Fetting Heads 3rd District Democrats on Nixon Policy
Prescott Wisconsin delegates at the Third District Democratic convention approved a broad slate of resolutions targeting President Nixon war policy and disarmament with UN enforcement. They backed testing Soviet peace gestures, opposed private school aid, and called for repeal of the 1940 Selective Service Act while supporting regional planning funding and aid to defense workers after Vietnam. Ted Fetting was elected chairman.
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Prescott
Wis
Nixon
United Nations
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Great Lakes Intertribal Council, Inc
Ted Fetting
River Falls
Alice In Dairyland Contenders Selected
Winners in three of nine district contests leading to the 1971 pageant were named. Ruth White, 21, of Janesville and Vickie Deal, 19, of Milton Junction won the Janesville district. Terri Dobrowlski, 19, of Wild Rose and Kathleen Marie Janes, 21, of Green Lake won at Wausau. Alyce Grinde, 19, of Melrose, and Barbara Jean Haines, 19, of Arcadia, won in Cashton.
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Ruth White
Janesville
Vickie Deal
Milton Junction
Wausau
Terri Dobrowlski
Wild Rose
Kathleen Marie Janes
Green Lake
Alyce Grinde
Melrose
Barbara Jean Haines
Arcadia
Cashton
Woman Dies After Tooth Is Removed
MILWAUKEE AP A 32 year old woman died at County General Hospital after collapsing in a dentist chair following removal of an impacted wisdom tooth. Local anesthesia was used before extraction. Autopsy inconclusive. tissue and chemical tests ordered. Mrs. Mary Lou Vander Pluym of Elm Grove was a professional model, divorced with four children.
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County General Hospital
Mary Lou Vander Pluym
Elm Grove
Helen C. Young
Vander Pluym
Eskimo Language Mastery Among Foreign Learners
Few foreigners ever master the language of the Eskimo people completely. The sentence notes the challenge of achieving fluency due to linguistic complexity and cultural nuances.
Peace Demonstration Theme It Takes Guts To Be Nonviolent
AP reports ahead of a May Day protest in Washington as demonstrators, police, and volunteers of the Peace Army grapple with nonviolence tactics. A staged melee during a lecture tests how violence or nonviolence will be judged by police actions and crowd reactions.
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Peace Army
George Washington University
Michigan
Lamb
Johnson Heads GOP Convention in Wisconsin
State Sen. Raymond Johnson of Eau Claire was named permanent chairman of the 1971 Republican State Convention to be held in Wisconsin Rapids May 15. He is assistant majority leader, vice chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Committee on Interstate Cooperation. Also named were Rep. Donald K. Helgeson as parliamentarian and officers including Mrs. R. H. Grewe secretary, Robert C. Miller Reading Clerk, Sheriff Louis F. Gianoli chief sergeant, and Kim Babler chief page.
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Wis
Raymond Johnson
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Rapids
Johnson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee On
GOP
John E. Hough
Donald K. Helgeson
Manitowoc
Hough
R.H. Grewe
Robert C. Miller
Reading
Marathon County
Louis F. Gianoli
Kim Babler
Monroe
Civil Defense Drill Postponed by Snow in Eveleth Minn
Civil Air Patrol pilots conducted simulated radiation fallout exercises across Minnesota on Saturday but snow delayed drills at Eveleth. CAP and Civil Defense units carried out exercises in Rochester, Mankato, St. Cloud, Bemidji, Alexandria, Willmar, Litchfield, Waseca and East Grand Forks.
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Civil Air Patrol
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Eveleth
CAP
Rochester
Mankato
St. Cloud
Bemidji
Alexandria
Willmar
Litchfield
Waseca
East Grand Forks
Arbitrator Named for Wisconsin Mediation Panel
Earl J. Wyman a labor relations specialist with the University of Wisconsin Extension has been named an arbitrator by the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service The announcement follows a blaze at a facility where heavy smoke forced evacuation and the fire was extinguished in about 20 minutes
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Madison
Wis
Earl J. Wyman
University of Wisconsin Extension
U.S. Mediation and Conciliation
Utes
Young
Army Manual Revised Minimum Force Ordered
The Army tightens rules for troops used in Civil Disturbance duty. Minimum force governs actions with deadly force authorized only in extreme cases to save lives or protect critical public safety. Commanders retain loading control, avoid riot gear that inflames crowds, and seek to project a restrained, disciplined force. CS gas remains the principal riot control agent, incapacitating in under a minute.
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Civ
Fire In Prison Cell Under Investigation
In Stillwater Minnesota the state fire marshal’s office probes a Saturday night blaze that gutted an unoccupied cell in honor cellblock B housing 314 prisoners. No guard was injured, and a formal report is not expected until late Monday.
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Stillwater
Minn
Jack Young
Young
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