Pennsylvania primary tests Humphrey future in party
Philadelphia reports on Hubert H. Humphrey as the Pennsylvania primary unfolds with Carter Jackson and Udall predicting success for Democrats. Observers note the contest may shape convention dynamics and broker influence.
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Morris Udall
Parliamentary committee considers date for Lebanese presidential election
A Beirut parliamentary committee convenes to set the date for Lebanon's upcoming presidential election amid internal talks. Officials and lawmakers discuss timelines and procedural steps as the country awaits a chosen date.
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Lebanon
Ford plan linked to arms talks on new Minuteman missiles
Washington sets a final decision on producing extra long range Minuteman III missiles to hinge on progress in U S Soviet arms limitation talks and Russia's weapons growth through September.
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Women outnumber men in population but lag in work and education
A landmark report on American women finds more women than men in the population and longer female life expectancy, yet women still trail men in employment and education, highlighting broad gender gaps across multiple sectors.
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America
Pope Paul VI Names 19 New Cardinals
Pope Paul VI announced 19 new cardinals including Archbishop William Wakefield Baum of Washington D C and two others kept secret. The move broadens the Sacred College to 12 Americans, second only to Italians who number 36, reflecting a more internationalized body.
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Dairy Month plans outlined by Green County Ag Chest
Green County Ag Chest met at the Ag Building to announce Dairy Month activities and the Dairy Queen chairmen. Dairy Breakfast chair man Dave Kamholz said the June 1 breakfast will be at 7 30 a m in Juda Methodist Church with 300 tickets at 1 each.
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Jeannette) Brooks
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Carolyn) Gohlke
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Lita) Sutherland
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Ardellis) Rufener
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Vicki) Moen
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Kissinger calls for settlement in Rhodesia within two years
Kissinger urged a rapid negotiated settlement to install black majority rule in Rhodesia within two years. He vowed unrelenting opposition to Ian Smith's government and outlined a 10 point plan including U.S. aid for black refugees, pressure on South Africa and France to enforce UN sanctions, and repeal of the Byrd chrome amendment.
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Tanzania
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Machel
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CIA report highlights covert actions and media use
The Senate intelligence committee profiles CIA covert action since 1961, noting hundreds of major projects and thousands of smaller ones with risks of undermining long term goals. It cites paramilitary use, academic ties abroad, and a network including hundreds of foreign assets and dozens of U.S. journalists, plus a recap of press relationships and propaganda concerns.
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Tales of Rip Van Winkle staged by K I D S at Monroe High
The Monroe High School Fine Arts Festival hosts an elementary event May 6 to 9 with K I D S presenting Tales of Rip Van Winkle in the gym at 2 30 PM on Saturday May 8. Registration at schools costs 50 cents. adults are admitted free and Future Homemakers of America will sell malts after the show.
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Dorothy) Klitzman
Browntown
Delbert
Betty) Soddy
Lorin
Peggy) Jordan
Monticello
Henry V
Nona) Babler
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Monroe
Roger Stauffacher
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Ann) Zweifel
Marshall Ingwell
Chuck Phillipson
Rodney Sutherland
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Bradley Binder
Boyd Atkinson
Theatre For Children
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Kinder In A Dramatic Society
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Rip van Winkle
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Crow
Cornelius Crow
Town of Rhythm
Animal Farm
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Wisconsin toll reaches 218 after Racine fatality
The Associated Press reports a Racine man killed late Monday pushed Wisconsin’s 1976 traffic death toll to 218, down from 223 a year ago on the same date. In Polk County a fire killed Cheryl Show 23 and Gary 18, with Gary returning to save Cheryl and both dying of asphyxiation. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered a formal hearing for Judge Charles E. Kading over his failure to file financial disclosures after a show cause session.
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Cheryl Show
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Cheryl
Kading
Madison
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Charles E. Kading
Wisconsin panel weighs hearing for Kading on privacy filing
Attorney Richard Cates argued before a Madison court panel that Judge Kading deserves a hearing from the commission appointed by the court. Kading has refused to file personal financial data, citing privacy rights for himself and his wife.
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