Nixon Plans to Announce Full Cabinet Slate in Washington
President-elect Richard Nixon will fly to Washington to unveil his complete cabinet nominees in a single 10 p.m. EST announcement at the Shoreham Hotel Palladium Room. Spokesman Ron Ziegler said final decisions on head of the 12 departments are in, with possible additional major appointments.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Ron L. Ziegler
Nixon
Palladium
Shoreham
Ziegler
Washington, D.C
France
Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Fifth Avenue
Six weekend accidents reported by Green County deputies
The Green County Sheriff's Department logged six weekend crashes. Keith A. Lindsay, 17, Monroe, left the road and struck a fence post on ice 30 miles northeast of Monroe. Palmer W. Buesser, 19, New Glarus, struck a mailbox after losing control on Pioneer Road west of New Glarus. Duanne M. Foley, 19, Woodford, hit a deer 9.2 miles west of Monroe. Robert R. Gitchel, 20, Beloit, involved in a single car crash south of Brodhead. Gregory E. Ford, Beloit, sustained injuries. Timothy C. Lininger, Beloit, passenger, treated for cuts at St. Clare Hospital. David E. Gruenberg, 21, Monroe, departed the road after passing a short turn.
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Green County Sheriff’s Department
Keith A. Lindsay
Monroe
Lindsay
Sylvester Township
Palmer W. Buesser
New Glarus
Buesser
Pioneer Road
Duanne M. Foley
Woodford
Jordan Township
Robert R. Gitchel
Beloit
Spring Grove Township
Brodhead
Gregory E. Ford
St. Clare Hospital
Timothy C. Lininger
David E. Gruenberg
Route 2
Marines End Meade River Operation Near Da Nang
U S Marines sealed a large cordon south of Da Nang after 20 days of fierce fighting. Early tallies put North Vietnamese deaths at 862 to near 1,000 with about 900 captured. Marine losses were 95 killed and 504 wounded as the encirclement shrank to under a square mile.
Moon Landing Training Vehicle Crash Hurts Program
Sunday crash of the Lunar Landing Training Vehicle during a six minute flight near Houston may be an unassessable setback to the moon program. Pilot Joseph Algranti parachuted to safety after the craft twisted and lost control at 550 feet. The LLTV, developed by Bell Aerospace under a $5.6 million contract, had 14 prior flights and NASA keeps two more. An investigation board led by astronaut Walter M Schirra Jr. is reviewing the incident with a report due in weeks.
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Algranti
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Paul Haney
NASA Spacecraft Center
LLTV
Haney
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Neil Armstrong
NASA
Armstrong
Bell Aerosystems
Accident Investigation Board
Peace Talks Strategy Sessions Open In Paris
U S and South Vietnamese negotiators meet to align positions as expanded Vietnam peace talks loom. Ky emphasizes two sided talks with allies and Communists while Washington proposes two long facing tables to accommodate an NLF role.
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Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
W. Averell Harman
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
NLF
Washington
Church Merger Planned for Brodhead Units
The Immanuel and Wesley United Methodist Churches in Brodhead will merge after a December 1 vote. The united congregation begins June 1, 1969 with worship in the Immanuel building and a relocated parsonage. Revs. Lyle Stephenson and Paul J. Gibson will transfer to new assignments.
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Brodhead
Immanuel and
Wesley United Methodist Churches
United Congregation
Immanuel
Wesley
Lyle Stephenson
Wesley Church
Paul J. Gibson
Swiss Wrestler Wins Competition at Turner Hall
Swiss wrestler Paul Egger won the tournament held at Turner Hall sponsored by the Foreign Types Cheese Association. The event drew nearly a dozen wrestlers with Harvey Rosenstiel finishing as runner up. Egger, new to the country, represented New Glarus and Janesville employers.
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Paul Egger
Turner Hall
Barbara Dahmen
Times
Kim Babler
Egger
Switzerland
Janesville
New Glarus
The
Foreign Types Cheese Association
Cheesemakers
Harvey Rosenstiel
Registration Set For Second Semester
Monroe Adult Evening School will hold second semester registration at the Senior High School office on Tuesday and Thursday December 10 and 12 from 7 to 9 p m Walter Babula announced today. Attendees must complete the registration form and pay fees for courses starting January 6. Courses offered are listed in the brochure distributed in September.
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Monroe
Walter Babula
Babula Reports
Willis E Mitchell Dies at 57 Veteran Officer and WW II Veteran
Willis E Mitchell 57 of 1817 15th Ave died at 1 26 p m Sunday in St Clare Hospital after a long illness due to malignancy He served in the Indo Burma theater and was a Monroe police officer and undersheriff He is survived by wife Inez two daughters two brothers three sisters and two grandchildren Last rites set for Dec 10 at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery Monroe East School will close tomorrow afternoon out of respect for the deceased A hearing was granted today by the Supreme Court to ten black militants charged in New York with overthrowing the government through sabotage and assassination
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Willis E. Mitchell
15Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
University Hospitals
Madison
Monroe
Allen FE
Lena Wendlandt Mitchell
Dubuque
Inez Schultz
Allen Ice Cream Company
National Guard
U.S. Army
Cap’? Mitchell
Gwing
Green County
Wilbur E. Deininger
Morsoe
Green County Law Enforcement
Inez
Mas
Jerry
Carol) Pederson
Chippewa Falls
Richard
Jane) Bell
A. Lee Mitchell
Arlie G
South Wayne
Carl
Graze) Clickner
Mildred Everson
Beloit
Glenn H
Inez) Kubly
Clair
Green County Conservation League
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cooties Organization
Shriner-Neushwander
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel United Brethren Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mitchell
Washington
New York
Supreme Court
FB Leader Speaks Out on American Farm Program
Kansas City AP Charles B Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation urges dismantling present farm programs and replacing them with transitional aids to move commercial and part time farmers toward a market oriented system He predicts doubled exports in five years if trade policy shifts and calls for reorganizing agricultural research and cutting direct subsidies Farm Bureau opposes the California grape boycott and union pressure on growers through the United Farm Workers.
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Kansas City
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
U.S
Congress
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Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Oliver Miller
Wis
Moon
Richard Wild
Joe Tuescher
Gary Ruch
Keith Wallack
Blanchardville
Dave Tuescher
Charles Miller
Dennis Wyssbrod
Ken Kubly
Willis Mitchell
Farm Bureau
United Farm Workers National
California
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