Ship hijacker sentenced in mutiny case in Los Angeles
Alvin Leonard Glatkowski, 21, of Long Beach, was given a 10 year term after pleading guilty to mutiny and assault on the high seas in the hijacking of the U S munitions ship Columbia Eagle to Cambodia last year. Judge Manuel Real imposed the sentence in U S District Court on Tuesday.
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LOS Angeles
U.S
Cambodia
Manuel Real
Alvin Leonard Glatkowski
Long Beach
Glatkowski
High Seas
NTSB says copilot could have avoided Wichita State crash
The National Transportation Safety Board found the Oct. 2 Wichita State football disaster might have been prevented if copilot Ronald G. Skipper had realized sooner he was entering a canyon. The aging propeller plane carrying 311 people went down on the Continental Divide west of Denver en route to Utah. The board noted Skipper from Oklahoma City, 35, flew "purely for sightseeing" and did not study the aerial charts at the Denver stop.
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Washington
Wichita State University
National Transportation Safety Board
Continental Divide
Denver
Utah Te
Ronald G. Skipper
Oklahoma City
Bly
End of an Era as U S Whaling Fleet Is Banned
The federal government halts whaling by Del Monte Fishing Co of San Francisco after ecologists flag risks to remaining whale populations. The action acts to curb commercial hunting as the once vast fleet declines from a 750 vessel peak in the 1840s to a small remnant.
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San Francisco
New Bedford
Mass
U.S
Maurice H. Stans
del Monte Fishing Co
New Weapon Used In Saigon Air War
Saigon reports North Vietnam fired surface-to-air missiles for the first time in the Indochina War, targeting three U S planes aiding the South Vietnamese ground operation aimed at disrupting the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. U S sources warn of potential new air strikes. None of the planes were damaged.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Nixon Could Carry South in 1972 Vote, Southern GOP Says
Southern Republican leaders say Nixon enjoys strong popularity in the South and would win against any Democratic contender. They name Henry M. Jackson and Edmund S. Muskie as potential strong Democrats, but doubt they could beat Nixon there. Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama is unlikely to run again as a third party candidate.
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Washington
Nixon
GOP
Henry M. Jackson
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
South
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Kissinger takeover claim sparks White House doubt
President Nixon denies Kissinger has become secretary of state in everything but title. Senator Symington calls Kissinger the most powerful man in the administration next to Nixon, lamenting Rogers’ empty appearances and mocking the secretary of state’s role in Washington.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Filibuster Fees Complicate Senate Rules Change
Washington AP reports that filibuster fees seem to have buried a proposal to ease ending filibusters. Another week of debate looms as sponsors push for a compromise settlement, though odds appear against them.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin Law Raises Legislators Per Diem to Twenty
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey signed a bill increasing Wisconsin legislators per diem from 15 to 20 dollars. The measure passed easily in both houses and will cost taxpayers about 164000 dollars through June 30, 1971, end of the next biennium.
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
East Germany Seals Roads To West Berlin In Pact Push
East Germany blocks roads in and out of West Berlin as part of a campaign to sever political ties with West Germany. The closure was described as nearly complete early today with hourly changes as authorities pursue their strategy.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
SCLS Plans Three Day Spring Offensive Rallies
CHICAGO AP reports the Southern Christian Leadership Conference announces a three day Spring Offensive of rallies and mass meetings to press the federal government for improvements in welfare employment and education.
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Chicago
Southern Christi Leadership Conference
Wednesday's Times Index and Values on Every Page
A compact page listing key contents of Wednesdays Times including the values and news featured on each page. Want ads appear on pages 10 through 12 highlighting classified opportunities and listings across categories.
Water Sewer Rate Hikes Approved by Common Council
The Monroe Common Council adopted new water and sewer rate schedules retroactive to Jan 1, first increase in 22 years. Nonpayment penalties dropped to five percent. 25th of month service discontinuation remains. Water minimum up from 3 to 4 dollars. sewer set at 60 percent of water. Projected annual gross revenue rise about 34,548 with major share from general service sales. Public hearing set for March 16 on an ordinance about dead end street area development.
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Monroe
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
U. S Congress
City of
Board of Appeals
Judiciary Committee
Planning Commission
City of Land
Monroe Township
Jayrhoffer
Christine Belle Elliott
Tschudy
Mary Wuetrich
Ald
Wesley Dodge
Ervin Goecks
Civil Defense Director
Dodge
William Niederberger
Fifth Ward
Nate Klassy
Tim Kubly
State Conference President Outlines Work of the Church
Dr Ralph P Ley president of the Wisconsin Conference of United Church of Christ spoke to the Women's Guild of St John s United Church of Christ detailing conference programs serving about 90000 members across 290 congregations The talk highlighted associations colleges benevolent homes camps mission work Native American and minority outreach and youth programs with emphasis on family planning and aid to private schools.
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Ralph P. Ley
Madison
Wisconsin Conference of United Church of Christ
Women’s Guild of St. John’s United Church of Christ
Fellowship Hall
Our Church
St. John’s Church of
Monroe
Adams Friendship Church
Southwest Association
United Church of Christ
Northland
Ripon
Beloit
Lakeland
New Glarus Home
Cedar Lake Home
Fair Haven
Pilgrim Camp
Moon Beach
Community Fellowship Church
Milwaukee
Afro-Urban Institute
Black River Falls
Ley
Wisconsin
Calvin Fischer
St. John’s Church
Commission of Social Concerns
Europe
Russia
Holy Land
Oberammergau
Union of the Evangelical, Reformed and Congregational Churches
Capitol Bombing Theories Abound
The Capitol blast spurred many theories and false bomb scares as authorities, led by the FBI, stayed silent. Messages from the Weather Underground claimed responsibility while alarms echoed across federal buildings and officials debated security without hindering public access.
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Washington
Capitol
FBI
Laos
Congress
Defense Department
Associated Press
New York Post
Monroe High School Mixed Chorus Winter Choral Concert
Monroe High School Mixed Chorus presented a diverse program in the Lecture Hall, opening with Cry Out and Shout and Mass in G by Franz Schubert. The 77-voice ensemble featured soloists Monica Herzberger, Barbara Barth, John Bauman, and Tom Lehmann, with harp sichord by Caroline Frantz, and included The Peaceable Kingdom pieces, Ain't That Good News, and popular numbers like Yesterday and Romeo and Juliet selections.
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Monroe High School
Franz Schubert
Monica Herzberger
Barbara Barth
John Bauman
Tom Lehmann
Jesus
Christ
Caroline Frantz
Randall Thompson
Brooks
Scarborough Fair
Broadway
Mary Gable
Mary Karlen
Wixen
Israel
Elijah Rock
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Madame Jeanette
Judy Hoffman
Shelley Campa
Jim Bahler
Joy Fulton
Debby Krauss
Dianne Milestone
Mary Kosek
Fatal one car crash near Juda claims young nurse
Susan L. Henthorne 19 of Janesville died after a car went off the road three miles east of Juda on Highway 11 81 at 11 16 p m Tuesday. Passenger Constance Lou Rosen 19 Janesville suffered shock facial cuts and bruises. The cause is under Green County Sheriff's investigation. Both women worked at Mercy Hospital Janesville.
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Susan L. Henthorne
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Constance Lou Rosen
Juda
Miss Rosen
Miss Henthorne
Green County
New Glarus to Host County Dairy Day 1971
Green County Agricultural Chest announces New Glarus will host Dairy Day on Saturday June 26 1971. Rod Kammerer Juda secretary says a Dairy Day chairman and committee will be named. Dairy Kickoff Breakfast site decision to follow at March 29 Chest meeting. Dairy Queen chairmen named for 1971 are Mrs Henry Baebler Monticello and Rod Kammerer Juda.
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New Glarus
New
Glarus
Green County
Rodney Kammerer
Juda
Green County Agricultural Chest
Blanchardville
Lewis Hull
Route 3
Dairy Queen
Henry V. Baebler
Monticello
Arthur Riese
Brodhead
Carol Newman
Green County Dairy Queen
Rachel Eichelkraut
Two Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Six Collected for Retarded Children Fund
The Green County Friendship Campaign for Retarded Children reports $2,426.50 raised so far with most townships contributing. Includes $800 from Monroe United Fund and $200 from New Glarus United Fund. Co chairs Pat Hall and Hans Kneubuhler thank donors and recognize publicity chair Mrs. Donovan Otteson and treasurer Mrs. Nelson McCammon, plus cooperation from Monroe Evening Times and WEKZ.
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Green County
Pat Hall
Hans Kneubuhler
Monroe United Fund
New Glarus United Fund
Donovan Otteson
Nelson McCammon
Monroe Evening Times
WEKZ
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Charlie
Frank Venturelli
Harry
Monroe Theatre Guild
Times
Steve Mitschele
Common Council
18Th Avenue
25Th Street
Country Club Estates
Andrick
Robert Montgomery
16Th Avenue
Gaylord D.swenson
16Th Ave
Gaylen R. Keegan
16Th St
Bruce Kehm
Route 1
E. B. Lux
Robert
State Conference
Alvin Kubly
Dawn Kubly
Elizabeth Babler
Roy Gempeler
John Ruff
Guild
Ben Easter
Kenneth Rufer
Cecil Jones
Cochairmen
Mmes
Richard Wehinger
Herbert Blumer
George Rothenbuehler
Albert Waelti
Alfred Meier
Robert von Kaenel
Wolfgang Koehler
United Churches of Christ
Browntown
Weather Underground
Elizabeth
N.J
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
White House
James M Powell
Powell
MHS
Jeanine Steffen
Woven No More Funeral Home
New Lisbon
Leroy Henthorne
New Jersey
Paul Rosen
Mercy Hospital
Larry Hawthorn
Hull
Ag Chest
Arleigh Frautschy
Retarded Children's Fund
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