LSD Trip Blinds Six Pennsylvania College Students
Six Pennsylvania college juniors permanently lost sight after staring at the sun during an LSD trance. The federal health agency opened a state by state survey to find similar cases, noting a Santa Barbara incident earlier with four students losing reading vision under similar circumstances. Authorities describe the incident as the first known case of total blindness linked to LSD and call for caution while officials warn against scare tactics.
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Jack Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania College
University of California At Santa Barbara
Norman M. Yoder
Office of the Blind
Wisconsin cancels Rock County state park plan under moratorium
The Wisconsin Conservation Committee canceled the 1200 acre Rock County state park project along Tartle Creek and shifted 351000 from land acquisition to development funding amid a moratorium on land condemnations. D J Mackie cited owner resistance to parcels and a need to boost high priority parks. The move follows criticism of land negotiations and public scrutiny of the moratorium.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Committee
Rock County
Tartle Creek
D. J. Mackie
Parks and Recreation
Conservation Division
L. P. Voigt
Mackie
Shelter and food shortages spark state animal cruelty warning
Wisconsin officials warn January to March cold spells risk neglect of livestock and pets as shore up shelter water and food. Humane groups urge local enforcement as cases rise with winter weather and lack of windbreaks.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Qwen W. Haffner
Haffner
Wisconsin
C. K. Kamp
Scheer
Humane Society
Kampscheer
Mrs Heinzelman Stricken in Monroe Death at St. Clare Hospital
Herman Heinzelman aged 43 of 914 18th Ave died at St. Clare Hospital at 9 20 AM after admission on December 21 Funeral arrangements are handled by Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home. Lynch renamed Madison Lynch of Wauwatosa re elected chairman of the new state National Resources Board.
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Herman Heinzelman
18Th Ave
Irene Black
St. Clare Hospital
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
LYNCH
Madison
Russel G. Lynch
Wauwatosa
New State National Resources Board
Howe Car Damaged In Monroe Accident
A car driven by William A Miller of Monroe backed into Jerome J Howe’s parked vehicle in the Kroger Store lot at 5 21 p m yesterday causing minor damage to the Howe car and no damage to the Miller vehicle Monroe police said A county accident report notes Paul Schnake of New Glarus struck a fence with the front fender and chrome around 9 30 last night one mile southeast of Albany on County E at Atkinson Road
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William A. Miller
Monroe
Jerome J. Howe
Kroger
Howe
Sheriff's
Paul Schnake
New Glarus
Albany
Atkinson Road
Kantro Night Benefit Raises 2514 Dollars in Brown Town
Gross proceeds from the Kantro Night benefit held Thursday total 2514.94 with more donations expected from absentees. Mrs. Madie Stauffacher thanked supporters and said the event marks the highest collection in recent years for Brown Town.
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Madie Stauffacher
Browntown
Vince Lloyd Voice of Cubs Built on Big Night Humor
Portrait of Vince Lloyd, WGN Chicago broadcaster and former Yankton College linebacker, as the voice of the Cubs on WGN Radio, with a rich baritone and versatile host duties. From auditioning in 1940 to joining Channel 9 in 1961, his career spans sports, news, and entertainment. He worked with Lou Boudreau and covered White Sox openers.
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Monroe Country Club
Jaycees
Sioux City
Vince Lloyd
KTRI
WGN Radio and Television
Jack Brickhouse
Vince
Chicago
Lloyd
Beirut
Lebanon
Yankton
South Dakota
Cubs
WGN
Lou Boudreau
Chicago Bulls
Channel 9
Wally Phillips
WNAX
Wild Bill Hickok
Ornery Hombres
WMBD
Peoria
Marine Corps
Brickhouse
White Sox
Senators
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Three Suspects Held in Lafayette Break-ins
Lafayette County deputies hold David Harris aged 20 of Blanchardville Maynard Wahl 20 of Hollandale and a 17 year old youth in connection with recent break-ins. Break-ins targeted Blanchardville Lumber Co and Blanchardville Cheese Factory with cash registers opened. Additional thefts occurred at Hollandale School and a Dodgeville service station tires were stolen. Authorities say all incidents are related.
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Darlington
Lafayette County
Blanchardville Lumber Co
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Dodgeville
City urges snow removal rule for parked cars
Monroe Street department reminds vehicle owners to remove cars after a snowfall of at least one inch. Section 10.03 (21) bars parking on streets until snow is cleared to the curb. Violators may have cars towed by police or street crews, with removal costs charged to the owner.
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Monroe Street
Jack Erb
Israel Jordan clash reports across Jordan River
Israeli and Jordanian troops traded machine gun fire south of the Sea of Galilee for about an hour, the army said. In Madison, antiwar protestor Robert Cohen criticized the UW regents for restricting campus protest activities amid a hearing on changes. Hong Kong will celebrate Chinese New Year without fireworks, seen as omens by some. The Pentagon scrapped a $175 million plan for a larger atomic warhead, reallocating funds to modernize existing weapons and add multiple warheads. Wisconsin Gov Knowles signed measures limiting state costs for mental hospital patients and enabling a new auto tax to address urban problems. University of Wisconsin researchers reported a kidney transplant technique predicting donor compatibility, with eight transplants in 14 months showing promise.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
East Bank
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Robert Cohen
School
Board of Regents
Cohen
University
Regent
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Congress
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Fritz Bach
William Kisken
Winter Woodland Ghosts and January Sings
A short verse by Clair R. Munns depicts January in a woodland scene with ghostly trees a crow’s cry and the cold sound of a saw in the snow. It emphasizes the chill and hands numbness as winter imagery carries through the poem.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Leon Jacobs
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Bureau of Drug Abuse Control
N. B. Coon
Orangeville
Ill
Laura Moore
Opal Schreiner
Leone Rackow
James Wellman
North School
Times
WCC
The
Lafayette
Lyndon Johnson
White House
AP News
Hong Kong
Clair R. Munns
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