Wisconsin Nixon backers plan door to door campaign
Milwaukee attorney John MacIver leads the Wisconsin Committee for the Re election of the President with a 72 city door to door effort to win Wisconsin’s 1968 electoral votes. Mrs. J Curtis McKay of Cedarburg chairs the campaign with potential 1.6 million votes affected.
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Kepupneans Wi
Nixon
John MacIver
J. Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Wisconsin official declines comment on federal funds probe
Walter Kelly, executive director of the Wisconsin Council on Criminal Justice, avoided comment on a Congressional Subcommittee report alleging mishandling of federal funds. The report says Motorola Communications and Electronics billed Wisconsin $175,000 for police radio equipment. Kelly said he will respond after he reviews the report once it is public.
Wisconsin schedules May 29 Memorial Day events shift
Madison campus exams and events slated for Monday May 29 will move to Tuesday May 30 after the Monday Holiday Act changes Memorial Day observances. University officials cite the legislative action as the reason for the calendar adjustment.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Planned Parenthood Leader Attacks Wisconsin Contraception Law
Dr. Alan Guttmacher spoke at the Great Lakes Regional Planned Parenthood meeting alleging Wisconsin bans on contraceptives for singles are archaic and cruel while a U.S. Supreme Court ruling questions the law's prohibition when married individuals may obtain them.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Planned Parenthood
World
Alan Guttmacher
Great Lakes
Vietnam War Updates From An Loc And Surrounding Areas
Reports say Viet defenders repelled parts of the North Vietnamese siege of An Loc as U S B52 raids continued. A 20 000 strong government relief force stalled south of the town while 2 000 reinforcements helicoptered in. Fire Base Bastogne near Quang Tri faced heavy bombardment and supply difficulties amid deteriorating ammunition reserves. Meanwhile Viet Cong and North Vietnamese activity spiked in the Mekong Delta and central highlands as Saigon said government forces had the initiative and pressed the enemy, with shelling reported at Dak To Tan Canh and other fronts below the DMZ.
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Troops Relent After Reluctant Move To Phu Bai Defense Post
About 100 soldiers from Charlie Company 2d Battalion 1st Infantry 196th Brigade balked at a forward defense position near Phu Bai Vietnam feeling it was too dangerous. After threats that absence would endanger another unit and with word Alpha Company had already been flown in, 45 men finally boarded trucks to reach the U.S. compound near the air base.
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Robert Warren
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Robert Finch
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Frederick P. Mitchell
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Kiwanis and Farmers Hear Wilkinson At Farmers Night
Seventy three guests heard Don Wilkinson head of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture speak at Monroe Kiwanis Club Farmers Night in the WEW Clubhouse. He highlighted agri business strength in Green County and Wisconsin and discussed food pricing factors under congressional review.
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Wisconsin
Green County
John Norton
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John McElhaney
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James Price
Dennis Fazel
Francis Denny
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LeRoy Wuethrich
Milo Friedrichs
Fran Schott
LBJ Returns to Texas for Further Hospital Care
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in San Antonio from Virginia for hospital treatment after a heart attack. Doctors say his condition is quite good and convalescence should be uneventful with a tranquil environment as he resumes normal activities.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Virginia
Johnson
Texas
Guilty plea in Yablonski slaying linked to broader case
Annette Gilly admitted guilt to murder charges in the Dissident UMW official Joseph Yablonski case and agreed to testify in exchange for prosecutors not seeking the death penalty. Her husband, father, and other defendants are tied to the ongoing prosecution and indictments.
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Washington, Pa
Annette Gilly
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Wisconsin map would merge 11 assembly districts in new plan
A drafted map for a special session would merge 11 assembly districts while keeping all 33 Senate districts intact. The measure aims for one per cent population deviation, with merges involving Slaby, Korpela, La Fave, Mato, Oberle, Robertson, Giese, Thompson, and others. Leaders say it could pass the Senate and is a vehicle to avoid court redraws.
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Ernest Korpela
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Alan Robertson
Blair
Louis Mato
Eau Claire
Eugene Oberle
Stanley
Kenyon Giese
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Robert Thompson
Poynette
Slaby
la Fave
Assembly
Anthony Earl
Wausau
Legislative Reference Bureau
Rupert Theobald
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