Viet Rangers Locate Bodies Of 100 Troops
Viet Rangers combing a rubber plantation north of Dong Xoai found the bodies of about 100 government troops, the remains of the 7th Airborne Battalion, according to a U.S. military spokesman. The area saw Viet Cong attacks as U.S. and Vietnamese forces increased patrols and air strikes across South Viet Nam.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
7Th Airborne
U.S
Xoai
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
Phuoc Vinh
Viet Nam
17Th
North
Ban Xom Lom
Hanoi
Ba Bon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
Chu Lai
Prices Unchanged in Madison Cheddar Market
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows prices unchanged with slow to good demand and ample supplies. Cheddars 35-38, 4 40-pound blocks 35-38, single daisies 39-41, long horns 39-41, longhorns 38-39, midgets 39-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Court Rejects TV Request in High Court Proceedings
New York The Supreme Court denied a bid to televise its proceedings by CBS Columbia Broadcasting System. The ruling cited court rules and concerns over fair access, signaling no live broadcast at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Columbia Broadcasting System
Cracker Ball Sale Warned Illegal and Dangerous
Sheriff warns that selling or possessing Cracker Balls is illegal and dangerous. The brightly colored explosive spheres can injure eyes or cause fatal harm if placed in a child’s mouth, and state crime lab reports confirm the danger. Green County sales reports cited.
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W. E. Deininger
Green County
Dunlap Objects To Reserve Plan For 32nd Division
Maj. Gen. John A. Dunlap opposes preorganization of Army Reserve units now, arguing two years are needed to knit two units into an effective force amid Southeast Asia and Latin America concerns. He says high training scores could save the Red Arrow division, now at full strength and ready for a five day bivouac at CAMP McCOY with 6,061 guardsmen in camp and 2,000 on active duty elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
John A. Dunlap
32Nd Infantry
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Dunlap
Red Arrow
Minnesota
47Th National Guard
Congress
Defense Department
Two Youths Hurt In County Mishap
Tami Nelson and Dwayne Hefty , both 16, of New Glarus, were treated for head and facial injuries after Nelson’s car left County Trunk N three miles southeast of New Glarus. Fence damage reported at the George Gerber farm. Nelson stated gravel caused her to lose control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tami Nelson
Dwayne Hefty
New Glarus
Milwaukee Teamsters Local 200 Reach New Contract
Teamsters Local 200 representing 700 building materials truck drivers across four counties accepted a new contract Sunday and ended the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee — Teamsters Local 200
Uncle Bob operates a busy riding stable for all ages
Campbell runs 14 riding horses and ponies from 2 to 35 years old near Monroe. He recalls 20 riders weekly last summer and up to 120 on Sundays though business this year is tight. He details hay needs, water use, shoeing costs, and long hours tending stalls and horses during weekdays and weekends.
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Robert
Bob) Campbell
Highway 81
Monroe
Bob
Times
Bob’’ Campbell
Campbell
Ricers
Dale Taft
Raff Ran
Sylvester Township
Hughes Mobile Homes
Twelve Killed Over Weekend On State Roads
A report by the Associated Press details a fatal weekend on Wisconsin highways with twelve deaths. Major crashes occurred in Price County Kewaunee and Chippewa counties with multiple fatalities. The toll for the year reached 373, down from 426 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Price County
Kewaunee
Chippewa
Highway 29
Nancy Johnson
Green Bay
John LaCrosse
Casco
Kenneth Kline
Manitowoc
Glen Gasche
Luxemburg
Chippewa County
John W. Denning
Lesley Linhard
Chippewa Falls
Cornell
Phillips
Lynn Rundquist
Rundquist
Beatrice
Milton Rademacher
Minneapolis
Park Falls
Park Falls Hospital
David J. Bottmer
Milwaukee
Highway 83
Waukesha
Dean Young
Burlington
Kenosha
Ray Crandall Jr
Jefferson
Melinda McNamara
Kansasville
Max Kiefer
Ellsworth
33 Will Leave For Switzerland On Grand Tour
A group of 33 people will depart tomorrow from O'Hare Field Chicago on Swiss Air for a six week Grand Tour of Switzerland Austria Italy Germany and Scandinavia. They will travel by rail or bus and many will visit relatives in Switzerland returning July 27. Tour arranged by Burkhalter Travel Agency.
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O’hare Field
Chicago
Switzerland
Monroe
Austria
Italy
Germany
Scandinavia
Europe
Former College Head Stricken at Dubuque
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sylvester D. Luby, 62, who served as president of Loras College from 1947 to 1951, died on Sunday in Dubuque Iowa. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Janesville Wisconsin, his birthplace. He is survived by a sister Mrs Sarsfield Nott of Richmond Virginia.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Sylvester D. Luby
Loras College
Janesville
Wis
W. Sarsfield Nott
Richmond
Open House a Success at Monroe Manor Nursing Home
The Monroe Manor Nursing Home opened with over 1 100 registrants and many more visitors during a five hour open house. Administrator Edward Crusan says the event was a big success as the new 103 bed facility offers Day Care for the Aged with therapy, nursing supervision, recreation, and noon meals. First residents Mrs Harold Scherer and Joseph West moved in as permanent residents.
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Monroe Manor Nursing Home
Edward Crusan
Joseph West
Monroe Manor
26Th Street
Crusan
Erb Honored By Eagles Here
Sixteen new members joined Cheese Capital Aerie No. 2651 in a ceremony led by Monroe city street superintendent Jack Erb who received a plaque from past state Eagles president Clifford Leck. The event also marked Erb’s delayed initiation after illness.
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Jack Erb
Monroe
Eagles
Eric
Glenn C. Langston
Clifford Leck
State Eagles
Aerie
Times
Aerie No
Erb
Leck
The
Ernest Schwarze
Oscar Leck
Chester Miller
Herbert Goecks
Clarence Goecks
Aenue
Robert Hawley
Wesley Wolfe
Merle Kemprood
Archie Gibbons
James Holcomb
Donald McGuire
Robert Eicholtz
Verlen Eberle
Larry Lindgren
Art Oldon
Robert Drews
Lawrence Purcell
Pat Wuetrich
Gayle Burington
Robert Leady
Workman Burned As Gas Line Explodes In Appleton
Flames 25 feet high erupted from a sewer construction site when a power shovel severed a natural gas pipeline in Appleton. One worker was burned and telephone lines, power poles, and lawn and shrubbery were damaged in the city’s second such blast in less than a month.
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Appleton
Stores Offer Father’s Day Bargains Wednesday Night
Monroe stores stay open Wednesday night for a Shop for Pop promotion by the Chamber of Commerce. Merchants offer father themed items at reduced prices with gifts for patrons. Some stores stay open through supper, others close later and reopen to 9 30. A City Band concert at 7 15 p m is planned in the Courthouse Parking lot due to Bandshell work.
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Monroe
Albany Gets New Methodist Ministers At Conference
At the West Wisconsin Annual Conference in Madison new assignments and reassignments touch Albany Monroe Brodhead Brooklyn and surrounding areas. Burton Artz who is not yet ordained is named to Albany church succeeding Thomas Chinn reassigned to St Croix. Rev William Dusek goes to Belleville. Other pastors reassigned include C James Weis Lyle Stephenson James Jameson Earl Kammerud James E Miller and more to Argyle La Mont Blanchardville Benton Cuba City Georgetown and area.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Brooklyn
West Wisconsin
Madison
Albany
Belleville
Burton H. Artz
Thomas Chinn
St. Croix
William Dusek
James Weis
Lyle D. Stephenson
Orfordville
James Christensen
James Jameson
Argyle
Lamont
Blanchardville
Earl Kammerud
Benton
James E. Miller
Cuba City
Georgetown
Howard Lindsay
Belmont
Whig
Otaf M. Botts
Darlington
Stanley Wiese
Dodgeville
Wyoming Valley
Harvey E. Schall
Mineral Point
Willow Springs
Ralph Keller
Mt. Horeb
Blue Mounds
Robert H. Adams
Platteville
Virgil W. Brown
Shullsburg
R. A. Pegram
South Wayne
Gratiot
Woodford
Browntown
Connie
Alvin Bradshaw
Waldwick
Bethel
Middlebury
Fayette
Chicago Welcomes Gemini 4 Astronauts In Heroes Parade
Crowds along the parade route cheer astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II as Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Illinois leaders welcome them at O'Hare. Civil rights protesters gather in Grant Park amid school integration tensions. The pair attend events in Chicago before heading to Ann Arbor for further festivities.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
City Hall
McDivitt
White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George E. Mueller
Charles W. Matthews
Gemini
McCormick Place
Astronauts Party
Daley
O’hare
Grant Park
Lake Front
Benjamin C. Willis
Albert Raby
Houston
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Grain futures ease with soybeans pressured
In Chicago trading the grain futures market showed a steady to weak tone with old crop soybeans under strong selling pressure into early afternoon while wheat posted moderate gains.
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Chicago
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Happy Horse
Associated Press
Arthur Spoerry
Heinz Zueger
Susann
William
Daniel
Timothy
Walter Buholzer
Walter Schild
Rita Disch
Karl Niederman
Adelheid Thalman
Alfred Aeberhard
Adolf Kaufman
Fred Kaufman
John Roth
John Herman
Andre Herman
Karl Wils
Ruth Miller
Maria
Barbara
Gustav Fischer
Margaret
Anette
Elfriede Fleschar
Manfred Fleschar
Ludwig Delu
Siegfried Vollstedt
Burkhalter Travel Agency
Harold Scherer
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