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Indochina Ferment Hints in US Campaign Analysis
An AP analysis notes veteran Communist observers see new ferment in Indochina amid U.S. presidential politics. Hanoi leaders face confusion over American democracy and the pledge to withdraw all U.S. forces and prisoners within 90 days of a new president’s inauguration.
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Obituary of Hubert Humphrey Ends His Presidential Quest
Miami Beach report recalls Hubert Humphrey's long political journey from 1960 to 1972. The piece notes his late withdrawal from the 1972 race and reflects on his rise in the Senate, battles with fate, and enduring loyalty from friends amid personal flaws and public scrutiny.
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Monroe swimmers and Greenfield battle for Relays title
The Southern Wisconsin Relays produced a thrilling clash as Monroe swimmers finished strong despite losing to Greenfield. The event drew 280 swimmers and was organized by the Jaycees with local parks and recreation support.
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If Nixon Wins or Not The Indochina Dilemma Revisited
The piece weighs the Vietnam war’s future under different U.S. leadership, noting ally anxieties with China and the Soviet Union, ongoing bombing and mining, and the high costs at home. It asks whether ending the war now or waiting for a potentially better option abroad should guide policy decisions.
Drowning in Sugar River Claims 17-Year-Old Otis Prestegard
Otis Prestegard, 17, drowned Wednesday in the flood waters of Sugar River south of Brodhead. his body was recovered the following afternoon. The item places the region in Wisconsin and notes a fatal river flood event with recovery details.
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Sunday and Monday July 16 17 19 Youth Club Winners List
A list of names with addresses and times for a Times Children’s Club event across Sunday July 16 Monday July 17 and Wednesday July 19. Participants include Samuel Charles Christman Kelly Ann Larson Loudon Andrew Westgard Jr Valerie Golombowski Scott Allen Mason Marc John Studer Jason Thomas Figs Brian Alan Barnes Susan Clare Elmer Taryn Lynn Preston Do Rinda Donelle Clark Douglas Dean Wang Timothy Mark Hodel Robert Allen Frauchiger Gary Jay Schmid Jean Ann Monaghan Tami Jean Dinwiddie Jon Richard Briggs Kenneth Maske Vicki Lynn Elmer Michael Lee Abbott Erika Danielle Van Houten Brenda Marie Jaeggi Terry Alan Broge Dennis Daryl Johnson Kris Robert Wild Dale Updike Steven Christian Emberson Curtis Ray Friedrichs Carol Jean Bechtolt Andra Ann Jayne Marlene Bell Bradley Voegels Todd Neuenschwander Gary Birk among others.
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Kelly Ann Larson
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Valerie Golombowski
Scott Allen Mason
Orfordville
Marc John Studer
29Th Ave
Jason Thomas Figs
Browntown
Brian Alan Barnes
Blanchardville
Susan Clare Elmer
Rt. 2
Taryn Lynn Preston
Do Rinda Donelle Clark
Juda
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Timothy Mark Hodel
Verona
Robert Allen Frauchiger
Rt. 1
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Gary Jay Schmid
Judge Dismisses 140000 Ad Rejection Suit
Madison AP reports District Court Judge James Doyle dismissed a 140000 lawsuit against Ashland Press over rejecting an advertisement. Doyle ruled publishers are not obliged to accept all ads, citing a Chicago case that general ads are not offers to contract.
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Today in History July 15 in 1972 events noted
Summary of historical events on July 15 including Kennedy accepting the Democratic nomination in 1960 in Los Angeles and other notable dates such as Rembrandt’s birth in 1606 and the Bastille’s fall.
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