Rogers Sits For Senate Panel As Kissinger Absence Lingers
William P. Rogers testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with Nixon backing him as secretary of state in title and function. Senators pressed to hear Henry Kissinger who would not appear, with Fulbright proposing a bill to compel his testimony despite possible refusal.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Rogers
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
White House
Kissinger
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Magruder questions Garwin memo on SST expert status
Magruder told a House subcommittee there is no point releasing a 1969 Garwin memorandum on the SST because the author is not an aviation or SST expert. He said he would report details of a five hour talk with Garwin if freed from secrecy to the committee. The session capped hearings on continued funding for two SST prototypes amid the Garwin report dispute and Nixon's secrecy stance.
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Washington
William M. Magruder
Magruder
House
Richard L. Garwin
Subcommittee
Garwin
Nixon
House Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee
Voting Age Bill Delayed in Wisconsin Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly postponed a vote on lowering the minimum voting age after Rep. John Shabaz proposed considering age adjustments for teen drinkers. The body began a weekend recess without action on the motion to table the bill citing linked rights.
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Madison
Assembly
John Shabaz
New Berlin
Shabaz
Britain postal strike heads to ballot amid wage clash
Britain 200000 postal workers began voting on leaders call to end a seven week strike. Many returned to work before results, with strikers seeking 13 percent pay rise from 36 to 65 dollars weekly. Union funds run dry, leaders accept wage claim to a commission of inquiry bound by its findings.
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London
Britain
Black Panther Party Splits as Cleaver Expels Newton and Hilliard
In Oakland the Black Panther party divides into two factions led by Huey Newton and David Hilliard on one side and Eldridge Cleaver on the other. Cleaver in Algiers says he is expelling Hilliard and Newton.
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Oakland
Calif
Black Panther Party
Huey P. Newton
David Hilliard
Eldridge Cleaver
Cleaver
Algiers
Hilliard
Newton
Rail strikes delayed as talks resume under federal mediation
Washington AP reports one rail strike was postponed by presidential order and talks between carriers and unions resume to avert a second disruption. UTW President Charles Luna led private talks with W. J. Usery after negotiations stalled briefly. President Nixon acted to prevent a threat from 10,000 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen.
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Washington
United Transportation Union
W. J. Usery
UTW
Charles Luna
Nixon
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
FAA Tightens Oversight on Small Charter Flights
Transportation Secretary Volpe orders closer FAA scrutiny of air taxi and small charter operators after a Wichita State football charter crash that killed 31 last October. FAA notes operators dodged rules by claiming noncommercial private carriage to escape regulation.
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Washington
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Wichita State
Colorado
Volpe
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Assault prep near Sepone intensifies Vietnam troop moves
Sources in Saigon say U S and South Vietnamese reinforcements moved to within three miles of Sepone as forces prepare a large scale assault on the town and a nearby airstrip. Lt Col Le Thung He said infantry are 25 to 28 miles into Laos, marking the deepest push in two weeks. Nearly 2,000 more U S troops were shifted north to guard against a North Vietnamese thrust, expanding the blocking force to 12,000 to 15,000 along the northern rim.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Sepone
U. S
Laos
le Thung He
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
Monroe Theatre Guild Stages Never Too Late at J High Auditorium
The Monroe Theatre Guild presents a three act comedy Never Too Late at the Monroe Junior High Auditorium Saturday and Sunday at 8 PM. Cast includes Jed Lampert Kate Keener Charlie Schuldheist Grace Kimbrough and Mayor Crane with tickets at local banks Raf’s Confectionery and Anchor Savings and Loan plus guild members. Membership open to adults interested in play production and public support hoped to continue local performances.
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Harry Lambert
Sumner Arthur Long
Nic Leutenegger
Grace
Bill Clark
Dr. Kimbrough
Roger Burroughs
Carpenter
Tom Farris
John Norton
Monroe Theatre Guild
Wayne Stroessner
Monroe Junior High School
Faith Lampert
William Hein
Frank Venturelli
Harry
Kate
Alan Keener
Charlie
Keith Schuldheist
James Kimbrough
Nick Leutenegger
Mr. Foley
George Schutte
Mayor Crane
Policeman
Raf
First National
Anchor Savings and Loan
Theatre Guild
The
Green County Nurses Share 1970 Annual Report Highlights
The Green County Nurses report 1970 shows 207 families visited and 446 home nursing visits. Two rubella vaccination programs reached 2333 children. tuberculin tests given to 930 students. diphtheria tetanus tests to 401. 389 smallpox revaccinations.
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Green County
Wanbeek
St. Clare Hospital
East Berlin and West Berlin Agree to Talks on Saturday
East Germany accepts a West Berlin invitation to begin talks Saturday covering issues including Easter passes through the Berlin Wall in five years. West Berlin's Klaus Schuetz names Ulrich Mueller to negotiate while East Germany picks Guenther Kohrt. Traffic harassment at the border continues amid political activity. West German CDU leaders wrap a three day meeting as Willy Brandt campaigns for local SPD.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Klaus Schuetz
Ulrich Mueller
Guenther Kohrt
East Berlin
Christian Democratic Party
Willy Brandt
Social Democratic Party
Pottery Recall Over Lead Taints Child Death
The FDA says lead poisoning is blamed for the death of an 18 month-old in Philadelphia and orders a recall of pottery made by Metlox Potteries Inc of Manhattan Beach California.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Philadelphia
Metlox Potteries Inc
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Police Seek Information on Robbery of Tavern Here
Police seek information on the armed robbery of Roy's Tap at 1124 17th Ave. Monroe police report no new developments after interviewing witnesses and pursuing leads. The amount of money stolen was not disclosed.
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Roy
17Th Ave
Monroe Police Department
Nixon says no plans to aid invasion of North Vietnam
President Nixon states there will be no U.S. ground forces in North Vietnam Cambodia or Laos beyond rescuers for fliers or prisoners while defending Secretary Rogers amid party criticism. He cites Laos and Cambodia actions as reducing U.S. forces and casualties and continuing Vietnamization on schedule.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
North Vietnam
South
William P. Rogers
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Laos
Abrams
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Cambodia
North
Monroe Woman Charged With Possessing LSD for Sale
Sue Ellen Moe of 732 16th Ave Monroe was charged by Monroe Police with possession with intent to sell a dangerous drug identified as lysergic acid diethylamide LSD. No plea entered, court appointed attorney granted, bond set at $1000, appearance scheduled March 8.
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Sue Ellen Moe
16Th Ave
Monroe
Turkiye campus gunfight over kidnapping of American airmen
At Middle East Technical University in Ankara a dormitory siege left one student dead and many injured as troops clashed with students amid a search for four kidnapped U S airmen. Police arrested a youth linked to the abduction and a ransom threat loomed.
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Ankara
Turkey
Middle East Technical University
Ertekin
Anatolian
The
Technical University
Palestine
Syria
U. S. Information Agency
Milk House Fire Damages Avon Township Farm Milk House
Fire damaged the milk house on the Burton Arnold farm Route 3 Brodhead shortly after noon Thursday. The Brodhead Fire Department saved the barn and prevented further milk house damage. Minor fire damage reported. bulk tank spared. Fire chief Don Edwards said no milk house repairs needed beyond rebuilding. Firemen responded about 12 10 p.m. and stayed over an hour. The farm is six miles east of Brodhead in Avon Township. Arnold fought the blaze with a garden hose until responders arrived.
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Burton Arnold
Route 3
Brodhead
Don Edwards
Btodhead
Arnolds
Avon Township
Arnold
Longtime Monroe farmer Fred Dettwiler dies at 94
Fred M. Dettwiler of Monroe a well known retired farmer active in farm groups died at 6 25 p m Thursday March 4 in Pleasant View Nursing Home Monroe He had entered the nursing home November 16 1970 He organized Green County Farm Bureau Green County Service Company and Wisconsin Farm Bureau Insurance Company He was born January 23 1877 in Monroe Township to Emanuel and Rosina Dettwiler He married Bertha Hefty March 23 1905 in St Johns United Church of Christ and lived on the Dettwiler farm now owned by his son Gilbert He was a longtime leader in local farming groups and served as superintendent of Floral Hall at the Green County Fair He belonged to St Johns United Church of Christ and the Knights of Pythias He is survived by four children nine grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and a niece Funeral services set for March 8 at St Johns United Church of Christ with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Fred M. Dettwiler
Monroe
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Nursing Home
Mr. Detwiler
Green County Farm Bureau
Green County Service Company
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Monroe Township
Green County
Emanuel
Rosina Marty Dettwiler
Switzerland
Round Grove
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bertha Heft
Ilinois Central Railroad
Dettwilers
13Th Street
20Th Ave
Dettwiler
John
Dorothy) Rieder
Route 2
Wallace
Frieda) Schaber
Browntown
Gilbert
Route 4
Henry
Warren
Ill
Ralph Lichtenwalner
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D.D.S
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