Death Risk Higher for East Coronary Heart Disease Study
A U S Public Health Service report found middle aged white men 45 to 64 face twice the death risk in Eastern cities versus rural areas in central or western states. Hawaii to east-central Pennsylvania show highest risk. North Dakota to Missouri lowest. Factors include smoking, overweight, diet, and regional stresses.
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Washington
United States
Hawaii
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Nevada
Arizona
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
New Mexico
Oregon
Colorado
Texas
Iowa
Missouri
U.S. Public Health Service
Herbert I. Sour
National Center For Chronic Disease Control
Boston
D.C
West Coast
Tin Can Caper
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns laments litterbugs as signs of spring. The poem humorously notes trash left behind with the speaker as the one who must pick it up.
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Clair R. Munns
Bylsma Speaks At Open Mental Health Drive Launch
Judy Witt reports the Green County Association for Mental Health launched its annual bellringer fund campaign at Monticello Grace EUB Church. Charles Bylsma Madison and Monroe chapter president Ted Scheffer led the event while Gov. Warren Knowles and Jerry Kramer lend support. The drive keeps 50 percent of funds in county for community services and outlines seven projects including teacher seminars and a Mental Health Careers Day at Mendota State Hospital.
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Judy Witt
Bellringer Fund
Charles Bylsma
Madison
Wisconsin Association For Mental Health
Hans Sulzer
Monroe
Ted Scheffer
Monroe Clinic
Salzan
John Anderegg Jr
Donald Witt
Bylsma
Green Bay Packer
Jerry Kramer
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
National Association
Green County
Monroe Evening School
Green County Extension Office
Mendota State Hospital
Green County Hospital
Eagles Donate Saturday Proceeds to Helland Fund
Eagles Club in Monroe will donate Saturday night supper profits from chicken or shrimp with sides to the Ronnie Helland Kidney Machine Fund. Serving is 4 30 to 9 30 p m with Kemprood in charge and chefs from Advance Transformer Co. Public welcome at Monroe Eagles Club south side of Monroe's Square.
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Ronnie Helland Kidney Machine Fund
Monroe Eagles Club
Ronnie Helland
Harry Kemprood
Kemprood
Advance Transformer Co
Eagles Club
Monroe’s Square
Junior Prom Embraces Old South Theme at Monroe High
Monroe High School hosts the 1968 Junior Class Prom in an Old South Gone With the Wind setting. Over 80 couples attend with John Deininger and Kristine Krebs as King and Queen. A large Court of Honor and multiple committees organize decorations, invitations, food, and programs. Post Prom events include late-night dances, a grand march, private coattail parties, a Goetz Theater movie, and after parties at the Community Center with breakfast gatherings the next morning.
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Monroe High School
John Deininger
Kristine Krebs
Court of Honor
Carol Burgi
Lynda Sorenson
Donna Elmer
Karen Witt
Cindi Goecks
Kris Sc
Enacht
Bob Holling
Joyce Stuckey
Kathy Norton
Larry Elliot
Lynda Sorens
Krebs
25Th Street
Laurie Mitchell
Mary Etter
Etter
6Th St
Kenneth Zeitler
Walter Ekum
United States and North Vietnam Agree on Paris Peace Talks
President Johnson announced a preliminary peace talks plan with North Vietnam to start in Paris within days. He said the talks aim to halt bombing and war acts, with further discussion on other issues to follow, while warning this is only the first step amid rising infiltration into South Vietnam.
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North Vietnam
Paris
Johnson
Hanoi
Clark M. Clifford
Dean Rusk
U.S
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southast Asia
Legion Studies Convention Sites for 1968-72
The American Legion National Convention committee recommends site choices for conventions through 1972. 1968 is slated for New Orleans September 6 to 12, 1969 tentatively August 22 to 28 in Atlanta, 1970 Las Vegas September 25 to October 1, 1971 Houston September 10 to 16, and 1972 Milwaukee August 25 to 31.
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American Legion
National Convention Commission
National Executive Committee
Veterans’ Organization
Las Vegas
Nev
Houston
Tex
Milwaukee
Wis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chicago classes hit by citywide anti busing protest
Thousands of public school pupils missed classes in Chicago in a protest against busing Negro students to all white schools and against a proposed 15 cent tax rate increase. Absentee rates topped 90 percent at two Northwest Side schools, with 25 to 75 percent at others as eight schools reported Negro pupils transferring from crowded facilities.
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Legion Conference theme Freedom is Not Free weekend
The Third District American Legion Conference starts Saturday with a 2 p.m. Sunday parade. William Eberhardt and Robert Hendrickson lead activities with registration at 3 p.m. Friday in Eugene Hotel Club rooms. Delegates receive a program booklet, parking ticket and gifts. district executive meets at 4 p.m. and a social hour precedes a 7:30 p.m. banquet at the Junior High School Cafeteria with speaker Ted N. Mallow.
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William Eberhardt
Zilmer-Riley
Robert Hendrickson
E. L. Niffenegger
Monroe
Ted N
Big Ted) Mallow
Department
Department Finance Committee
Flanagan-Dorn
Words of Marlow Silenced by Death
Washington AP veteran James Marlow died at 64 after 41 years in newspapers and 25 years writing The World Today column. He shaped interpretive reportage by explaining events with exhaustive research and context, including a series on Winston Churchill. Born August 2, 1903, in Hell's Kitchen, New York.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Marlow
Winston Churchill
Hell's Kitchen
New York
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