Resigning Wisconsin GOP Leader Ody Fish Shock GOP
Ody J. Fish announced his resignation as Wisconsin Republican chairman effective in January after five years of rapid rise. He also quits national party roles including Midwest State Chairs, NR State Chairmen, and NR Executive Committee positions, shocking delegation and leaders in Washington.
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Milwaukee
Ody J. Fish
Wisconsin
Fish
National Republican
National Republican Executive Committee
Washington
Republican National Committee
Ody
Glenn Davis
Wis
Safe emergency landing in Madison clears after power loss
North Central plane carrying 29 passengers made a safe emergency landing at Truax field Madison after a power failure in heavy fog. The pilot guided the craft from 6000 feet using a cockpit flashlight while emergency generator powered radio contact. Runways remained lit and air traffic cleared as passengers and crew transferred to another North Central plane.
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Madison
Truax Field
Truax
North Central
Supreme Court denies jury trial for juveniles in Nebraska case
The Supreme Court, with two liberal justices dissenting, refused to grant juries for juveniles charged with serious crimes. The unsigned decision dismissed the Nebraska boy’s appeal, which had been viewed as a potential vehicle for civil liberties expansion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Plans to End DDT Use Across Two Years
Secretary of Welfare Robert H. Finch plans to announce acceptance of a recommendation to halt DDT use within two years. Undersecretary John Veneman said Finch discussed the idea with Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin and Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel, who are receptive. Veterans Day ceremonies drew thousands nationwide, with large crowds in Washington Boston and Tallahassee led by flag waving participants.
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Washington (Ap
Robert H. Finch
John Veneman
Finch
Clifford M. Hardin
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
America
Washington
Boston
Tallahassee
Fla
Rules Listed For Library In Monroe
The Arabat Ludlow Memorial Library adopts automatic renewals extending due dates by two weeks and a new overdue charge of one to five cents per day. Magazines are non renewables after two weeks, and interlibrary loans incur ten cents daily. Some libraries have eliminated fines, while others threaten jail or hefty fines. The Wisconsin State Library may suspend borrowing for repeated overdue returns. Monroe has shortened loan periods to align with state policy, with book sourcing from UW Madison and Milwaukee Public Library.
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Arabat Ludlow Memorial Library
Delores Saemisch
Ludlow
Baltimore
Enoch Pratt Children’s Library
West Allis Public
Monroe
Wisconsin State Library
U. W
Madison
U. W. Medical Library
Madison Public Library
Milwaukee Public Library
Juda Class Will Present Play Friday
The Juda Junior Class presents Grandpa Goes to College Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym directed by Mrs. Judith McKelvey with student directors Barb Wunschel and Kathy Babler. Admission costs 1 dollar for adults 75 cents for students and 25 cents for younger children.
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Judith McKelvey
Barb Wunschel
Kathy Babler
Jackson College
LaRue University
Jackson
Roger Larson
Doug Hewing
Carol Newman
Maxine Doran
Mike Dinwiddie
Sam Banning
Becky Newman
June Day
Tom Sullivan
Elmer Sloane
St Clare Hospital Opens Infant Intensive Care Center
The St Clare Hospital in Monroe now hosts an intensive care unit for premature and ill infants aided by pediatricians and skilled nurses. The $1,300 incubator, donated in part by the Green Country March of Dimes and the St Clare Auxiliary, supports a 2-pound infant under continuous care. Funds from a December 5 bazaar and future private donations aim to add 15 new bassinets as hospital expansion continues toward 1971.
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M. Christine
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
St. Clare
Frank C. Stiles
Edward Zupanc
Women’s Auxiliary of
Egbert Kamstra
Green Country
March of Dimes
March
Donald Springer
First National Bank
Charlene — Sigalus
Margaret Zimmerman
Joan Rupnow
Josephine Wedesky
Myrtle Pitkin
M. Thomas
Third North Ward
Isolette
Newsprint Prices Raised by Kimberly-Clark
Kimberly-Clark Corp raises newsprint by four dollars per ton effective January 1. The Coosa River division will charge 152 dollars per ton in the North and 151 in the South, up from 148 and 147 respectively.
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Neenah
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Coosa River Division
Wisconsin 4-H Youths Lead State Delegation to National Conference
Thirty four Wisconsin 4-H members join about 1650 peers at the National 4-H Conference in Chicago from November 30 to December 5. Delegates include Belmont Hartwig Browntown and Margaret Keyes Belmont Hartwig 19 a student at Wisconsin State University River Falls is named State 4-H Achievement Delegate. Keyes 18 daughter of Donald Keyes is also named State 4-H Achievement Delegate. The Wisconsin group will meet delegates from all states Puerto Rico and Canada under the theme Make Tomorrow Happen.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Larry Hartwig
Browntown
Margaret Keyes
Belmont Hartwig
Wisconsin State University
River Falls
Charles Hartwig, Jr
Rt. 1
Hartwig
Department of
University Extension
Margaret
Capitol
Miss Keyes
Belmont
Donald M. Keyes
Homemaker’s
Department of Youth Development
Iss Keyes
Stevens Point
United States
Puerto Rico
Canada
Veterans Day Dinner Highlights Duty and Security
Milwaukee police officer John Schurrer urged citizens to engage in government and law enforcement, warning against communism and campus unrest. The Veterans Day event at Idle Hour Mansion honored service members with guests including local officials, veterans groups, and the Green County Barbershop Chorus.
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John Schurrer
Milwaukee
Commanders Club
American Legion of Wisconsin
Idle Hour
Schurrer
Legion
America
Monroe
Vietnam
Ed Niffenegger
Zilmer-Riley
Walter Ekum
Orville
Evans
Nelson Miller
Albany
Virgil Bell
New Glarus
Green County
Cleyance
Belleville
Hazel Flisram
Milt Steiner
V.F.W
Melvin Gable
V.F.W. Auxilliary
Eldora Olson
Women’s Relief Corps
Marty Deignan
Earl Webster
Post
Larry
Gary Burkhalter
South Wayne
P. J. Connors Jr
Nat Preston
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Leon Rabe
Robert Hendrickson
Apollo 12 hydrogen tank fault risks Friday launch
A reported failure in a hydrogen tank on Apollo 12 was detected today at Cape Kennedy Florida potentially delaying the planned Friday liftoff. NASA engineers evaluated the issue as they prepared the Saturn V rocket and the lunar mission slated to begin this week.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Public Invited to Share Humor With Toastmasters
The Cheese City Toastmasters of Monroe host a Humorous Speech Contest on Saturday Nov 15 at 7 30 pm in the Junior High School Auditorium to mark Toastmasters 45th anniversary. Beloit clubs join Monroe champions to compete for trophies. The event lasts about 90 minutes with no admission charge and a goodwill silver offering optional.
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Cheese City Toastmasters
Monroe
Beloit
Toastmasters
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