Nation Awaits Impact of Data On Cigaret Use
Washington reports show the federal smoking study branding cigarets as a health hazard sparks a national debate. Lawmakers investors and health groups prepare actions on labeling advertising regulation and education. A Miami Beach meeting January 22 23 will discuss ad implications while legal challenges and new bills loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Television Code Review Board
Miami Beach
Federal Report
American Cancer Society
Board of Directors
Surgeon General
Tobacco Institute
George V. Allen
Institute
Sen. Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Cigaret Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Market. Snow Closes Roads
In New York late trading, cigaret stocks recovered from early losses while cigars posted gains. Liggett and Myers slipped a point but U S Tobacco and Reynolds trimmed losses to show fractional gains. American Tobacco and Philip Morris dipped slightly. Lorillard held steady. Cont acted Cigar led gains among brand names as snow and rail disruptions hit Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Liggett and Myers
U.S. Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
American Tobacco
Philip Morris
Lorillard
General Cigar
D.W.G. Cigar
Cigar
Legion Captures Two Top Honors at Mid-Winter Meet
The Zilmer-Riley post of the American Legion in Monroe won the first place Americanism trophy and the first place Boys Work trophy at the Mid-Winter Conference in Appleton, competing with 520 Wisconsin posts. Monroe also placed second in diversified sports and seventh in post history for 1963, led by E. L. Niffenegger Jr. Attendees included Niffenegger, Robert Hendrickson, Donald Jordi, and Olin Flisram. A Kennedy memorial ceremony featured participation by Niffenegger and Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip, who received a commander’s citation for his legislative work benefiting veterans.
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Zilmer-Riley
American Legion
Monroe
Appleton
Legion
Wisconsin
Junior Legion
Badger Boys State
E. L. Niffenegger Jr
Niffenegger
Robert Hendrickson
Donald Jordi
Olin Flisram
John F. Kennedy
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roseleip
Donald P. Skelly
Darlington Post
Wisconsin American Legion
State Senate
Department of Veterans Affairs
Three Civil Service Mail Schools Indicted in Mail Fraud Case
A federal grand jury indicted three La Crosse correspondence schools and 16 officers for defrauding via mail advertising. The actions target National Preparatory Service Career Service Inc National Service and related operators, claiming courses guarantee government jobs through Civil Service Commission exams.
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Civil Service
Madison
la Crosse
U.S
David Rabinovitz
National Preparatory Service
Career Service, Inc
National Service
U.S. Atty
Nathan Heffernan
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Milestone Baby Born En Route To Hospital In Snow
Mrs. Clayton Milestone of Mt Horeb and her unnamed baby daughter were in excellent condition after a swift birth that occurred at 9 30 p m Friday between the Glenn Milestone home and a garage ready to drive them to St Clare hospital. The eight pound fourteen ounce infant arrived five minutes after labor began with near zero temperatures posing danger to mother and child. Clayton Milestone works 320 acres near Mt Horeb.
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Clayton Milestone
Mt. Horeb
Glenn Milestone
Edith Cline
Madison
Donald Martin
Times
22Nd Street
St. Clare Hospital
Six Lives Lost Toll Soars to 37 in Wisconsin Crashes
The Associated Press reports six people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes, pushing the 1964 state toll to 37. Victims include Milwaukee men Joseph Kryske and Daniel Guerreiro in a viaduct collision, Alfred Pirring of Port Washington, and William G. Rembert of Milwaukee, among others.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Joseph Kryske
Daniel Guerrero
Alfred Pirring
Port Washington
Fre|donia
William G. Rembert
Kenosha
Rembert
American Motors Corp
Earl Oliver
Juneau
Alfred Mueller
Darlington
Jennie Weinstein
Woman Dies in Fire in Berlin Wisconsin
Berlin Wis. Mrs. Tillie Burdick aged 79 died Sunday when a house fire of undetermined origin broke out in her home where she lived alone.
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Berlin
Wis
Tillie Burdick
Monroe Dairy Co Ceases Operation and Oak Brand Buys Butter
The Monroe Dairy Co of 35 years is closed by the Myers family. Alpine butter operation sold to Oak Brand Ice Cream Co of Freeport. Alpine butter will be distributed through existing dealerships. no immediate plan for the dairy building. The Myers brothers retain Swiss Cheese Shop and cheese stores in Janesville and Evansville and their coin-operated services.
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Monroe Dairy Co
Myers
Russell J
Archie Myers
Oak Brand Ice Cream Co
Freeport
18H Avenue
A. 5. Myers
A. S. Myers
Rochester
Ind
Sheboygan Products Co
Russell Myers
Monroe
Myers Brothers
Highway 69
Janesville
Evansville
Universalist Unitarian Church Votes to Continue and Seek New Minister
More than 100 members attended a farewell dinner for Rev. and Mrs. Jesse R. Dom as the congregation unanimously voted to continue church operations and immediately seek a new minister. The Doms will depart for Fall River, Massachusetts, to lead the First Unitarian Society there. A pulpit committee will select a replacement based on interviews, while services continue with supply pastors from nearby towns.
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Universalist-Unitarian Church
Jesse R. Dom
Dom
Fall River
Mass
First Unitarian Society
Monroe
Chicago
Harold Snively
George Barry
Mary Frantz
Donald Otteson
Edward Trickel
Lucille Becker
Kenneth Stair and Wife Evacuated From Panama Zone
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stair, parents of a Panama based family, were evacuated from Balboa Panama to the American Zone Friday night. A short wave radio long distance call confirmed they are safe and staying with friends. The Stairs have been in Panama since January 1963.
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Kenneth Stair
Myron I. Stair
Balboa
Panama
Columbia
S.C
Canada
Philco
Albrook Field
Air Force Base
Myron Stair
Kenneth Stairs
200000 Dane Citizens Get First Sabin Doses
Nearly 200 000 Dane County residents of all ages turned out to 24 centers Sunday for their first Sabin oral polio vaccine doses. The Dane County Medical Society sponsor called the effort an unprecedented success. Vaccination was free with a 25 cent per dose donation invited. Feb 23 was set for the second dose. Satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB with a Thor Agena booster.
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Madison W
Dane County
Dane County Medical Society
U S Embassy Staff Reopens Panama Office
Amid easing tensions the United States and Panama agreed to form a joint OAS peace authority. Ambassador Trucco chairs the five member panel as Gen. O Meara hands over Canal Zone control to civilian governor Fleming. Violence continues with 24 dead in the border area including 3 U S soldiers.
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Panama
United States
Organization of American States
Canal Zone
Manuel Trucco
Chili
OAS
Andrew
O'Meara
U.S
Thomas J. Fleming
US. Army
Army
Judges Silent on Rabinovitz Appointment Report
Milwaukee judges declined to comment on reports that they opposed David Rabinovitz for the Western Wisconsin judgeship. The ABA said its inquiry was thorough and impartial and that Rabinovitz is not qualified, per a Senate judiciary committee filing.
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Milwaukee
U.S. District Court
David Rabinovitz
Wisconsin
Robert E. Tehan
Kenneth P. Grubb
F. Ryan Duffy Sr
U.S. Court of Appeals
Chicago
Milwaukee Journal
American Bar Association
ABA
Rabinovitz
Johnson
Sai It
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tehan
Duffy
Rev Olm May Resign Post As Northeast UCC Nominee
Rev. Paul H. Olm, pastor of St. John's United Church of Christ since 1956, announced his nomination to become minister of the Northeast Association of the Wisconsin Conference UCC. If elected, he plans to resign at St. John's in early February and assume duties around April 15, with a headquarters in Appleton. The election involves seven churches in Green Bay, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, and the Fox River Valley.
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St. John’s United Church of Christ
Paul H. Olm
United Church of Christ
Olm
Rev
Green Bay
Shebongan
Fond du Lac
Fox River Valley
Rev. Olm
St. John’s Church
Monroe
Northeast Association
Appleton
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s
Southeast Association
Wisconsin
Richard Wichler
Madison
Southwest Association
United Churches of Christ
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Marengo
Port Washington
Hales Corners
Olms
Kehle
South Wisconsin Synod
Ralph Lichtenwalner
Fred Schmidt
Paul Ritschard
John F. Kundert
Lichtenwalner
Eastern Half of Country Gripped by Winter Storm
Winter storms slam the nation from the Midwest to the Northeast with heavy snow and gale winds. Up to six inches of snow fall in New York area. Illinois and Indiana see deep drifts and motorists stranded. Southern states face freezing temps and light accumulation while northern regions endure subzero lows.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Seaboard
Texas
Florida
Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Hugh
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Neoga
American Legion Hall
Masonic Temple
Springfield
Linois
Washington
D.C
Atlantic States
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Dehmer Wins Habitat Citation in Green County
Wilbur K. Dehmer Albany druggist and conservationist was named the first wildlife habitat citation recipient by the Green County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors. The award, announced at the Agricultural building, recognizes his farm near Albany with extensive tree and shrub plantings to aid wildlife. Dehmer joins eight other counties in Southwestern Wisconsin for regional honors. nominations came from Clarence R. Benkett Ray L. Beckman and Soil Conservation Service representatives.
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Wilbur K. Dehmer
Albany
Green County Soil and Water Conservation District
Dehmer
Green County Conservation League
Wisconsin
Clarence R. Benkett
Ray L. Beckman
The
Conservation League
Soil Conservation Service
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Cigaret
Britain
London
England
Call
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
West Coast
Cushing
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Radke
Church Post
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