Tuberculin Tests Begin Next Week For Area Schools
Green County schools launch TB skin testing for grades 1 5 9 and 12 starting Tuesday. Nurses Martha Tschudy and Katheryn Etter outline tests in New Glarus Monticello Monroe districts and St Victor's. X rays free for positives and non testing allowed for exposed or absent students.
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Green County
Martha Tschudy
Katheryn Etter
Monroe City
Monroe
New Glarus
Monticello
St. Victor’s
Etter
Albany
Brodhead
Break-ins Probed at Two Monroe Businesses on Highway 11 81
Deputies investigate burglaries at Trucks Inc. and the South Wisconsin Co op on opposite sides of Highway 11 81 near Monroe. An acetylene torch opened Trucks Inc. safe with cash missing, checks left, while the Co op reports missing tires. Last checked at 2 30 am. entry via forced doors. sheriff suspects possible professionals.
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Monroe
Trucks, Inc
South Wisconsin
W. E. Deininger
Deininger
Reserve champion gilt shown at National Barrow Show
Austin Minnesota based Glenn Fowler and Sons of Cuba City Wisconsin exhibited the reserve champion gilt in the Poland China class at the National Barrow Show held Thursday.
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Austin, Minn
Glenn Fowler and Sons
Cuba City
Wis
Poland
China
Koenig to Run as Write-in for Monroe D A
Monroe attorney L A Koenig announces he will run as a write-in for district attorney in the November general election. He previously served as Price County district attorney and Monroe justice of the peace, but a state ruling tied to governor vote totals prevents his Republican nomination.
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Monroe
L. A. Koenig
Koenig
Price County
Attorney General
Robert Zimmerman
Ray E. Kundert
Green County
Child Drowns After Slipping On Prairie Lake Dock
Four year old Debra Rodgers died after slipping on a boat dock near her Chetek home in Barron County Wisconsin. The tragedy occurred Thursday as she played near her parents Mr and Mrs William Rodgers location of the incident was about a block from the Rodgers home.
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Chetek
Wis
Debra Rodgers
Barron County
Prairie Lake
William Rodgers
Hootenanny fundraiser aids Monroe Jaycettes projects
Tomorrow night the Monroe Jaycettes present a Hootenanny in the junior high auditorium to fund cerebral palsy relief mental health and retardation programs and local charity efforts. Master of ceremonies Stanley Neuberger will host a lineup featuring the Monroe Folk Arts Club Whitewater State College’s Tom and Lamar Parker Janet Barry from UW Madison and the Blue Grass Hoppers led by William C. Lengacher. Seats open at 8 with performances from near and far including Madison venues and local civic works.
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Monroe Folk Arts Club
Dick Pulkrabek
Hans Bernet
Dick Roehrdanz
Fred Schuetze
Jack Close
Times
Jerry Kubly
William Teuscher
Gerald Gelbach
Monroe
Monroe Jaycettes
Jaycettes
Twining Park
St. Clare Hospital
Ludlow Memorial Library
Stanley Neuberger
Thomas Parker
Tom and Lamar
Whitewater State College
Janet Barry
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Blue Grass Hoppers
William C. Lengacher
Dane County
Wilma Lengacher
Cheddar Cheese Prices Increase in Wisconsin Markets
Wisconsin cheddar cheese prices this week rose 4 to percent cents on large styles while single daisies and longhorns remained unchanged. Demand was fair to good with October promotion orders boosting buying. American production fell 1 percent nationally but held steady in Wisconsin. Swiss markets stayed steady to firm with blocks and rindless cuts up to 3 cents. Movement was irregular, strong in some areas and slow in others.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
U. S
Saturns Saturn 1 Orbits Unmanned Apollo Model
The Saturn 1 rocket at Cape Kennedy reached orbit with an unmanned Project Apollo boiler plate and is part of a campaign toward manned earth orbital missions and eventual lunar landing. Nine astronauts watched the 11 minute flight as the 80 foot payload settled into an 115 to 135 mile high orbit awaiting camera retrieval.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Carpenter Promoted to Commander in Navy
Washington Astro naut M. Scott Carpenter, the second American to orbit Earth, is promoted from Navy lieutenant commander to commander.
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Carpenter
Washington
M. Scott Carpenter
Earth
Navy
Deadline Set for Tuesday Railroad Strike by Six Unions
Six railroad shop craft unions led by AFL CIO announced a strike to start 6 am Tuesday September 22. Michael Fox said the action follows failed bargaining and seeks job security and five year pay guarantees amid technological changes. Pennsylvania Railroad and portions of Long Island and Southern Railway are exempted while talks continue with others. Federal mediators worked this week to avert the walkout.
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Washington
Michael Fox
Afl-Cio
Fox
Pennsyvania Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Southern Railway System
Pennsylvania
Carmen
Mrs Johnson Emphasizes Comfort Shoes in Ohio Tour
In Akron and Columbus Mrs Lyndon B Johnson greets thousands of Democratic women. She notes two essentials for politics a sturdy hand and comfortable shoes. The event included a two hour line and a tea luncheon drawing 3500+ attendees with many notable guests among the wives of Ohio officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
Akron
Lady Bird
Blood Donor Drive Planned With Red Cross Meeting
All persons interested in helping recruit blood donors are asked to meet Red Cross officials at 7 30 p m Monday in the Chamber of Commerce office. Plans for a recruiting drive will prepare for the bloodmobile visit at the Junior High School gymnasium on Monday September 28.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower Visits Green Bay To Thank Long-Time Supporter
Former President Dwight Eisenhower arrived in Green Bay to thank Wilbur Renk for early backing in 1952. The visit included a museum dedication of the British Railways Board locomotive and a ride around the National Railroad Museum grounds in cold drizzle with about 300 onlookers.
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Harvey Breuscher
Associated Press
Green Bay
Dwight Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Gettysburg
Wilbur Renk
Austin Straubel Field
Renk
Oneeree
William Coxmire
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
National Railroad Museum
British Railways Board
Supreme Headquarters
Wisconsin and Yesterday Railroad
John Torinus
Museum
Monroe Planning Commission delays Route 69 decision
The Monroe Planning Commission postponed recommending a highway route pending traffic studies. They weigh 7th avenue extension versus a western alternative 1600 feet farther west while seeking to minimize business disruption and land costs. Council action awaits commission findings and clash over a bypass and zoning code updates.
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Monroe Planning Commission
7Th Avenue
State Highway Department
Monroe Realtors
Planning Commission
Highway Department
Russell P. Heston
McLellan
George L. Wells
Chocolate Shop
Russell F. Kundert
Kundert Oil Co
Green Engineering Co
Monroe
Country Club Estates
Ford and UAW reach pact with Christmas bonus frosting
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers agreed on a contract mirroring Chrysler with a new Christmas bonus from the unemployment fund, $25 to $100 for workers, first payout possible in 1965. The deal includes enhanced pensions, earlier retirement, extra vacation, added holidays, broader health coverage, and higher severance pay.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Ford
Denise
Chrysler
Douglas Frazier
General Motors
American Motors Corp
AMC
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Hootenanny
Jaycette
Palsy Parents Group
Bloodmobile
Saturn
Project Apollo
Ike
Wilbur
Plan Commission
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