Platteville to Offer 135 Courses for 1963 Summer Session
Platteville State College will offer about 135 graduate and undergraduate courses during the eight week summer session from June 10 to August 2. The registrar reports ongoing pre registration with over 600 persons already signed up. Courses cover education arts and sciences engineering agriculture industrial arts and related fields.
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Platteville State College
Lost Lincoln speech marks 1856 Illinois Republican convention
On this date historic notes mark Abraham Lincoln delivering a famous lost speech at Illinois Republican state gathering in 1856. The piece notes reporters failed to record details as they were impressed by the address.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Rhode Island
Holstein Herds Highlight 1930s Official Classifications
A Brattleboro Vermont report lists notable registered Holstein cows and herds in the region with milk yields and butterfat figures for 305 days. Owners include E J Ananda Cane nradyoad and Harold and Robert Wild Winslow among others. Wisconsin testing noted. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America classifies 41 animals for Harold and Robert Wild with 2 very good 20 good plus and 16 good. The program since 1929 compares conformation to the ideal Holstein type, with over 30,000 registered Holsteins inspected yearly.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Kaderly Patsy Homestead
E. J. Ananda
Kahl Bessie Burke
Russell Kahl
Verona
Home Acres Veritas Dale
Oliver Miller
Brodhead
Ty Vic Black Oak Midnight
Roamer L H Ringleader
L. A
E. H
Argyle
Popevale Gasa Tritomia
Delbert Soddy
Browntown
Hope Drive Direct Neptune
Grentow Homestead
Gloria
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Monroe
Streiff
Pauline Invincible
Walter F. Streiff
New Glarus
Johanna Mooseheart de Kol
Robert E. Stuessy
Inka Homestead
Susan
John Waefler
Juda
Wildvale Forces
Wildvale Inka Sinnissippi
Wildvale Ty Vic Ormsby
Wyss
Homestead
Domino
Daniel F. Wyss
Dulletsall
Robert E. Strickler
Iola
Kan
Harold and
Robert Wild
Winslow
Prof Dahlberg retires after 41 years at Cornell
Ithaca New York July 1 1964 Professor Arthur C Dahlberg longtime Cornell dairy researcher will retire after 41 years on the staff His work advanced dairy cattle breeding machine milking electrical refrigeration of milk on farms and milk product manufacture He is a Curtiss Wisconsin native and joined the staff in 1923
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France
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Halifax
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U.S
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Australia
Kingdom of
Laos
John F. Kennedy
Bob Hope
Ithaca, N.Y
Arthur C. Dahlberg
Cornell University
Dahlberg
Curtiss
Wis
Stafi Miiyzi
Izvestia editor denies space disaster report
Alexei Adzhubei, editor of Izvestia, rejects a United States newspaper claim that five Soviet cosmonauts died in space launchings as false. He states no such catastrophe occurred and official channels have not confirmed any deaths.
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Moscow
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Monticello Seniors Return From Trip to Wagon Wheel
Monticello high school seniors traveled by charter bus to the Wagon Wheel at Rockton last week. They enjoyed swimming golfing horseback riding and bowling followed by a banquet with chaperones Mr and Mrs Patrick Tagney.
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Monticello
Rockton
Patrick Tagney
Janet Boss
Alberta Disch
Tarre Pratta
Tnsee Leon Gerber
Elaine Gempeler
Maynard Hefty
Darris Bidlingmaier
Gary Holcomb
Richard Kemprood
Kay Klooster
Rodney Kammerer
Julie Krieg
David Legler
Marian Luchsinger
Rolland
Area Students To Get Stout College Degrees
Four area students will be among 300 graduates at Stout State College commencement in Menomonie. Lea Ann Meyers from Monticello Susan Hefty from Orangeville William Niederberger from Monroe and Joseph H. Gerber from New Glarus are listed among the degree recipients.
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Stout State College
Menomonie
Lea Ann Meyers
Monticello
Susan Hefty
Orangeville
William Niederberger
Monroe
Joseph H. Gerber
New Glarus
Orangeville Social News Roundup University Weekend Visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts family in Orangeville with graduation attendance. Gerald Boyer among graduates. Fred J Kloepping returns to Key West after nine day military leave for his sister Joanne wedding. Local families gather for meals visits and hospital stopovers as convalescent Mrs Smobersteg recovers. Vera Klontz visits George Sherbondy cousins in Muskegon. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Boyer
Virginia Keller
Phyllis Bolduc
Freeport
Oscar_ Philline
Stella Boyer
Brenda Boyer
Glen Bolender
Gerald Boyer
Fred J. Kloepping
Key West
Fla
Joanne
Clem Parriott
Cedarville
Leila Veach
George Sherbondy
Third Victim Dead In Car Train Crash At Winona Depot
Mrs Lucille Pattison of Buffalo City Wisconsin died in a hospital Monday from injuries suffered in a crash that killed two other Buffalo City women, Mrs George Robinson and Mrs William Robinson, when their car collided with a Milwaukee Road passenger train near the Winona depot last Thursday.
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Lake Success
N.Y
Rainslick
Joseph Arcos
Winona
Minn
Lucille Pattison
Buffalo City
Wis
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George Robinson
William Robinson
Milwaukee Road
Winona Depot
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