Apollo 7 sim exercises prep for Friday launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla Apollo 7 astronauts sharpened flying skills in a spacecraft simulator with the Saturn 5 rocket set for a Friday launch of the first three man space crew. NASA later announced Apollo 8 will roll to another pad for a December launch as a rehearsal for a lunar mission.
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Plane wreckage found near Dubuque by hunters
Hunters located the blue and white Stinson plane in a wooded area four miles inland from the Mississippi River, six miles south of Dubuque. Two bodies believed to be David and Donna Epperson of Independence, Missouri, were found aboard, along with credit cards bearing the couple’s names. The couple had been missing since May 26, 1968 after departing Davis City, Iowa en route to Madison, Wisconsin.
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David Epperson
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Graceland College
Samoni
Air Rescue Center
Richards - GeBaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
Muscartine
World Dairy Show Highlights Brown Swiss and Holstein Judging
Brown Swiss judging at the World Daily Show in Madison Expo began at 10 a.m. and runs through Friday. A world premiere Holstein sale is set for Thursday night at 7. Local exhibitors include Voegels Farms leading with 25 entries and Sugar Valley Farms with 20 Brown Swiss at the expo.
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Serbia
Louis Armstrong
Jack Bailey
Nathan Bear
Sugar Valley
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Brodhead
Voegels Farms, Inc
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Gratiot
Robert Marion
Orangeville
Putter Around Now and the Exeter Cemetery Heritage
Clarence Gould, 87, a lifelong Green County resident, recalls West journeys with Cree Sun Dance crowds and work on the Great Northern Railroad. Back in Exeter Township he tended a farm, helped at the Exeter Cemetery, and recounts kin buried there, the cemetery’s 1858 incorporation, and local pioneer families.
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Beloit
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Monticello
Green County
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Exeter Township
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Silas Lewis
Truman Silver
Exeter
Exeter Cemetery Association
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Fultons
Attica
Jug Prairie
Albany
Jim Root
Sugar River
Wisconsin dairy quality meeting draws fifty attendees
About fifty people from 31 dairy plants in Green Rock and Lafayette counties in Wisconsin and plants in Northern Illinois attended a quality meeting at Brodhead High School. UW dairy specialist Everett Wallenfeldt reviewed postwar Wisconsin minimum standards for manufacturing milk and factors for safe wholesome product quality. Raffel outlined changes removing the vestibule requirement and setting leukocyte standards in milkhouses, with emphasis on sanitary production and legal composition.
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Lafayette
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Illinois
Brodhead High School
Everett Wallenfeldt
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dairy Federation
Wallenfeldt
Donald G. Raffel
Madison
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Four Cheesemen to Entertain Here at Kiwanis Luncheon
The Four Cheesemen Paul Ritschard John Schild Ben Blaser and James Bisegger Monroe Green County Barbershop Chorus will perform at the Kiwanis Club of Monroe lunch Thursday noon October 10 at the VFW Club. Last week's attendance prize donated by James Deblack went to Dr. Nathan Bear. This week's prize will be donated by Wilbur Deininger. In vocation will be given by Jake Gruenewald. A directors meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday October 9 at the Commercial Bank.
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John Schild
Ben Blaser
James Bisegger
Monroe
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Kiwanis Club of
VFW Club
James Deblack
Nathan Bear
Wilbur Deininger
Jake Gruenewald
Commercial Bank
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Take a deep breath of fragrance pure. As these days of Autumn you now greet. It's the tonic you need, I'm very sure. Take as often as needed, and then repeat.
Juda Brodhead Eight Are Given Area 4-H Honors
Eight boys and girls were named during the Juda Brodhead area achievement program at Juda High School gym. Recipients include Duane Riemer Kathy Zimmerli Janis Hulburt Gregory Bagley Carol Newman Juda Jolly Juniors David Miller Nancy Wendler Spring Grove Nancy Hartwig Fairfielders.
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Juda High School
Duane Riemer
Kathy Zimmerli
Janis Hulburt
Decatur
Gregory Bagley
Carol Newman
Juda Jolly
David Miller
Nancy Wendler
Spring Grove
Nancy Hartwig
Fairfielders
John Kaster
Juda Jolly Juniors
Mike Rahberger
Kerri Tayne
AFL
Australia
James Bauman
Marcia Wyss
Deborah Grenzow
Oakley
Betty Mollenbernat
Washington
Valerie DeVoe
Judy Hintzman
Suzanne Dunwiddie
Juda Jolly Ju
Nelson to Speak at Green County Conservation League Meeting
Sen Gaylord Nelson will headline the Green County Conservation League annual meeting at Turner Hall Monroe at 8 p m Friday Oct 18 The Wisconsin senator noted for conservation work will discuss past present and future projects affecting sportsmen and nature lovers The event includes a film and entertainment with memberships sold at the door and reports of league achievements and plans for the coming year
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Green County Conservation League
Turner Hall
Monroe
Nelson
U.S
Apostle Islands
Clear Lake
San Jose State College
Calif
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senate
Ray L. Beckman
League
Monticello
Brodhead Council Updates Code At $2200 Cost
Brodhead city council voted to hire the David Kaeger Company of Milwaukee to revise the city code for 2200 dollars after reviewing three code books presented by city attorney John Andrews. A preliminary budget was discussed for November. A public hearing was set for Oct. 21 on a sewer installation on East 4th Ave. Bids due Nov. 1.
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Brodhead
David Kaeger
Milwaukee
John Andrews
East 4Th Ave
Gerald Lipton
Clyde Johnson
1St Center St
Iverson Chevrolet
Lyle Smith
Marvin
Third Ward
Bernard Smith
Smith
Calvin Wickline
Capitol Plastics Company
Legislation To Help New Milk Producers Gains House Support
The House approved amendments to the Agricultural Marketing Act by 200 to 76, sending the bill to the Senate. It would let new dairy farmers sell Class 1 milk at higher prices by easing base restrictions and reducing reliance on acquiring existing bases, addressing complaints of inequitable costs and delays.
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