Poverty Plan Given Praise
A large mixed set of U.S. and Wisconsin political and war updates. The American war toll rose to 200 792 wounded and 31 759 dead since 1961. President Nixon plans off the record talks during his European tour to gauge public opinion. Wisconsin faculty narrowly denied admission to three suspended Oshkosh students. Six organ transplants from one donor announced in New York. Congress debates Nixon OEO plan with Perkins opposing. Hickel calls off offshore oil lease sale to avert Santa Barbara tragedy.
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Saigon
U.S
Washington
Nixon
London
Bonn
Paris
Rome
Wisconsin
National Guard
Madison
Office of Economic Opportunity
Carl D. Perkins
House Education and Labor Committee
OFO
House
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Senate
OEO
Capitol
Perkins
Congress
Health, Education and Welfare and
Labor Departments
Sale
Walter J. Hickel
Santa Barbara
February Court Term Set for Green County
The Green County Circuit Court February term opens at 2 p.m. Monday Feb. 24 with pre trial conferences. Jury call is for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday Feb. 25. Cases include Wisconsin v Armstrong and Mentz theft and multiple criminal and civil actions with several set for Feb. 24 or Feb. 25 and later dates. Local court staff named reporter Peter V Kuhn and clerk Helen F Myers.
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Green County
Arthur L. Luebke
Peter V. Kuhn
Helen F. Myers
Harris Germann
E. C. Hanthal
Wisconsin
Randolph P. Wedig
Channing Fisher
Donald F. Schlough
Don A. Grunder
Kenneth J. Gilbertson
Keith Church
Walton Frenzel
Lon W. Bartlett
Lee Robert Kelso
James L. Davis
Melvin Richard Zentner
Richard Willborn
Lois Burcalow
Carl Jacobson Jr
Jerry A. Wenger
Elmer Braun
Kenneth P
Donna L. Templeton
American Standard Insurance Co., of
Robert Knueppel
Maurice K. Long
Fred D
June Kubly
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Ralph Phillips
Phillips and Smith Building, Inc
Furniture and Appliance City, Inc
Dorothy
Harold E. Whitehead
Joe G.schwarzenberger
Joe G. Schwarzenberger
Mabel D
H. W. Hillis
All State
Wisconsin Supply Corp
del Brandenburg
Kantro Night Seeks Final March of Dimes Donations
Madie Stauffacher chair of Kantro Night March of Dimes benefit urged businessmen and others to return envelopes and donations for final tabulations. Tentative figures show more than $3,000 raised.
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Madie Stauffacher
Rosereip Attacks Supreme Court in New Probe Resolution
Madison Wisconsin Senate Judiciary Committee heard a resolution from Sen Goraon Rosereip R Darlington calling for Congress to investigate the Supreme Court overstepping in crime rulings. Osborne Hart Socialist Party opposed. Other committees discussed gasoline advertising limits and education bills with no actions.
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Rosereip
Supreme Court
Madison
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States ‘Supreme Court
Goraon Rosereip
Darington
Congress
Osborne Hart
Socialist Party
Assembly Agricultural Committee
Proxmire Urges Countervailing Duties on EU Dairy
Sen William Proxmire asks Treasury Secretary Kennedy to enforce countervailing duties on dairy imports with export subsidies from Europe. He argues the protectionist law is mandatory and aims to offset subsidies the Common Market provides to dairy products entering the United States.
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Washington
Treasury
David Kennedy
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Mire
United States
Europe
Proxmire
Agriculture Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Kennedy
No Room for Hate What War Is Not By Major Killed in War
Wichita AP report details Air Force Major Victor Colasuonno killed in Vietnam. He had written to his sons and church school, answering what war is not. He urged love over hate, saying war arises from a failure to love and listen to God's will.
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Wichita, Kan
Air Force
Victor Colasuonno
Church of the Magdalen Catholic School
Kenneth
Colasuonno
Vietnam
Bobby
Stephen
Patty
McConnel Air Force Base
Outstanding Senior Citizen Frank Engebretson Named by Jaycees
The Jaycees select Frank Engebretson as Outstanding Senior Citizen. He and his wife will attend the awards banquet at The Chalet on Saturday April 5. Engebretson is famed for barn murals including the Clarence Covered Bridge scene at Bluff View Park near Sugar River. He is 86 turning 87 in March and has lived in Brodhead 40 years.
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Engebretson
Brodhead
Mary Jo Urban to Receive VFW Award March 1
Mary Jo Urban daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Urban will travel to Janesville on Sunday March 1 to receive a 25 dollar award for placing third in the First District of the Voice of Democracy contest. She won local honors sponsored by Cecil Jones Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. Mrs Willis Mitchell chaired the Auxiliary and Joe Will chaired the Post.
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Mary Jo Urban
Joseph Urban
Janesville
Voice of Democracy
Miss Urban
Cecil Jones
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Willis Mitchell
Joe Will
Lent Sermon Opens St. John’s Lenten Breakfast Series
Rev. Longang Koehler spoke on Confronting Lent to about 200 women at St. John’s United Church of Christ as the first of two Lenten breakfasts. Special music by Mrs. Koehler featured The Crucifixion. Sixty-five attended the 7 am session and 130 the 9 am breakfast with prayers, litany, and scripture.
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Longang Koehler
Fellowship Hall
St. John's United Church of Christ
Koehler
Perry Powe
Robert Elmer
Donald Spring
John Krattiger
Duane Beach
William Heinzelman
Donald van Wagenen
Donald Davenport
Hannah Bindschaedler
Floyd Asmus
August Schmid
Emil Sutter
Baby in Tucson Hospital Needs Adoptive Parents
In Tucson a newborn girl with blue eyes and a tummy scar required immediate surgery at Tucson Medical Center. The unwed Wisconsin mother arranged adoption, but after surgery the couple withdrew. She left without papers and authorities lack custody. juvenile officials may seek court intervention.
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Tucson, Ariz
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson Hospital
Wisconsin
Tucson
TMC
Assembly Eyes Student Limits
Disruptive campus protests prompt bills in the Wisconsin Assembly. Proposals seek dismissal of offenders, state emergency powers for university disruption, and cuts to aid for disruptive and non resident students. The Assembly also advanced measures on open meetings and housing preferences for Wisconsin residents.
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Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
Brotherhood Gets Another Definition
An eighth grade essay by Dave Roethe from Monroe Junior High promotes Brotherhood as essential to democracy and global survival. He argues equality under God, caring for all in need, and the joy of giving, urging concrete acts of brotherly love in the community to ease future crises.
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Monroe
Future Farmers of America
Carl Nelson III
Dennis Matzke
Larry Klemm
Keith Hal
David Roethe
Brotherhood
Duor
Monroe Junior High School
Dave Roethe
Arthur Roethe
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AP News
White House
New York
Robert P. Knowles Jr
Warren P. Knowles
Ginger Crocker
San Diego
Assembly _ Education
Wisconsin Education Association
David Obey
Dwausau
Education Committee
Indianapolis
John W. Donaldson
MR. Engebretson
Jaycees
Mary Jo
Assembly Eyes
Gop
South Vietnam
Mars
Athens, Ga
Earth
Jupiter
Willy Ley
Times
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