Nixon to face newsmen tonight in Camp David session
President Nixon, at Camp David after approving a slower Vietnam withdrawal, will answer questions at a 9 p.m. live news conference. He announced 10 000 more troops to be withdrawn by Sept. 1 to 39 000 and elevated Gen. Weyand to command US operations in Vietnam with Gen. Vogt as deputy.
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Creighton Abrams
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Abrams
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John W. Vogt
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Indochina
Vogt
John Lavelle
Marines Drive Forward North of Quang Tri Front
US helicopters landed over a thousand South Vietnamese marines on the coast east of Quang Tri City as government troops push north into enemy-held areas. Casualties last week included two Americans killed in action, ten nonhostile deaths, and twenty-one missing in action.
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Tribute to Sister Blandine by Alcoholics Anonymous circle
More than 200 members of Alcoholics Anonymous spouses and civic leaders gathered at Sacred Heart Church Fond du Lac to honor Sister M Blandine of the Congregation of St Agnes who spent 32 years aiding alcoholics. She spoke of her lifelong dedication and her fight to frame alcoholism as a disease and a major health issue.
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Sheboygan
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Europe
Green County hosts 27 Mississippi children for two weeks
Twenty seven children from Kempfer County Mississippi arrive at Albanys Village Park for a two week stay in Green County homes under Project Understanding. A picnic for host families is planned, with chaperones and drivers named.
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Albany
Green County
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Holy Name Seminary
Madison
John Kinsman
LaValle
Kinsman
Arlie Fahrney
Irvin Klapper
Margaret Lowl
Allen Bacher
Monticello
Robert Buehl
Richard Collins
Brodhead
Donald Conway
Robert Elkins
New Glarus
Carl Hultine
Jacob Koller
Terry Meythaler
Theodore Scheffer
UW researchers report progress on cancer fighting drug
Two University of Wisconsin scientists report progress in developing a drug aimed at halting cancer cell reproduction. They studied an avian virus that causes cancer in chickens and identified chemical bonds between RNA and DNA that could be targets for future agents.
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Robert D. Wells
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Wells
Fireworks and music slated for Fourth of July
The Monroe City Band directed by Allan F Barnard performs a Fourth of July concert at 8 p m Tuesday in Twining Park Bardshell The Monroe Chamber of Commerce and the City of Monroe sponsor a fireworks display to follow The program opens with The Star Spangled Banner Speakers include Mayor Clifford Reasa Assemblyman Joseph Tregoning and State Senator Gordon Roseleip A novelty clarinet solo and Eb clarinet solo are planned with vocal numbers from That s An Irish Lullaby and Seventy six Trombones The Dixieland Combo featuring Hollis Schilt John McElhaney Frederick Voegeli Kristine Snively and Robert Grossman will perform Dixieland Clambake and other pieces
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Hollis Schilt
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Frederick S. Voegeli
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Bethel Band concert features Margie Rast twirl and fireworks
Margie Rast, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rast of Monroe, performs twirling routines ending with a lighted baton as the full Bethel band plays. A volunteers guest conductor leads The Circus Bee. fireworks worth $1,000 follow with Monroe Fire Department volunteers on site.
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Joe Rast
Monroe
Circus Bee
Old Dixie
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Holiday safety plan aims to ease Fourth of July travel
AAA warns motorists to bypass heavily traveled highways during peak hours and avoid alcohol fatigue and apathy behind the wheel. Heaviest congestion expected Friday 4 8 pm and Saturday 10 am to noon on Interstates past Madison and Highway 41 north of Milwaukee.
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