Pope Paul VI retirement rumors denied by scholar
AP reports from Rome that an American Catholic scholar says Pope Paul VI will not resign at 75. Fr Francis X. Murphy argues resignation would contradict Paul's view of his office as a divine mandate and faithful service to the end.
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Paul VI
Francis X. Murphy
New York
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Henry Kissinger
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Federal
Grand Jury
Senate Subcommittee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Berrigan
Daniel
Hoover
U. S
Southeast Asia
Rep. Reuss seeks half of Falls Dairy pollution fine
Madison AP reports Rep. Henry Reuss D Wis filed a claim to take half of a 1500 dollar fine levied on Falls Dairy Co of Jim Falls for water pollution. He intends to donate the proceeds to Wisconsin State Department of Natural Resources for use by municipalities building sewage treatment plants.
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Madison
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Falls Dairy Company
Jim Falls
State Department of Natural
Chanel Funeral Draws Paris Fashion Elite
Hundreds of Parisians gathered at the Church of the Madeleine for the funeral of Gabrielle Coco Chanel. Women in iconic fashions watched as the plain oak casket, covered with white flowers, was carried inside by mourners. The Rev. Victor Chabanis led prayers, praising Chanel as a good Christian.
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Paris
Church of the Madeleine
Gabrielle “Coco
Madison bans chemical weed killers in lakes
The Madison City Council voted 19 to 0 to ban the use of chemicals and herbicides to kill lake weeds. After 45 years of chemical control, experts urged mechanical harvesting as an alternative, noting neither method ends the weed nuisance due to nutrient runoff from land.
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Madison
Madison Lakes
New Super Pool Price Set for Federal Order 30 Buyers
AP reports Milwaukee based Central Milk Pronents Co operative president Robert Van Liere announces a super pool price of 6.59 per hundredweight for all Federal Order 30 buyers effective Feb 15. The rate applies to Class I milk for zone one covering Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Milwaukee
Robert van Liere
Central Milk Pronents Co-operative
Chicago
Argument Over Loud Music Sparks Vietnam Shooting
A 24 year old soldier was charged with murder and attempted murder for shooting two majors after an argument over a loud phonograph. The Majors returned to Quang Tri quarters about 12 15 a m Thursday and heard loud music from a stereo set where five soldiers were listening. When asked to lower the volume the men argued and shots were fired.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Army
Quang Tri
New Officers Named at Local Commercial and Savings Bank
John C. McElhaney was elected vice president at the bank’s annual meeting and Curt Schwerin became assistant cashier. Existing officers were renamed and directors re-elected as reports cited strong deposit growth and substantially higher earnings for the year.
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John C. McElhaney
The
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Curt Schwerin
Schwerin
Nathan E. Bear
John F. Kundert
James P. Walsh
Ronald J. Tschudy
Lois M. Kasterier
Laurence K. Vance
Richard L. Ballard
Lorna L. Blum
John L. Norton
Arthur C. Benkert
Edwin Rufenacht
Edward Zupanc
Kenneth W. Stuart
R. Finley Barry
County Board Hikes Wages Across Green County
The Green County Board approved 8 percent raises for elected officials and many county employees across multiple departments effective for 40 hour weeks. Hospital staff gains vary by hire date with added training stipends. They also authorized vehicle purchases for the Sheriff Department and extended employment for a 65 year old employee.
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Veteran Service
Sheriff's Department
Green County Hospital
Corporation Counsel
Family Court
Pleasant View Nursing Home
American Auto Center
Monroe
Ernest Batchelor
Adams
Argyle
General Fund
Harriman Says Russians Seek Peace Amid Indochina Talks
W Averell Harriman, former Paris peace negotiator, told reporters in Moscow that the Russians still want the Indochina war halted and helped arrange the 1968 U S air strike halt. He noted Soviet help in settling conference table disputes and anticipated progress toward a general agreement. Harriman is in Moscow to introduce Sen. Muskie and spoke after meeting with Foreign Minister Gromyko. He cautioned that details of the bombing talks remain classified. Public works workers in Wauwatosa, a Milwaukee suburb, prepared to end a five day strike and return to duty.
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W. Averell Harriman
Kremlin
U. S
North Vietnam
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Paris
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vietnam
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Democratic Party
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Tass
Alexi N. Kosygin
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Indochina
United States
Middle East
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Wauwatosa
Public Works
Milwaukee
Head of Jewish League challenges jail threats
The militant Jewish Defense League chief vows to persist despite jail threats as six young members harass Soviet officials in New York. Rabbi Meir Kahane, jailed on riot charges, says arrest merely fuels a campaign to pressure the Soviet Union to allow emigration to Israel.
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Jewish Defense League
JDL
United Nations
Meir Kahane
League
Kahane
Soviet Union
Israel
John V. Lindsay
State Department
Nixon Warns At Steel Hike
President Nixon warns domestic steel producers of possible higher imports if they pursue large price hikes after Bethlehem Steel proposes 11 to 13 percent increases by March 1. Lukens Steel follows with a $17 per ton rise on carbon steel plates. Bethlehem cites piling shapes and plates for construction and ships.
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San Clemente, Calif
Nixon
Bethlehem Steel
Ronald L. Ziegler
Japan
Europe
Bethlehem
United States
Lukens Steel Co
Coatesville
Volunteen program honors eleven health career trainees
Eleven girls earned 50 hour Volunteen pins at St. Clare Hospital as part of the auxiliary sponsored junior volunteer program. The group, open to any teen 15 and up, works in pediatrics, Cerebral Palsy Clinic and messenger services while receiving training from Sister M. Jeanette. Attendees included Mrs. William Young and Mrs. Donald Springer, who urged ongoing education in health fields and noted enrollees already pursuing nursing, pre med, and related studies at Wisconsin, St. Olaf, Monroe High, Carroll College, and Augustana.
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Girl Scouts
William Young
M. Jeanette
Hugo Voelkli
Donald Springer
Jeanette
Department of Pediatrics
Ancilla
Kansas
St. Clare Hospital
Mary Zupanc
Barb Eckstam
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