Menomonie Falls
Middleton
Milwaukee
South Milwaukee
Walworth County
Waukesha
Wisconsin Park and Recreation Association
Sentinel
Parks and Recreation Office
Parks and Recreation Department
National Audubon Society
Christmas Gifts Bring Joy to Ill Gratiot Child
Kenneth Ubersox six receives support and toys from Cuba City and University Hospitals after stomach surgery before Christmas. He spent four or five days in Madison and returned home days before the holiday. The family plans a move to Shullsburg area on Jan 15 and a local fund is set up to help cover medical expenses.
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Robert Ubersox
Gratiot
Cuba City
University Hospitals
Madison
Darlington-Republican Journal
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Kenneth
Englebretson School
Dad
Ubersox
Kenny
Gratiot State Band
Shullsburg
Cal
Milwaukee
Basil Jackson
Marquette University Medical School
Jackson
Bone Chilling Cold Stages Comeback Across Regions
Arctic cold gripped the nation mid section with icing and travel hazards from Kansas to Tennessee. Temperatures plunged to 40 below in North Dakota and Minnesota with lows near minus 35 in International Falls. Winter storms caused fires deaths and heavy rain from Texas to Georgia and major blizzards hit Montana and Arkansas. An Illinois Klan leader was suspended from Chicago police.
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Associated Press
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Tennessee
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International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Great Lakes
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New England
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Livingston
Butte
Lewistown
Mont
Intermission Verse by Clair R. Munns
Daily doggerel notes a winttry mood as winter silences outside work and flowers await springtime bloom. The short quatrain evokes cold air and hushed gardens in a seasonal pause.
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Clair R. Munns
Old Christmas Observed by New Glarus Amish
In New Glarus the Old Order Amish mark January 6 as Old Christmas the day their mother taught is Christ’s original birth. They fast and abstain from work with meditation and Bible study. no gift exchange is practiced. The twelfth day of Christmas holds the deepest religious significance.
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New Glarus
Fred Gingerich
Christ
Wisconsin Fairs Elect Leaders and Add County Day
The Wisconsin Association of Fairs met in Milwaukee on Friday to plan a talent contest at each county exposition this summer and to add a Wisconsin Counties Day to state fair observances in 1969. Leslie C. Hayden reported 1967 year attendance was strong. Cecil McWilliams was re-elected president, Genevive Zimdars named secretary treasurer, and Harold Traynor elected vice president.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Association of Fairs
Wisconsin
Leslie C. Hayden
Cecil McWilliams
Darlington
Genevive Zimdars
Jefferson
Harold Traynor
Janesville
Flu Restriction Rolled Out at Monroe Manor
Officials at Monroe Manor restrict visits to residents due to ongoing flu outbreaks. A spokesman says limits aim to prevent spread of the flu and protect vulnerable residents.
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Monroe Manor
Dimes Drive Launches Mothers March Jan 29
Monroe campaign chairman Terry K Buening announces January fund raisers for the 1968 March of Dimes. Kantro Night at Marco's on Jan 11 features Eddie Matthews with a second celebrity to be announced. Mothers March in Monroe is set for Jan 29 with canvasses in county communities. Born from polio, the foundation now targets birth defects and runs nearly 100 birth defect centers nationwide.
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Terry K. Buening
Monroe
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Buening
National Foundation March of Dimes
March of Dimes
The
Boening
Illinois authorities take custody of two runaways in Monroe
Monroe police report two 16 year old boys from Normal and Northern Illinois were located after escaping from the Victory Hall School for Boys in Normal. They were held by police as juvenile authorities were notified. A third 18 year old from Illinois admitted joining in stealing a car from Peoria and abandoning it in Monroe.
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Monroe
Normal
Ill
Northern
Monroe Police
Police Department
Victory Hall School For
Peoria
Monroe City
Victory Hall
Bloomington
News briefs from Wisconsin and beyond
Gov Knowles may write Newsweek to deny stroke reports while Newsweek may run a denial. In Appleton a waitress was slightly wounded during a robbery at Fiesta Club as the bandit escaped in a car. a cashier and patrons lost wallets. In Milwaukee several youths report psychotic LSD effects, with treatment ongoing. In Madison the Grand Army Home halts admissions due to fire hazard Marston Hall. a new 200 bed nursing unit planned. In Johannesburg Siamese twins were separated at Children’s Hospital in a landmark operation.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Newsweek
Knowles
Stephen Boyle
Boyle
Don Holt
Chicago
Jim Cannon
New York
Cannon
Appleton
Robert Schneider
Board of Veterans Affairs
Grand Army Home For Veterans At
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