Appointed To City Park Board and Diet Heart Study
Two individuals were named to the city park board. A major diet and heart disease study proposed by the Executive Committee on Diet and Heart Disease aims to test whether reducing fats and cholesterol lowers heart attack risk. A feasibility trial with 2,400 middle aged men showed cholesterol drops and supports a large scale, multi year, $30 to $50 million trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association Today
E. Cowles Andrus
Baltimore
Dietheart
National Heart Institute
Four Green County 4H Delegates To Washington Short Course
Four Green County 4H Club members will depart at 7 a.m. Saturday, June 24, for a weeklong Citizenship Short Course in Washington D C. Delegates include David Nyhus of York Club son of Mr and Mrs Abert Nyhus Tom Hoesly of New Glarus Club son of Mr and Mrs Sheldon Hoesly Delores Lauper of Browntown Club daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lauper Christine Meier of Richland Club daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Meier Jr The course runs through Sunday July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
4H Club
Washington, D.C
David Nyhus
York Club
Abert Nyhus
Tom Hoesly
New Glarus Club
Sheldon Hoesly
New Glarus
Delores Lauper
Browntown Club
William Lauper
Christine Meier
Richland Club
Alfred Meier Jr
Those Litterbugs in Daily Doggerel Verse
A humorous verse by Clair R. Munns lampoons persistent pests that resist sprays and chemical remedies. The poemPlayfully imagines a scientist-figured foe and mocks ineffective control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Munns
Senate To Face Kellett Proposal On State Merger
MADISON The Kellett Bill on state government reorganization heads back to the Senate after Assembly leaders faulted the proposed board for overseeing the 1968 merger of conservation and resource development. The Senate plan would create five members from the Conservation Commission and three from the Resource Development Board, forcing further enactment if the Assembly changes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Assembly
Departments of
Conservation and Resource Development
Conservation Commission
Resource Development Board
Monroe City Council Trades For Stray Pet Quarters
The Monroe City Council arranged a land swap with Monroe Cigar Co. trading their Industrial Park building to the city for 1% acres, while land east of the new Highway 69 right of way goes to the firm. The former cigar building will be remodeled into a dog pound with heated quarters, replacing the incinerator site used since the 1965 Palm Sunday tornado wrecked the old pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Cigar Co
Dobbs
Walter R. Ekum
Cigar Co
Palm Sunday
Debra Indergand Wins Brown Swiss Judging at Janesville District
Debra Indergand a Hiawatha 4-H member led the Brown Swiss dairy judging team to a win in the district contest held yesterday at the Rock County Fairgrounds Janesville. Green County team placed fourth among 12 teams with members Barbara Wegmueller John F Deininger and Dave Erickson coached by Roger Stauffacher. An Iowa County 4-Her Ted Thompson was top overall. eight classes were judged in the morning with four reasons given, and results announced in the afternoon diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Indergand
Hiawatha
Dave Erickson
York Club
Roger Stauffacher
Green County Holstein Dairyman
Iowa
Lafayette Coun
Dane
Ted Thompson
Green County
Susan Erickson
Cindy Streiff
New Glarus Club
Robin Reuter
Don Ruff
Richland Club
Calvin Kraemer
Council approves Park Board appointments and CD program upgrades
The Monroe City Council confirmed two three year Park Commission terms for Donald Janke and Mrs. Keith Witte, replacing longtime member Mrs. Franz Brand. Aldermen chose Connors Plumbing for a 1360 radiator installation for the emergency generator and readvertised for propane units to meet federal match requirements. The council joined a salt price fixing lawsuit with the attorney general against several chemical companies and ordered an updated city code study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Park Board
Attorney General’s
Donald Janke
Keith Witte
Park Commission
Walter R. Ekum
Janke
Sam Rubi
Witte
Franz W. Brand
Brand
Ekum
Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
Weiss
Ervin Goecks
Belvidere
Rockford
England
Attorney General
William J. Schmitz
Schmitz
Dwight C. Coplien
House Passes Law Against Flag Burning
Washington report says the House approved a bill to criminalize flag desecration as a federal offense but omitted explicit reference to flag burning The measure passed 386 to 16 with penalties up to $1000 fine and one year in prison Senate action pending
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House
Washington
New York
Senate
Browntown Dairy Queen Crown Event Slated
Browntown’s Queen will be crowned at Browntown Park on Saturday night June 24. Cadiz 4-H Club hosts an ice cream social with serving from 7:30 p.m. and entertainment by the Country Swingers from 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. during which the queen will be crowned. Intermission features three talent numbers. Barbecue, hot dogs, pie, cake, ice cream, milk and coffee offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Browntown Park
Cadiz
France Blames Israel as Paris Telecasts War Start Claim
President Charles de Gaulle accuses Israel of starting the Middle East war in a June statement. He asserts responsibility for the conflict, framing Paris as reacting to the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Israel
Middle East
Badger Booster Day Draws 110 Golfers at Monroe Club
The UW Foundation event drew 110 golfers for the annual Badger Booster Day at Monroe Country Club to aid the Student Aid Foundation. Pro Jim Forbes called it the largest turnout ever, with a Dutch luncheon, smorgasbord dinner, and a program featuring Badger coaches and athletes. Ray Kubly and Lloyd Larson hosted, with speakers including John Coatta and Milt Bruhn.
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Monroe Country Club
Badger
Student Aid Foundation
Ray Kubly
Monroe
Bill Kiekhofer
Les
Jim Forbes
National Club
Wisconsin Athletic Board
Ray
Madison
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wisconsin
Walter
John Coatta
Milt Bruhn
Ivy Williamson
Mark Winzenried
Tom Mitchell
Cager
Camp Randall
Monroe’s
St. Clare Hospital
Ivy
Fritz Wegner
Bud Foster
Carl Sanger
Deral Teteak
Harland Carl
Bob Johnson
John Walsh
Paul Shaw
Les Ritcherson
Dave Brown
Bob Hinds
Borderline middle age Manages to feel older
Hal Boyle notes the border between youth and middle age is not a map border but a social one. He lists signs you may be middle aged such as preferring quiet, yawning openly, recalling pension timing, cutting fat from meat, and bragging about prejudices as courage.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Brush Brothers Fun Day in Orangeville Draws 700
About 700 people attended the Brothers of the Brush Fun Day at the Orangeville Athletic Field. Winners included Mrs Bessie Fehr and teammates in the butter churning contest, Julie Zuehlke in rolling pin throwing, Linda Lenker in flap jack, Miss Margaret Scheider in water bucket, Glen Davis in egg throwing, Greg White in milk drinking, Donald Kruse in pie eating, Verl Boyer in tug of war, Tom Witt in greased pig for under 12, Jim Scheider for over 12, and Duane Kehler for the greased pole with $5 prize. Teams led by Miss Scheider and by Phillips won horseshoe events. Centennial Headquarters will announce the judging date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Brothers of the Brush
Mmes
Bessie Fehr
Russell Homen
Ernest Snyder
Gilbert Abraham
Julie Zuehlke
Margaret Scheider
Donald Kruse
Lynn Krug
Linda Lenker
Marian White
Doris Lenker
Glen Davis
Clarksville
Tenn
David Roderick
Tom Witt
Jim Scheider
Duane Kehler
Donald
Irvin Phillips
Richard Zuehlke
Lannis Lenker
Russell King
Lynden Lenker
Centennial
Nugent Couple Welcome 8-Pound Boy in Austin
Luci Johnson Nugent gave birth today to an 8 pound 10 ounce boy. The infant is President Johnson's first grandchild. Father Patrick J. Nugent announced from the lobby of Seton Hospital that Luci is fine.
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Luci Nugent
Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Seton Hospital
Luci
Younger Stricken: Rep. J Arthur Younger Dies at 74
Congressman J Arthur Younger of California, longtime representative for San Mateo County, died of leukemia Tuesday night at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He was 74.
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Younger
Washington
J. Arthur Younger
Calif
San Mateo County
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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UW Foundation
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Brush Brothers
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