Finalists named for Monroe Dairy Queen crown
Kitty Barry Wendy Hartwig and Aileen Keith are announced as three finalists for Monroe Dairy Queen in Green County June Dairy Month events. Ceremonies begin at 9 tonight in Turner Hall with a new Monroe Queen to be crowned. Keith is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Keith.
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Robert Schilt
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Wallace recovering well after surgery may attend DNC
Gov George C Wallace remains paralyzed from the waist down after a Sunday spinal surgery to remove a bullet. Doctors say he should be able to move with assistance within six months and could attend the Democratic National Convention next month.
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Monticello Crowns Dairy Queen Rhonda Voegeli
Rhonda Voegeli, daughter of Howard Voegeli of Voegeli Brown Swiss Farm, was crowned Monticello Dairy Queen during an ice cream social in downtown Monticello. She attends Monticello High School as a senior and serves as secretary of the Junior Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association of Wisconsin.
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Debbie Walden Crowned Blanchardville Community Queen
Debbie Walden age 16, daughter of Vernus and Mrs. Walden, was crowned Blanchardville Community Queen at a 3:30 pm ceremony in Blanchardville Park. Linda Erickson crowned her. Master of ceremonies was Blanchardville Mayor Kundert. Event featured a ball game, horse show, water fights with about ten communities attending.
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U S pilots strike disrupts global hijacking protests
A 24 hour pilots strike grounded few U S carriers while halting many foreign airlines. Eastern Northeast and Southern halted in part with Southern resuming at 9 am CDT. Several international carriers canceled or limited service amid widespread disruptions and court actions.
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Baseball Is a Business but Flood Loses Antitrust Suit
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court ruled baseball is interstate commerce but kept its exemption from antitrust laws 5-3. Justice Blackmun noted Congress alone can fix the reserve system. Curt Flood sought free agency after being traded in 1969 with union backing.
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Badger Briefs Youth Drowns Nearby Jump River
A Chicago boy, 12, drowned while swimming with a brother during a vacation near Kennan Price County. Michael Check disappeared in about 10 feet of water after leaping from a diving board.
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Agnes closes in on Florida coast as toll rises
Hurricane Agnes nears Florida Panhandle with 12 dead and numerous injuries. Tornadoes in Okeechobee kill at least four while several others are injured statewide. Evacuations exceed 1,500 along the Gulf Coast as residents in Panhandle resist leaving.
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