Bombing campaigns intensify as Vietnam war moves advance
U S Navy jets set large fires on a Tonkin Gulf island transhipment point east of Haiphong as the campaign expands. MiG 21 interceptors shot down two F 4 Phantoms with four crew missing. Despite losses, air and naval strikes destroyed ships and transportation hubs, while a northern counteroffensive stalled near Quang Tri City amid heavy shelling and refugee flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiphong
Navy
U.S
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
da Nang
Air Force
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Quang Tri City
Hue
Brand named director joins Madison board after Monroe links
Nathan F. Brand a Madison businessman and former Monroe resident was elected to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting on July 5. He fills the vacancy created by Patent Attorney Howard Markey who resigned to become Chief Judge of the U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. Brand, executive vice president of MI Financial Corporation, has extensive finance and economics experience and is a Ripon College graduate. He previously served as an officer at the First Wisconsin National Bank of Madison. News also releases Weatherby Nasco signed a test agreement with a leading medical supply firm to trial Nasco Lifeform Replicas for potential worldwide distribution. Weatherby Nasco serves education and agriculture sectors. Brand is the son of Mr and Mrs Franz Brand of Monroe and is married to Dora Schindler of Monroe. they have three children Dorothea and Barra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nathan F. Brand
Madison
Brand
Howard Markey
Chicago
Nixon
U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
MI Financial Corporation
Ripon College
First Wisconsin National Bank of Madison
CMI Sn Cee
Weatherby Nasco
Franz Brand
22Nd Ave
Dora Schindler
John A. Schindler
Dorothea
Barra
NAACP Signals Quiet Stance on Nixon Reelection
Detroit AP report: Roy Wilkins and the NAACP end the 63rd annual convention by saying they do not oppose Nixon’s reelection while blasting the administration for anti busing views. The group warns politics and civil rights do not mix despite silent endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
White House
Nixon
Wilkins
McGovern foes push to trim delegate lead after court ruling
Senators Humphrey Muskie and Jackson and Rep Mills rally delegates in Miami Beach as a 6 3 Supreme Court decision bars restoring 151 California delegates to McGovern. Cuban exile leaders plan a mass demonstration at the Democratic National Convention. BEIRUT Palestine Front spokesman Kanafani dies in car bomb blast. SALT LAKE CITY LDS Church loses prophet seer and revelator Harold B. Lee at age 73. Joseph Fielding Smith dies of cardiac cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
California
McGovern
Miami
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Palestine Liberation Kanafani
Salt Lake City
Wisconsin program to prevent drug residue in meat milk praised
Madison AP Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association reports the residue prevention program shows early success with six weeks no residues found by state and federal inspectors. The effort targets livestock treated with drugs such as streptomycin and was created after farmers noted tracking challenges when treatments occurred in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association
Arden Erdman
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Enrollment Decline At UW System Cited By Chancellors
Madison AP report notes university enrollments drop as the system is accused of turning off students. Vice chancellor George Strother argues the university bears part of the fault and calls for expanded counseling for nontraditional students, more credit by media instruction, and longer campus hours to meet demand. He warns agencies less qualified will fill the gap without university action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therr
Waukesha Man Sentenced to Life for 1971 Wife Slaying
Donald Kemp, 25, of Waukesha received a life term at Waupun for the 1971 murder of his wife Diane. Judge Gramling ordered a sanity verdict, and the jury found Kemp sane at the time of the June 15 1971 shooting. Diane’s body was discovered about four days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Donald Kemp
Waupun
Circuit Court
William £. Gramling
Kemp
Diane
Mhorites Gotermitad
Former Alaskan bush pilot Joseph Cooke still in danger after takeoff
Madison AP reports that former Alaskan bush pilot Joseph Cooke remained in critical condition Friday as rescuers cleared trees after his takeoff from an unspecified airstrip. Authorities say weather and engine issues are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Joseph Cooke
Lucey urges inclusive bicentennial celebration role
Wisconsin Governor Patrick J. Lucey told the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission that citizens should be participants not observers in the 1976 birthday celebration. He said Americans of all births and backgrounds must be included and warned the nation faces a stern test to uphold its legacy of free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Wisconsin
Danish veterinary student visits Monroe for three week observation
Ogie from Denmark joins Monroe Veterinary Service for three weeks observing routine and cases beyond classroom practice. He stays with local families, attends with Drs Norton Keith Hennager and Oxenreider, and will report to the International Veterinary Student Association after completing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aage — Halbjerg
Cljen
Denmark
United States
Monroe Veterinary Service
Wisconsin
Ogie
John Norton
Robert Keith
Gene Hennager
Stan Oxenreider
Monroe
St. Charles
Ill
Royal Veterinarian and University
Copenhagen
Keith
International Veterinary Student Association
Two college friends seek international work via Europe trip
Johnny Ochsner and his roommate Bob Vasy left Albany and Racine in April for Europe seeking work in their fields. After nine months as orderlies in Medicon they tour Europe by bicycle from Strasbourg toward Switzerland. En route they visit a castle estate named Hombourg and receive a National Geographic map of Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Fred Ochsner
Albany
Bob Vasy
Racine
Lakeview Manor
Medicon
Seer
Bob
United States
Europe
Ochsners
Iran
National Geographic Publication
France
Strasbourg
Rhine
Switzerland
Suit looms over death in attempted hijacking case
Robert Carter says the death of his father E. H. Carter 66 was a senseless killing after a hijacking attempt in California. He plans to sue Pacific Southwest Airlines for damages while blaming FBI actions in the shootout at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californi
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Robert Carter
E. H. Stanley Carter
FBI
San Francisco
Ter
Sacramento
U.S
Carter
Wit
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phu Bai
Saigon
Sai Field Poral
Quang Tri
My Chanh
National Weather Service
Television Guide
Congress
AP News
Badger
Lakefront
Waunakee
Cooke
Federal Aviation Administration
Oldrich Park
Heileman
LA Crosse
G. Heileman Brewing Co
USS. District Court
I Co
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Johnny Ochsner
Hombourg
17Th Ave
Times
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!