Two New Heart Transplant Recipients Show Progress
Maria Elena Penaloza, 24, and Gaetan Paris, 49, recover after Friday’s heart transplants in Chile and Canada. Both report good appetite and no rejection signs as 22nd and 23rd operations unfold worldwide with eleven U.S. cases.
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Associated Press
Chile
Canada
Maria Elena Penaloza
Navy
Valparaiso
Gaetan Paris
Montreal Heart Institute
Paris
Miss Penaloza
United States
Houston
Tex
Johnson announces talks on limiting nuclear missiles
President Johnson announced that the United States and the Soviet Union will begin talks soon on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear missiles systems. The White House noted 51 nations joined the Nonproliferation Treaty signing with ceremonies in Washington London and Moscow. Kosygin urged talks on disarmament including halting nuclear weapon manufacture and stockpile reduction.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
White House
London
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
U.S.A
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
July Birthday Doggerel Verse by Clair R Munns
A playful verse titled July Birthday from Clair R Munns encourages readers to clip it for luck. It frames birthdays as a royal day and urges celebration with bold, July rocket imagery.
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Clair R. Munns
De Gaulle Wins Jawdropping Landslide Elects Historic Majority
Paris reports France’s two stage National Assembly vote yields a Gaullist plus ally majority of over 200 seats in a 487 seat chamber. Premier Pompidou warns of enormous difficulties ahead while praising a defensive reaction against totalitarianism. Communists suffer a crushing setback as the nation seeks economic recovery after weeks of strikes and upheaval.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Devoted Life To Music Fred Trachsel Dies At 85
A. Fred Trachsel 85 of Monroe died 4 35 a m Sunday June 30 at St Clare Hospital after a long heart condition. He served as church organist in Monroe from early 1900s at Immanuel United Methodist and later First United Methodist. A lifelong pianist organist and teacher he first performed at 15. He studied in Monroe and Chicago including the American Conservatory of Music and under Emil Liebling. Survived by a niece and a nephew with two sisters predeceased. Funeral 1 30 p m Tuesday July 2 at Stnessy Funeral Home with Rev Melvin Roehrdanz officiating and burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Fred Trachsel
16Th St
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Trachsel
Immanuel United Methodist
First United Methodist
Immanuel Church
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Emil Liebling
Franz Liszt
Europe
Mr. Trachsel
Green County
Albert Christian
Elizabeth Schar Trachsel
Monroe High School
Albert Fred Trachsel
Ralph Duchow
Herbert T. Johnson
Anna Trachsel
Walter
Lydia) Johnson
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Stnessy Funeral Home
Melvin Roehrdanz
Greenwood Cemetery
Postponed Cattle Show Draws 163 Exhibitors at ACPARD Grounds
The Green County Dairy Day cattle show resumed Sunday at Albany ACPARD grounds after a Saturday postponement due to rain. 183 entries were listed with 163 showing, crowning champions in Holsteins and Brown Swiss divisions including James Salesman and Paul Henningsen as top breeders and exhibitors.
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Helen Zimmerli
Green County
Acpard Grounds
Albany
James Salesman
Monroe Ffa
Paul Henningsen
Oak Corners
Robin Reuter
New Glarus
David Brown
Jody Wegmueller
Richland Ffa
Gracie Holstein
Danny Wyttenbach
New Turn
Talks Sought By Soviet Union On Disarmament
Kosygin announced that the Soviet Union proposed international talks on disarmament covering a halt to nuclear weapon manufacture, reduction of stockpiles, and limits on delivery means. He urged discussions on prohibiting nuclear weapons use and a conference to sign a relevant treaty, amid China reportedly developing an ICBM.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Red China
Kosygin
Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Dairy Day Dampened by Rain in Albany as Stefanik Crowned Queen
Green County Dairy Day faced heavy rain and a shortened parade at Albany Saturday. Despite the weather, Miss Peggy Stefanik was crowned Albany Dairy Queen and Miss Kathy Zimmerli became Brodhead Dairy Queen amid swapped bands and wet floats.
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Peggy Stefanik
Albany
Green County
Kathy Zimmerli
Brodhead
Ralph Cooper
WDA
Frank Wing
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
George Hillery
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburge Cheese Producers Association
Nellian Nelson
Pure Milk Association
Miss Stefanik
Paul Stefanik
Madeline Bosben
Juda
Kathy
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur Township
Loraine
Brodhead High School
Enid
Karen
Times
Helen Zimmerli
Albany Dairy Queen
Brodhead Dairy Queen
John Elsing Returns to U S From Vietnam
Pfc. John A. Elsing, seriously wounded in action in Vietnam on June 11, has returned to the United States and is hospitalized at the U S Navy Hospital in Bethesda Maryland. His parents Mr and Mrs Larry Elsing flew to visit him and report he is in good spirits though injured. He lost an eye and jaw larynx fractures from a mine, more than 20 wounds, and faces recovery with written ability and speech return anticipated in about six months. His 19th birthday is today and mail from friends is welcome at Bethesda.
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Pfe
John A. Elsing
Vietnam
United States
U.S. Navy
Bethesda
Larry Elsing
Oak St
Madison
Elsing
Ruth Bleiler
Monroe
U.S. MC
U.S. Navy Hospital
June Weather Cleared State Faces Storm Toll and Power Loss
June ended under threatening skies with wind and rain across the state. Northern Wisconsin endured tornadoes and power outages, while Bayfield and Douglas counties reported damage near Barnes. Telephones failed in Bayfield, Minocqua, Rhinelander, Sayner and Eagle River as storms moved through. Milwaukee area saw hail and tree damage, and a Wisconsin VFW leadership vote named Edward Mortensen commander of the Milwaukee post.
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Helen Zimmerli
Monroe
Albany
Illinois
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Bayfield County
Douglas County
Barnes
Plymouth
Green County
Northern Illinois
Russell Carter
Juda
Larry Lindgren
Monroe Evening Times
Minocqua
Rhinelander
Sayner
Eagle River
Racine
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
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AP News
U.S
Pacific Ocean
McChord Air Base
Seattle
Wash
Sturup Island
Kuril Chain
Pacific
State Department
MI6
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Alexei Kosygin
Vsily V. Kuznetsov
Saigon
North Vietnam
Siagon
Demilitarized Zone
Cape Lay
Gio Linh
Soviets
LBJ
Wilson
Britain
de Gaulle
A. Fred Trachsel
Helen E. Zimmerli
John Elsing
U. S
Edward Mortensen
Wisconsin Veteran of Foreign Wars
Lester Morrissey
VFW
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