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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1971

Page

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UN envoy resumes Arab Israeli peace efforts in New York

U N special envoy Gunnar Jarring resumes mediation with Arabs and Israelis as Israeli Ambassador Yosef Tekoah arrives with new instructions. They plan procedural talks first amid pessimism from hard line speeches by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat.

United Nations N.y.ap U.N Gunnar Jarring Yosef Tekoah Jarring Egypt Jordan Tekoah New York Anwar Sadat

Fighting in Cambodia and Laos and ambush on Highway 20

Military spokesmen reported fighting at five points in eastern and northwestern Cambodia and a U S jet fighter bomber lost over southern Laos. The Air Force F4 Phantom had two crewmen aboard. In South Vietnam an ambush on Highway 20 in the central highlands left one American dead, one wounded, and one enemy killed.

Saigon Cambodia U.S Laos Air Force South Vietnam

Dairy Import Quotas Hit U S Dairy Farmers

Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association says Nixon admin quotas will raise dairy price supports by about seven million dollars yearly. They warn low fat skim milk cheese imports may rise ninefold and cream and animal feed imports fourfold. Senator Proxmire criticizes overruled tariff actions affecting domestic economy.

Washington Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association William Proxmire D-Wis Iaieous Tarriff Commission Proxmire

Madison Faces Escalating Drug Problem Says Police Chief

Madison police chief Wilbur Emery warns the city’s drug abuse has worsened, shifting from marijuana to heroin and other psychedelics. He tells the mayoral committee that Madison is a major drug distribution center with geography, age, and income no longer limiting factors. He cites lack of manpower as the main enforcement challenge.

Madison Wilbur Emery

Tyrone church lends funds to attract new industry

The Columbia Avenue Methodist church in Tyrone Pennsylvania lent 100000 dollars to Tyrone Improvement Corp to finance a one million dollar industrial development project after Westvaco's cutbacks left 550 jobs lost in Tyrone's 3500-strong workforce. The pastor Rev Leroy J Harrison said the move aims to provide funds the community lacks to draw new industry.

Tyrone Pennsylvania Westvaco Corp Columbia Avenue Methodist Church Tyrone Improvement Corp Leroy J. Harrison

Powell estate probe after new $700,000 cache found

Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott announced an inquiry into the estate of the late Paul Powell after the discovery of more than $700,000 in currency, certificates of deposit and Treasury bills in the Edwardsville area. Powell, a former secretary of state and leading Democrat, died Oct. 10 in Rochester, Minnesota.

Springfield Ill Illinois Attorney General Paul Powell Atty William J. Scott Powell Downstate Illinois Rochester Minn Richard B. Ogilvie Scott Treasury Edwardsville

Wallace Weds Divorcee in Quiet Montgomery Ceremony

Gov elect George C. Wallace married Cornelia Ellis Snively, a 32 year old divorcee and niece of a current officeholder, in a small Monday night ceremony at Trinity Presbyterian. The couple planned a honeymoon at the Grand Hotel in Point Clear and intended to attend a post wedding dinner.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Cornelia Ellis Snively Trinity Presbyterian Grand Hotel Pointear Wallace

Charles Niles obituary details long Monroe life

Charles J. Yank Niles 76 of 1315 21st Ave. Monroe died Monday evening Jan 4 in St. Clare Hospital after years of illness. A World War I veteran and former plumbing contractor, he married Bernice Richards in 1924 and is survived by his widow a son two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Jan 7 at Newcomer Funeral Home with burial at Greenwood Cemetery and a flag folding ceremony.

Monroe Charles J Yank) Niles 21St Ave St. Clare Hospital Niles Tom N Edith Wagner Niles Camp Upton N.Y Co. F 308Th Infantry New York State Lorraine Chateau- Thierrey Argonne Forest Bernice Richards Monticello Calvary Evangelical Church Milwaukee Cal Erickson United Methodist Church Smith Lodge Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post Last Man’s Club Bernice Charles R Wauwatosa Paul Charlene) Johnson Wheaton Ill Henry Irene) van Dyke Glendora Calif Lois Newcomer Funeral Home Melvin J. Roehrdanz Greenwood Cemetery

Evans Ends Civic Service After Long Monroe Career

Orville R. Evans resigns as city assessor after years in Monroe public life. He served as assessor since 1966 after two mayoral terms 1960 to 1964 and earlier roles as sixth ward alderman and city assessor starting in 1954. Evans remains on Green County Board of Supervisors and runs a Monroe directory business with his wife and plans a Tucson visit to see family.

Orville R. Evans Monroe Evans Sixth Ward Everett Keel Keel Green County Board of Supervisors Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Tucson Ariz

Bequest to Monroe Library From Deceased Ludlow

The Arabat Ludlow Library in Monroe receives a $1,000 bequest from Charles Conde Ludlow who died in a Chicago apartment fire on December 20. The donor was a member of a prominent Monroe family, great grandson of Arabat Ludlow founder of the library, and the money goes to the public library via the school district with no use stipulation. A copy of the will is on file with the schools and funds are expected to be released soon. In a separate item, the National Fire Protection Association reports about 12,200 deaths and $2.7 billion in property losses from U.S. fires in 1970.

Washington Melvin R. Laird South Vietnam U.S Nixon Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Laird Arabat Ludlow Monroe Charles Conde Ludlow Chicago Ludlow Charles A Frances Wagner Ludlow Monroe Public Library William Stuckey Boston United States National Fire Protection Association

City Employees Voted Pay Hikes in Brodhead

Brodhead City Council approved a five percent pay raise retroactive to January 1 1971 for city staff. Salaries set for clerk 710 police chief 700 street superintendent 700 patrolman 640 city help 590 janitors 80 municipal judge 1500 city attorney 1800. Aldermen 700 annually mayor 1000. Several items noted including a pickle factory cleanup payment 125 due, driveways at schools, snowmobile derby funding, and a new parking lot project.

Brodhead Brodhead City Alvin Accola John Andrews Accola Supt. of Schools Gerald Thompson

Nixon forecasts growth with no tax increase this year

President Nixon says no tax hike this year and outlines an expansionary budget to cut unemployment to 4 percent by 1972. He predicts a deficit for fiscal 1972 but insists it will not be inflationary and cites revenue sharing welfare reform as top priorities.

Washington Nixon Secretary of the Treasury John Connally Texas Congress

Wisconsin Democrats mark return to governor's office

Madison AP says over 5000 guests filled Dane County Coliseum for Wisconsin Democrats inaugural events as Patrick J. Lucey sworn in for a four year term. National figures Birch Bayh and George McGovern attended amid talk of presidential plans.

Madison Dane County Wisconsin Patrick J. Lucey Capitol Birch Bayh Indiana George McGovern South Dakota Lucey Robert Warren Warren Robert Zimmerman Warren P. Knowles GOP

Cooperation Urged in Lucey’s Inaugural Address

In Madison Gov. Patrick J. Lucey urged cooperation across power centers during his inaugural address as Wisconsin’s governor. With Republicans holding the Senate and two constitutional offices, Democrats control the Assembly. The 80th Legislature convened with Lucey seeking bipartisan support for upcoming policy battles.

Madison Patrick J. Lucey Senate Assembly Lucy

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