Wisconsin ends year with another Christmas weekend traffic death
Wisconsin recorded its first Christmas weekend traffic fatality late Friday raising the 1972 toll to 1,137, up 30 from the prior year. Other items note Janesville attorney Glen Campbell’s death, high long distance bills for the legislature, election monitoring findings, a Fond du Lac teachers contract, county tax levy cuts, UW ranking shifts, and debate over property tax policy.
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Cheesemakers Nipped Again Feature
A brief item notes continued coverage on page 5 with brief mentions of editorials and society news. Local readers are directed to follow up on the cheesemakers story and related society items.
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Pope Paul VI urges peace amid Vietnam talks collapse
In a Christmas address to the College of Cardinals in Vatican City, Pope Paul VI stressed peace as Christian nations celebrate. He condemned the breakdown in negotiations between Washington and Hanoi and warned that recent events have raised fears for the world.
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Christmas Day Reflections and Bethlehem Preps Amid Conflict
The piece blends a meditation on the written word and Christmas spirit with world events. Bethlehem prepares for holiday pilgrims under Israeli occupation, limiting entry to religious visitors and passes. Souvenir shops capitalize on religion as tension and security concerns loom over the holy town.
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Truman Lapses Into Critical Condition Again at Hospital
Former president Harry S. Truman, 88, was listed in critical condition at 6:45 a.m. CST after a period of unconsciousness. Hospital officials said the change followed heart-related instability and noted a prior 11% hour dangerous period with low blood pressure and high pulse, while kidney support continues.
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Report Giap Said Killed by Mine Denials Contend
Saigon reports claim Giap was killed by a delayed mine during a visit to the Tran Hung Dao depot near Haiphong. Hanoi denies the death, calling it a U.S. psychological warfare fabrication as U S planes press the large aerial blitz on North Vietnam.
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Monroe Evening Times Christmas Publication Notice
The Evening Times will not publish on Monday Christmas Day and will resume Tuesday. Management and staff extend blessings to readers and advertisers for a blessed Christmas.
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