Our Adventure in Freedom Fourth Reflects On Nation’s Challenges
In a Fourth of July reflection the author notes America faces domestic and global tests, from war and politics to race and poverty. The piece urges discrimination between extremes and emphasizes the enduring Republic’s ability to endure, adapt, and resist force. It cites past civil strife and the founding generation’s role in shaping enduring freedom.
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Arnold Toynbee
Southeast Asia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Hills Symphony Teems With Astronaut Favorite Selections
The Hills Symphony presents a program on July 23 at 8 p.m. in the City Bandshell featuring pieces favored by US astronauts. The concert includes works by Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Ives, Smetana, Chabrier, Rodgers, and more with soloists and a symphonic scenario. Proceeds benefit The Symphony of the Hills as community events follow in nearby towns with fundraisers on July 18 and 25.
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Richard Strauss
Luther
J. S. Bach
Leopold Stokowski
Peter Tchaikovsky
Henry Cowell
Robert Shepherd
America
Charles Ives
Fr. Smetana
Victor Herbert
James Major
John Lease
Symphony
Granada
Thym
Dodgeville
Barbara Baugh Waters
Wisconsin
Symphony of the Hills
John Usher
Philip J. Teehan
Egbert Kamstra
Mystery Deepens Over Hole on Zimmerman Farm
Edwin Zimmerman found a large ground opening on the family farm near the driveway on June 10. The 18 to 20 foot deep hole, nearly a yard in diameter, has no known origin and the Zimmermans have no records of it on the land. The family plans to fill the hole after visitors finish inspecting it.
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Edwin Zimmerman
Zimmermans
Edwin
Oleg
Lucy Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Times
M. Steve Mitschele
Missing Brown Dachshund Trouble in Juda Area
Brown male dachshund named Trouble missing as of Thursday in Juda. Reward offered. Contact Rodney Whitehead Route 1 Juda with any information.
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Juda
Rodney Whitehead
Route 1
Week of heavy US losses in Indochina and coast battle near Quang Tri
US Command reports 104 Americans killed in Indochina last week with 58 enemy fatalities in a large coastal battle 25 miles southeast of the DMZ. Weekly totals show 802 U S wounded, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses exceed 1 4k, and a coast battle near Quang Tri marks the sector’s fiercest action in over a year.
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Saigon
Indochina
North
U.S
Cambodia
U.S. Command
101St Airborne Division
Hue
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Panhandle
Quang Tri City
Seven Year Old Monroe Boy Drowns at Windy Acres Pool
Dennis Robert Dye seven of Monroe died in an accidental drowning at Windy Acres pool six miles southeast of Monroe. Coroner Wagner reported no pool fault and no inquest will be held. He was found about 8 15 p m and rushed to St Clare Hospital. Funeral services are Friday July 3 at 9 00 am in St Nessy Funeral Home and 9 30 am at St Victor Catholic Church. Burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Monroe
Dennis Robert Dye
Robert Dye
15Th St
Windy Acres
Richard A. Wagner
St. Clare Hospital
Dennis Robert
Robert
Theresa Cleary Dye
Lincoln School
David
Donald
Peggy
Carol
Deanna
Ray Dye
Casper Mayer
Stnessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Laurence Kieffer
Calvary Cemetery
St. Victor’s
Nixon TV briefing cites Bruce Kissinger talks July 4
AP report summarizes President Nixon’s TV briefing with newsmen. He names veteran diplomat David Bruce as US chief negotiator for Paris peace talks and plans a July 4 meeting with Bruce and Henry Kissinger at the Western White House. He discusses Hanoi, Cambodia, air strikes, war powers, and Middle East risks.
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Los Angeles
Paris
David K. E. Bruce
United States
Nixon
Bruce
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Hanoi
Heath outlines Tory agenda in Queen speech at Parliament
Prime Minister Edward Heath's two week old Conservative government unveiled broad outlines of its legislative program promising tax cuts strike curbs and a vigorous foreign policy. Queen Elizabeth II presented the package in her ceremonial opening of Britain's 47th Parliament. The plan largely follows the June 16 election platform.
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London
Edward Heath
Elizabeth II
Britain
South Vietnamese voter turnout high despite Viet Cong attacks
Saigon officials report 72.6 percent turnout from 6.1 million eligible voters across 44 provinces. Viet Cong raids killed at least 22 and wounded 81, with Mo Duc in Quang Ngai Province hit hardest as seven died and 11 wounded at a polling place. Cadres warned voters in some areas.
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Saigon
Mo Duc
Quang Ngai
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Don Graff
Hills Symphony
Mineral Point
By M. Steve Mitschele
R. J. Myers
Air Force
Plain of Jars
Dennis R. Dye
North Vietnam
Middle East
Soviet Union
AP News
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Coalisland
Irish Republican Army
Chicago
Associated Milk Dealers
Chicago Dairies
Teamster Local 753
Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Sidney Wanzer & Sons, Inc
Wanzer
Tel Aviv
The
Suez
Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
John P. Fullan
Washington
Senate
U. S
George S. McGovern
McGovern
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