Resource Unit Reviews Green County Resource Development
County agents and committee members met at the Green County Agriculture Building to exchange ideas on resource development. They discussed inventory, zoning, and the transition from planning to action, stressing public understanding and concrete suggestions for future growth.
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Green County
Green County Agriculture Building
Myron FE
Jeglum
Donald Pfister
National Resources Committee
Robert Bussen
Clarence Grundahl
Larry Klassy
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Sam Waelti
Freeport
John Hillbrand
Eisenhower Satisfactory After 2nd Heart Attack
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, in generally satisfactory condition after a second attack of heart pains at Fort Gordon Georgia. Doctors warned a full blown heart attack remains a possible specter, noting recurrent chest pains are not uncommon in patients with coronary disease.
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FT. Gordon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Madison cheese market steady as demand holds
Prices in Madison Wisconsin remain unchanged as demand stays fair to good and supplies remain generally adequate. Cheddars quote around 38 to 44 cents, 40 pound blocks at 39 to 41 cents, single daisies 42 cents, long horns 42 cents, and midgets 45 to 54 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Veterans Day parades back Viet Nam effort across nation
Americans nationwide marked Veterans Day with parades blood drives and displays to support troops in Viet Nam. Donald D. Haskins a 22 year old sailor killed in Danang was laid to rest in Audubon Iowa as communities stress backing the war and honoring fallen service members.
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Viet Nam
William Eberhard
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert Hahn
Benkett’s
Times
Jerry Buck
Associated Press
Audubon
Iowa
Donald D. Haskins
Dan Nang
Wichita
Kan
Hamilton
Ohio
Alabama College At
Montevallo
U.S
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Dave Watson
VFW
Muscatine
Bremer County
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Ralph W. Whitehead Rites To Be Saturday
Services for Ralph W. Whitehead 57 of Twin Grove who died of a heart attack at home will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Newcomer Funeral Home in Monroe with Rev. Melvin Nel of the Evangelical United Brethren Church officiating. Burial will follow in Union Hill Cemetery at Oakley. Friends may call after 3 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Ralph W. Whitehead
Twin Grove
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Melvin Nel
Donald Storck
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Moose Lodge
Ten more victims recovered from Lake Michigan crash
In Lake Forest Illinois authorities say the bodies of ten more United Airlines Boeing 727 crash victims were recovered from offshore Lake Michigan. The Aug. 15 disaster has now yielded this additional toll.
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Lake Forest
Ill
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
Northeast Blackout Probed as Power Loss Spreads
New York and seven states plus Canada faced a major 10 hour blackout. Authorities conduct intensive investigations while power conservation limits and holiday closures ease demand. Full restoration will take days as officials seek the cause of the historic failure.
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New York
Canada
New York City
Council at Platteville OKs Whey Disposal
Platteville city council authorizes Jen ny Brothers cheese factory to dispose of whey in the sewage system after previously dumping into Rountree Branch Creek. state had halted the practice.
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Platteville
Jenny Brothers Cheese Factory
Rountree Branch
Wisconsin Couple Undergo Cardiopexy in Chicago
A Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin couple Alvin and his wife, both in their 60s, underwent open heart cardiopexy in Chicago to treat arterial blockages. Dr. Mazel led a seven member team. both were in good condition and expected to recover in two to three weeks.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Alvin Dru
Prairie du Chien
Wis
M. S. Mazel
Mazel
Druyors
Dru’yor
Edgewater
Travel Mat, Inc
Crawford County Press
Relocation Nears for Swiss Colony After Fire
After the Swiss Colony Inn blaze, work to move the restaurant to Eugene Hotel is nearly done and service may start by Monday or Tuesday noon with the regular menu. Plans for the cheese and gift shop's future remain undecided though a temporary move to the hotel is possible.
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Eugene
Swiss Colony Inn
Raymond R. Kubly
Swiss Colony
Robert
Nathan Goetz
Goetz Brothers
Sherman Hodgeson
Bottler’s Variety
Spurgeons
Josef Benkert
Benkett
Monroe
Trucks Inc
Benkert
Eagles Hold Family Day at Monroe Aerie
The Cheese Capital Aerie of the Eagles in Monroe announces Family Day activities on Sunday aligned with Family Month. Glenn C. Langston says state units were urged to join, with a 2 pm class, 4 to 6 pm card and bowling time, and a 6 pm free turkey dinner for members and spouses, featuring John Walter on juvenile delinquency.
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Aerie of
the Eagles
Monroe
Glenn C. Langston
Aerie
Viroqua
John Greer
State Eagles
Eagles Club
The
Aerie and Auxiliary
Langston
John Walter
Three-Eyed Animal Stolen from Carnival
Los Angeles reports a Brown Swiss bull with four horns and three eyes named Elmer was stolen from a carnival. Owner Harvey Williams, 60, valued the bull at 25000 dollars after the animal disappeared from a display and the vendor’s van.
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Los Angeles
Elmer
Harvey Williams
Williams
Three Children Orphaned After Father Dies at Work
Fairfax VA report says Oscar Y. Fields 30 died instantly atop a power pole when touching a live wire carrying 7000 volts. His wife Ruby had been killed in a car crash Sept 16 near Manassas. Their three children Eugene 12 Theresa 5 and Cecil 4 become orphans.
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Fairfax
Oscar Y. Fields
Ruby
Manassas
Eugene
Theresa
Cecil
Byrd Announces Retirement Of Virginia Democratic Leader
Senator Harry F. Byrd retires after three decades as a powerful voice for fiscal restraint in Washington and as head of Virginia's dominant Democratic party machine. His departure marks a major shift for the state's political landscape.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Washington
Virginia
Cage Tickets On Sale For Monroe High Basketball
Mon roe High School will open season ticket sales Monday from 7 to 9 p m in the M Room priority given to last year’s holders. A 7 p m drawing sets line positions. First priority group may buy four tickets per family. Additional tickets issued if supply allows. Season ticket holders have first priority on tournament tickets.
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Monroe High School
Farm Home Damaged by Basement Fire near Evansville
Evansville reports a rented farm home seven miles southeast of town damaged by flames Tuesday night while Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Langmeier and their seven children were away. The fire started in the basement with undetermined cause. Evansville firefighters responded to the blaze.
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Evansville
Norbert Langmeier
Here
Russell Andrew
Stauffacher Taken by Death at 56 in Monroe
Theodore O. Stauffacher 56 of Route 4 Monroe dies at 5 45 p m in St Clare Hospital after a recent illness born February 27 1909 in Dutch Hollow Sylvester Township son of Henry S and Louisa Speich Stauffacher educated at Monroe High School 1928 married Wilma M Holtshopple 1935 a former partner in business with Allie Holtshopple and a Moose lodge past governor survived by his widow daughter Patricia and three brothers Herbert Victor Arthur burial Greenwood Cemetery with Moose lodge members attending funeral at Newcomer Funeral Home
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Theodore Otto Stauffacher
Dutch Hollow
Sylvester Township
Henry S
Louisa Speich Stauffacher
St. John’s
Monroe
Arthur
Ralph
Proposal to Draft Dropouts in Armed Services
Oklahoma City report says Gen. Lewis B. Hershey proposes placing high school dropouts in the armed forces to prevent dropout issues. He urges turning youths into team players in democracy. Hershey spoke at the state Selective Service and addressed the Chamber of Commerce. He estimates the national draft rate will stay near 35,000 men per month.
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Oklahoma City
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Armed Services
Hershey
State
City Chamber of Commerce
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Buzz) Montgomery
Joseph Benkett
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Theodore O
Ted) Stauffacher
St. Clare Hospital
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