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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1970

Page

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Lucey Joins Democratic Governor Nomination Field

Patrick J. Lucey filed his nomination papers ten months into the race for the Democratic nomination for governor while Thomas Fox of Chilton submitted the required signatures for secretary of state. Lt. Gov. Jack Olson, the Republican endorsed candidate for governor, planned to file later with State Rep. David Martin for lieutenant governor as the 5 p.m. deadline approached.

Madison Patrick J. Lucey Thomas Fox Chilton Jack Olson David Martin Neenah GOP

Cambodian Forces Recapture Mt Kim Rom Area

Cambodian infantry battled up Mt Kim Rom to retake key zones in the resort belt 50 miles west of Phnom Penh. The push aims to cripple government units and sap Cambodian morale amid ongoing fighting with Communist forces.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Mt. Kim Rom

Israeli Forces Clash on Suez and Golan Fronts

Israeli troops clashed with an Egyptian raiding force south of El Qantara on the east bank of the Suez Canal. In the northeast, Arab gunners in Syria fired bazooka rockets at the Nahal Golan settlement in the occupied Golan Heights.

Tel Aviv el Qantara Suez Canal Israel Syria Nahal Golan Golan Heights

Tate Jury Ready for Tate murder trial

After questioning 141 people in four weeks both sides seem ready to accept a jury of seven men and five women for the Sharon Tate murder case. Irving Kanarek objected that no panel members share Manson’s lifestyle. In Peru the death toll from the May 31 earthquake reached 70,000 with about 50,000 injured and 20,000 orphaned children.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Irving Kanarek Charles Manson Lima Peru Rolando Caro Constantini Galo Plaza Organization of American States Huaylas

Governors urge Nixon to back redevelop plan as new federalism

Appalachian governors meeting President Nixon urge backing of their 13 state redevelopment program as a cornerstone of new federalism. Nixon pledges to approve block grants with no strings. After the talks he will fly to Cincinnati for an all star baseball game.

Washington Nixon Cincinnati

Madison Board Adds Two 16YearOld Members

The Madison board of education welcomed and seated William Schwab of West Senior High and Bob Benson of LaFollette High as non voting members, after a recommendation by the Madison Youth Council.

Madison Madison Board of Education Wisconsin William Schwab West Senior High Bob Benson LaFollette High Madison Youth Council

Vessel Sinks in Seaway Near Massena

A 359 foot Canadian cargo ship Eastcliffe Hall sank in the St. Lawrence River near Massena New York early today. Nine are missing including two women and two children after the ship hit a submerged object while bound for Saginaw Michigan with pig iron. Provincial police reported 12 survivors and Seaway traffic was halted.

Massena N.Y St. Lawrence River Here St. Lawrence

Basin study aired on Sugar Pecatonica Turtle Creek area

A local meeting at the Bank of Brodhead gathered opinions on a five year Upper Rock River Basin study authorized by Congress in 1966. Beasley said the Army Corps of Engineers will lead with civilian staff and local workshops to shape alternative solutions addressing siltation and pollution, with final decisions by the corps.

Sugar River Pecatonica River Turtle Creek Upper Rock River Brodhead Congress United States Army Corps of Engineers Beasley Bob Kastenmeier Army Corps of Engineers William E. Beasley

Showers Bring Some Relief to Green County Crops

Scattered showers across Green County Tuesday offered limited relief as rainfall totals ranged from .24 to .8 inches in areas including Albany and near the Gap Church. Farmers report benefits to corn tassels, short pastures, parched lawns, and the hay crop while some face dry feeding. Oats cutting progresses with Hans Sulzer harvesting 20 acres at 80 to 90 bushels per acre on the former Ben Feldt farm following windrowed harvest.

Green County Times Albany Gap Church Highway 59 Hans Sulzer Mt. Pleasant Township Ben Feldt Feldt

Corn crops lead with early tasseling and high yields

Corn county-wise development is two to three weeks ahead with tasseling in full process and moisture aiding ear setting. Second cutting of hay begins on Feldt farms after a bumper first crop. Oats look good but heat waves threaten later ripening while localized lodging noted. Showers spread across Wisconsin with cooler readings around Green County today.

Wisconsin Green County

Kremlin Has New Indochina Plan

Deputy Foreign Minister Nikolai Firyubin carried reactions from Hanoi and New Delhi to a Kremlin proposal seeking a Geneva type Indochina conference tied to a U S withdrawal gesture. North Vietnam agreed to Paris talks in 1968 after a bombing halt, India favors a broad conference with a U S troop pullout.

New Delhi Nikolai Firyubin Soviet Union Moscow Hanoi Kremlin Indochina Swaran Singh Indira Gandhi Firyubin Foreign Ministry United States U.S North Vietnam Paris Lyndon B. Johnson North Vietnam India

Albany Firemen Respond to False Alarm

An official investigation follows a false alarm that sent Albany Fire Department units to the Robert Spoerry farm six miles southeast at 12 45 a m. Dozens of cars followed the response and returned by 1 15 a m. Fireman William Hein awakened the Spoerrys after hearing no fire. The Zurfluh family later confirmed no blaze at their property Selbow farm. The ten firemen all heard an older woman’s voice on the wire.

Albany Albany Fire Department Robert Spoerry Here Highway 59 Oliver Road William Hein Selbow Farm Hein Hans Pat Zurfluh

Voegeli Capture Reserve Tops Wisconsin Brown Swiss Show

The reserve grand champion two year old W B Crescent Raptura from Voegeli Farms won Monday at Baraboo. Chester Garthwaite led Message Sean United to grand champ in the bull division. All Wisconsin winners include Sugar Valley Farms and Voegeli Farms with multiple champions. James Price notes 123 animals, 47 breeders, and a one day, lower cost state show boosting participation.

Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association Baraboo W.B. Crescent Raptura Voegeli Farms, Inc Howard Voegeli Monticello Chester Garthwaite Mt. Hope Message Sean United Wisconsin Sugar Valley Farms Brodhead Art Mehring Big Bend Paul Magnussen Johnson Creek Victor Magnussen Ada Brown Monroe Voegeli Farm James Price State Association Sauk County Fairgrounds

Girls Scout trip heads to Wyoming national center

Mary Jo Schneider writes from Monroe about eight Monroe Senior Girl Scouts traveling with two adults to the Girl Scout National Center West in Wyoming. They journeyed from Monroe through South Dakota visiting Sioux Falls Mitchell the Badlands Wall Drug Store Rapid City and the Black Hills before Mount Rushmore. They stayed overnight at Pahasapa camp near Deadwood and anticipate new adventures.

the Times Mary Jo Schneider Monroe Girl Scout National Center Tyon Lodge Sioux Falls S.C Mitchell, S.C Badlands South Dakota Rapid City Wall Drug Store Wall Drugstore Geological Museum of the ‘‘School of Mines and Technology Black Hills Mount Rushmore Mt. Rushmore Wyoming Pahasapa Black Hills Girl Scout Council Deadwood S.D Carrie Gyure Sandie Irvin Kay Silvis Carolyn Myers Jeanne Usher Nancy Norton Diana Irvin George R. Barry Badger Council of Girl Scouts Archie Myers

C E Blue Named Vice President At First National Bank

Charles Edgar Blue joined the First National Bank staff and was elected vice president by the board. He comes from Greenfield Indiana where he led merged Hancock County banks and served as president and CEO. Blue has a long banking career and strong community ties in Indiana.

Charles Edgar Blue First National Bank Edward M. Adam Blue Monroe Greenfield Indiana Greenfield Citizens Hancock County Indiana Bank Donald Janene 14Th Avenue Mary Louise Elliott Indianapolis Greenfield Public Greenfield High School Twin City State Bank Gas City Ind Gas City Bank Greenfield Citizens Bank Blues St. James Lutheran Church Sertoma International Greenfield Country Club Chamber of Commerce The Lions Club

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