Monroe Jaycees to Host Regional Meet at Monroe Junior High
The Monroe Chapter hosts the Spring Regional Jaycee meet at Monroe Junior High School on Saturday with 125 to 150 attendees from 26 Region III chapters. Co chairs Lee Fernstaedt and Paul Schoenike oversee contests Spoke Spark Plug and Speak-Up with winners advancing to state and national events.
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LBJ Seeks Return Home After Heart Attack
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, recovering from a heart attack, pressed doctors to let him return to Texas from University of Virginia Hospital. Dr. Crampton said Johnson was improving and in good spirits while Dr. Hurst cautioned transfer would take time.
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Texas
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Wisconsin Population Tops Cattle in 1970 Census Comparison
Wisconsin figures show 4.4 million people versus 3.9 million cattle and calves in 1969 census data released by the Census Bureau. A prior decade had opposite results with cattle outnumbering people by about 100,000. In Madison, a Right to Read workshop aimed at 70,000 elementary pupils launched to train 100 volunteers from 30 communities. In Milwaukee, Harvey Stevens said he will resign as head of the Bureau of Mental Retardation to join UW Waisman Center as program administrator, effective April 24.
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Eggum Named Waukesha County Coroner
Donald Eggum 51 of Brookfield was appointed coroner by Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber to replace James Welch who was removed for misconduct and felony theft. Lucey away in Japan, Schreiber acts as governor.
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No GOP Endorsement in 2nd District Race
The 2nd Congressional District loan group will not endorse a candidate to challenge Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier. Chairman Carroll Metzner says the primary should be open, with several interested individuals still undecided. Kastenmeier, a Watertown attorney, has held the seat since 1958. About 600 people are expected at the GOP caucus tonight.
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Illinois man nearly loses wife at Wisconsin rest stop
Louis Zeffran drove away from a south central Wisconsin rest stop thinking his wife was asleep in the back seat. The Wisconsin State Patrol stopped him near Janesville, and he headed back to Portage to reunite with her after she was left behind.
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Saigon Reports Heavy B52 Strikes In Vietnam Front
South Vietnamese forces abandon Bo Duc north of Saigon as U S B52s claim destruction of a North Vietnamese tank battalion and 27 tanks. Reports say 500 enemy troops killed on the northern front and major shelling on Kontum Hue Quang Tri and An Loc while reinforcements move toward Saigon area.
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AP News In Brief Roundup of World and US Events
AP dispatches report bursts from Buenos Aires London Belfast Washington Cape Kennedy Moscow Saigon with leaders, elections, resignations, tolls, exams, treaties, and indictments. Notable items include Lanusse planning elections, Labor split, NI conflict toll hitting 300, Kennedy request, Apollo 16 checks, Nixon withdrawal stance, and Gallagher tax charges.
Wisconsin Supreme Court extends seapportionment deadline
The Wisconsin Supreme Court extends its deadline to April 24 for the legislature to draw Senate and Assembly districts. The move comes five days after lawmakers are slated to meet in a special session on the issue, prompted by Gov. Patrick Lucey who called for sessions to begin April 19.
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New administrator joins expanded St. Clare Hospital
J Douglas Richie named associate administrator of St. Clare Hospital to share duties with Sister M Wilfreda. Richie, former St Joseph Beaver Dam administrator, brings extensive hospital management experience and military medical service background. He and his family will move to Monroe as housing becomes available.
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The French Connection Dominates 44th Academy Awards
The French Connection wins five Oscars including best picture with Gene Hackman best actor and William Friedkin best director. Jane Fonda and Ben Johnson share acting honors. Cloris Leachman also cited. Chaplin receives honorary Oscar amid ovation. other winners include Shaft theme and The Hospital script. SALT talks follow in Helsinki.
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Iran quake toll heads for 5000 in southern region
AP reports the southern Iran quake death toll nearing 5,000 with 963 killed in Qeer and about 4,000 in 44 other villages. Geophysics institute notes over 1,000 aftershocks since Monday as relief teams mobilize by air and land.
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