Pentagon ends heavy air strikes on North Vietnam
The Pentagon announced an end to reinforced protective reaction strikes against North Vietnamese missile and antiaircraft sites, with a warning raids may resume if needed. Daniel Z. Henkin said the missions knocked out facilities threatening unarmed U S reconnaissance planes. Campus papers planned a nationwide student strike over Cambodia actions and North Vietnam bombing, with Princeton Penn Sarah Lawrence Bryn Mawr among campuses already striking.
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Pentagon
U.S
Daniel Z. Henkin
Henkin
Nixon
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Sarah Lawrence
Bryn Maw
Notre Dame
Brandeis University
Stanford
George Washington University
Guardsmen Withdraw from New Haven Rally Without Action
About 2500 National Guardsmen were ordered home from New Haven after a weekend rally in support of the Black Panthers. They began leaving Sunday night as the last demonstrators also dispersed without incident.
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New Haven
Arson Riot Trial for H. Rap Brown Delayed by Missing Defendant
In Ellicott City Maryland the arson riot case against H. Rap Brown was to resume but Brown remains missing. Defense counsel William M Kunstler says Brown was last heard from March 8 with no certainty he will appear or even be alive.
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Ellicott City
H. Rap Brown
William M. Kunstler
Brown
New York
Wallace Seeks Alabama Governorship and Ohio Senate Primary
Wallace faces a tight Alabama governor race with possible turnout impact from black voters. A star-studded Ohio Senate primary adds national stakes as Democrats clash and a GOP boost from Texas margins looms in Yarborough-Bentsen contest.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ohio
Wallace
Albert Brewer
Senate
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
GOP
Congress pressured to overhaul five year old immigration law
AAP report notes mounting congressional push for broad changes to a five year old immigration policy law. Protests from allies Canada Mexico and Ireland cite red tape and failures. A House subcommittee member proposes lifting current immigration limits on Canada and Mexico.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ireland
House
Antique Show Crowds Monroe Kiwanis Event
The 15th annual Monroe Kiwanis Club Antique Show and Sale at Turner Hall drew the largest crowd in history and featured standout merchandise. Organizers Harold and Mrs. Grunewald, long-time managers, announced plans to slow down while continuing related antiques work and judging duties.
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Harold H. Gruenwald
Elkhorn
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Turner Hall
Harold H. Grunewald
Grunewald
Grunewalds
Harold Grunewald
Waterford
Racine County
Appleton
Madison
Mr. Grunewald
Harold R. Evanston
Ill
Galena
Europe
Jane
Lake Shore Bank
Chicago
Monroe
Scout Cookies Arrive in Monroe After Truck Strike
Mrs. Thomas Hartwig Monroe Girl Scout cookie chairman says cookies delayed by a truck strike have arrived and were taken to the John Deery Pontiac Garage on Highway 11 West. Troop cookie chairmen will pick them up and home deliveries start tonight.
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Thomas Hartwig
Monroe
Girl Scout
John Deery
Pontiac
Highway 11 West
Kellett Reform Bill to Be Audited at Monroe High
Jean McNeary of Madison will outline Governor's Commission on Education recommendations at Monroe High School Lecture Hall. The meeting starts 8 p.m. on Wednesday and a take home opinionnaire will let citizens submit ideas to the commission office.
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Jean McNeary
Madison
Governor’s Commission On Education
Rodney O. Kittleson
Citizen’s Forum
Monroe High School
Governor's Commission
Commission
Teamsters Divided on Strike Across Nation
Union members are split over ending a wildcat trucking strike. Cleveland drivers voted 951 to 378 to return to work, Akron and St Louis kept striking, while Los Angeles dissidents rejected a tentative contract. Violence flared in St Louis and Cleveland as shipments were blocked.
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Teamsters
Los Angeles
St. Louis Teamsters
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
Teamsters Local
St. Louis
Consolidated Freightways
U S And Saigon Plan New Offensives Into Cambodia
American and South Vietnamese forces prepare further assaults into Cambodia to target remaining North Vietnamese and Viet Cong base camps along the border. Secretary Laird had pledged attacks on sanctuaries, as tanks and APCs press into Indochina clearing villages and uprooting trees.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U. S
Indochina
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Charles Ryan
U. S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U. S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Barefoot In The Park Draws Big Crowds For Badger Camp
The 3 act Neil Simon comedy Barefoot In The Park drew over 1,000 attendees across Saturday and Sunday performances at Monroe Junior High School Auditorium. Proceeds totaling about 475 dollars plus prior gifts will fund the Wisconsin Badger Camp For the Retarded and Handicapped, with checks presented to Badger Camp board members and remarks by Mrs. Robert Kingdon.
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Don Cecil
Monroe
Monroe Civil Defense Unit
CD Group
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Badger
Woman’s Club of
Jim
Gloria) Hendrickson
Frank Venturelli
J. T
Duke) Etter
Charles Fox
Paul Bratter
Neil Simon
Corie Bratter
F. S
Nedra) Santiago
Monroe Park and Recreation
Nedra Santiago
Jack
Cody) Murray
Corie
Jack Close
Victor Valasco
Madison
Robert Kingdon
Badger Camp Board
Dennis Hunt
John Norton
Woman's Club
Santiago
Murray
Ray Kubly Jr
Stoughton Leader Edwin Bryant Named Wisconsin Man of the Year
Edwin E. Bryant of Stoughton has been chosen Wisconsin Small Business Man of the Year by Bank of Milwaukee Trust Co and Whitefish Bay Bank and Trust. The awards breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday features Gov. Warren P. Knowles as speaker. Bryant, founder and longtime Nelson Muffler Corp. chairman, also leads NEFCO Filter Corp. and has lived in Stoughton since 1939.
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Edwin E. Bryant
Nelson Muffler Corp
Stoughton
Wisconsin
Bank of Milwaukee Trust Co
Whitefish Bay Bank and Trust
Warren P. Knowles
Bryant
Nefco Filter Corp
Muffler
Loyalty Day Observance By VFW Post 2312
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2312 held a Loyalty Day flag lowering ceremony on the Court House lawn with about 200 spectators. Werner Marti led the retreat, with bugler and firing squad. Mrs. Melvin Gable presided at the pledge. A Loyalty Day dinner followed for about 50 attendees with speeches by State Senator Gordon Roseleip and others.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Court House
Gar
Werner Marti
Melvin Gable Pres
VFW
Fred Felder
Wilbur E. Deininger
Green County Service
Milton
Jerry Hicks
Kenosha
Military Order of Cooties
Steiner
Joe Will
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Peggy Schmid
Kenneth Schmid
Gordon
Roseleip
Mmes
Waldo Rufer
Robert Kessler
James Schmerse
Lori Kubly
Jackie Felder
Kathy Doyle
U.S. Navy
Court of Honor
Tom Oostdik
Chris Humbel
Kevin Monahan
Robin VanWagenen
Chris Janke
Jane Ritschard
Sue Mayer
Greg Smith
Sandra Smith
Larry Beer
Diane Weiss
Harry McGuire
Darlene Burroughs
King Bill Mulhall
Geremy Wilson
Larry Leopold
Wilfred Klippel
Richard Carrol
Susan Johnson
Linda Heikes
Alan Stauffacher
Ronald Roberts
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Steve Mitschele
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