Medics Debate County Vaccine Plan Tonight
Local Medical Society members weigh proceeding with the Sabin Type III oral vaccine program slated to start Friday October 19 or postpone pending data from the Public Health Service. Officials nationwide adopt a wait and see stance as the service restricts Type III for adults while urging continued use of Types I and II for all ages.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Edward Zupanc
Frank Stiles
Medical Society
Zupanc
Public Health Service
Washington
the Health Service
NFO Plans Milk Holding Discussion Across Areas
An area NFO meeting is set this week to discuss adding milk to the holding program. Elmer Schlemme of Cascade says decisions will come from national NFO headquarters in Corning Iowa. Local meeting details are not yet set with farmers to vote on the plan. Between 550 and 600 farmers attended a Brodhead meeting as the group moves toward a midweek market spike. A telegram from national headquarters urged continued effort against non members while eyeing a victory within 72 hours.
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Elmer Schlemme
Cascade
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Brodhead
Grant County
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Belleville
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National NFO Sees Livestock Shipment Slowdown This Week
Corning Iowa The National Farmers Organization expects the slowdown to begin this week as it presses for cattle hog and sheep contracts with higher prices. Packing plants and stockyards disagree saying plenty of animals remain for slaughter. Oren A Staley president of NFC notes large receipts today and tomorrow and predicts depletion of non contracted stock in two to two and a half weeks.
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Teen-Ager Hurt In Collision Here
William O. Klemm age 17 of 720 25th avenue was treated for a badly bruised leg after a auto collision at 12th street and 22nd avenue. He was released from St. Clare hospital. Miss Anna O. Blum driver of the other car escaped injury. Both cars suffered extensive damage.
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Kenneth Klemm
25Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
12Th Street
22Nd Avenue
Anna O. Blum
14Th Street
David Moon
William S. Moon
14Th Avenue
Albie E. Larson
15Th Street
16Th Avenue
Kenneth G. Egli
Monroe
Lynda L. Marsh
Cedarville
Slaying Plot Revealed in Belgium Raids
Belgian police raids on anti De Gaulle Secret Army Organization hideouts seized documents disclosing a plot to assassinate French Premier Pompidou. Le Peuple reported the information and identified Belgian locations connected to the conspiracy.
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Pompidou
le Peuple
FBI counterspy revealed in New York politics and scandal
Lois Flink described her husband Richard A. Flink as an undercover FBI counterspy who posed as a Communist spy for a $3000 payoff to brief two Soviet UN employees. The Justice Department disclosed the case as Flink faced political race against J Lewis Fox for the New York State assembly.
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FBI
Lois Flink
Newsmen
Flink
New York State
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Queens
N.Y
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Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Lewis Fox
State Assembly
Fox
Kennedy
Hanson Named Chief at Albany
Arlyn Hanson of Blanchardville was named village marshal by the Albany police committee to replace Frank Hall who resigned after four years. Hanson, 32, has five years as a deputy and will take duties Monday Oct 1, with William Patchen acting in the interim. He plans to move with his wife and four children into the former A C Olin house. He was one of 13 applicants. interviews ended Saturday.
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Albany
Arlyn Hanson
Blanchardville
Frank Hall
Hanson
William Patchen
Marshall
A. C. Olin House
Pony Show Sweeps Through Weather Delays Stake Winners Named
More than 1,400 attended the Jaycee Pony and Horse Show at the fairgrounds over the weekend despite rain and mud. Organizer William J. Schmitz called the event a success and hinted at a possible earlier date next year. Five year old Michael Colvin won the Name the Pony contest with Trailmate. Stake champions last night included Roadster under 42 Thistledew Lamplighter and Roadster 42-46 Tillie Sunshine, both owned and stabled by local farms and companies.
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Arthur Colvin
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Mike
Colvin
Henry Altmann
Hugh Roberts
Times
William J. Schmitz
Michael Colvin
Jaycee
Thistledew Lamplighter
Matt Britton
Marshfield
Halbrook Farms
Soviet Nuclear Test Over Novaya Zemlya Reported
The United States Atomic Energy Commission reports another atmospheric nuclear test by the Soviet Union over the Novaya Zemlya area. The test marks the latest in a series of ballistic or atmospheric experiments conducted by the Soviets during this period.
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Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Nine new astronauts join U S space program group
Dr. Robert Gilruth unveils a 16 member astronaut corps including two civilians Neil Armstrong and Elliot Lee Jr along with four Air Force and three Navy officers. The new recruits, ages around 32, begin training to support Kennedy era moon goals at Edwards AFB and Houston facilities.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
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Calif
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Dallas
General Electric Co
Frank Borman
Gary
Ind
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Edwards Afb
James A. MecDivitt
Chicago
Thomas P. Stafford
Weatherford, Okia
Experimental Test Flight
Edward H. White II
San Antonio
Wright- Patterson Afb
Charles Conrad Jr
Philadelphia
James A. Lovell Jr
Cleveland
Naval Air Station
Ocean, Va
John W. Young
San Francisco
Fighter Squadron 53
Miramar
Cmdr. Lovell
University of Wisconsin
Marilyn Gerlach
Milwauee
Kennedy Rivalry Roils Boston Senate Primary
Massachusetts voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether Edward M Kennedy or Edward J McCormack will win the U S Senate nomination. The race also features George C Lodge and Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes as contenders in a dynasty framed contest. Public interest centers on whether Teddy Kennedy earns a chance to join his brothers in Washington.
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Kennedy
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Congress
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Charles Evans Hughes
Teddy Kennedy
Washington
Monroes oldest resident Matt Geigel dies at 103
Matt Geigel longtime Monroe hardware dealer died Saturday at 103 following a weeklong illness. Born in 1858 in Madison he lived in Monroe since 1891 and owned Kundert Hardware before retiring in 1948. Services set 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Shri ner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev. Karl F. Koch officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Mathias
Matt) Geigel
Shriner-Neushwander
Monroe
11Th Street
Geigel
Madison
Green County
Martin
Dorothea Baumgartner
Switzerland
Matt
Minnesota
Mr. Geigel
Geigels
Kundert Hardware Co
Geigers
Matt Geigel
Lodge No. 72
Stock List Higher Market Tone Mixed
New York stock market moved raggedly higher amid gains by selected issues. Trading was moderate with volume around 3.2 million shares, 2.88 million in average. Fractions to a point gains led key stocks, while losers were in a similar range. Chrysler rebounded nearly two points from last week’s loss.
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Hearing on United Telephone service adjourned
A Public Service Commission hearing on adequacy of service by United Telephone Co. was adjourned after nearly 24 hours in the Courthouse. Examiner Rolfe Hanson said the hearing would be rescheduled soon. Burgi and Bell led testimony on operator reach, rings, equipment, and line conditions, with target dates for new dials given for several towns.
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United Telephone Co
Rolfe Hanson
Harold Wetzel
Stewart Rasmussen
PSC
Arlys Danhom
Monroe
Duane E. Helland
Juda
Truman E. Sharer
Albany
Harry Bishop
Blanchardville
Alvin Moritz
Bernard Albright
Russell Matzke
Leland Jordan
Jefferson Township
Elmer Whitehead
Merlin J. Meythaler
Lincoln Road
Margaret K. Burgi
United Telephone
Glen H. Bell
Madison
Helland
Bell
Rolfe
Jordan
U S Advisers Depart Vientiane Under Geneva Accord
A first wave of 36 U S military advisers left Vientiane Laos today in line with the Geneva accord mandating foreign troop withdrawal.
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U.S
Vientiane
Laos
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