Abortion Law Reforms Attack and Resistance Across States
Liberalized abortion bills advance in Colorado North Carolina and California while Indiana’s measure is vetoed by Governor Branigan. AMA shifts policy toward broader access. clergy and lawmakers split with Nevada Mormon opposition and church leaders arguing against reform.
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Robert Goldenstein
Chicago
Colorado
North Carolina
California
Indiana
Roger Branigan
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Connecticut
Nevada
Michigan
Iowa
Maryland
New Mexico
New York
Tennessee
American Law Institute
Institute
Ronald Reagan
AMA
James Gibson
Gibsons
Vernon Bunker
Los Angeles
Towa
Amercan Lutheran Church
American Baptist Convention
Ohio
Dick Newcomer shoots first hole-in-one of the Monroe season
At Monroe Country Club last Saturday morning Dick Newcomer aced the eighth hole. He played with Kurt Schwager George Williams and Bruce Reichert and posted a final 41 to win a nine hole tourney with Charles Mathias.
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Monroe Country Club
Dick Newcomer
Newcomer
Kurt Schwager
George W.liams
Bruce Reichert
Charles Mathias
Lee Nipple
Chet Becker
Ed Zupane
Nipple
Ken Smith
Deb Share
Becker
Roger Moe
Ned Walker
Fred Grendahl
Paul Neubauer
Robert Brauchle
Bob Buehler
Bernard Lee
C. Franklin
Jim Walsh
Ralph Phillins
Bob Smith
Share
George Williams
Perry Powers
Chet Baker
Nate Goetz
Ralph Phillips
Arch Edwards
Ben Franklin
John Irvin
Tom Watt
John Kundert
Meredith describes Mississippi march as start of end to fear
James H Meredith calls his 165 mile walk through Mississippi the beginning of the end for fear and injustice. He reaches Canton on Independence Day and ends the trek at the courthouse square.
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Meredith
Mississippi
Canton
Miss
James H. Meredith
Kenosha Hotel Fire Kills Elderly Man in Kenosha
An elderly man died and ten others were burned when a blaze swept the upper floor of the Badger Hotel in Kenosha in the early morning. Firefighters fought the flames through the three story building as evacuations were carried out and investigators began assessing the scene.
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Kenosha Hotel
Kenosha
Plans Made for 4H Land Judging Contest in Monroe
July 13 event runs from 9 to about 11 am with location kept secret until near start. Monroe Moose Lodge sponsors with Green County Agricultural Chest soil conservation service and extension office. Winners announced at a 7 pm smorgasbord at Moose Hall with guest speaker to be announced.
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Jack
Marty
Monroe Moose Lodge
Green County Agricultural Chest
Soil Conservation Service and Extension Office
Moose Hall
Monroe
Roger Severson
Marion Mueller
Ted Schmiedlin
Lyle Sickinger
Clifford Prien
Pam
Rufer
Edward Becker Taken by Death
Edward J Becker 8 of 615 26th Ave Monroe died at St Clare Hospital at 1 30 pm yesterday after hospitalization since June 23. Born Feb 6 1883 he married Ella Share June 21 1910 in St Marys Monroe. He was a retired Monroe businessman and member of St Victor Catholic Church Knights of Columbus and the Eagles. Funeral 9 am Friday at St Nessy Funeral Home then 9 30 am at St Victor Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 8 30 pm tomorrow.
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Allelong
Monroe
Edward J. Becker
26Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Louis W
Louise Wolf Becker
Ella Share
St. Mary’s Catholic Church of
Rohr
George Moore Brodhead Dies in Brodhead
George Moore Brodhead aged 9? died at Mon roe Manor after an extended illness. He was the son of Peter T. and Kate Wooster Moore, longtime Brodhead residents. Survived by two sisters Mrs Henry Fletcher and Mrs Harry Belting of Rockford. Services Friday at 1 30 p m at Brodhead Newcomer Funeral Home with Rev J G Robertson officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m.
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George B. Moore
Brodhead
Monroe Manor
Peter T
Kate Wooster Moore
Henry
Mafian
Fletcher
Harry
Katherine) Belting
Rockford
Brodhead Newcomer Funeral Home
J. G. Robertson
Greenwood Cemetery
Record Toll Misses Predicted Peak for Independence Day Weekend
Traffic deaths over the four day holiday reached 678, below the early National Safety Council forecast of 700 to 800 deaths. An Associated Press tally for June 16 20 counted 630 highway deaths, with Memorial Day at 608. Boating accidents added 46 deaths and 175 drownings since Friday 6 p.m. This year’s trend shows rising holiday fatalities across recent periods.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Counsel
Howard Pyle
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munas
Brittle items spark a wish for lasting car parts as the poet muses on mufflers and tail pipes that should endure like beer cans. The light verse plays on fragility and longevity.
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Clair R. Munas
Early Morning Boaters Light Up Sugar River Incident
Police and a deputy used spotlights to locate a four person boat in the Sugar River channel after residents reported a 2 am disturbance. A 31 year old woman and three teen boys claimed their motor failed, while observers wished the episode had not begun.
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Albany
Sugar River
Arlin Hanson
Stanton P. Steuri
Steuri
Donors Sought for Bloodmobile Visits in Juda and Monroe
Bloodmobile itineraries announced for Steen and Green counties list Juda on Friday July 9 from 3 to 6 p.m. at Juda School with a 50 pint quota. Browntown on July 10 at Peace Church with 50 pints. Monroe on Monday July 31 at Turner Hall from 1 to 6:30 p.m. quota 115 units. Reverend John Masters chairs Juda, Mrs. Richard Wit Monroe, Jaycettes recruit volunteers, Dr. Leslie G. Kindschi coordinates medical coverage.
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Steen County
Juda
Browntown
Monroe
Peace Church
John Masters
Turner Hall
Richard Wit
The
Jaycettes
Leslie G. Kindschi
Green County
Lee Dunn Injured by Broken Hay Pulley
Lee P. Dunn age 20 of Route 1 South Wayne was injured when a hay-m loom pulley broke during hay making. He was thrown from the hay mow onto a hay rack and admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 4:45 p.m. with a cerebral concussion and multiple scalp and facial lacerations. condition listed as fair.
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Lee P. Dunn
Route 1
South Wayne
Dunn
St. Clare Hospital
Twenty Two Die On State S Roads Over the Holiday
The extended Fourth of July weekend claimed at least two lives in Wisconsin traffic and raised the 1967 toll to 463. Four Green Lake County youths died, with more casualties reported as the holiday ended. The report lists multiple crashes, including a chase incident in Waukesha and various minor accidents across Green County, Madison, and Monroe, noting injured drivers, vehicle damage, and specific locations such as Darlington, Juda, and Argyle. Names, ages, and some details are given for several involved individuals.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Green Lake County
Waukesha
Shirley Welsch
Clinton
Highway 23
Darlington
Madison
Darlington Memorial
William Rice
Morrison
Rite
Green County
Rose Clark
Juda
White Elephant
Evansville
Diane Kay Zwickey
Highway 11
Stnessy
Highlways
Frank R. Batucci
Mineral Point
Phyllis Oates
Hazel Crest
LaVern E. Wichelt
12Th St
Larry G. Wells
18Th St
Wichelt
Wells
Monroe
James R. Harrington
St. Clare Hospital
17Th St
15Th Ave
Vera Notter
Argyle
Harrington
Margaret Stiles
25Th Ave
Humphrey Auto Lease Inc
Milwaukee
Sentry
Geneva Hoyt
Eagle
Wis
Stiles
Humphrey and
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St Clare
Leland Lamboley
Hugo H. Voelkli
Robert Weckerly
Ronald Garrett
James Forbes
E. C. Hamilton
Times
Edward Becker
George Moore Brodhead
Helen
Monticello
Thomas Brusveen
John Zimmerman
A. G. Hill
Olin Mitmoen
Morgan Phillips
Moen
Zimmerman
Hill
Brusveen
Phillips
Mrs. Zimmerman
Madison Lake
Mmes
Barbara Darling
Gilbert
Platteville
Darling
Daniel
Lee Dunn
George Barry
Kiwanis
Recreation Park
Eunice Flanagan
Leo Martin
Shullsburg
14Th Ave
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