Public Hearing On Union Protests In Green County
Teamsters Local 579 filed protests with the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission during a Thursday public hearing at City Hall. The dispute centers on a county vote to establish a union for Green County Court House and Agriculture Extension employees, with claims of unfair labor practices including wage adjustments after union contact and discharge of a pro union employee. Witnesses described card signatures, salary changes, and discussions about union rights, with testimony detailing employee dismissals and personnel actions at the Veterans Administration office.
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Teamsters Local 579
Janesville
Green County Board
City Hall
Green County Court House
State of Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Teamsters 579
Green County
John Walters
Rita Kubly
Department of Social Services
Roger
Jean) Wuetrich
Joseph Viney
Court House
Viney
Pauline Rainey
Frances Leuenberger
Setbacks Hit Trans-Alaska Pipeline Over Environmental Review
The Trans-Alaska oil pipeline faces fresh criticism from the Defense Department and Army Corps of Engineers. Draft and official comments warn construction could be blocked even if Interior approves. The Anchorage Corps office also questions the Interior study of environmental impacts.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Alaska
Pentagon
Interior Department
It Corps
Anchorage
Thant urges Israel to withdraw troops as Jarring seeks peace
In UN notes secretary general U Thant calls for Israel to commit to withdrawing troops from occupied UAR territory and urges both Israel and Egypt to honor the Suez cease fire before it expires. Wisconsin to receive nearly 1.4 million after residency ruling voids welfare limits. Legislation to stiffen explosives penalties faces committee. life sentence for bombing deaths. FCC warns broadcasters over drug related songs after Agnew cites music titles as concerns.
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United Nations, N.Y
U ‘Thant
Israel
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Thant
Egypt
Suez Canal
Second Belfast teen shot as Falls Road unrest flares
British troops shot dead a teenager and wounded four rioters in Belfast early today on Falls Road, Balaclava Street. Police said dawn brought quiet and 23 arrests after a major riot the day before, highlighting ongoing political and economic strife in the province.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Falls Road
Balaclava Street
Wisconsin Badger Camp Expands to Accommodate More Residents
The Wisconsin Badger Camp plans expansion to serve about 120,000 mentally and physically challenged residents of the state. A 700 acre site next to Camp Wyalusing will house a new facility with an indoor pool and river overlook. Don Knapp chairs the board with Mrs. Kingdon and Wayne Stroessner as members. Thomas Fanning directs Wyalusing operations. Donations are being sought through local organizers and the First National Bank of Monroe.
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Jerome Landfield
Mt. Horeb
Wisconsin Badger Camp Inc
Wyalusing State Park
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Jaycees
Midwest
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Badger
Green County
Camp Wyalusing
Wyalusing
Wisconsin Badger Camp
Don Knapp
Robert Kingdon
Wayne Stroessner
Monroe
Thomas Fan
Mississippi
First National Bank of Monroe
New Life Awakens at World Day of Prayer Talk
Dr Elizabeth McCort Dubuque Indiana associate professor in Christian Education at Dubuque Seminary spoke at Union Presbyterian Church on World Day of Prayer observance theme New Life Awaits She described global prayer as ongoing from the Pacific Islands to other regions noting women worldwide share concerns for freedom education and a better life She cited experiences in Thailand Indonesia Korea and Japan highlighting evangelism and social outreach and warned about environmental degradation and urban pressure in cities worldwide
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Elizabeth McCort
Dubuque
Dubuque Seminary
Union Presbyterian Church
Pacific Islands
Alobe
Church Women United
Green County
David Woods
McCart
Thailand
Chreager Servi
Indonesia
Church Women United of Southwest
Korea
Japan
Amboina
Spice Island
Philippines
McCort
Sepone Clash Cuts Ho Chi Minh Trail Network
Vietnamese troops with American air support seized high ground near Sepone Laos and disrupted the Ho Chi Minh trail. Rockets hit Khe Sanh, with 2 South Vietnamese dead and 10 wounded. U.S. losses include multiple helicopters and aircraft, but casualties on Americans were not reported. Heavy air operations and reinforcements continued around Sepone as Saigon reported substantial enemy losses and material seizures in the area.
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Laos
Sepone
U.S
Munitie
Saigon
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U S Seeks Release of Airmen in Turkey Kidnapping
U S Ambassador Handley urged the safe return of four kidnapped airmen held for a 400000 ransom. The deadline passed with no word as Turkish authorities rejected negotiating with the terrorists. A large police and military search sparked a deadly student clash at Middle East Technical University.
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Ankara
Turkey
U. S
William Handley
Handley
Foreign Ministry
Turkish People’s Liberation Army
Nixon
Washington
Middle East Technical University
U.S. Air Force
Jimmie J. Sexton
San Angelo
Tex
J.C. Richard Caraszi
Stamford
Sexton
Former Evening Times Editor Nominated for Kansas Award
Myles F K Pember of Parsons Kansas former editor of the Monroe Evening Times from 1945 to 1947 was nominated for the 1971 Kansas master teacher award by the Parsons Education Association. He has taught at Labette Community Junior College nine years after 15 years in newspapers and 15 in public relations. He and his wife Ruth live at 1703 Corning Parsons. They have a son and two grandchildren. Announcement on April 14.
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Myles Fk. Pember
Parsons, Kans
Monroe Evening Times
Parsons Education Association
Pember
Labette Community
University of Kansas
California
University of West Florida
Ruth
Corning
Parsons
Kans
Myles
Beloit Motorist in Accident Near New Glarus
Timothy McMeen of Beloit lost control on a curve north of New Glarus at 12 08 am. His car skidded 180 feet across the road then left the pavement, passed through a fence, and crossed a field before hitting another fence on Robert Hoesly land. Fence damage noted. An explosion and fire destroyed the De Soto Chemical Co. plant in Fredonia, with damage estimated at 350000 dollars.
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Timothy McMeen
Beloit
New Glarus
McMeen
Robert Hoesly
Fredonial, Wis
de Soto Chemical Co
Fredonia
Paul Meyer
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Deena) Allen
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Doc) Deininger
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