Wisconsin Soldiers Die In Vietnam Casualties List
Three Wisconsin servicemen named in a Pentagon Vietnam casualties release. Army Spec. 4 Frank Zydzik Jr. of Phillips killed in action, Marine Pfc. William Libersky of Bloomer died of wounds, Army Spec. 4 Donald Sudbrink of Harland died not of hostile action. Chancellor Young asks UW students to help solve campus fire bombings. four ROTC buildings damaged.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Pentagon
Army
Frank Zydzik Jr
Marilyn N. Zydzik
Rural
Phillips
Marine Corps
William B. Libersky
Edward Libersky
Bloomer
Donald A. Sudbrink
Milton R. Sudbrink
Harland
Madison
H. Edwin Young
University of Wisconsin
Young
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Wisconsin Senate Passes Public Aid to Private Schools
The Wisconsin Senate approved a public aid bill 26 to 6 with party and member tallies showing Democrats and Republicans voting for and against. Snow and slippery road conditions reported across the state with light accumulations in Calumet County and interstate travel described as in good condition overall. Nigeria’s Gowon accepted Biafra’s surrender and called for peace talks while Efiong announced a peace delegation. North Vietnam strengthens anti aircraft defenses in Laos and continues Mekong Delta buildup. Nuclear power seen as best future energy option with least pollution per testimony.
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Madison
Senate
Dorman
Kendzierski
Lourigan
McKenna
McParland
Parys
Schreiber
Schuele
Whittow
Risser
Thompson
Busby
Chilson
Cirilli
Devitt
Heinzen
Hollander
Johnson
Knowles
Knutson
Krueger
LaFave
Lorge
Lotto
Muenier
Roseleip
Soik
Terry
Draheim
Keppler
Rasmusen
Swan
Wisconsin State Patrol
Calumet County
Lagos
Nigeria
Yakubu Gowon
Biafra
Biafran
Philip Effiong
Saigon
Laos
South Vietnam
Mekong
Moving to Overturn WASHINGTON Civil liberties lawyers are
Civil liberties lawyers pursue an appeal strategy in Washington to overturn a ruling. Attorneys argue the decision infringes on rights and questions the legality of procedures used. The case centers on constitutional protections and potential impacts on advocacy.
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Washington
Media blamed at times for violence in America report says
A task force report prepared for the National Violence Commission argues that news media contribute to violence by not thoroughly reporting the social problems behind confrontations and notes the press is sometimes overly blamed for violence.
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Washington
National Violence Commission
America
Demonstrators greet Agnew during Australian visit
About 100 antiwar protesters welcomed Vice President Spiro Agnew in Canberra. Five demonstrators were arrested as they planned further protests for Wednesday.
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Canberra
Australia
Spiro T. Agnew
Indictment Hit on McCormack Aide and Lobbyist
A federal grand jury indicted the administrative assistant to House Speaker John W. McCormack on conspiracy perjury and defrauding government agencies. A New York lobbyist was also indicted in the charges. In California Sacramento Mayor Joseph Alioto said he will not run for governor this year leaving Jesse Unruh as the only major Democratic challenger to Ronald Reagan
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New York
John W. McCormack
Sacramento
Calif
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Jesse M. Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Monticello
Jesus
Mary and
Joseph
Mike
Mark
Green County Holstein Breeders Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Green County Holstein Breeders held their annual meeting in the county Agricultural Building with awards for outstanding production and showmanship. Officers elected for three year terms include Kenneth Wyss president Forrest Ludwig vice president Donald Timm secretary treasurer and directors Abert Nyhns Duane Bollig Oliver Miller joining six continuing directors.
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Green County Holstein Breeders’ Association
County Agricultural Building
Kenneth Wyss
Forrest Ludwig
Donald Timm
Abert Nyhns
Duane Bollig
Oliver Miller
Richard Horn
Lawrence Salesman
Permin Graber
Association
Ben Miller
Brodhead
Argyle
Kenneth
Nathan Hartwig
Monroe
Howard Keehn
Albany
John Bollig
Mark Swanson
Blanchardville
FFA
Gary Lintvendt
Production Credit Association of
Dodgeville
Italy
Lintvendt
Green County
Green County Fairgrounds
Tri-County
County Fairgrounds
Herbert Huffman
Times
John Wilkinson
Dowler to headline Kantro Night benefit in Monroe
Boyd Dowler famed Packers receiver is named featured speaker for Kantro Night, a Jan. 29 fundraiser at Marco's Supper Club in Monroe to aid March of Dimes polio efforts and birth-defects research. WKOW-TV’s John Schermerhorn returns as master of ceremonies.
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Boyd Dowler
Green Bay
Dowler
Monroe
Madie Stauffacher
Terry Buening
al McGuire
Marquette University
John Jardine
John Powless
University of Wisconsin
National Foundation
Willy Davis
Packer
Bosses Night tickets scarce for Monroe event
Monroe Jaycees announce a limited number of tickets for Bosses Night at Monroe Country Club on Wednesday January 21. Co chairs Lee Fernstaedt and Dr David Wake say tickets cost 5 dollars and are available from them or Monroe banks. Social hour starts 6 30 p m followed by dinner at 7 30 p m. James Goetz Minnesota Lt Governor will speak. awards for Outstanding Junior and Senior Citizens and Outstanding Young Farmer will be announced. Goetz is a Monroe native and former Monroe High School graduate who later moved to Minnesota.
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Monroe Jaycees
Monroe Country Club
Lee Fernstaedt
David Wake
Monroe
PTA Council Holds Session in Monroe Junior High
Monroe PTA Council met in the Board Room of Monroe Junior High School to discuss vehicle safety for kindergartners art appreciation for elementary pupils ESEA Title I program and related services at Northside Elementary School. Five new staff appointments were named for Title I and an art education program was introduced with plans to expand to all elementary grades. The council aims to publish a calendar of events to avoid meeting conflicts. The next meeting is set for Monday evening March 2.
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ESEA
Monroe Pta Council
Board
Phillip Teehan
PTA
Joseph Ganshert
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Northside
Lee Olsen
Francis Schabela
Bernard
Ann) Purcell
Tom
Betty) Zuhlke
William Hubbard
Alan Kiel
Schabela
F. S. Santiago
Mantzke 80 to undergo third pacemaker implant in Rockford
Around the Block notes Helen Charles Mantzke of Lena who will be 80 on Jan 28 and is in Swedish-American Hospital Rockford for his third pacemaker installation since 1967. He has lived with a pacemaker since 1965, first in the hospital, and works as a seed salesman for Stremer Seed and Grain Co. in Waterman Illinois.
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Charles Mantzke
Lena
Rockford
Mantzke
Stremer Seed and Grain Co
Waterman
Ill
DeKalb Co
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County Highway Commission
Gordon Roseleip
Josh Hoesly
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Doc) Deininger
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