Pauling urges orange juice over critics on vitamin C
Nobel chemist Linus Pauling defends high daily vitamin C doses to prevent colds, urging critics to drink more orange juice. He cites studies and calls vitamin C nearly non toxic, while noting potential risks from 1000 to 15000 milligrams daily. The AP report notes a separate remark from the U S surgeon general about an unknown waiting period.
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Pauling
Orange Juice
Denver
Linus Pauling
County Board Votes to Hire Assistant for Soil Service
Green County Board of Supervisors approved 2000 to hire an assistant for the Soil and Water Service due to federal funding shortfalls. The Agricultural committee supported the plan as workload grows. Chairman Clinton Pierce noted a Solid Waste Disposal meeting in Wisconsin Rapids with ideas presented. Reports from 1970 were accepted and a financial statement approved. The board backed legislation to cut probate costs and support Senate Bill 68 for state aid to elementary teachers under certain millage conditions. A resolution urged Gov Lucey to seek county relief.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Soil and Water Service
Agricultural Committee
Clinton Pierce
Ken Meyer
Willis Deimer
Darwin Weber
Wisconsin Rapids
Green County Highway Department
Pleasant View
Senator Roseleip
Assemblyman Tregoning
County Board Association
Patrick Lucey
Argyle Woman to Reach Century Mark April 16
Argyle Times Special reports Mrs. Caroline Ingwell born April 16, 1871 in Argyle Township will become a centenarian on April 16. She married Anton Ingwell in 1899, lived on a Blanchardville farm, and moved to Argyle in 1944. Now at Nybroton Nursing Home, she has four children, five grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren.
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Argyle
Argyle Times
Caroline Ingwell
Caroline Olson Lynne
Argyle Township
Blanchardville Lutheran
Anton Ingwell
Blanchard
Nybroton
Ingwell
Donald Ogden Named Chamber Director
Donald W. Ogden who leads the Credit Bureau of Monroe was elected director of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce replacing Robert Rieder as vice president, while Gene Dawson advances to president and Ronald J. Tschudy moves to Elkhart Lake Bank duties. The meeting also covered promotions, Sunday holiday impacts on Monday openings, and potential shifts for Cheese Days 1972 though no changes were approved.
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Donald W. Ogden
Credit Bureau of
Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Robert Rieder
Gene Dawson
Dawson
Ronald J. Tschudy
Bank of Elkhart Lake
Tschudy
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ogden
Rotary Club of
Ministers Warn County of Rising Drug Problem and Juvenile Issues
John Walter Green County Juvenile Court Officer told the Green County Ministerial Association in Grace Lutheran Church that marijuana use is leading youths to stronger drugs, with eight marijuana or LSD cases in Monroe in 1970 and 61 juvenile cases settled out of court last year. He cited weekend pot parties in Madison, priced LSD at $2 and urged foster homes for 11 to 17 year olds. The meeting also discussed school evenings free for church activities, after school programs, and radio religious programming on WEKZ. In other news, Dr Williams Barry Wood of Johns Hopkins died at 60, noted as Harvard’s last All American back. and John R Moore, 61, Anaconda Co executive in Montana, died of an apparent heart attack.
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Green County
John Walter
Monroe
Walter
Brodhead
Albany
Monticello
Madison
Harold Crume
United Methodist Church
Lee Olson
Roy Bissig
Church Women United
WEKZ
Larry —_Pinnow
Boston
Williams Barry Wood
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Wood
Harvard
Medina Denies Order to Kill at My Lai Trial
Lt. William Calley’s company commander Capt. Ernest Medina testified he never ordered Calley to kill or waste Vietnamese civilians. Medina rebutted Calley’s claims about body counts and discussed briefing details, while the jury prepares for cross examination amid the high profile My Lai case. Also noted are a separate shooting accident in Milwaukee injuring Ruth O’Brien and a Cleveland case where 56 motorcycle gang members were charged with first degree murder after a fatal weekend battle.
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Calley
Medina
Col. Reid Kennedy
Hawaii
Vietnam
F. Lee Bailey
Col
Reid Kennedy
Cleveland, Ohio
Green County GOP elects officers for two years
The Green County Republican Party elected Rolland E. Karlen and Dr. J W Robilette as co chairs at a March 1 caucus continuation in Monroe. Officers named include Mrs Lois Hodgson as vice chairwoman John Kundert as vice chairman Mrs Doris Hasse as treasurer and Robert Richards as secretary. Co finance chairmen are Roy Robichaux and Robert Ableman. Second District Caucus set for March 31 in Madison with Wisconsin Rapids GOP convention May 15.
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Republican Party of
Green County
Rolland E. Karlen
J.W. Robilette
First National Bank of Monroe
Robert L. Ableman
Sherman
Lois) Hodgson
John F. Kundert
Chester
Doris) Hasse
Robert F. Richards
Roy Robichaux
Nnance
Richard
Eileen) Wagner
Green County Republican
GOP
Hodgson
Raymond
Shirley) ‘Kably
Gene Dawson
Madison
Loraine Hotel
Wisconsin Rapids
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Hanoi
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Wayne
Melvin J. Ingwell
LaRue
Hilda) Kading
Waukesha
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Alice) ' Bright
Shullsburg
Guy Weekerly
Register of Probate
Paul Ritschard
Kenneth Meyer
Highway Department
Division of Emergency Government Southwest Office
Riemer
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Tom Smith
Blackhawk Country Inc
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant
Rice
Crawford Counties
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Badger Scout Council
Beloit
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Girl Scouts of America
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Butte
Mont
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Anaconda Co
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Milwaukee
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Tomah
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