Israel chemist showcases paint-on cheese wrapping in Monroe
Dr. Eng A Winterberg of Central Development Laboratories Haifa Israel demonstrated Foodplast a paint-on cheese coating to reduce weight loss prevent mold and extend shelf life at N Dorman plant Monroe. He noted 52 variants of Foodplast Agroplast now used in 17 countries with U S factories planned in New York and possibly Los Angeles awaiting FDA approval and patent protection.
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Eng. A. Winterberg
John Marty
Europe
Walter M. Berliner
Dr. Winterberg
Times
Helen Zimmerli
Israel
Monroe
Eng A. Winterberg
Central Development Laboratories
Haifi
United States
Switzerland
Canada
Winterberg
N. Dorman
Greece
Wberg
University of Prague
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Havana
South Africa
Australia
Spain
New York
Los Angeles
Swiss Cheese Union
America
Prague
Austria-Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeterias
Editor notes aid mothers planning dinners as weekly menus appear for noon meals. Beet and gray pineapple salad the starter. Tuesday includes hot dog sandwiches with potato chips and pear sauce. Wednesday features turkey with potatoes buttered corn cherry magic bread and milk. Thursday offers goulash wax beans fruit cocktail bread butter and milk. Friday serves fish sticks with tartar sauce potatoes buttered peas apple cake bread and milk.
Cheddar Trade Active at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
At Green Bay the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange saw four cars of state barrel cheese sell at 34 seats, slightly above prior levels. Unfilled bids for three state barrel cars at 33 and various state brand blocks and single daisies remained outstanding, with indications of price around 35% to 37% for blocks and daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Viroqua
Iowa
Boscobel
State Senators Clash Over GOP Tactics on Posts
In Madison, two state senators nearly fought over GOP use of its majority on appointments by Gov Reynolds. Sussman and Draheim clashed as 15 appointments were confirmed, two to the Conservation Commission were rejected, and several nominations returned to the executive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
William Draher
Neenah
Norman Sussman
Milwaukee
Sussman
Draheim
Reynolds
Patrick Lucey
State Investment Board
GOP
The
Conservation Commission
John Gibson
J. Jay Kelcher
Gibson
Kelcher
Supreme Court
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Manitowoc
Martin Hanson
Mellen
Charles Smith Sr
Wausau
Smith
Sen
Charles Smith Jr
Robert Elkins
Thorp
Thomas Wells
Beaver Dam
Board of Veterans Affairs
U S to cut B47 bomber force in England and bases
The United States will reduce its B47 jet bomber fleet in England by 19 aircraft and hand over two bases to the Royal Air Force by July 1. A squadron of 22 KB50 tankers for air refueling will be returned to the United States as they are no longer required for U S air operations from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Royal Air Force
Defense Department
Pentagon
U.S
Europe
Wisconsin Exposition Pavilion Planned for New York World's Fair
John W. Steinmann designs a 19000 square foot Wisconsin pavilion with a 50 by 120 restaurant area and a connected exhibit unit. An investment group plans to fund construction with no state cost, donating space to agencies and renting exhibit space, pending governor approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Steinmann
Monucel
Wisconsin
New York City
Steinmann
Pruden Products Co
Evansville
State Department of Agriculture, Resource Development, Conservation
Charles R. Sanders
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin Pavilions
Judge Poll Result Due On Monday
EAU CLAIRE Francis Wilcox president of the State Bar of Wisconsin said results of the bar poll on judicial qualifications of David Rabinovitz would not be announced until Monday. He stressed care to avoid erroneous implications and possible executive committee deliberations before disclosure. Rabinovitz from Sheboygan is President Kennedy's U S district judge nominee for western Wisconsin, facing criticism over his labor law background and role as Wisconsin Democratic national committeeman. The poll move followed the Wisconsin Supreme Court's decision to lift a prior restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAU Claire
Francis Wilcox
State Bar of Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz
Wilcox
Bar
Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Kennedy
Governor Hits Rights Setback in Wisconsin Bills
Milwaukee report notes Gov. Reynolds denounces Assembly for swiftly killing three civil rights bills aimed at banning housing discrimination and upgrading public accommodations. He vows progress on human rights, cites revenue surplus, and reiterates support for David Rabinovitz for federal judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Assembly
Wisconsin
British Leader Douglas-Home Wins Kinross Seat in Commons
British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home won a seat in the House of Commons by a 9 328 vote margin in Kinross and West Perthshire, easing Conservative defeat. The party also lost Luton by a large margin, deepening party distress but not triggering a government crisis.
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Pirth
Scotand
Alec Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Kinross
West Perthshire
Britain
Douglas-Home
Commons
Luton
Stock List Clings To Most of Gains
NEW YORK the stock market held a fairly good gain late this afternoon. Trading was moderately active. Volume for the day was estimated at 4.3 million shares compared with 4.33 million Thursday. Xerox surged on news of a 5 for 1 stock split and doubled dividend, while Chrysler United Aircraft American Tel Du Pont Texaco and Control Data posted gains of a point or more.
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New York
Xerox
Chrysler
United Aircraft
American Tel
du Pont
Texaco
Control Data
Senators Vote to Ban Aid and Limit Presidential Discretion
The Senate refused White House wishes by banning aid to Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic and curbing the President’s discretion on aid to Communist nations. An amendment to bar assistance to nations preparing aggression was approved 65 to 13, targeting the United Arab Republic’s actions in Yemen alongside broader measures in the foreign aid bill.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Yugo
United Arab
Indonesia
Sene
Kennedy
Slavia
Yugoslavia
Poland
Congress
William Proxmire
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
United States
Kremlin
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
U.S
Gruening
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Ray Bigelow Stricken at 76 in Brodhead
Ray O. Bigelow 76 of Brodhead died at St. Clare hospital after a long illness. Born May 7 1887 in Franklinville Illinois he moved to Sharon at age eight and to Brodhead in 1946. He managed Woodstock Typewriter Co. until retirement two years ago. Survived by wife Mae Tucker one sister and several steps including Irwin Tucker Carlin and 11 step grandchildren. Services Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Newcomer funeral home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Sharon. Friends may call 7 to 9 tomorrow night.
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Ray O. Bigelow
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Franklinville
Mr. Bigelow
Fred
Gertrude Havens Bigelow
Sharon
Woodstock Typewriter Co
Mae Tucker
Woodstock
Elks Club
Brodhead Methodist Church
Adam Koch
Beloit
Irwin Tucker
Carlin
Albuquerque
N.M
Newcomer Funeral Home
Lyle Stephenson
Oakwood Cemetery
Three Die in Separate Crashes In Wisconsin Fog
A milk tank and a cement truck collided with a passenger car on Highways 51 16 in Columbia County killing three of four occupants. The driver Howard Janisch Jr 16 his mother Eunice Janisch 34 and Mary Blietz 68 of rural Portage died. A second fatality Larry H Smith 48 of Milwaukee died in fog on Highway 41 after his car hit a semi and was struck by another vehicle. The Wisconsin traffic toll for 1963 rose to 756 with six serious crashes reported in dense fog.
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Associated Press
Columbia County
Milwaukee
Winnebago
Wisconsin
Howard Janisch Jr
Eunice Janisch
Mary Blietz
Portage
Thomas Janisch
Ray D. Millard
Burlington
Dennis A. Brown
Baraboo
Howard Janisch Sr
Beaver Dam
Larry H. Smith
Highway 41
Winnebago County
Arthur Miller
Schadeberg and Thomson Oppose Limit Boost in House Vote
Washington lawmakers split along party lines as the House passed a temporary debt limit increase to 315 billion dollars by 187 to 179. Democrats Johnson Kastenmeier Reuss and Za blocki supported the measure. Republicans Byrnes Schadeberg Thomson Van Pelt opposed. Konski and Laird were recorded against but did not vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Public Schools Plan Open House for Education Week
Monroe public schools announce open house events for Education Week. Monroe High School hosts tours of the new addition and talks with teachers from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the M Room. Junior high, four elementary schools, and Lincoln East North South hold evening or afternoon sessions on specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Lincoln
East
County Board to Hold Hearing on 1964 Budget
The county board meets tonight at 8 30 in the Courthouse to review the proposed 1964 budget totaling 2 150 208 with a tax levy of 1 217 098. Ray Kundert notes wage recommendations from the salary committee and resolutions on welfare publication and banning throw away bottles will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Kundert
Kundert
Insurance Data Heard by Jurors
Minneapoli case details insurance on T. Eugene Thompson wife used as evidence in trial accusing him of engineering her slaying. John Winter, St. Paul insurance man, testified Thompson sought a total of 105000 dollars in policies in 1962 across three firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapoli
T. Eugene Thompson
John Winter
St. Paul
Thompson
Winter
Rusk Sees Hope For New Regime In Viet Nam
Secretary of State Rusk voiced optimism that South Viet Nam's new government could remain free and secure. He stressed U.S. interest aims to ensure the nation's survival against Communism, not to pursue self interest, and urged avoiding foreign policy micromanagement by Congress while noting defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rusk
South
Viet Nam
Mutual Broadcasting
ABC Radio
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Congress
Rusky
Frisco Bay Residents See Fireball's Plunge Across Sky
Thousands of residents in the San Francisco Bay area watched a large fireball streak the night sky and explode over the Pacific Ocean. A Navy patrol plane reported witnessing the impact and the FAA identified the object as a meteor near offshore waters.
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Gss Beach
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Pacific Ocean
Federal Aviation Agency
San Francisco International Airport
Navy
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Bar of Justice
Tito
Nasser
JFK
Green County
Donald Witt
Monticello
Dutch Hollow
Donna Durtschi
Susan Durtschi
Karen Witt
Ray Bigelow
Schadeberg
Thomson
Frisco Bay
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