Impeachment Battle Tightens With Douglas Affair
House Judiciary Committee plans closed door session to chart future course in the William C. Douglas impeachment controversy. Rep. William M. McCulloch predicts a special unit will study the charges.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Douglas
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Republican Committee
Firebombing Deposits at Kansas Union Sparks Racial Tensions
Fire officials said an arson attack damaged the University of Kansas Student Union and earlier a series of fire bombs were thrown at Lawrence High School as racial tensions erupted. Fire Chief Fred Sanders said a second blast reignited the blaze just as crews were nearing control. In nearby Miami the exile groups claimed incursions against Castro with talks of a long campaign and counter vows from Castro at a soldier funeral.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Fred Sanders
Lawrence High School
Carswell Enters Florida Republican Senate Primary
President Nixon faces a political dilemma as G Harrold Carswell jumps from court controversy to a campaign bid. Carswell places his name on the Florida GOP primary ballot as he seeks the Senate seat formerly held by retiring Senator Spessard Holland.
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Wasiington
Nixon
G. Harrold Carswell
Carswell
Florida
Supreme Court
Senate
Spessard Holland
Cotton
John Ehrlichman
Rubber Workers Strike Shuts Goodyear Plants in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati 23 000 Goodyear rubber workers walked out after contract talks broke down. The United Rubber Workers Union struck 15 Goodyear plants Monday night and layoffs rose nationwide due to driver walkouts. Negotiations continue with Firestone Uniroyal and B F Goodrich while details of the Goodyear dispute remain undisclosed. Workers average three dollars eighty seven cents per hour.
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Cincinnati
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear
Tire
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Uniroyal
B. F. Goodrich
Tere
Nixon sets goal to withdraw 150000 more troops from Vietnam
President Nixon announced a target to remove 150000 additional U S troops from Vietnam within a year, with possible acceleration if peace talks advance. He spoke from the Western White House in California and warned that no progress has occurred on negotiations while stressing optimism about pacification and Vietnam’s future defense capability.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Pat
South Vietnam
Figures Back Nixon Claim on First Quarter U.S. Casualties
SAIGON AP The U S Command released figures supporting President Nixon’s claim that first quarter American KIA in 1970 was the lowest in five years. The tally shows 1 099 U S soldiers killed in January February and March. Past first quarter totals were 3 184 in 1969 4 689 in 1968 2 126 in 1967 and 1 224 in 1966.
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Saigon
U.S
Nixon
Topless Go-Go Issue Moves After Dane County Ruling
Madison based dispute over topless dancing continues as Judge James E. Doyle declined to issue a temporary restraining order against the city obscenity ordinance. Two brothers Al and Thomas Reichenberger sought to stop prosecutions against dancers at a Capitol Square Go-Go Lounge.
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Madison
USS
James E. Doyle
Thomas Reichenberger
Capitol Square
Girl Scout Cookies Delayed by Truckers Strike
The Badger Council reports March cookie orders delayed by a truckers strike. deliveries may arrive Monday or Tuesday. efforts redirect routes around Chicago. Cookies cost 50 cents a box with proceeds supporting Badger Council camps and camperships. Monroe sold 14,856 boxes this season, exceeding 13,032 last year. 1970 goal of 140,000 was surpassed with 143,016. Council leaders include District Cookie Chairman Mrs. Lester Johnson and General Chairman Mrs. Daniel Livick. Badger Council operates three campsites Hickory Acres Oakwood Knoll and Birchwood. Oakwood Knoll will receive a winterized troop house by summer.
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Badger Council
Monroe
Lester Johnson
Daniel Livick
Janesville
Hickory Acres
Beloit
Oakwood Knoll
East
Troy
Birchwood
Hayward
Wis
Monroe Students Place Well at State Forensics
Five Monroe High School participants earned two A ratings and three B ratings at the state forensics contest at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Joan Hartman and Carolyn Weir won A ratings with speeches and interpretive readings by Jody Wegmueller Mary Classen and Shelly Campa also placed. Advisor Earl Brockman accompanied the group.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Joan Hartman
Carolyn Weir
Jody Wegmueller
Mary Classen
Shelly Campa
Miss Hartman
Miss Weir
A.A. Milne
Campaign Chairman Named for MS Drive
Mrs. Warland van Natta leads the Monroe area campaign for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Hope Chest Campaign. The one day drive on Tuesday May 12, 1970 mobilizes volunteers to collect in neighborhoods. Sixty percent funds aid the Central Wisconsin Chapter services for young adults with MS and the Madison MS Clinic. forty percent support the national research program. In 1969 over one million dollars funded MS research. Wisconsin has about 2,000 adult MS victims.
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Warland van Natta
Monroe
National
Hope Chest Campain
Wisconsin
Madison
National Organization For the Coordination
Plans polished for muster of big Earth Day observance
The Associated Press reports campus and community organizers finalize Earth Day events aimed at mobilizing citizen action for environmental protection. Activities include marches, mock car funerals, cleanups, nature walks, lectures, and workshops nationwide with a stated goal of local participation and ongoing pollution awareness beyond the day.
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Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Washington
Environmental Action
Stephen Cotton
E-Day observances in Monroe featured in Times spread
The Times highlights local E-Day observances in Monroe with a two page feature on page 67. Readers are urged to review checklists to help America and Monroe combat pollution now pressing on society.
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Pivbeo
Monroe
America
Monticello Man Killed in Highway 11 Crash
Bradheal Joseon Legler 62 of Monticello died when his late model car collided head on with a tree on Highway 11 near County Trunk E and Highway 1. Eric J. Johnson Brodhead, 39, was treated and released for facial cuts and three fractured ribs. The incident marks Green County's third road fatality in 12 days. Legler was an upholsterer and WWII veteran with survivors including his widow and three sons. Funeral arrangements are handled by Frederick S Voegels.
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Bradheal
Joseon Legler
Monticello
Highway 11
Highway 1
Green County
Eric J. Johnson
Brodhead
Stnessy Clinic
Cal Wickline
Richard Wagner
Wickline
Johnson
Ronald W. Wirth
Highway 69
Jeffrey Hare
Monroe
21St Street
Legler
David A
Barbara Schlittler Legler
Monticello High School
360Th
Manchester
England
Lily Tidswell
William
Ada) Buehl Sr
Herman D. Legler
Frederick S. Voegels
Joseph R. Legler
E. 4Th Avenue
Times
John Wilkinson
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