Public School Teachers Plan In-Service Work
Monroe Public Schools cancel classes next Monday January 17 for a system wide In-Service Workshop in curriculum planning. Supt D J Huenink outlines objectives to align scope and sequence, analyze current curriculum, identify changes, study trends, plan implementation, and improve pupil progress reporting.
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Supt
D. J. Huenink
Huenink
State Department of Public Instruction
Madison
Kenneth Dowling
Frank Grittner
Leonard Keosinski
Ted Lesby
Madison Public
Joyce Blunk
Katheryn Siedschlag
Ruth Darling
Alice Livingston
Kenneth Allen
Marcella Krueger
Alan F. Barnard
Marty Deignan
Edmund R. Anderson
Fred Simpson
Bernice Kingdon
Walter Babula
Monroe Education Association
Airlift to Resume Sunday Despite Wind Halting Flights
Windy weather paused the March of Dimes Airlift in Green County but organizers announced a Sunday return if conditions allow. Richard Newcomer, chair of the Green County National Foundation chapter, said about 200 riders were served Saturday with 20 more in the morning before postponement. The event, run by the Green County Pilots Association for March of Dimes, also noted a WKOW-TV telethon pledge of $122 locally, as total pledges and cash exceeded $33,000.
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March of Dimes
Richard Newcomer
Green County
The
National Foundation
Green County Pilots Association
Wkow-Tv
Monroe
Defective Wiring Blamed for Blaze in Madison Building
A November Madison fire near Capitol Square destroyed a three story Sergenian Carpet Store building causing $250000 in damage. Firefighter Daniel Parkinson, 33, died from smoke inhalation after being separated from his unit during the blaze. Sixteen upper apartments housed UW coeds. one officer was injured and the fire was fought by over 75 firefighters in freezing weather.
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Madison
State Capitol
Daniel Parkinson
Ralph A. McGraw
Sergenian Carpet
Parkinson
Capitol Square
University of Wisconsin
Dave Gritzmacher
Marshall B. Sergemian
Market steady as cheddar prices hold in Madison market
Madison Wisconsin market reports steady cheddar with fair to good demand and adequate to short supplies. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 41.58 to 44.4 cents, daisies at 44 to 44.4 cents, longhorns 44.14 to 44.42, and midgets 45 to 47 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Mexican Teacher To Aid in Spanish At High School Here
Miss Amparo Carrillo from Toluca Mexico arrives January 23 to assist Monroe High School Spanish teacher Edward Grabow through April 22. She holds a Bachelor of Science and teaching certificates with experience in teaching secretarial work and banking. She is described as serious yet cheerful with talents in piano and folk singing.
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Amparo Carrillo
Monroe
Edward Grabow
Monroe High School
Miss Carrillo
Toluca
Mexico
University of the State of Mexico
Senorita Carrillo
Van Roo Named Chief of Staff for Wisconsin 32nd Infantry
Lt Col Frederick J Van Roo of Wauwatosa has been promoted to chief of staff of Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Division. Maj Gen John A Dunlap named Lt Col Stanley F Hofman to replace him as divisional logistics officer. Schleck resigns as chief of staff for business and personal reasons.
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Milwaukee
Frederick J. van Roo
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
32Nd Gantry
National Guard
John A. Dunlap
Stanley F. Hofman
Sparta
van Roo
Co. Roth S. Schleck
Warren Knowles
Schleck
Congress Opens 88th Session With War and Great Society Debates
Congress began the 88th session amid plans for costly decisions on funding the Vietnam War and expanding the Great Society at home. President Johnson's State of the Union address looms, with new members sworn in and committee assignments announced.
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Washington
Congress
Viet Nam
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Presbyterian Church
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Senate
Clarence Brown Jr
Thomas M. Rees
House
Byrd
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Brown
Ohio
Armed Services
Aeronautical
Space Sciences
Lee Metcalf
D - Mont
Wilson flies to Lagos for Rhodesia meeting
Prime Minister Harold Wilson travels to Lagos Nigeria for talks with Commonwealth members about the Rhodesia rebellion. He aims to secure support and seek a path to resolve the crisis affecting Southern Africa.
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Wilson
Nigeria
London
Harold Wilson
Lagos
Rhodesia
Transit Group Seeks Fine Against Unions In NYC Strike
The Transit Authority pursues heavy fines against striking subway and bus unions as a record 850000 vehicles enter Manhattan amid a ten day crippling walkout. Negotiations at City Hall pause after an all night session while officials cite losses of about 322000 dollars daily and await a noon statement from Mayor Lindsay.
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New York
Transit Authority
Subway
Manhattan
City Hall
Supreme Court
Henry A. Barnes
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Douglas L. MacMahon
Michael J. Quill
MacMahon
Wisconsin Tax Series Makes Filing Easier Under New Law
The first of a 12 part series by Norman E. Schley explains Wisconsin s new income tax system. Most filers now transfer federal total income to the state form and cite the standard or itemized deductions. Steps include completing federal Form 1040, entering figures on Wisconsin Form 1, calculating net tax and attaching the federal return.
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Wisconsin
Norman E. Schley
The
Associated Press
Unemployment Signups Continue at Old Community Center
Mayor Walter R. Ekum announced that unemployment compensation signups will be held at the old Community Center this Wednesday and weekly thereafter. The Industrial Commission will keep the site until other quarters are found, avoiding drives to Janesville. The County Board meets tomorrow to discuss the issue, while the Chamber of Commerce searches for other locations. The center site is slated for razing and will become part of a new parking ramp project.
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Walter R. Ekum
Ekum
Industrial Commission
Janesville
Chamber of Commerce
Demonstrations Set Milwaukee March 25 26
The National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Viet Nam announced international demonstrations for March 25 and 26 in Milwaukee. The plan calls for coordinated actions across cities and campuses to protest U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Milwaukee
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Radio aid saves fisherman with head wound at sea
A Boston doctor directed life saving care by radio to crew aboard the trawler Rush after fisherman Harry Ingram suffered a deep head wound off Cape Cod. Coast Guard cutters Acushnet and help from the Italian liner Christofolo Colombo assisted, while instructions covered wound dressing, IV fluids, and blood substitute administration amid 18 foot seas and 50 mph winds.
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Boston
Cape Od
Harry Ingram
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Provincetown
Rush
Woods Hole
Christoforo Colombo
New York
Ingram
Public Health Hospital
John Ratino
Ratino
Paulson to Speak at Farm Group Sausage Feed
Arnold Paulson will address about 1000 attendees at the National Farmers Organization Whole Hog Sausage Feed Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. in Monroe High School M Room. Ambrose Wenger reports tickets at the door. admission is 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children.
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Granite Falls Chamber of Commerce
National Farmers Organization
Monroe
Ambrose Wenger
NFO
Arnold Paulson
Minnesota
Minnesota Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
National Americanism
U.S. Junior Chamber of Com
NFC
Wenger
Paul Stefanik
Albany
Bloodmobile Slated For Monticello Monday
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Monticello next Monday January 17 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. It will be held in the Fellowship Hall of Zwingli United Church of Christ and operated by the Albany Circle. The 50 pint quota covers Monticello village and Adams Washington and Mt Pleasant townships.
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Monticello
American Red Cross
Fellowship Hall
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Albany Circle
Adams
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
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John Opitz
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32Nd Infantry
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Norman Schley
John Pendergass
Paulson
Bloodmobile
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