Medical Society Plans Oral Polio Clinics on Nov. 1
The Green County Medical Society announced a communitywide polio immunization drive starting November 1 for all residents over six weeks old. A Sabin oral vaccine will be given at multiple centers with a 25 cent voluntary per person donation to help cover costs.
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Medical Society
Green County
Green County Medical Society
County Medical Society
United States
Sabin
Albert E. Sabin
University of Cincinnati School of Medicine
U.S
Dane and
Rock County
The
Stock Prices Climb As Profit Taking Dampens Gains
New York stocks neared historic highs late trading despite profit taking. Volume reached about 5 million shares versus 4.52 million the previous day. Many key stocks posted fractional to two-point gains while Chrysler rose to its day’s high, up more than two points.
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New York
Chrysler
Next Week's Menus For High School Cafeteria
Editor notes that weekly menus are published to help mothers plan evening meals for students who eat at the cafeteria at noon. The entry previews upcoming week’s offerings and emphasizes public service.
Weekly school lunch menu week of Monday through Friday
The schedule lists meals for each weekday. Monday features Wieners mashed potatoes kraut brownie bread and butter. Tuesday offers Meat balls and spaghetti salad sliced peaches bread and butter milk. Wednesday serves Ham and scalloped potatoes buttered corn apple tart bread and butter. Thursday includes Meat sandwiches baked beans molded vegetable salad fruit cocktail milk. Friday presents Fish sticks tartar sauce creamed potatoes buttered wax-cookies bread and butter.
Haase Seeks Olson Job for Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor
Speaker Robert D. Haase, a Marinette lawyer and rising Republican figure, announced his bid for lieutenant governor in Madison. He indicated no governor candidate but suggested he would oppose Olson if Knowles runs, aiming to align with Knowles or run with him if Olson stays in the gubernatorial race. Haase highlighted his legislative experience and leadership roles, positioning himself as a suitable choice for the lieutenant governor post.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Robert D. Haase
Warren P. Knowles
Haase
Marinette
GOP
Knowles
New Richmond
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Olson
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
University of Wisconsin
David Blanchard
Cheddar Prices Rise In Green Bay Trading
Six cars of cheese sold on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange with all sales a quarter cent over previous levels. Sales included three cars State brand 60-lb blocks at 35 cents, two cars State brand 40-lb blocks at 35 percent, and one State brand pasteurized daisy. At close, one bid for two barrels at 33 and a quarter cents remained uncov ered.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Kennedy focuses on equality as national goal in Arkansas
President Kennedy greets Governor Faubus at Greers Ferry Dam dedication but does not respond to Faubus who criticized civil rights proposals. Kennedy later addresses an integrated crowd at the Arkansas Livestock Exposition, affirming equal rights as the nation’s grand objective.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Kennedy
Arkansas
New South
Faubus
Greers Ferry
Heber Springs
White River
Drye Candidate For National FFA Honor Next Week
Karl Drye a 19 year old Monroe Wisconsin University of Wisconsin student is a candidate for the American Farmer Degree at the national FFA convention in Kansas City next Wednesday through Friday He would be the fourth Monroe chapter member to win the top national honor joining Donald Witt Nathan Hartwig and James Huffman Other local FFA members Stephen Digman David Pick and Alvin Tschudy will attend The Monroe chapter will receive the Silver emblem for its 1962 63 program at the convention with six consecutive years of national recognition cited for the chapter Tools sponsors include Rufenacht Oil Clark Implement and First National Bank
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FFA
Monroe Ffa
Kansas City
Rufenacht Oil Co
Clark Implement Co
First National Bank
David Pick
Alvin Tschudy
Steven Digman
Karl Drye
University of Wisconsin
American Farmer
Kenneth C. Allen
Times
Monroe
Drye
Donald Witt
Nathan Hartwig
James Huffman
United States
Stephen Digman
Oscar Drye
Route 1
Browntown
Karl
Wisconsin Association of the Future Farmers of America
Alpha Gamma Rho Agricultural Fraternity
Digman
Platteville
Ft. Atkinson
Delavan
Wisconsin
Robert and
Harold Rufenacht
New Glarus Blood Drive Surpasses Quota With 114 Donors
New Glarus residents donated 91 pints of blood from 114 donors, exceeding the 75 pint quota for the bloodmobile visit. Twenty three donors were rejected, and the effort drew praise from Red Cross officials. Co chairs Palmer Duerst and Gerald Disch led the drive at the grade school gym, with volunteers across several committees.
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NEW Glarus
Red Cross
Frederick Blane
Palmer Duerst
Gerald Disch
Robert Strickler
Philip H. Marty
Nic Zentner
Herman W. Elmer
World Wide Communion Bread Shared at Immanuel EUB
In Monroe the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church will host a World Wide Communion with a mingling of homemade and Communion bread. Rev. Melvin J. Roehrdanz speaks on The Bread of the World at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Services feature breads from Switzerland Sweden Norway Germany France Ireland and a Jewish honey bread. Twelve women baked breads from Old Country recipes and the loaves were blessed and frozen for freshness before the Sunday mingling in the basket. Open Communion welcomes all attendees.
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M.J. Roehdanz
World Wide Communion
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edd Ludwig
Fred Haldiman
Louis Rabe
Immanuel Church
Times
Monroe
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Roehrdanz
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Germany
France
Ireland
Mmes
Neil Signer
Montgomery Chesebro
Burnell Swenson
Harley Shelton
Arthur Malkow
Frank Trumpy
Ralph Baltzer
Overseas Pay Setup Reduced
Secretary McNamara eliminated special overseas pay for about 375,000 enlisted men in Western Europe Hawaii and much of Japan. More than 100 locations were named where 225,000 servicemen remain eligible for pay based on climate isolation and limited facilities. Officers are unaffected. The change may nearly offset the recent general pay raise.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
Hawaii
Japan
McNamara
U.S
Congress
Dairyland Exhibit Highlight At Albany Corn Picking Event
The Dairyland Hospitality Center at the State and National Corn Picking Contest on Willis Riemer Farm near Albany is a 100 by 40 foot tent. It will host displays from the American Dairy Association, State Department of Agriculture, Pure Milk Association, Swiss Colony, Monroe Cheese, Sausage Shop, and Green County Holstein Breeders. Alice in Dairyland will attend. dairy hostesses will hand out cheese samples. Swiss fondue and pizza pie will be served. a model cheese factory will be shown. The center will feature a county refrigerated dairy display case. A planning meeting, led by M. Palmer Welsh, is set for Monday at the Monroe office of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association.
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Willis Riemer
Albany
Dairyland Hospitality
American Dairy Association
State Department of Agriculture
The
Pure Milk Association
Swiss Colony
Monroe Cheese and Sausage Shop
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Alice In Dairyland
M. Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Welsh
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Florida widow of Col Gapen dies of heart attack
Mrs. Robert Gapen of Islamorada Florida aged about 49 died this morning from a heart attack. She was the wife of Col Gapen retired from the Air Force in January 1957. She leaves a son Richard 22 and daughter Sue Ellen 15. Services will be held Monday at Branam funeral home Homestead Florida. The Gapen address is 40 C Route 1 Islamorada.
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Col. Gapen
Air Force
Jesse R. Gapen
Grand Marais
Minn
Orangeville
Mr. Gapen
Monroe High School
Gapen
Mary Lee Elizabeth Barnes
Panama Canal Zone
Ft. Benning
Baltimore
Decatur, Ill
Col
San Antonio
West Point
Richard
Purdue University
Sue Ellen
Branam Funeral Home
Homestead
Fla
Islamorada
Route 1
Pastor Appointed to State Nursing Home Advisory Panel
Rev. C. A. Becker of Racine and administrator of Lincoln Lutheran Home is named to a three-year term on the State Board of Health's Advisory Committee on Nursing Homes.
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Madison
C. A. Becker
Racine
Lincoln Lutheran Home
State Board of Health
Nuclear Space Ban Pact Nears
United Nations reports a potential public pledge by the United States and Soviet Union against launching nuclear armed satellites could be announced as soon as next Thursday when President Kennedy meets Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. The move follows a joint statement by Rusk Gromyko and Lord Home on a policy against orbiting nuclear weapons.
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United Nations
N.Y
Kennedy
Gromyko
U.S
Rusk
Lord Home
Germany-Berlin
U.N. General Assembly
Scouts Ready For Camporee Alpine Camporee Opens Tonight
Scouts register tonight at New Glarus Roadside park for the Alpine Camporee with a 1000 point advantage for those who sign in tonight. Dewey Dwyer district camping chairman says gatherings run from 4 30 to 9 p m tonight and until 8 a m tomorrow. Scouts provide their own food cook in patrols and join activities including an adventure trail by the Order of Arrows and skits by the camping committee parents are invited for an 8 p m campfire tomorrow and the event concludes Sunday.
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Dewey Dwyer
New Glarus
Dwyer
Order of Arrows
Nationalizing Lands in Havana
Cuban government orders the nationalization of all private holdings over 193 acres. This action targets large landowners and marks a significant shift in property policy during the Havana dispute.
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Havana
Flora slams Haiti as Florida threat grows uncertain
Hurricane Flora battered Haiti with 140 mph winds, then skirted Cuba’s Oriente Province. Forecasters warned track remains unpredictable with possible regeneration over open water while the U.S. mainland faced no immediate threat. Guantanamo Bay expected to weather the storm.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Haiti
Cuba
Oriente
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Bahama Islands
Weather Bureau
Guantanamo Bay
Florida
Florida Peninsular
Traini
U.S
U.S. Navy
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
Gitmo
Valuation Study Slated by Board of Green County
The Green County Board of Supervisors meets Tuesday night in the Courthouse to adopt the 1963 equalized valuation of 151,957,220, about five million above last year. Treasurer Ralph J. Kundert seeks extra staff for tax description work, and a summer cheese factory tour program may be approved by the publicity committee. A hospital building replacement plan, favored by trustees and Superintendent Amos Johnson, aims at a long range program of necessity.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County
Ralph J. Kundert
Green County Hospital
Amos Johnson
Kennedy to Deliver Final Talk at Foreign Policy Conference
The State Department said President Kennedy will close a two day conference on foreign policy issues attended by editors and broadcasters. The president typically speaks off the record at such events.
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Kennedy
Washington
State Department
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Radke
Gov. Faubus
Glarus Organizations
EUB
Robert Gapen
Robert D. Gapen
Islamorada, Fla
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