Wisconsin Senate backs UN probe plan to study relations
Wisconsin Senate approves a Republican sponsored plan to create an eight member legislative committee to investigate U S relations with the United Nations. The measure advanced to the Assembly amid cheers and boos as debates touched on Vietnam and constitutional questions.
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Milwaukee
Asbury Pastor Speaks At Onalaska Event And Memorial Day Talk
Rev. Wayne L. Grover of Asbury United Methodist Church will address St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Mens meeting in Onalaska on Thursday night with a talk titled A Wisconsin Badger Among Siberian Bears. Color films from his Siberia trip will be shown. He will deliver Kendall Memorial Day address Sunday afternoon, sponsored by the American Legion. In other news, Wisconsin Senate votes 24-7 to study U N relations constitutionality. Democrats and Republicans split on various voting positions with two not voting.
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Sadat and Podgorny denounce U S backing of Israel
In Cairo, Soviet President Podgorny and Egyptian leader Sadat unite to condemn U S backing of Israel while signaling talks with Washington on reopening the Suez Canal. They pledge continued Soviet support and plan a joint study of Soviet Egyptian relations, amid Sadat’s purge of hardline leftists. Dayan warns U S arms to Israel may dwindle as ties with Egypt seek balance.
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County Highway F to get new signs and rezoning
County Highway F will be rezoned at its intersection with Highway 33 to the city limits on Thursday. Orval Smith the county highway commissioner said the stretch will have a uniform 35 mile per hour speed limit with new curve and bus loading signs. The change follows Highway 33 reconstruction that increased traffic and comes as Smith notes there have been no serious accidents under the current limits and stresses the new limit will be strictly enforced.
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Judge Will Not Block Case Against Dancers
Milwaukee federal judge John W. Reynolds vacated lawsuits challenging the state disorderly conduct law in topless dancing cases at two taverns. He dismissed orders restraining prosecutions, citing recent Supreme Court rulings that federal courts should not normally interfere with state criminal prosecutions.
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Cops Face Probe Over Prisoner Transfer Trips
Milwaukee officials consider investigating reports that police detectives extended trips to California to pick up prisoners, with four to five days away. District Attorney E Michael McCann authorized trips and questioned high travel costs and first class flights.
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