Sabin Sunday Clinic Scheduled for Monroe December 15
Green County Medical Society polio committee approves Monroe clinic on Sunday December 15 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Armory, with other communities maintaining Friday dates. The plan boosts turnout after low adult and preschool turnout on November 1 and extends Sabin vaccine access countywide through Type 2 and 3 doses in coming clinics.
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Green County Medical Society
Monroe
Monticello
Brodhead
Browntown
Albany
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Medical Society
Madison tour for Alabama students includes Capitol UW visit
Visiting students from Greenville Alabama travel by bus to Madison with stops at New Glarus Embroidery and Five Corners cheese. They tour the State Capitol and UW campus visiting Babcock hall and the dairy building, plus Unitarian church designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Land of Dixie
Monroe
Madison
State Capitol
University of Wisconsin
Glarus
Greenville
Ala
Alice
Department of Agriculture
Memorial Union
Babcock’ Hall
Unitarian Church
Frank Lloyd Wright
Danny and the Diamonds
Freeport
Monroe Country Club
D. J. Huenink
Walter Babula
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
William Kelly
Vince Walters
Five Corners
Clarence Grundahl
Sun Prairie
South
Alabama
William Schuetze
Martha Bernet
Kathleen
Assembly Hall
Ronald Boyd
Surfside hotel fire toll lowered to twenty five
Grim cleanup continues as eight unidentified bodies are found among the charred debris. A ninth victim dies from burns in Atlantic City hospital, leaving sixteen hotel guests still missing after the blaze.
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Csauease City
Surfside
Atlantic City Hospital
NFO Rally Accuses Staley as Internal Tensions Surface
Former NFO leaders meeting in Mexico accuse president Oren Lee Staley of personal use of NFO power. Bob Casper cites years of politicking and leadership losses as eight board members did not seek re election and several quit. About 600 to 700 attendees organized by Dozier Ardell. The group champions higher farm prices via collective bargaining contracts.
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EXICO
National Farmers Organization
Mexico
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
NFO
Bob Casper
Winterset
Casper
Dozier Ardell
Audrian County
Harold Woodward
Bethany
Staley
Woodward
Nebraska
Byrnes Set to Speak on MGIC Stock Purchase
Rep. John W. Byrnes said he will address the House to present facts about his 1960 purchase of $2300 worth of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp stock and the firm's tax ruling. He values the stock now at over $23000 and will review press coverage before commenting further.
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Washington
John W. Byrnes
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Milwaukee
Byrnes
Internal Revenue Service
MGIC
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Journal
Brazil
House
Ways and Means Committee
Paul J. Rogan
Sheriff Urges Fence Checks After Livestock Incidents
Sheriff W. E. Deininger warns farm property owners to repair fences and keep gates closed to prevent cattle straying onto highways. Four serious vehicle livestock accidents have occurred recently, with the sheriff noting the risk of human fatalities if gates are left open.
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W. E. Deininger
Deininger
UW Experts To Speak On New Glarus Milk Quality
Special meeting at New Glarus high school at 8 p m Wednesday gathers four University of Wisconsin specialists to aid farmers and dairymen. Evert Wallenfeldt covers market requirements for Grade A milk and sanitation. Lynn Brooks discusses milking machines and vacuum adjustments. C W Birch reviews dairy cow diseases and tests for abnormal milk. George Werner details milking methods and stall ventilation impacts.
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University of Wisconsin
Evert Wallenfeldt
Department of Dairy Industry
Chicago
Lynn Brooks
C. W. Birch
George Werner
Dairy Science Department
Suspect Nabbed In Three Blasts Near Alabama Campus
A 40-year-old white man, A L Richey of Tuscaloosa, was arrested near the scene of a dynamite blast four blocks from Vivian Malone Hall. Police found a shotgun and newspapers in his pickup and said he denied involvement. Two prior explosions in the days before caused damage but no injuries.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
A.L. Richey
Vivian Malone
Richey
Birmingham
Ridley
Miss Malone
Meythaler Plans Move of Appleton Plant to Hampshire Ill
Meythaler Juvenile Furniture Co. will close its Appleton unit on Nov 1 1964 and relocate to a new Hampshire Illinois facility. About 140 workers will transfer as the company shifts from an obsolete local plant to a purpose built operation making puzzles toys chairs and peg tables. Frederick Meythaler son of the late Fred E Meythaler leads the firm and is related to the Monroe family and the Play Skool toy operator in Chicago.
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Appleton
Appleton Juvenile Furniture Co
Hampshire
Ill
F. A. Meythaler
Frederick Meythaler
Fred E. Meythaler
Monroe
Robert Meythaler
Playskool Toy
Chicago
Lincoln Gettysburg Address writing mystery 100 years ago
Gettysburg story explores whether Lincoln drafted parts of the Address on the Washington to Gettysburg train or in Gettysburg. Lincoln scholar Dr. David Mearns cites conversations with Noah Brooks and James Speed, weighing early drafts, delivery timing, and Everett’s advance copy.
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J. W. Davis
Gettysburg
America
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Battle
Lincoln
David C. Mearns
Mearns
Noah Brooks
Brooks
Edward Everett
Boston
National Cemetery
Everett
James Speed
Louisville
Plasma Arrives For CD Hospital In County
Civil Defense director Charles Marvin announced that 3000 dollars of blood plasma arrived for storage at Green County hospital to support an emergency 200 bed hospital. Additional equipment will be added as the plan expands from a 3 day unit to a 30 day program with possible setup at the county hospital or fairgrounds.
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Charles Marvin
Civil Defense
Marvin
Green County Hospital
Fairgrounds
Dog Kills Infant Left in Car in Woodstock
A four month old boy, James Michael Henderson, was mauled to death by an 80 pound Alaskan Malamute in Woodstock Illinois. The dog dragged the infant from a family car after the father James E Henderson left the child unattended while he went inside. Henderson is a dog trainer who had purchased the dog a month earlier as a watchdog.
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Auto Woodstock
Ill
James Michael Henderson
James E. Henderson
Henderson
Verwoerd May Take Foreign Minister Post
Political circles in Johannesburg speculate that Prime Minister Verwoerd could add foreign affairs to his duties as Eric Louw retires at year end.
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Johannesburg
Africa
Verwoerd
Eric Louw
Madison Cheese Market Steady Demand Amid Ample Supplies
The Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady cheddar prices with fair to good demand and ample supplies across all styles. Cheddars run 36 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39 percent, single daisies 38 to 39 percent, longhorns 38 to 39 percent, and midgets 37 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Lucey Disqualified From State Investment Board
Madison attorney general says former state Democratic Chairman Patrick J. Lucey is ineligible to serve as a trustee of the Wisconsin State Investment Board due to his role as president of Lucey Investment Corp. The governor's office had previously found no conflict. Governor Reynolds also named James L. McCamy to study conflict of interest in state government and ordered five agencies to list holdings by Friday.
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Madison
W — Atty
George ‘Thompson
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Lucey Investment Corp
Thompson
State of Wisconsin Investment Board
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Investment Board
James L.mccamy
University of Wisconsin Political Science Department
Reynolds
McCamy
Washington
Wisconsin
Student Admits Rockford Killing at Kishwaukee Dairy
Rockford Illinois 17 year old Auburn high student David Blasius confessed to the murder of Lenora Lungren a 44 year old bookkeeper at Kishwaukee Dairy. Lungren was killed during a shift at the dairy where Blasius worked part time and was found in a dairy cooler by his father. Blasius said he blacked out and could not recall the details or motive.
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Nnear Ord Os
Rockford
David Girard Blasius
Auburn High School
Lenora Lungren
Kishwaukee
Blasius
Miss Lungren
Howard
Lundgren
Albert
Budget Hearing Slated For City Tonight
A public hearing on the proposed 1964 city budget will be held at City Hall at 7:30 this evening. The final tax rate depends on the adopted budget and the levy for county state and school units, and on the state sales tax rebate yet to be determined.
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Ba’Ath Socialist Party
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Jubo
Woodford
Goodwill Industries
Meythaler
CD Hospital
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