Life Extender Exercise Endorsed by Medical Groups
A joint AMA and AHPR committee urged regular exercise for all ages, citing research showing fitness links to fewer degenerative diseases and longer life. They recommend 30 to 60 minutes daily, graded activity by age, with medical checks after age 30. Signs of overexertion include exhaustion and heavy breathing. Bronson LaFollette to MC Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Milwaukee.
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American Medical Association
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
AMA
Kentucky Girl Aids Dad's Building Work
In Glasgow Kentucky a 16 year old girl Sheila Simpson helps her father in his construction business. She recalls his teasing about making a woman bricklayer and plans to become a contractor building houses schools and hospitals with his support. The father plans for the family to join the business.
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Glasgow
Sheila Simpson
Sheila
Dairy Cows Break Records on Green County Farms
Two registered Holsteins on Burt McKenzie's Hollandale farm post lifetime outputs far above average with Sturdy Oak Josephine at 195,504 pounds milk and 6,809 butterfat and Sturdy Oak Magic Bessie at 156,992 milk and 6,170 butterfat. Other local cows surpass 100,000 pounds. Separate note: President Johnson calls on nearly 200 corporate presidents to widen equal job opportunities.
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Burt McKenzie
Hollandale
U.S
McKenzie
Green County
Josephine
Sturdy Oak Magic Bessie
Ralph E. Eastwood
Argyle
Pecatonica Jessie Pride Prilly
Pecatonica Dora Ormsby Prilly
Leda Alcartra Homestea
Raymond Talmage
Monticello
Haberdale
Elmer Brook
Rachel
Walter and
Kenneth Haberman
Edge of Footville
Habermans
Monroe Area
Harland Thompson, Barneveld
Supreme Jade
Meythaler
Cold Springs Farm
Monroe
United States
Robert Meythaler
Kenilworth
Ill
Cold Springs
Concord Bachetelis G
Washington
Johnson
State Medics Press Equality in Medical Society
The State Medical Society of Wisconsin urged the American Medical Association to guarantee qualified physicians gain membership regardless of race religion or national origin. A Milwaukee County Medical Society resolution urged denial of membership to any body that refuses qualified doctors. Dr. George Hilliard Jr. noted current AMA policy nudges, not guarantees, and cited Negro doctors barred in several states. Delegates also advanced smoking education and stronger ties between academics and practitioners with Madison and Milwaukee symposiums. La Crosse chosen for the 1966 convention, the first outside Milwaukee in 25 years.
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Milwaukee
State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
American Medical Association
Milwaukee County Medical Society
AMA
George Hilliard Jr
State Society
Hilliard
Tions
Georgia
Louisiana
Virginia
Texas
Alabama
Madison
la Crosse
Beloit Chemist Killed in Tennessee Crash
Beloit chemist and Beloit Corp. official Mrs. Gunnard T. Holt, 55, was killed when a three vehicle collision near Manchester Tennessee this week injured her husband. Holt was chief chemist of Beloit Corp.
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Beloit
Manchester
Tenn
Gunnard T. Holt
Here
Sonic Booms Halted by Writ in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma District Judge Boston Smith granted a temporary restraining order to stop federal supersonic flight tests over Oklahoma City. George Miskovsky filed the suit on behalf of local residents alleging sonic booms damage homes and businesses. A hearing on the injunction was set for May 19.
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Oklahoma City
Boston Smith
George Miskovsky
T!e
Smith
Miskovsky
Oklahoma
Taxpayers Face Suit Over City Property Use
City property owners are plaintiffs in a case naming Federal Aviation Agency Administrator Najeeb Hallaby Air Force Chief of Staff Curtis Le May and other officials and pilots who have flown the test planes as named defendants in the suit.
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Federal Aviation Agency Administration
Najeeb Hallaby
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Sabin Finds Virus That Might Link to Cancer
Dr. Albert Sabin, creator of the oral polio vaccine, says his team has isolated a virus from the thymus gland of an 18 year old Cincinnati youth with chest cancer. He cautions no cancer has been proven caused by a virus but hopes the finding may offer clues. The remarks were made at Mt. Zion hospital before physicians and scientists.
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San Francisco
Albert B. Sabin
Mt. Zion Hospital
Sabin
Cincinnati
Ugandan Coffee Bana Nas Drink Gains Fans
A mix of coffee and bananas becomes a popular beverage in Uganda. Local cafes promote the drink blending rich coffee with ripe bananas attracting residents and visitors seeking a unique regional flavor.
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Uganda
River Highway Hearing May 22 on Scenic Mississippi Route
The Senate public works subcommittee schedules a May 22 hearing on a bill to provide 4 million dollars in federal aid for the Great River Board scenic highway along both banks of the Mississippi. The measure, led by Senators Nelson and Humphrey, would cover part of the 81 million dollar cost for land purchases and easements. Wisconsin has committed 75 661 dollars for scenic easements as planning studies continue.
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Washington
Senate Public Works
Great River Board
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Nelson
States plan studies on weather effects in education
The report outlines that Wisconsin, Tennessee, Iowa and Arkansas completed studies while Minnesota has two done and Illinois is underway. Louisiana and Missouri plan studies next year. Mississippi and Kentucky have not asked for studies yet.
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Wisconsin
Tennessee
Iowa
Arkansas
Minnesota
Illinois
Louisiana
Missouri
Mississippi
Kentucky
Manitowoc to Have New Shopping Center
Donald P. Pauley of Darcel Inc announces a multi million dollar Midities Plaza on 22 acres between Manitowoc and Two Rivers with Montgomery Ward and J C Penney each over 65000 square feet. Twenty other stores will fill an enclosed mall.
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Manitowoc
Donald P. Pauley
Darcel Inc
Two Rivers
Montgomery Ward
J. C. Penney
Midities Plaza
University of Wisconsin Bulletins Available at Green County Office
The University of Wisconsin has prepared several new informational bulletins which are available at the Green County Extension office in the Agricultural building Monroe.
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University of Wisconsin
Green County
Agricultural
Monroe
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