Teamsters Leaders Rally Local Officials to Back Proposed Pact
AP News In Brief reports top Teamsters leaders prompted 700 local unions in Washington to persuade about 425 000 truck drivers to approve a three year contract raising pay by more than 5000 dollars annually by the pact’s end. Violence during a wildcat strike in Ohio prompted 3700 National Guardsmen to be called out. Frank E. Fitzsimmons urged units to win support for the agreement as the best possible outcome.
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Washington
Teamsters
National
Vietnamese Task Force Advances Deep Into Cambodia
An armored South Vietnamese task force pushed 24 miles into Cambodia, seizing Chippu and entering Prasaut on Highway 1 with U S advisers and American air and artillery support. Over 15,000 troops drive a pincer toward North Vietnamese base camps amid heavy resistance from another route.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Chippu
Prasaut
U. S
Senate panel delays Blackmun vote to study records
Senate Judiciary Committee postponed its vote on Supreme Court nominee Judge A. Blackmun until next Tuesday. Senator Robert Byrd said he is not opposed to the Rochester judge but wants more time for committee members to study the hearing record.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
A. Blackmun
Robert C. Byrd
D-Va
Rochester, Minn
Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma City Area Injuring Dozens
A series of tornadoes struck Oklahoma City and nearby communities early today, smashing homes and ripping roofs from apartments. Hospital spokesmen reported 28 people treated for injuries about four hours after the storm.
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Oklahoma City
Extremist Plot Foiled to Kill LA Judge Gitelson
Police say extremists described as anti Negro anti Jewish and anti police plotted to assassinate Superior Court Judge Alfred Gitelson who ordered school integration last February. Undercover officers infiltrated the group and were chosen by authorities. the judge and his family were placed under protection.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Alfred Gitelson
Edward M. Davis
Vietnam declares US action in Cambodia an aggression
At the 65th session of the Vietnam peace talks Nguyen Minh Vy of North Vietnam condemned what he called American aggression in Cambodia. He said the peoples of Laos and Vietnam would support the Cambodian struggle and unite against the U S intervention led by Lon Nol.
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Paris
U.S
Cambodia
Indochina
Nguyen Minh Vy
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Laos
Lon Nol
Guardsmen Break Up Fresh Demonstration at Ohio State
National Guardsmen dispersed a new campus protest at Ohio State University as crowds of students surged on the Oval. More than 50 injuries in 24 hours and nearly 300 arrests were reported. gas was used to break up gatherings as executives closed offices in the administration building.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ralph Crown
University
Highway Department
Robert Canterberry
Prom Weekend Plans at Monroe Unit Marked by Elves and Fairies
Final touches are underway for Monroe Junior Prom events including a 9 p.m. high school gym prom with a fairytale forest theme and grand march. Dancing runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with The Tayles. post prom features a 1:30 a.m. Country Club party, a 3:30 a.m. Goetz Theater movie, and a 6 a.m. breakfast.
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Richard Beem
Robert Crandall
Jay Meythaler
Bob Gordee
Mike Purcell
Shelley Kubly
Mary Jo Schneider
Kirsten Kundert
Debbie Schilt
Maureen Reilly
Larry Leopold
Wilfred Klippel
Linda Heikes
Alan Stauffacher
Ronald Roberts
Miss Johnson
Richard Carroll
Vicki Phillips
Debbie Smith
Phillips
19Th St
Sue Mayer
Mayer
27Th Ave
Jo-Ellyn Gordee
Shirley Flanagan
Gordee
7Th St
Monroe Country Club
Goetz Theater
Ron Barribeau
Park and Recreation Department
Goetz
Country Club
Jules Blattner
Monroe
Joe’s White Elephant
Joe Denny
Florida
White Elephant
Melvin Gable
Dean Martin
Green County Historical Society Opens Doors on Sundays
The Green County Historical Society will open Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. starting May 3 at the former Universalist Church in Monroe. Spring cleanup tonight 7 to 9 with Boy Scouts, Senior Girl Scouts as guides, and a dues reminder. Plans include moving Betnal rural school to the site and restoring the sanctuary with the altar moved from St. Peter's Brodhead. Annual meeting scheduled for next month.
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The
Green County Historical Society
Joseph Urban
Universalist
Monroe
William Wartenweiler
Bethal Rural School
St. Peter’s
Brodhead
CBS cuts Johnson interview over Warren Commission remarks
CBS News deleted part of a taped interview with former President Lyndon B. Johnson citing national security. Reports say Johnson questioned the Warren Commission findings and its identification of Lee Harvey Oswald as Kennedy’s sole assassin.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Richard S. Salant
CBS News
Salant
Nixon to Explain Cambodia Move On TV Tonight
President Nixon will address the nation at 8 p m CDT to justify U S military support for a South Vietnamese operation in Cambodia. Congress weighs an amendment to bar ground troops and Senate officials push back amid bipartisan protests over widening the Vietnam conflict.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
U. S
Cambodia
House
Ogden Reid
R-N.y
United States
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
Ziegler
Saigon
Pentagon
Mike Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
J. W. Fulbright
Edmund S. Muskie
George S. McGovern
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Displays Week Window at Chamber
A window display at the Chamber of Commerce marks Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Week from May 1 to May 70. The exhibit focuses on Alpha Zeta the local chapter and includes state council and national headquarters items. The local chapter is part of 1 550 chapters with 40 000 members worldwide.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Helen Altman
Bernice Holsapple
Widow of Clinic Co-Founder Dies in Monroe
Mrs. John A. Schindler 64 of 532 22nd Ave Monroe died 6 30 a m Thursday April 29 at St Clare Hospital after a heart condition. Former assistant librarian at Ludlow Memorial Library resigning May 31 1968 she had chaired dietician posts at City General Hospital New York Wisconsin General Hospital and was an assistant professor at University of Wisconsin Madison. Active in university civic affairs she helped launch Brownie Girl Scout troops and belonged to multiple clubs and groups including the Wisconsin League of Women Voters Monroe Woman's Club and Great Books. Her father Thomas Lee Rickaby a noted English musician and her brother Franz Rickaby a published violinist are named in her family history.
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Monroe Clinic
John A
Dorothea) Schindler
22Nd Ave
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Ludlow Memorial Library
City General Hospital
New York City
Greenpoint Hospital
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Wisconsin State Journal
England
Etude Magazine
America
Inquest Papers Dispute Kennedy Chappaquiddick Turn
An inquest judge rejects Kennedy’s claim of a wrong turn and finds him negligent in the July 18Chappaquiddick incident that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. The ruling questions Kennedy’s lack of reporting the accident and cites hazard on Dike Road and possible criminal conduct.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
James A. Boyle
Kennedy Brothers
Chappaquiddick
U.S. Senate
Miss Kopechne
Dike Bridge
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Boyle
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