Prominent Author Herbert Kubly Joins UW Parkside Faculty
Wisconsin born author Herbert O. Kubly, award winning critic and educator, is named professor of English at the UW Parkside campus. He will begin in 1969 70 after serving as visiting lecturer in Switzerland during 1968 69 and currently teaches at San Francisco State College. Kubly has published seven books and four plays and won the National Book Award for An American in Italy.
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University of Wisconsin
Parkside
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Tional
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Columbia University
New School For Social Research
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New York Writers’ Conference
Wagner College
Staten Island
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph
New York Heraldn Tribune
Time Magazine
Holiday
Life
New York Times
Switzerland
Life World Library
Sicily
National Theater
New York
New Glarus High School
Mrs Heinzelman Rites Tomorrow Death Cause Given
Services for Irene Margar et Block Heinzelman 43 of Monroe will be at St John s United Church of Christ with Rev Milton G Petzold officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Death from plastic anemia due to toxic exposure likely from home insecticide spray. Family details and survivors listed. Green County Barbershop Chorus members to attend in a group.
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Herman
Irene) Heinzelman
19Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
St. John’s
Heinzelman
Irene Margaret Block
Monticello
Arthur
Lena Baumann Block
Monticello High School
St. John’s Church of
Monroe
Herman Heinzelman
Lena Block
Newark
Calif
Robert
Sherrie) Neuenschwander
Jacqueline Kay
June Irene
Dwayne Block
Vernon
Cal
Green County
Fenton Named Bank President in Freeport
The First National Bank of Freeport names H. L. John Fenton as new bank president. Fenton previously served as executive vice president since July 1967 and was formerly with the Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe.
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First National Bank of Freeport
H. L
John) Fenton
Monroe
Freeport Bank
Fenton
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Government seizes weight loss pills from market
The FDA has seized up to 18 million thyroid digitalis tablets and capsules promoted for obesity. In a Denver district court filing, the drugs made by Western Research Laboratories are alleged to be misbranded with false labeling. The rainbow pill regime uses thyroid and digitalis with other stimulants, though doctors warn such drugs are unsafe for weight loss.
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U.S. District Court
Denver
Colorado
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
Western Research Laboratories, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
Herbert L. Ley
FDA
Bureau of Medicine
Western Research Laboratories
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns Blessed Are the Meek
A brief verse notes patience as a virtue among many and likens waiting to idling a car engine when gears feel stuck. Clair R. Munns uses light humor to pose patience as a quiet strength for readers.
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Clair R. Munns
Argyle Man Injured in Monroe Traffic Crash
An Argyle man, Harlow W. Raleigh, 27, suffered bruises and a head cut when a car veered along the left curb of 13th Street for 150 feet, struck a Wisconsin Power and Light pole, and he was taken to St. Clare Hospital. Police cited another driver, Robert D. Hart, as causing the incident as his car went out of control near 13th Street and 23rd Avenue.
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Argyle
Harlow W. Raleigh
13Th St
Monroe
Raleigh
St. Clare Hospital
Robert D. Hart
Route 2
23Rd Ave
Jean M. Wells
Route 3
Vernon S&s
Leopold
Alfred Locher
Jane E. Block
Route 4
20Th Ave
15Th St
Locher
William M. Fritz
Michael F. Herrmann
Racine
14Th Ave
12Th St
Robert O. Kubly
Monticello
Browntown
William Paske
Mayor Proclaims Jaycee Week with Bosses Night in Monroe
Mayor Walter R. Ekum proclaims Jaycee Week in Monroe beginning January 14. Bosses Night at Monroe Country Club features awards for outstanding young man and senior citizen 1967, with guests Vince Lloyd and Glen Beckett. tickets from local sponsors.
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Jaycee
Monroe
Walter R. Ekum
Monroe Country Club
Monroe Jaycees
Jaycees
Monroe Area
Roland E. Karlen
Dewey Dwyer
Vince Lloyd
Chicago Cubs
Nixon team signals Wisconsin run unlikely to end campaign
OSHKOSH reports Nixon plans a Feb 1 decision on Wisconsin presidential primary run while backers express confidence. He aims to start campaigning in New Hampshire Feb 2 with Wisconsin appearances Feb 5 and 6 in Green Bay Stevens Point and Fond du Lac.
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Oshkosh
Richard M. Nixon
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Green Bay
Stevens Point
Fond du Lac
Milk Market Plans Critized by Wisconsin Cooperative
William C. Eckles, general manager of Pure Milk Products Cooperative of Fond du Lac, attacks a proposed milk marketing order based in Chicago that could depress prices. He urges farmers and cooperatives to object, noting the plan would consolidate Wisconsin areas and affects 10,000 dairy farmers across Wisconsin, northern Illinois and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Fond DU Lac
William C. Eckles
Pure Milk Products Cooperative of
Chicago
Wisconsin
Eckles
Eckles’ Cooperative
Illinois
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Area Men Get Posts With PMA
Floyd Francis of Evansville was elected to a two year term as District 2 director of the Pure Milk Association at the district annual meeting. He succeeds A W Agnew who did not seek re election. Re elected for one year terms were Gerald Earlywine president Walter Haberman vice president and William Fenrick treasurer. Lyle Stall was named secretary.
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Janesville
Floyd Francis
Evansville
The
Pure Milk Association
Francis
A. W. Agnew
Milton Junction
Gerald J. Earlywine
Brodhead
Walter Habermen
William F. Fenrick
Knowles Deliberates Future as Primary Nears
Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles may reveal his political future soon after the April 2 presidential preference primary. Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette and Lt. Gov. Jack Olson expect announcements within a week or ten days. Possible paths include a third term, challenging Sen. Gaylord Nelson, or retirement.
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Madison
Warren P .Knowles
Knowles
Wisconsin
Bronson C. la Follette
Jack Olson
la Follette
Olson
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
Stotler to Address Warren Lions Club on Grain Futures
H. H. Stotler of Stotler and Company will speak on the Grain Futures Market with emphasis on hedging at the Warren Lions Club meeting. The session begins at 8 tonight in the Warren Community Building.
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Warren
H. H. Stotler
Stotler and Company
Lions Club
Green Bay Celebrates Packers World Title Return
Green Bay, a 60 000 strong town, erupts after the Packers crush the Oakland Raiders 33 14 in the Super Bowl. Thousands greet the team at Austin Straubel Airport as fans flood the lot and motorcade through the city. Coach Vince Lombardi and players return from Miami, with others heading to the Pro Bowl next weekend.
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Green Bay Packers
Oakland Raiders
Titletown
U.S.A
Brown County
Austin-Straubel
Packerland
Packer
Miami
California
Vince Lombardi
Phil Benston
No. 4
Contact Sport Turns Glasses into Costly Postgame Patch
Miami report notes Ben Wilson of the Green Bay Packers lost a contact lens in Sunday's Super Bowl with six minutes left. He estimated replacement at 43.50 dollars. Each Packer on the winning squad earned 15,000 dollars.
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Miami
Fla
Green Bay
Ben Wilson
Wilson
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