TV Will Feature Survival Course on WISC Channel 3
Madison civil defense unveils Emergency Family Care program on WISC-TV starting Sunday May 24 at 11 am. Don W Heimlich and Mello Stapleton will teach the 10 half hour sessions with preview by station and state CD offices. Materials available by writing to the station and tests lead to a certificate from the CD office.
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Wisc-Tv
Channel 3
Madison
Nat G. Preston
Monroe CD
State CD Office
Don W. Heimlich
State Department of Vocational and
CD Office
Monticello Scouts Attend County Camporee
Monticello Boy Scout Troop joined the County Camporee at Albany Wildlife area. Participants include Gerald Hill Ted Loeffel Robert Dodd Curtis Wagner Carl Dodd Robert Stauffer John Legler Carl Loeffel Robert Sinnett Bruce Smith Donald Woodruff Carlton Wichser Russell Dodd Alien Rodenburg Dean Zurbuchen Don Hurst with leaders. Family attendees at campfire include Lyle Sinnett Dean Susan Curtis David Getman Alien Loeffel Elaine Rodenburg Rhonda Ted Zurbuchen Ray Woodruff A G Hill Wilbert Stauffer Jim Stenbroten.
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Monticello
Albany Wildlife Area
Gerald Hill
Ted Loeffel
Robert Dodd
Curtis Wagner
Carl Dodd
Robert Stauffer
John Legler
Carl Loeffel
Robert Sinnett
Bruce Smith
Donald Woodruff
Carlton Wichser
Russell Dodd
Alien Rodenburg
Dean Zurbuchen
Don Hurst
Lyle Sinnett
Dean
Susan
Curtis
David Getman
Alien Loeffel
Van
Elaine Rodenburg
Rhonda
Ted Zurbuchen
Ray Woodruff
A. G. Hill
Wilbert Stauffer
Jim Stenbroten
Edward Doyle Named National Aide in VFW
Edward J. Doyle of Monroe was named a national aide-de-camp for the Veterans of Foreign Wars by Joseph J. Lombardo, commander of the VEW of the United States. Lombardo praised Doyle for his concern for widows and orphans and his ability to represent his community, state, and nation in VFW traditions.
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Edward J. Doyle
14Th Avenue
Monroe
Joseph J. Lombardo
Brooklyn
N.Y
United States
Annon
J Lombardo
Doyle
Packers Plan To Add 5,000 Stadium Seats
NEW YORK The Green Bay Packers aim to enlarge City Stadium to a 49,000 capacity in 1965 by closing in one end. Vince Lombardi, coach and GM, said the move could lead to eventual seating for 60,000 if needed.
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New York
Green Bay Packers
City Stadium
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Lombardi
Washington Notebook on Poverty and a Downed RB66
Secretary of Labor Wirtz linked poverty to education deprivation and cited a study of 2,500 youths showing 80 percent failed the Selective Service mental test and 40 percent ended schooling by eighth grade. The Washington Star noted an RB66 shot down by the Russians in March, with crew Capt. Holand, Capt. Kessler, and Lt. Welch aboard. A national push urged pest control research to replace hazardous chemicals.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
National Committee For
Wirtz
East Germany
Red
Washington Evening Star
David I. Holand
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Ceck
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Agricultural Research Advisory Committee Endorses Pesticide Use
The Agriculture Department formed the Agricultural Research Advisory Committee reports pesticides are essential for efficient production storage and distribution of foods and other farm products.
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Agricultural Research Advisory Committee
Agriculture Department
Doctors Reach Pact On Fees And Paperwork
Doctors will raise payments under health insurance plans for insured patients. About 40,000 physicians will receive higher fees and reduced administrative tasks after the agreement.
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Namer
Iaty
Wisconsin removes sales tax on certain items under tax on taxes
Livya Girard of the Wisconsin Department of Taxation announced a detailed list of goods exempt from the sales tax after the tax on tax measure became law May 8. Items include adding machines, calculators, typewriters, furs, jewelry, watches, cosmetics, admissions to amusements, intrastate telephone services, and more. Automobile tires are not exempt.
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Livya Girard
Wisconsin
Girard
Aftershocks Hit Anchorage Minds Amid Quake Calm
Anchorage residents, rattled by a March 27 quake and persistent aftershocks, show anxiety but little panic. Doctors note emotional impact may linger weeks, with increased nervous complaints and possible fatigue.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Associated Press
William A. Davis
Alaska Methodist University
J. R. Langdon
W. J Rader
Davis’ University
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Fairbanks
Langdon
PSC Split Delaying Director's Selection
Madison State Public Service Commission has not chosen a secretary director to replace Edward Kaveny who retired. William J. Green John M. Ropes and Arthur L. Padrutt were ranked top by Civil Service but Padrutt did not act on bureau certified candidates. Chairman Bessman and Adamany, both Democratic appointees, report deadlock among commissioners.
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Madison
State Public Service Commission
Edward Kaveny
William J. Green
John M. Ropes
Des Moines
Arthur L. Padrutt
Bureau of Personnel
Padrutt
Bureau
Leonard Bessman
David Adamany
Bessman
Adamany
Personal income totals climb in April to 483.1 billion
Commerce Department reports April personal income at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 483.1 billion, up 2.2 billion from March and about 25 billion higher than April 1963. Wages and salaries rose to 327 billion, with small gains in interest, transfers, and dividends. Farm income eased to 12.2 billion, while business and professional income held at 38.7 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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Grundahl
W. Bennick
Scandinavian Airlines
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Bye
WHA
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Edward Doyle
VFW
Heer
Washington Notebook
Plymouth
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Aven , Wis
PSC
Drapery House
Badger Petroleum
Becker’s Oil Company
Crandall Oil Company
Monroe Dodge
Green County Service Co-Op
Kundert Oil Company
Loertscher Oil Company
Shaffer‘’S Mobil Oil Service
Rufenacht Oil Company
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