Nixon urges pioneering spirit amid moon anniversary
President Nixon called for a pioneering spirit that accepts responsibility and acts to solve problems, urging Americans to confront adversity without blaming others. He spoke in Salt Lake City before a 10 day visit to the Western White House, on the anniversary of lunar pioneers' return.
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Allied forces claim heavy toll in South Vietnam battles
In South Vietnam Allied forces report 119 NVA and Viet Cong killed as they widen raids across the Mekong Delta and near the Laos frontier. U S Air Force B 52 bombers drop about 900 tons on suspected installations, with strikes 11 miles south of Fire Base Ripcord near the A Shau valley as the firebase 25 miles west of Hue was abandoned amid heavy enemy fire.
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Israeli Egypt peace talks hinge on arms fears
Tel Aviv reports Israel and Egypt clash over U S peace proposals with Israel wary that Egypt will curb its defense arms. Nasser calls acceptance a tactic to block Israeli weapons as Barbour meets Meir and Eban to discuss major issues. Deputy DA Bugliosi testifies Beatles inspired Manson murders as motive for spree.
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Delta Queen Named Historic Object On Mississippi
The Delta Queen, last operating stern-wheel paddle boat on the Mississippi, is designated an historic object by the National Park Service. The ship cruises western Wisconsin with calls at LaCrosse and La Crescent, Minn, and is among new attractions including Circus World Museum at Baraboo.
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Wisconsin Toll Rises to 584 From Year Earlier
Early morning accidents push Wisconsin highway toll to 584 deaths, up from 559 on the same date last year. The figure reflects a growing trend in motorist fatalities, underscoring safety concerns across the state.
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Public health cites 800 Washington area children on calming drugs
Dr. Esther Robinson notes about 800 elementary students in the Washington suburbs are being given medications to calm behavior. She says this totals roughly 1 percent of pupils, with about 150 under public health department care, and drugs prescribed only with parental permission for overactive children.
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Washington
Esther Robinson
Public Health Department
Yale professor urges disarming civil authorities to curb campus killings
Dr. Kenneth Keniston of Yale Medical School told a White House panel that removing murder weapons from civil authorities could end campus killings. He described student violence as an insane tactic and spoke at the final Washington hearing of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest. In Beloit, two armed men robbed the Western Union office, slugged an operator, forced others to lie down, and fled with cash.
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Robert Cannon
Darlington Fair Tragedy Clouds 114th Event
At Darlington 114th annual Fair three pit crewmen from Rockford died and four injured after a stock car crash during a late heat. Victims are LaVern Meyers 17 James Hardyman 30 and Robert Henn 15 skull fractures. Sheriff says car hit 90 mph then struck a wrecker. About 4,000 spectators. races halted. Fair continues with Children’s Day events and livestock judging. prizes awarded in cattle classes.
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LaVern L. Meyers
James R. Hardyman
Robert W. Henn
Ray Burkhalter
William Cullen
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Ken Pratt
Darlington Jaycees
Budgets and Elections In Monroe Browntown District
Monroe and Browntown and 16 other southern Wisconsin districts meet to set budgets elect boards and discuss switching elections from annual meetings to spring contests. Monroe Browntown faces a 2.5 million dollar budget with a 2.15 million tax levy and three board seats open including two new candidates.
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Francis Denny
C. Gene Hennager
John Norton
Kurt Sch
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Lawrence Raymer
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Thoughts on Pollution from the Man on the Street
Carl Weiber cites local politics and mail service as examples amid pollution concerns. Louis Kopp argues it is late to worry, blaming politics and big money. Ralph Hammerly notes a broad, unresolved discussion and directs readers to the next page item.
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Carl Weiber
Clinton
Louis Kopp
Monroe
Nixon Sends Message to Mr and Mrs Andrews 75th Wedding
President Richard Nixon sent a telegram Wednesday congratulating Mr and Mrs William Andrews on their 75th wedding anniversary at their farm three miles west of Wiota in Lafayette County. Sheriff Kenneth Pratt read the message since no Western Union office existed at Darlington and it was telephoned from Milwaukee. The note lauded their long life together as an inspiration and friends and relatives planned additional visits over the weekend.
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Hartwigs Vie for Regional Dairy Title in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Nathan E Hartwig of Monroe Route 1 have been named the Alpine Dairyland district outstanding young dairy couple in AMPI Tri State Region. They compete in Chicago August 13 14 for the Tri State title and possible national delegates role in Las Vegas.
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Waterloo
Iowa
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Glittering City Band Concert At Twining Park
On Tuesday July 28 at 8 p.m. Allan F. Barnard conducts a program of popular favorites marches and an operatic overture at the Twining Park Bandshell. Frederick Voegels of Monticello will feature in a trombone solo. The Stateline Squares led by Joe McKeown will perform exhibition dances.
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Allan F. Barnard
Frederick S. Voegels
Monticello
Stephen Adams
Stateline Squares
Joe McKeown
Janesville
Band Concert Tuesday Night With Classic March Selections
The program features Aufwaerts Marsch by Ernst Luthold arranged by Paul Wheat, Contrasts by James Christensen dedicated to Raymond F. Dvorak, March Fantasy by Delbert Baroni, Witchcraft by Leigh Coleman, Mozart Abduction from the Seraglio overture, Mexicali Rose waltz, and Pageant of Progress by Fred Jewell. The concert, normally Monday, moves to Tuesday July 28 due to the Annual School District Meeting.
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Barnard
Paul Wheat
James Christensen
Raymond F. Dvorak
University of Wisconsin
Christensen
Leigh Coleman
Seraglio
Wolfgang A. Mozart
Fred Jewell
Dairymen Brace for Lower July Milk Prices in Chicago Strike
Wisconsin dairy leaders warn July prices may fall as the Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers Union strike disrupts shipments. The stoppage curtails Class I use, lowering the Chicago Regional Milk Order blend and shifting milk to Joliet and Indiana plants. Estimates flag a potential 10 cent per hundredweight drop for farmers amid redirected flows and surplus production.
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