4H Land Judging winners named at Moose Lodge event
The eighth annual 4-H Land Judging at Daryl Pagel farm Washington Township drew 61 participants, with top inexperienced team including Bobby Bohren Joann Rufener Judy Swedlund and coach Beatrice Ackerman. The top experienced team scored 870.5 led by Nancy Streiff David Wyttenbach and Dan Wyttenbach. Top individuals were David Smith Dan Wyttenbach Rick Reuter Bradley Timm Chris Meier David Wyttenbach Diane Deininger Larry Jeglum Rena Ruff and Susan Wyttenbach. Awards include prize trip for top teams and individuals to be announced later.
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Moose Lodge
Monroe
Moose Hall
Daryl Pagel
Washington Township
Marion Mueller
David Smith
Hiawatha 4-H Club
Dan Wyttenbach
New Glarus Club
Rick Reuter
Bradley Timm
Clarno
Chris Meier
Clarno Club
David Wyttenbach
Carl Glocker
Madison
State Soil Conservation Service
Newell Smith
Lester Goke
Soil Conservation Pwnel
Green County Soil Conservation District
Harvey Elmer
Roger Severson
Moose
Leland Miller
Lyle Sickinger
Goke
Joseph Tregonning
Shullsbury
Magical Wurtzels
Freeport
Larry Leopold
Alvin Schwartz
Marion Miller
Henry Babler
Tom Prien
Clifford Prien
Severson
Leopold
The
Hiawatha
Glarus Club
Green County
Smith
M. Steve Mitschele
Nancy Streiff
New
Glarus 4-H
Dean Streiff
Larry Klassy
Times
Japan won’t take US military role in Asia says Sato
In Tokyo Prime Minister Eisaku Sato rejects Ferdinand Marcos idea that Japan must assume major security duties after U S forces withdraw He asserts Japan may have enough military strength for self defense but will not assume the U S role in Asia and the Pacific.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Asia
Pacific
Eisaku Sato
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Saigon Students Claim Prisoner Figures Exaggerated
Three Saigon University students released from Con Son Island prison accuse the government of not telling the truth about conditions. They say more than 1,200 prisoners are kept in cages, triple the official figure, including about 400 women, many of them young high school students.
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Saigon
Saigon University
Con Son Island
Burlington County Officials Threatened With Lawsuit Over Order
Mt Holly New Jersey Burlington County officials have been threatened with a lawsuit after they ordered actions that prompted legal challenge. The AP reports tensions rising as county authorities confront potential legal action seeking relief or penalties.
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MT. Holly
N. J
Burlington County
County Trunk S. Construction Underway in Green County
Five miles of grading on County Trunk S between State Highways 11 and 59 at the Gary Lee Brugger farm began Wednesday. The $170,777 project aims for 100 days to completion with through traffic limited and detours in place. Green County Highway Department will build the base and surfacing. Thronson Construction Co. of Madison is the prime contractor.
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Juta
Gary Lee Brugger
Green County Highway Department
Thronson Construction Co. of
Madison
Bishop Walsh Released From Chinese Detention After 12 Years
Roman Catholic Bishop James Edward Walsh, jailed since 1958 on espionage charges, crossed the border to Hong Kong in fair condition after 12 years of captivity. U S officials said he would undergo medical exams, with details delayed for rest. Another American prisoner, Hugh Francis Redmond, reportedly died by his own hand months earlier.
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Red China
James Edward Walsh
Hugh Francis Redmond
Yonkers
N. Y
Cumberland
U.S
Walsh
Shanghai
Bishop Walsh
China
Hsinhua
Peking
Redmond dies in Chinese custody after years in exile
The 50 year old businessman Redmond, once jailed in 1954 for alleged contact with U S intelligence, reportedly killed himself on April 13 and was cremated after medical examination. His mother Ruth Redmond visited Yonkers, New York, multiple times. A $1 million fund sought his release but failed to move Chinese missions.
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Hong Kong
Redmond
China
U.S
Hsinhua
Red Cross Society of China
American Red Cross
Ruth Redmond
Yonkers
Sol Friedman
Walsh
Israeli Warplanes Down 3 MIG21s Over Suez Canal
Israeli warplanes shot down three Egyptian MIG21s in air battles over the Suez Canal, bringing Israel's claimed total to 105 Egyptian planes down since the 1967 war. The dogfight occurred about 11 30 a.m. with Israeli fighters returning safely. Egyptian reports said two Israeli planes were hit during the engagement.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Israel
Middle East
Canal Zone
Cairo
Canal
Fire gutts Foxen home at former Stauffacher Cheese site
Early morning blaze completely destroyed the Foxen family residence on Route 4 in Sylvester Township. Mr and Mrs Foxen and their two sons were away attending an outdoor movie and returned as Monroe volunteers battled the fire. Firefighters fought for three hours with water hauled from Sylvester Creek. only the clothing worn by the family remains. Neighbors provided some aid while the Foxens stay with relatives. The family carried minimal insurance and had moved from the Dwight Burri farm last December days after purchasing the former factory six miles northeast of Monroe.
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Leon ‘Foxen
Stauffacher
Route 4
Sylvester Township
Sylvester Creek
Burmese ENT Doctor Joins Monroe Clinic Staff
Dr Moti Lall from Rangoon Burma has joined The Monroe Clinic Eye Nose and Throat Department. He trained in India and England and recently served as consultant ENT surgeon at Royal East Sussex Hospital Hastings England. He is married with two sons Dev and Sanjay and wife Suveera.
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Monroe Clinic
Monroe
Moti Lall
Rangoon
Burma
England
British Medical Journal
G. L. Tullett
London
Nathan Bear
Dr. Lall
St. John’s Boys High School
Judson College
Medical College
Nagpur
India
Rangoon General Hospital
Darlington Memorial Hospital
Darlington
Ramsgate General Hospital
Ramsgate
Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital
Bristol
Pointment
Royal East Sussex Hospital
Hastings
Institute of Sound and Vibration Research
Southampton
United Bristol Hospitals
Burma Corp
Lall
Dev
Flag decals on county vehicles spark legal review
The South Jersey Chapter director Craig Oettinger said he may sue, after decals reading Our Flag Love It or Leave appear on 80 county cars. The ACLU is being consulted on possible action against county officials. The IRS says library record checks were not directed from Washington.
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Craig Oettinger
South Jersey
Committee of Concerned Citizens For A Sane World
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Cahill Asks Nixon to Declare Asbury Park West Side Disaster
Gov. William T. Cahill urged President Nixon to declare the West Side neighborhood of Asbury Park a major disaster area, seeking federal aid after the local situation.
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Asbury Park
N. J
William T. Cahill
Nixon
West Side
Orangeville Festival Crown Sees Lynn Krug Queen
Lynn Krug 17 of Orangeville was crowned Queen of the Orangeville Firemen's Mid-Summer Festival. Gene Pinnow served as master of ceremonies and LaVerne Schindler presented the trophy. The three day event features water fights, Dixieland, a parade, bar-b-cue, tractor pulls, and a Hippy Revue by the Orangeville Woman's Club with Grace Showers as host.
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Orangeville
Lynn Krug
Les Krug
Gene Pinnow
LaVerne Schindler
Krug
Monroe Barbershoppers
Leon Rabe
Mike Davis
Dixieland
Orangeville Woman’s Club
Grace Showers
Wilma Buehler
Mae Heck
Bertha Bolender
Diane Leverton
Margaret Solberger
Cele Fransen
Evelyn Losey
Opal Schreiner
Mary Schmid
Helen Rote
Ramona Palmer
Pat Yeagle
Belva Schulz
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