Beat Music Set For TV Monday
A 90 minute CBS prime time special titled its What's Happening, Baby! targets teenagers 16 to 21 considering dropping out or already out of high school. Host Murray Kaufman known as Murray the K guides the beat music variety featuring over 20 acts from Herman's Hermits to the Cannibal and the Headhunters with non commercial interludes.
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CBS
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Murray Kaufman
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New York
West Virginia
Scarsdale
Shaker Heights
Monticello Social Roundup Shows Regional Movements
Local residents attend meetings and visits across Wisconsin and Illinois. Mrs Hazel Becker and others plan a two day Wisconsin School Food Service meeting in Milwaukee while families travel for picnics and family visits nearby including Port land and Madison. The note ends with a brief remark on ancient Hebrew scribes and parchment writing.
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Hazel Becker
Lydia Voegeli
Jake Krieg
Fred Durtschi
Milwaukee
Ray Talmadge
Ralph Elmer
Permin Graber
Homestead Holstein Club
Westby
C. W. Karlen
Donna Karlen
Belvidere
Ill
Kenneth Kennedy
Knoxville
Taliesin Lives On As Wright Legacy Expands
Wright's Taliesin Fellowship grows with about 50 projects totaling over 32 million dollars. Olgivanna Wright guides 35 Taliesin architects under William Wesley Peters, while the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, including Taliesin East and West, is financially stable after a near bankruptcy bite.
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New York
Frank Lloyd Wright
Taliesin
Taliesin Associated Architects
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Taliesin West
Scottsdale, Ariz
Taliesin East
Spring Green
Wright
Sdow
Olgivanna
William Wesley Peters
Wisconsin Stock Ownership Rises 12 Percent in 1965 Census
The 1965 census of stock ownership by the New York Stock Exchange shows Wisconsin has 360,000 stockholders, up 12 percent from the previous count. The report notes roughly one in eleven people in Wisconsin own stock.
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New York
Wisconsin
New York Stock Exchange
Milwaukee Area Stockholders Count Reveals Local Holdings
The 1962 survey shows national holdings rising 18 percent to 20.1 million. Milwaukee metro area includes 132000 stockholders across Milwaukee Ozaukee and Waukesha counties with 30000 in Madison Dane County 18500 in Racine Green Bay Brown County 10000 in Kenosha County according to census estimates.
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Ozaukee
Waukesha Counties
Madison
Dane County
Racine County
Green Bay
Brown County
Kenosha County
Chute Jumper Plans To Seek New Record
Nickolas J. Piantanida of Brick Township New York aims to set a world record by leaping from 115000 feet in a balloon gondola between September 10 and 16 near Minneapolis St Paul. The attempt would surpass Air Force Captain Joseph Kittinger Jr. who jumped from 102000 feet five years earlier.
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Duluth
Monticello School Board Approves Budgets and Salaries
The Monticello Board of Education met June 16 1965 and approved paying vouchers totaling 290 17186 dollars and accepted the high school athletic account budget for 1965 66. They also set salaries for custodial staff cafeteria workers and other non teaching personnel and scheduled a June 25 meeting to adjourn at 10 25 p.m. A hearing on land detachment and attachment petitions was denied by the County School Committee. Mariner 4 meanwhile has traveled over 303 million miles en route to Mars and will approach within about 6000 miles of the planet in July. It will photograph Mars and relay ten days of data.
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Board of Education
Rodney O. Kittelsen
George R. Barry
Fred Krebs
John L. Norton
Clarence Falk
Alvin H. Babler
Lawrence Raymer
Derwin J Huenink
Walter A. Babula
Lee Mitchell
William R. Stuckey
Christine Baber
Circuit Court Room
Hans Sulzer
Monticello
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Monroe
Adams
Cadiz
Clarno
Jefferson, Jordan
Sylvester
Circuit Court
Norton
Barry
Babler
Mr. Krebs
Mr. Falk
ProTem
Mars
Mariner 4
Red Planet
Earth
Tornado editions and Palm Sunday tragedy still available
A note announces remaining copies of tornado editions and Monroe's Palm Sunday tragedy are available at the Times office.
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Monroe
Palm Sunday
Times Office
Hypnotists Demonstrate TV Induced Trance
Two psychiatrists from Columbia University report that television can induce trance in viewers in a closed circuit experiment. They discuss potential uses for mass education and spaceflight while warning of risks from unscrupulous operators without proper safeguards and control over broadcasting systems.
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New York
England
American Medical Association
Herbert Spiegel
James H. Ryan
Columbia University
New York City
Earth
Mars Hosts Debate on Life Between Plants and Animals
The article notes scientists' belief that simple vegetation akin to moss or lichens may exist on Mars. It also records a minority view among biologists suggesting that intelligent animals could inhabit Mars.
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Mars
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Bobby) Freitag
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