Injuries Listed In Area Mishaps
Two women from Albany and Brodhead remain hospitalized at St. Clare after a two car crash on Dunphy Road two miles northeast of Albany. Thelma Burt 64 suffered mouth lacerations head and chest contusions while Clinton Erickson 34 and Judith Erickson 28 had facial and head injuries. The Erickson’s 15 month old son Luther was treated and released. Deputies investigated a separate incident Saturday night when a Geraldine Payne struck a girl, Karen Puttel, near Highway 1181. Four minor Monroe accidents over the weekend involved parked and moving vehicles with no serious injuries.
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Albany
Brodhead
St. Clare
Dunphy Road
Thelma Burt
Clinton C
Judith) Erickson
Luther M. Erickson
Clinton C. Erickson
Burt
Erickson
Albany Village
Geraldine A. Payne
Rockford
Karen Puttel
Freeport
30Th Ave
Tommy W. Farris
17Th St
Dammen Trailer Court
Conservation Education Program schedules for Green County students
Seventh and eighth graders from New Glarus and Monticello begin the 1968 Conservation Education Motivation sessions at their schools. Future sessions run at St Victor Monroe Juda Albany Brodhead with about 80 to 200 students. notes include pencils, pads, and a short quiz. Myron Jeglum and Calvin Kraemer attend with Glenn Thompson coordinating from Madison.
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New Glarus
Monticello
Green County Conservation
St. Victor’s School
Monroe
Juda
Albany
Brodhead
Glenn T. Thompson
Madison
Green County
Homemakers Kick Off Night At Juda High School
Green County Homemakers International Kick-off Night unfolds at Juda High School Gym tonight with a 6 30 p m cello prelude by Monti Band and an 8 p m program. Vietnam veteran John G Bruni of Monroe will speak on his service and aid to orphans. slides accompany the presentation. Mrs Raymond Montgomery narrates. Marcia Wells will sing. dairy queens prepare a cheese luncheon after the program. county officers and center chairmen to be introduced.
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Green County Homemakers International
Juda High School
Monticello
John G. Bruni
Monroe
Vietnam
Raymond Montgomery
Marcia Wells
Queens
School Session Planned at Juda High School
Residents of the Juda Public School District are invited to an informational meeting at Juda High School gym on Thursday April 4 at 8 p m The State Department of Education survey on reorganizing Juda Albany and Brodhead schools will be discussed Norman Larson will attend to explain the survey and answer questions The meeting seeks taxpayer consensus and may lead to township meetings later The overcrowded school and need for more space will also be discussed The Juda Board of Education urges a large turnout
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Juda
Juda High School
State Department of Education
Albany
Brodhead
Norman Larson
Board of Education
Johnson moves on deescalation and tax plan
AP News In Brief reports Johnson orders a halt to bombing in North Vietnam except near DMZ and urges talks. Harriman named as envoy, Kennedy comments on Democratic prospects, and a proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge is urged. The summary notes White and Harlan dissents on local government representation.
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Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
W. Averell Harriman
United States
America
Congress
New Contest Listed City Polls Set For Balloting
Monroe voters head to City Hall for presidential preference primary and local races. Contests include mayor, three alderman seats, two supervisor posts, plus write in bids in First Ward and other wards. Incumbents and challengers named with detailed ward tallies and candidate info.
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Monroe
Freda Bray
Francis
Slim) Tautzky
Harold Snively
Walter Ekum
Victor Schiller
Third Ward
Robert E. Tschudy
Walter Drews
Fifth
Evan C. Chambers
August Burgi
Wisconsin Voters Consider Four Constitutional Referenda
Wisconsin voters will decide on four questions including expanding the reserve pool of judges by temporary appointments and extending service past age 70 to July 31. The measure aims to smooth court transitions but critics warn of unfair long tenure. A separate proposal asks lawmakers to resume annual legislative sessions, reversing a long standing 1880 decision.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
McCarthy Rallies After Johnson Drops Out Wisconsin Primary
President Johnson quits seeking renomination. McCarthy pledges full campaign in Indiana Nebraska Oregon and California as Kennedy remains his main rival. Wisconsin voters go to the polls Tuesday with Johnson on the ballot but out of the race, while McCarthy plans 15 days of campaigning in April across key states.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnson
Wisconsin
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
California
Nesota
Kennedy
Vietnam
Headon
White House
New Hampshire
April Fool Poem Predicts Snow In Spring
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns notes warm breezes chase winter as sun gives chase. It warns of tomorrow's forecast snow and reminds readers to beware April Fool.
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Clair R. Munns
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Lester Goke
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Eugene McCarthy
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Roy Vetterli
Ervin Goecks
Dina Speich
David Seeholzer
Mmes
Alois, Mayer
Ed Ruff
Harvey Elmer
Ted Newman
Sam Smith
AP News
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Midland County
Tex
Hank Avery
Midland City
White
Avery
Commissioners Court
Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong
William C. Westmoreland
New York
D-N.y
Democratic Party
Jerry I. Coplien
Eleanor B. Frederick
Green County Board of Supervisors
Ted D. Schmiedlin
Rolland E. Karlen
Walter J. Bober
Leander E. Kirsch
Myron Stair
Seventh Ward
James Volkert
Ray L. Beckman
Naomi Barnard
Thomas R. Smith
Orville R. Evans
Jack Marty
Slim) Kautzky
22Nd Ave
Elsie
Mark
Kellie
Chris
Beth
Susan
Platteville State University
GTC Auto Parts
Solomon Auto Parts, Inc
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
St. Victor’s Home and School Association
Lion’s Club
Harold H. Snively
6Th Street
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Navy
Elizabeth Smith
Grandma’’ Smith
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