Knowles Asked To Help Half Brain Drain
Gov. Warren P. Knowles may be asked to help curb Wisconsin’s brain drain as the Marketing Committee of the Council for Economic Development presses for a brain-saving commission. The plan aims to unite industry and more than 30 colleges to keep graduates in state with better recruitment and outreach.
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Pewaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
The
Council For Economic Development
George J Halaska
Milwaukee Chemical Company
Knowles
Oh Y
Lucian G. Schlimgen Jr
State Economic Development Division
Chicago
Births notice roundup from several area families
June postings record births including Ronald James to Schultz at 2012 Onalaska Court and Brian Wayne to Strand at 1720 Liberty Street, with Heath Jay Graves. daughters to Roberge and Decker. births listed for Hanson, Kramer, Glissendorf, and Decker with home addresses and informants.
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Ronald James
James Schultz
Onalaska Court
Sharon Devine
Brian Wayne
Richard Strand
Liberty St
Shirley Schlicht
Roy Franzese
Grove St
Shirley Garbers
Heath Jay
Jeffrey Graves
Winneshiek Rd
Janet Riddle
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Roberge
Jean Sacher
James L. Hanson
West Mill
Winona
Minn
Karen Murrey
Roger W. Kramer
Garfield St
Sparta
Judith A. Repaal
Curtis D. Glissendorf
R. 1
la Crescent
Sue Ann Rivas
Lutheran Hospital
Leroy Decker
S. 15Th
Ave
Minneapolis
Bon
Nie
Richmond
The Tiger Woman Winnie Ruth Judd Recalled
Lang recalls Winnie Ruth Judd who, after a long Los Angeles case, was connected to the murder of two victims found in trunks. Convicted in 1933 she escaped six times from a state hospital and vanished after 1962, with her fate remaining unknown at 57.
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Lang
Bay Area
Agnes Ann Lerio
Hedvig Samuelson
Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd
Wall collapse in Mekong village kills 18 children
In the Mekong Delta a cement wall collapsed on a group of children, killing 18 and injuring others as a U.S. Army helicopter hover loaded supplies 40 yards away. An inquiry will determine if rotor downdraft contributed. Nearby, a mortar round targeting Viet Cong positions near Da Nang hit a Vietnamese home, killing two civilians and wounding nine.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
Mekong
da Nang
Wisconsin Senate Confirms Two Resources Board Members
Madison AP reports the Wisconsin Senate approved two appointments to the National Resources Board on a 24-6 vote. Stanton Helland of Wisconsin Dells and Richard Stern of Sturgeon Bay will serve until May 1, 1975, replacing Arthur MacArthur and Charles F. Smith.
River readings show flood stage at La Crosse stations
Mississippi River forecast lists flood stage readings for La Crosse and tributaries. Includes 24 hour stage values and changes for Black at Galesville and Kickapoo at Steuben with La Crosse forecasted levels around 6.0 to 6.26 feet.
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LA Crosse
Galesville
Steuben
Mississippi River
Sun
Mon
Army to Burn Poisonous Gas as NSC Panel Recommends
The Pentagon announced the Army will burn 12 643 tons of mustard gas at U S installations following a National Academy of Sciences report. Incineration at Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Colorado is planned with storage sites at Rocky Mountain Anniston Edgewood Pine Bluff and Tooele. The disposal includes thousands of M34 GB nerve gas bomblets and M55 nerve gas rockets.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
National Academy of Sciences
The
Army
Atlantic Ocean
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Anniston
Ala
Edgewood
Pine Bluff
Ark
Toole
Utah
Atlantic
Rockefeller Protester Dies In Clash In Argentina
In Buenos Aires a 26-year-old Emilio Mariano Jauregui, former Argentine Journalists Union leader, was killed during anti Rockefeller visit protests. A policeman was wounded in self defense after Jauregui allegedly fired first. Bombings struck U.S. firms linked to Rockefeller interests as security tightens and strikes persist across Latin America.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine Journalists Union
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Argentina
Emilio Mariano Jauregui
General Confederation of Labor
Jauregui
Juan Carlos Ongania
Rosario
First National City Bank of New York
Bank of Boston
International Basic Economy Corp
New York
Dominican Republic
Nixon
Enrique Perez
Cathedral
Santo Domingo
Rockefeller
Auto Crash Damages Two Cars One Hurt in Minnesota Route
A early morning collision on Highway 61 between La Crosse and La Crescent heavily damaged two autos. Helen Levendoski of La Crosse, 218 West Ave S, a student, suffered facial cuts and abrasions and was treated at Lutheran Hospital and released. Richard Strukness, 29, La Crosse, drove from a Twilight Zone lot. Dennis Peart, 23, La Crescent, hit Strukness from the rear. Levendoski was a Peart car passenger.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crosse
Helen Levendoski
West Ave. S
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse County
Richard Struxness
Pine St
Struxness
Dennis Peart
Levendoski
Peart
Wisconsin State Employees Association Signs Contract
MADISON AP A labor contract with the Department of Industry Labor and Human Relations has been signed by the Wisconsin State Employees Association.
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Madison
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Wisconsin State Employes Association
Spinal compression makes you taller at dawn and shorter at night
HAL BOYLE notes facts from mail and science including spinal compression making a person an inch shorter by evening, poverty affecting one in three Americans over 65, Eskimo women breast feeding linked to low breast cancer, camping a 1.5 billion dollar US business, tyramine in cheddar affecting blood pressure, and crisis flight as a new term with 2000 cases yearly in Washington DC.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
National Geographic Society
Peter Ustinov
Travelers Aid Society
Washington, D.C
Jetliner Hijacked Off Florida Coast to Cuba
An Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 with 101 aboard was hijacked off the Florida east coast. The pilot reported the hijack at 11:28 a.m. and the plane landed at Jose Marti Airport near Havana about an hour later. The hijacker count was one.
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Miami
Eastern Airlines
Cuba
Florida East Coast
Federal Aviation Administration
Jim Frazier
FAA
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jose Marti
Havana
Frazier
Baltimore
Tampa
Safeguard Antimissile Backers Hold Edge in Senate Fight
Senate action on Safeguard stalled between supporters and opponents as the Armed Services Committee approved 794 million in funds sought by President Nixon. The panel split along party lines with five Democrats and five Republicans for the authorization and two Republicans against, while Sen McIntyre recorded as present.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Mansfield
Safeguard
Montana
ABM
Dominick
John Stennis
Mississippi
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
GOP National Unit Given Stronger Role
The Republican National Committee gains a larger role in dispensing patronage to channel job requests through the committee before reaching the White House. The move aims to curb complaints about slow distribution of jobs to party members and strengthen GOP control from top to bottom. Elly Peterson leads the new patronage division while a parallel process screens complaints to prevent improper influence on agency decisions.
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John Beckler
Washington
Republican National Committee
White House
Lars
Commerce
Maurice Stans
GOP
Elly Peterson
Dent
National Committee
Tomah Area Fire Destroys Barn and Shed After Tractor Spark
A barn and 60 by 100 foot machine shed on a farm eight miles north of Tomah were destroyed by fire late Friday afternoon. Douglas Molsby, 15, left the tractor motor running while refueling, a spark ignited the gasoline, and wind fed the blaze. Fire departments saved the machine shed. no livestock were harmed. No loss estimate given.
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Tomah
Wis
Douglas Molsby
Douglas
Stanley Mossby
Lincoln
Oakdale
Soldiers Killed in Vietnam Casualties Named
Pentagon reports two Minnesota and South Dakota servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. Pfc. Andrew F. Kokesh of Hartland Minnesota and Pfc. Toney F. Mycka Jr. of Jefferson South Dakota are listed among the recent casualty figures.
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Washington
Pentagon
Minnesota
South Dakota
Andrew F. Kokesh
Barbara K. Kokesh
Hartland
Minn
Pfc
Toney F. Mycka Jr
Toney F. Mycka
Jefferson, S.D
Weather Outlook for Midwest States Saturday to Sunday
Wisconsin forecasts show partly cloudy skies with possible showers in the southwest and a largely dry northeast tonight and Sunday. Minnesota expects variable clouds with showers and thundershowers mainly Saturday night and Sunday across the west and south. Iowa remains mostly cloudy with thundershowers likely Saturday night and Sunday including local heavy storms west with strong winds and hail. Sunrise 5 25 a m. Sunset 8 5 p m. Record high low 1931 100 1968 45.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Viet Minh Targeted Ben Het Camp With Tunnels
Security patrols found two enemy tunnels under the barbed wire of an American artillery base at Ben Het. Military spokesmen said the trenches led into the camp aiming to reach its heart and blow it up, a tactic reminiscent of Dien Bien Phu in 1954.
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Ben Het
Dien Bien Phu
North Central Jets Service Approval Heading to Midwest Routes
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner proposed authorizing North Central Airlines to add Milwaukee to Dayton and Columbus routes, with another path to Cincinnati. The airline also seeks unrestricted authority for service between Kansas City and the Twin Cities.
Anaconda Reaches Hefty 20 Foot Length in West
The anaconda, the largest snake in the western hemisphere, grows to about twenty feet in length.
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Hemisphere
Nixon Travels From Canada After Seaway Rededication
President Nixon visited Trudeau in Canada to rededicate the St. Lawrence Seaway marking a 10 year milestone. He then stayed overnight at Bedford Hills New York with Readers Digest president Hobart Lewis before routine dental work with Dr. W Campbell Hudson Sr. in New York. He returned to the Waldorf Astoria for a working session before a noon dentist appointment.
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AMA
Nixon
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Manhattan
Hobart Lewis
Readers Digest
New York
Fifth Avenue
W. Campbell Hudson Sr
Ziegler
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
St. Lawrence Seaway
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Rockefeller Center
Hudson
International Building
Waldorf- Astoria
Washington
Hospital Ends Bitter Dispute in Charleston
The Medical College of South Carolina hospital settled a three month strike with Negro nonprofessional workers and union locals, keeping both Charleston hospitals operating. Leaders including Rev Ralph Abernathy praise the agreement while a separate dispute at Charleston County Hospital, with 89 of 426 strikers, remains unresolved.
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William Chaze
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Charleston County
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