Dorothy Malone Improves After Major Surgery
Hollywood actress Dorothy Malone underwent seven hours of surgery for massive blood clots in the pulmonary arteries and heart. Spokesman Alex Evelove said she remained in serious but optimistic condition as donors provided blood for the operation.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Alex Evelove
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Malone
Evelove
Kmpc-Radio
Knbc Television
Salvation Army On the Job After Monroe Tornado
The Salvation Army played a key role in Monroe after the Palm Sunday tornado providing clothing bedding and meals. Local leaders say the organization distributed aid locally and nationally aided volunteers with canteens and coffee and coordinated lodging and medical help for those in need.
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Monroe
Salvation Army
United Fund
National
Herman A. Stuessy
Milwaukee
H. L. Fenton
Fenton
U.S
Johnson orders sweeping reorganization of civil rights programs
President Johnson ordered a sweeping reorganization of federal civil rights programs as part of a civil rights drive in Washington. The directive aims to streamline agencies and unify enforcement efforts under a single framework.
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Washington
Johnson
School administrator to discuss Mike’s long hair
Madison area superintendent Richard Olson planned to meet with Michael McClellan’s mother to review the high school suspension over the student’s hair length. Principal Richard Mortell cited failure to conform to dress standards as the reason for the dismissal and an appeal was filed by the family.
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Mother
Mike
Milwaukee
Thayer Lien
Morten
Olson
McFarland
Moonlight Madness Promotes Downtown Shopping
Final plans for the Moonlight Madness promotion will be discussed by the retail committee of the Chamber of Commerce at 5 p.m. next Wednesday in the First National Bank. The event on October 13 features a parade of new and antique cars and costumed sales staff with stores staying open late. Richard Harbick and Lowell Markwardt co chair the effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Richard Harbick
Lowell Markwardt
Brezhnev Urges New Push to Bar Nuclear Spread
Moscow reports Brezhnev calls for renewed efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to non-nuclear powers. He urges intensified diplomacy and measures to curb proliferation amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Wisconsin Governor Hopes Meet with West Berlin Mayor
Governor Warren Knowles leading a 56-member Wisconsin trade delegation ends Sweden visit and plans a side trip to West Berlin to meet Mayor Willy Brandt. He aims for fruitful talks and broader future contacts rather than immediate contracts. A hot dog machine prototype may spark Swedish interest for licensing in Europe.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Berlin
Copenhagen
Italy
Spain
Europe
Netherlands
England
Norway
Knowles
United States
Clarence West
A. J. Fish Oven Co
Beloit
Chicago Teachers Strike Averted After Board Concession
The Chicago Teachers Union votes to call off a Monday strike as the Board of Education agrees to allow a vote on a single collective bargaining agent. The panel also commits unallocated 1966 state funds to teacher raises and accepts a $5,500 base salary with $350 raises, pending final board approval.
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Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union
House of Representatives
Chicago Board of Education
School Board Committee
CTU
Afl-Cio
John Fewkes
Illinois
Assembly
Fahey Captures Carcass Honors at Brodhead event
Belleville farmer Francis Fahey won top honors at a carcass evaluation held after the Brodhead Hog Show at Green County Bank Brodhead. Judges presented by Dr Dean Pawlisch noted Fahey Es for carcass weight 141 length 30.1 backfat 1 loin eye 4.36 ham 24.64 percent among several participants including Mahlkuch Juda and Fahey other entrants. About 20 FFA members viewed slides and data on the pork.
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Francis Fahey
Belleville Area
Green County Bank
Brodhead
Harland Mahlkuch
Juda
Dean Pawlisch
Bev Craig
Oscar Mayer
Calvin Kraemer
Rolland Keen
Belleville
John Mahlkuch
Gordon Andrews
Evansville
Ron Fahey
Roy Mauerman
Albany
Bernard Frederick
Monticello
Larry Green
John Burgy
Robert Brunkow
Route 4
Monroe
FFA
University of Wisconsin Regents Approve Grants and Contracts
The UW regents accepted gifts, grants, and federal agency contracts totaling 6.9 million dollars. The action, taken today, covers multiple programs and supporting units across the university.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Regents
Safari speaker Roethe to keynote Green County meeting
Nasco Industries president Leo W. Roethe veteran of five African safaris will headline the Green County Conservation League annual meeting in New Glarus on October 21. He will present a new Treetops safari talk with a 20 minute color film, limited seating for members, and junior memberships offered. Officials will also discuss hunting season prospects, Zanders Lake progress, and league reports. Roethe is brother of Monroe resident Arthur Roethe.
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Roethes
Leo Roethe
Atkinson
Roethe
Kenya
Green County
Green County Conservation League
Wilhelm Tell Hall
New Glarus
Boethe
Monticello
Africa
Glarus
Gov. Knowles
Europe
Nasco Industries, Inc
Ft. Atkinson
Leo W. Roethe
Nasco Industries
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
Norman Wood
Clarence R. Benkert
Dan Striker
Monroe
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Arthur Roethe
Blood Donors Sought For Monroe Bloodmobile Visit
Green County seeks 125 pints for the Monroe Bloodmobile event on Tuesday September 28 at Monroe Junior High from 1 30 to 6 30 p m Donors are urged to help raise the county yearly quota of 945 pints with two remaining Monroe visits and events in Albany and New Glarus Volunteers from Monroe Fayettes staff the canteen and support roles as donors are urged to give blood for transfusions.
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Green County Bloodmobile
Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
Monroe
Monroe Bloodmobile
Monroe Junior High
Ethel Jones
Monticello
Green County
Albany
Red Cross
Monroe Organizations
Monroe Faycettes
Scout Leaders Hold Sessions Conference at Can yon Camp
A Boy Scout commissioner's conference gathers at U S Grant Area Council Can yon Camp this weekend with all district and neighborhood commissioners from six counties. The program includes inductions, Cub Scout to Explorer discussions by staff Gene Madison Gordon Hansen Richard Rhyner Mike Jenkins and Sheppherd Jr. Afternoon demos cover commissioner activity led by each district. Valley District will run A Good Round Table Session under Dr Gene Henneger and Mound District will present A Charter Review with Arnold Busch chairing.
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U.S. Grant Area Council
Canyon
U.S. Grant Area
Valley District
Gene Henneger
Monroe
Mound District
Arnold Busch
Cuba City
Wis
Kenosha UAW Rejects Revival of Auto Strike Against AMC
United Auto Workers members in Kenosha voted decisively against resuming the strike against American Motors Corp. The margin was nearly two to one signaling a end to the walkout.
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Kenosha
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
Cheese Market Termed Steady in Wisconsin and U.S.
Madison notes the Wisconsin cheddar market and Swiss cheese market remained fully steady with stock movement improving. Improved sales are linked to plans for an October cheese festival, with demand described as fair to good. For the week ending Sept 16 American production was 19,150,000 pounds, down 4 percent nationally and 3 percent in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Pentagon eyes new reservist plan to recruit thousands
Washington reports the Defense Department considers enlisting thousands as six month active duty trainees to fulfill a six year reserve obligation. The plan aims to merge Army Reserve and National Guard units, contingent on Congress granting authority to transfer reservists, with no emergency cited for immediate use.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Army Reserve
National Guard
Kilby Sunday Events Slated for New Glarus
In New Glarus Swiss Church hosts Kilby roll call of confirmation classes this Sunday at both early and late services. The event, brought by colonists in 1845, precedes a floral clock dedication near the village entrance around 11 45 a.m. A brief program will follow.
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New Glarus
Kilby
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