U S air cavalry clash near Saigon amid border fighting
AP dispatch reports U S air cavalrymen clashed with enemy forces north of Saigon near the Cambodian border. Six American troops were wounded as fire raged from all sides during movement into the area. No enemy casualties were reported. Nixon signs 19.4 billion education bill in Key Biscayne with holdback and 2 percent cut option. UW Regents move to tougher penalties after disruptive student protests drawing strong local opinion.
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Saigon
U. S
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Departments of Labor and Health, Education
Welfare
Key Biscayne
Fla
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Board of
Regents
Wisconsin
University
Frank J. Pelisek
Whitefish Bay
Fred H. Harrington
LBJ Stable After Hospital Admission
Army doctors say former President Lyndon B. Johnson is in good spirits with stable vital signs at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio. They refused to forecast discharge timing and noted he entered the hospital Monday, keeping conditions stable without a clear trajectory.
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brooke General Hospital
Johnson
Brooke
Oil spill stains Kodiak shores and kills birds
Oil from tankers fouled 1000 miles of Kodiak Island coastline with federal officials estimating at least 10 000 birds killed. Gene Dickason of the Water Pollution Control Administration in Anchorage cited dirty ballast water as the likely source.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kodiak Island
Gene Dickason
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Agnew Criticizes Poverty Programs as Subtle Racism
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says antipoverty programs limited to inner city ghettos risk becoming a subtle form of racism. He urges solutions tied to suburban job and housing opportunities, speaking to the National Alliance of Businessmen. J. David Hopkins Jr named VP for corporate planning at Cutler Hammer Inc plus a new multi-division industries group to be headed by Oscar J Reak.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
National Alliance
Milwaukee
J. David Hopkins Jr
Cutler- Hammer, Inc
Hopkins
Pera
Oscar J Reak
State Attorney Claims Federal Ruling Makes Abortions Legal
Milwaukee AP The Wisconsin attorney general said a federal court ruling makes abortions legal in the state when performed in early pregnancy. The ruling permits abortions under a three to four month window with licensed physicians. the state will pursue an appeal if the decision stands. Dist Atty Michael McCann said he plans to appeal. Warren noted it remains undecided if the state will join.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Robert Warren
Dist. Atty
Michael McCann
Milwaukee County
Warren
McCann
Millions Hoping for Glance at Century's Last Eclipse
New York AP reports a rare total solar eclipse crossing from Florida to Nantucket with observers and Civil Air Patrol planes warning of eye damage and travel risks. scientific observers at southern Mexico plan to study via KC135 jet and multiple rocket launches from Wallops Island, Eglin, Tehuantepec, and East Quoddy.
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New York
Earth
United States
Pacific
Mexico
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Norfolk
Nantucket
Mass
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
Civil Air Patrol
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
CAP
North Carolina
Virginia
Long
Wallops Island
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Tehauntepec
East Quoddy
Four Accidents Reported in Area and Second Deer Killed
City and county law enforcement reported four Friday accidents and an early Saturday incident that killed the second deer in as many days. Sharon N. Weiss, 20, Browntown, struck a deer 6.7 miles southwest of Monroe on County Trunk B at 2 10 a.m. Saturday. An estimated 250 dollars damage was done to her car. Dale F. Alexander, 1711 21st St., Monroe, struck the parked car of Dennis F. Klarer, 1209 19th St., Monroe, at 10 10 p.m. Friday, injuring his nose but he did not seek medical help and was cited for a traffic violation. Marie K. Zuberbuhler, Gratiot, and Palmer C. Johnson, Route 2, Monroe, approached a stop sign at 10th Street and 18th Avenue. Johnson rear-ended Zuberbuhler causing minor damage at 4 12 p.m. Friday. Clyde L. Field, Monticello, and Carl A. Schiess Jr., 817 21st St., Monroe, collided at 17th Avenue and.
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Sharon N. Weiss
Browntown
Monroe
Weiss Auto
Dale F. Alexander
21St St
Dennis F. Klar
Alexander
Marie K. Zuberbuhler
Gratiot
Palmer C. Johnson
Route 2
10Th Street
18Th Avenue
Johnson
Zuberbuhler
Clyde L. Field
Monticello
The Void Wins Battle of Sounds in Monroe
The Void from Black Earth won the Battle of Sounds at Monroe Turner Hall, earning 80 dollars. The Monroe Troop placed second with 55 dollars, and The St Louis Union from Madison took third with 30 dollars. The Revolution from Belleville received a 10 dollar sportsmanship prize for cooperation. The Void advances to the regional competition at New Glarus. John Affolter chaired the Jaycee event.
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Void
Black Earth
Monroe Turner Hall
Monroe Jaycees
Monroe
St. Louis Union
Madison
Revolution
Belleville
New Glarus
John Affolter
Critics Charge Nixon Covering Up on Laos
Senate critics accuse President Nixon of withholding part of the Laos story after his 3,000 word statement. Fulbright McGovern and Aiken press for full disclosure. McGovern calls for a secret session if transcripts are not released. Cooper urges withdrawal of all civilian and military personnel involved in air strikes in Laos. House member McCarthy demands full funding figures for Laos operations.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Laos
Nixon
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Key Biscayne
Fla
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Soviet Union
Russia
Vermont
McGovern
John Sherman Cooper
R-ey
Cooper
House
Richard D. McCarthy
Dn.y
Appropriations Committee
McCarthy
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Charles Fox Joins Monroe Times as Advertising Rep
Charles Fox joins Monroe Evening Times as advertising representative for the classified department. He will work with The Advisor TV Business and Times classified pages across all publications. Fox comes from Madison Wisconsin where he studied at the University of Wisconsin for two years.
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Charles
Fox
Monroe Evening Times
TV Business
Times
Monroe
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Robert E. Fox
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Agnew
Lumbra
Yun
Encyclopedia Americana
Carl A. Schiess Jr
17Th Avenue
The
Battle of
Turner Hall
Robert M. Zuhlke
17Th Ave
David Wangnoss
11Th St
Fritz Graber
9Th Ave
ES Fox Charl
Scott Neuenschwander
Russell
Scott
Lincoln School
John Wilkinson
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