Green County Plans Review of Feed Grain Relief Need
The Green County Disaster Committee meets at 1 30 p m to decide if a county application for the feed grain relief program should be submitted. New Glarus and Blanchardville discussions focus on specific needs including feed grain stocks and grain prices. Local officials note hay shortages and a tough winter affecting the upcoming growing season.
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Green County
Blanchardville
ASC
New Glarus
State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Administration
Washington
Don Siedschlag
Liedschlag
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service
Schwoegler
Ranger 6 Reaches Course for Moon Impact
Space scientists re aimed the Ranger 6 camera for a near center hit on the moon after a Cape Kennedy launch. A 50 pound thrust booster ignited to alter speed and trajectory, with cameras set to capture up to 3,000 pictures in the final 10 minutes of flight.
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Pasadena
Calif
Moon
Space
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ranger
Cheddar List Steady in Quiet Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
In Wisconsin, a State brand pasteurized single daisies cheddar was offered at 37 cents today with no sales or bids reported in a calm session at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. No trades occurred and prices remained unchanged.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Snow Shortage Hits Wisconsin Ski Areas
Wisconsin ski areas report scarce natural snow as snow-making machines run flat out. Only Superior shows 9 inches, while Wausau Eau Claire Milwaukee Madison Beloit Lone Rock La Crosse Green Bay have around 3 inches or zero. Upper Michigan towns Marquette and Houghton boast 15 inches. No significant new snow expected this weekend.
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MuLwaunicom
Wisconsin
Superior
Wausau
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Madison
Beloit
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Green Bay
Upper Michigan
Marquette
Houghton
Steering Group Forms Mental Health Unit Study
A state appointed steering committee met in the Monroe courthouse to study establishing a mental health clinic. Rev. James C. Plymire led the group which will assess need finances and community climate. Attending were district consultant Erwin Probstein and local officials including Rudolph Haskee Gerald Thompson and D J Sivenink. Future meetings will include civic groups and officials.
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Monroe
James C. Plymire
Erwin Probstein
Division of Mental Hygiene
State Department of Public Welfare
Kymire
Pupuie
Plymire
Rudolph T. Haskee
Gerald ‘=. Thompson
Brodhead
Supt
D. J
Sivenink
Theodore N. Morrison
Green County Welfare Department
Amos Johnson
Green County Hospital
J. T. Etter Jr
Richard Romaine
Emil Tschudy
The
Retarded Childrens Association
Law Enforcement Association
U S to Join Cyprus Peace Force In NATO Plan
London reports Greek and Turkish Cypriots discuss an international peace force with U S troops to police Cyprus. Washington confirms readiness to contribute 1000 to 2000 soldiers if terms are accepted, with NATO to provide about 10 000 total.
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Bulletin
London
U.S
Washington
United States
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
NATO
Johnson
McNamara
Ball
Saturn I sighting to be visible early tomorrow
NASA announced sighting times for the new Saturn I satellite to be seen in Wisconsin on Saturday. The heavy satellite launched Wednesday will move northeastward and may be visible at 6 06 a.m. south of the Superior Duluth area and a minute later south of Madison Milwaukee and the Beloit Rockford area.
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Tional Aeronautics and Administration
Wisconsin
NASA
Superior-Duluth
Madison
Milwaukee
Beloit-Rockford
De Gaulle backs China ties as Asia peace linchpin
Paris Premier De Gaulle urged neutralizing Southeast Asia and said ties with Red China are essential to peace in Asia. He defended establishing relations with the Chinese Communist regime and avoided commenting on the two Chinas issue. He argued France and the West must recognize China's influence in regional policy.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
China
France
West
Soviet Union
House Starts Rights Debate
The civil rights bill, launched last summer amid large demonstrations, moves to the House floor for a week of debate and amendments before a vote on the omnibus measure expanding federal authority to combat discrimination. Leaders expect a solid shape for Senate battles, with ten hours set for general debate and plans to finish action by next Friday, February 11. Wallace MacDonald, 45, VA hospital registrar at Wood, dies from a skull fracture after a fall at home.
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Swarsueyay
House
Senate
Milwaukee
Wallace MacDonald
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wood
Echo Satellite Data Featured at Monroe Science Fair
At Monroe High School a Saturday science fair displays Echo No. 2 balloon satellite data and material samples. Edmund A. Anderson chairs the event after a donation from Mrs. John Becker. Gilmore T. Schjeldahl of Northfield, founder of the Echo project, arranged the materials and history, linking to Echo No. 1 and the first balloon launch.
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Monroe High School
Edmund A. Anderson
John Becker
Monroe
Gilmore T. Schjeldahl
Northfield
Minn
Herbert Becker
John A. Becker
Schjeldahl
Monroe Evening Times
Schjeldahl Company
Sehjeldahl
Oshkosh Finds Woman's Body in Basement Slaying Probe
Oshkosh police chief said a woman's body was unearthed in a basement during a bizarre slaying investigation tied to Reno Nevada and San Francisco. The body is believed to be Mrs Gloria Jean Dahlke 26, estranged wife of Douglas A Dahlke, with army custody in San Francisco. The case links to a divorce suit filed October 18 1963 seeking custody and alleging desertion and cruel treatment. Authorities say the body was found last midnight and awaits Crime Lab analysis.
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Oshkosh
Harry A. Guenther
Reno
Nevada
San Francisco
Guenther
Crime Lab
Gloria Jean Dahlke
Douglas A. Dahike
Dahlke
Eric
Gloria Jean
Germany
Stock List Remains Mixed Trading Dull
The stock market stayed irregular late afternoon with some blue chips firming while overall trading was slack. Daily volume was about 41 million shares, versus 4.25 million on Thursday. Gains and losses among key stocks ranged from fractions to about a point as caution persisted ahead of the weekend amid unsettled international affairs and a high market level.
LBJ Dairy Aid Plan Calls for Incentives to Cut Milk Output
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a voluntary dairy aid plan offering payments to farmers who cut milk production to reduce surpluses. He cited high annual government purchases of butter cheese and nonfat dry milk and supported revising federal milk order pricing to offset costs.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Freeman
Networks Face Midnight Strike Deadline
Negotiations between NBC and ABC unions aimed to avert a nationwide strike as executives prepared for a midnight deadline. Representatives of the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians authorized action if needed, while spokesmen claimed sufficient supervisory staff to keep programs on air.
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Dan Useuu
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
ABC
NBC
Mothers March Total Exceeds 1400 Dollars
Monroe mothers conducted a house-to-house appeal for the March of Dimes raising over 1400 dollars with final totals to be updated when remaining envelopes are counted at the Commercial and Savings Bank. Organizers Mrs. John Irvin and Mrs. Jack Murray noted some envelopes were not turned in yet and may push the final figure past last year’s 1523 dollars.
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Monroe
John Irvin
Jack Murray
Commercial and Savings Bank
Johnson Proposes Expanded Federal Aid to Farmers
President Johnson urged Congress to extend larger federal payments to farmers and cut rural poverty, aligning with Kennedy and Brannan Plan concepts. He proposed a five year Food for Peace extension, broader farm aid, and compensatory payments to cotton, wheat, milk, and potatoes producers, funded by surplus reductions.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Brannan
Kennedy
Freeman
America
Food For Peace
Treasury
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
The
Farm Bureau
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes help meal planning for mo sher students. Week menus list Monday spaghetti and meatballs with green beans bread and milk. Tuesday features South Dakota dinner pineapple jello salad ice cream. Wednesday offers chicken soup sandwiches carrot sticks peaches milk. Friday fish sticks mashed potatoes buttered corn apple sauce bread butter milk.
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South Dakota
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