New Glarus 4-H Club Wins AMPI Dairy Promotion Title
New Glarus 4-H Club placed first in Green County in AMPI Dairy Promotion and earned a state runner up certificate. At the 15th Recognition Awards Banquet in Dane County, the club received a large trophy and cash award, with Mrs. Sheldon Hoesly honored for leadership and Rick Reuter presenting an unusual report on farm tours and cheese sampling.
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Seek to Avert Fuel Shortage Warnings from Federal Officials
Federal officials say severe winter weather could cause temporary shortages for some industries but rely on market forces, producer cooperation, and public restraint to avert widespread shortages. Modest actions announced target home heating first, with assurances no homes will be left unfueled.
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Wisconsin Fights to Keep 10th House Seat
Wisconsin lawmakers seek to preserve the state's 10 seat House delegation under the 1970 census reapportionment. Governor Knowles formally asks for an address list to identify uncounted residents, while the Census Bureau sets a Thursday deadline for appeals.
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Ditty Bags Sent to Vietnam by Green County Red Cross
The Green County Red Cross chapter announced 350000 gift filled ditty bags for U S service personnel in South Vietnam for Christmas. Co chairs Mrs Daniel Wyss and Mrs Kenneth Schmid led the Homemakers Club project with club president Mrs Kenneth Norton. Terry Buening listed bag contents such as ballpoint pens soap cases address books washcloths nail clippers toothbrushes and candy.
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Dignitaries Gather for Nasser Rites in Cairo
Cairo hosts a state funeral for Gamal Abdel Nasser with dignitaries from, among others, the United States and the Soviet Union arriving. Burial set at Manshret el Bakary Mosque after a funeral path from Gezira Island to a public mosque amidst a large crowd.
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Uneasy Jordan truce breached by shelling in Jordan
Guerrillas accuse Jordanian army of opening fire on Irbin and Jamtha breaking the Cairo truce. U S aims to urge renewal of peace talks with Egypt, Jordan, and Israel as Nasser’s death looms over negotiations. Six American hostages freed in Jordan head to New York after being held in Iabid.
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Nixon Arrives in Belgrade for Yugoslavia Talks with Tito
President Nixon arrived in Belgrade for talks with President Tito amid Middle East and NATO posture concerns. The visit follows his Italy stop where he reinforced NATO unity and discussed Mediterranean security with 13 diplomats amid Egyptian leader Nasser’s death.
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California Blazes Near End Amid Cooler Weather Aid
Firefighters, aided by cool moist air, tightened the Malibu Chatsworth Simi blaze perimeter near Los Angeles as other fires in San Diego County and inland California showed reduced activity. Death toll 10, damage $175 million, over 193 structures destroyed, 0.5 million acres burned. Remaining fires include 18000 acres in Sequoia National Forest and 32500 acre brush blaze near Bakersfield. One suspect, 21, charged with setting off firecrackers in a fire hazard case.
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