Guttenberg Named New Moore Plant Manager
Harold Guttenberg of 1905 25th Street has been named Plant Manager of Moore Business Forms Monroe plant effective July 1. Donald Christianson, Monroe Plant Manager since 1966, will become Plant Manager at Moore’s Iowa City plant.
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25Th Street
Monroe
Moore Business Forms, Inc
Donald Christianson
Iowa City
Iowa
Moore
Christianson
Guttenberg
Green Bay
Moore Business Forms
Kiwanis International
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Kidnapped U.S. adviser amid Uruguayan crisis
The Tupamaros confirm they abducted 65-year-old American adviser Claude Fly from Ft. Collins Colorado along with another U.S. and a Brazilian diplomat seized a week earlier. The group warns Fly faces the same fate as the others if demands are not met.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Claude Fly
Ft. Fort Collins
Colo
Fire Destroys National Guard Trucks Near Monroe
A fire at the Harrison tsuteriol farm seven miles northeast of Monroe damaged six National Guard trucks. The scene was secured by Green County deputies around a barn and grass area after Monroe firefighters deemed the blaze suspicious. Vehicles had been moved from the fairgrounds to a hill behind the Butenhoff barn. trucks were due to be driven off the farm Wednesday.
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Monroe
National Guard
Times
John Wilkinson
Monroe Transportation Unit
Green County Fairgrounds
Joseph Benkert
Auterue Marshan
Roberts
Harrison Tsuteriol
Green County Sheriff’s Deputies
Joseph Benkett
Mittenhon Place
William Messerli
Butenhoff
Peace Talks Debate Roils Cyprus Timeline
UN envoy Gunnar Jarring seeks Arab Israeli cease fire rules as Cyprus remains the expected venue in about ten days. Cairo reports clash over policing duties amid U S backed 90 day truce while talks wobble on ambassadorial versus foreign minister levels.
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Gunnar v. Jarring
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Cyprus
Jarring
New York
U. N
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
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Witt
Tel Aviv
Cairo
al Ahram
United States
Washington
United Nations
Nicosia
Soviet West German treaty pledges nonaggression and postwar borders
Moscow reports the Soviet and West German foreign ministers initialling a nonaggression pact. West Germany accepts loss of eastern German territory to Poland and the Soviet Union for the first time. Chancellor Brandt hopes the accord will ease tensions with the Soviet bloc and the USSR.
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Poland
Soviet Union
Willy Brandt
Soviet Bloc
West German Soviet Pact Sealed by Scheel and Gromyko
West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko signed the treaty and exchanged toasts in a 45 minute ceremony, signaling a future in Bonn Moscow relations amid decades of Eastern Europe realities.
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Bonn
Moscow
Walter Scheel
Andrei Gromyko
Treaty draft to be presented to Bonn cabinet after Moscow talks
Two ministers reached agreement on the text after 11 days of Moscow negotiations. The treaty, a revision of a draft by Gromyko and Egon Bahr, will be shown to the West German Cabinet in Bonn on Saturday with no public signing date or release timetable given.
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Nouse
Moscow
Bonn
Gromyko
Egon Bahr
Pact Backs Ostpolitik as East German Ties Ease
Five months of talks culminate in a treaty between Bonn and East Berlin allies. The accord renounces force and accepts existing borders, including the Oder Neisse line, a long‑standing Potsdam issue shaping West Germany policy.
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Brandt
Bonn
East Europe
Europe
Oder- Neisse
Poland
Oder-Neisse
West Germany
Oder and Neisse Rivers
Maxwell Street Day Sidelights on various stalls and hobbies
The Maxwell Street Day event showcased diverse stalls including sand bottle designs by Valentine Buol, crafts by Pam Rose and Joe Welz, yarn flowers by the Welzs, and glass decorations by Lisser and Kitto. Local groups held bake sales and rummage sales while vendors from Monroe and nearby areas displayed gifts, cards, and handmade items amid dock strike delays.
Wisconsin sheriffs form rock force to handle upcoming festival
The Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association announced a special rock force to enforce laws at future rock festivals. President Sgt L W Magnuson and Vice President Vernon Leslie said a festival rumored for August 15 in Tomahawk prompted the move, but details of plans were not revealed.
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Magnuson
More Reductions Look Possible in Vietnam War
American officers said a strategic shift could reduce U S forces in 11 months beyond Nixon s promised 150 000 cut. South Vietnamese units would take blocking and patrolling roles along Cambodia and Laos borders replacing U S units. A senior officer noted real strides by Vietnamese regulars in late 1969 and early 1970.
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Saigon
U. S
Nixon
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