Wisconsin expands job orientation for Vietnam veterans
Wisconsin reports new job orientation programs for returning Vietnam veterans. The Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations plans 30 offices, with clinics in Appleton, Eau Claire, Green Bay, Racine, and Wausau and about 300 veterans have attended so far. A homemade plane built by Ronald G. Kositzke crashed during its first flight near Appleton, injuring the 35 year old pilot.
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Fire claims life of 2 year old Martin Krahenbuhl
Milwaukee fire on the North Side destroys a second floor flat killing 2 year old Martin Krahenbuhl. The boy died from smoke inhalation and burns. Donna Krahenbuhl escaped with two visitors and two other children as she tried to rescue him but was driven back by smoke and heat. The fire’s cause was not immediately determined.
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Winter Storm Warnings Backed by Cold Wisconsin Weather
A winter storm moves through the Midwest with warnings issued for Western and Southern Wisconsin. An Arctic high adds chill as DOT cites icy roads with light rain and snow. Sunday brings mostly cloudy, cold skies and scattered light snow across western and southern regions.
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Midwest
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Wisconsin migrant camps face new disclosure rules
Wisconsin migrant labor camps must provide state with information on workers compensation wage records and recruitment plans before certification this year. The change adds to housing standards and applies to camps housing six or more migrants, with about 6,500 workers in 180 certified camps last year and an expected 7,000 this year amid cucumber crop growth.
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Nixon China trip eases cold war tensions says Yale expert
Yale analyst Thomas P. Bernstein called Nixon's China visit a masterstroke in diplomacy, erasing 1950s bitterness and pressuring Russia to cooperate. He spoke at a Yale Association of Wisconsin event noting improved U S Russian ties and strained Japan Indian relations.
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Menominee Trust Deliberates on Reservation Bill
The Menominee Voting Trust halted a blanket endorsement of a Congress measure to restore the tribe to reservation status while signaling support for restoring Menominee County to reservation status. The group asks for time to study potential bill effects and tabled a motion on Legend Lake contract renewal.
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Strikes Paralyze Northern Ireland in Protest Over British Takeover
Thousands of Protestant workers walk out paralyzing Ulster as banks, trains, and flights halt. IRA guerrilla activity declines amid bombings in Belfast and calls to restore Stormont. William Craig leads mass rally urging renewed powers for London rule.
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Beard collapses during ITT hearing in Denver
Dita D. Beard linked the White House to ITT during a Senate Judiciary Committee room hearing when she collapsed in bed from chest pains. Doctors said she suffers severe chest and arm pain and rests comfortably hours later. The hearing adjourned temporarily as the committee weighs reopening Kleindienst’s nomination amid Anderson’s charge of a $600000 White House inquiry.
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Boyle trial continues for UMW leaders over campaign funds
United Mine Workers President W A Boyle and two officials must press on with their trial in Washington for conspiracy and illegal union fund contributions. Judge Charles Richey denied acquittal motions, citing sufficient government proof as documents were reviewed.
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Boyle
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James Kmetz
Hartke quits race endorses Humphrey in Wisconsin primary
Indiana senator Vance Hartke ends his three month presidential bid and backs Hubert Humphrey at a Milwaukee labor union meeting. McGovern and Muskie campaigned in Wisconsin amid polls showing Humphrey with a slight lead. Hartke said money shortages ended his campaign, name still on ballots in several states.
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Nationalization urged as Mujib backs economic overhaul
In a nationwide broadcast Mujibur Rahman announced plans to nationalize major industries and later seize foreign trade and internal transport services to rebuild Bangladesh’s economy. He vowed a forthcoming revolutionary labor policy but provided few specifics.
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