Punishment Out For Pueblo Crew
Navy Secretary John H. Chafee ruled out punishment for all Pueblo crew members after a lengthy inquiry urged court martial for skipper Lloyd Bucher and Lt. Stephen Harris. He said the sailors suffered enough under North Korean captivity and dismissed all charges while preserving no further legal action.
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Washington
Navy
John H. Chafee
U.S
North Korea
Lloyd Bucher
Chafee
Pueblo
Navy Court of Inquiry
Cmdr
Bucher
Stephen R. Harris
Harris
Melrose
Mass
No. 2
Monroe MEA honors five retiring teachers at banquet
Five Monroe teachers totaling 145 years of service were honored at the Monroe Education Association spring banquet held at Monroe High School. Board president Rodney Kittelson urged stronger support for education as tributes, poems, and musical numbers celebrated the retirees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe School
Nell Cunningham
Alice Livingston
Bessie Houser
Hazel Huffman
Lenoir Ainsworth
Times
Monroe
Board of Education
Monroe High School
Monroe Education Association
Rodney O. Kittelson
Helen Rehmstedt
MBA
Maynard Heins
James Gordee
Allan Holtshopple
Nancy Faith
Nancy Spoerry
Ruth Darling
Ainsworth
South Dakota
Cunningham
South School
Edgerton
Stang Speaks To 150 Persons At TRAIN Committee Meeting
Alan Stang addressed about 150 attendees at the TRAIN Committee meeting in Green County Agriculture Building. He tied the 1912 start to a claimed Communist takeover and urged that Marxist influence extends beyond the Communist Party, naming figures and groups in a broader conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Edward Mandal House
Alan Stang
Green County Agriculture
Stang
Don Fairman
John Birch Society
House
Marx
Fabian Society
Britain
Minimum Wage Bill Is Boosted to $2 An Hour
Senate and House labor leaders express support for a bill raising the minimum wage to $2 per hour and extending coverage to all but 500,000 workers. The reform would include farm workers and for the first time hospital employees taxi drivers retail and service workers. Existing 1966 covered workers would jump to $2 immediately with others reaching $2 by February 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Dn.j
Senate Labor
Timm Appoints Appeals Group
Mayor Ray Timm appointed five of six members to the Board of Appeals at a city council meeting. The named appointees are Bruce Timm, Lloyd Iverson, Burt Coplien, Loren Sutherland, and Dean Peterson. The remaining vacancy awaits confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Ray Timm
Board of Appeals
Bruce Timm
Lloyd Iverson
Burt Coplien
Loren Sutherland
Dean Peterson
4Th Street
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Lyle Smith
Thostenson Tree Service
Janish Roofing Co
Janesville
Smith
John Wish
First Ward
John Andrews
3Rd Ave
Frank Garwell
Park Commission
Fifth Graders Launch Weather Balloon Study at School
Lincoln School fifth graders launch balloons at Monroe Airport to study wind, air pressure, and weather forecasting. Students conduct reports and experiments with meteorology, aided by the weather bureau and a single supplier, awaiting returned addressed letters with findings from balloon finders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Monroe Airport
Donna Bahler
Virgil Leopold
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
UW Students Assist in Monroe School Concert Program
Monroe Junior High and Monroe High School choruses present a spring concert on Wednesday May 7 in the Junior High Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. University of Wisconsin instrumentalists will accompany the 85 voice mixed chorus and women’s choruses perform sacred and secular works from Handel to Bach along with show tunes and folk songs. The program includes Holy Holy Holy Ave Verum This Land Is Your Land Sunrise Sunrise Little Bird Little Bird Moon River and more with harpsichord and string ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Junior High School
Monroe High School
Maynard Heins
Jack Close
University of Wisconsin
Utrecht
G. F. Handel
Mozart
Land
Woody Guthrie
Country
al Jacobs
Cirons
Handel
Becky Chapman
Mister Moon
Soeur Lourie
Albany To Be Scouting Host For Valley Camporee
Albany Boy Scout Troop hosts the Valley District Camporee of the U S Grant Council May 9 11 in the Albany Wildlife area. Over 200 scouts participate with campfire reveille flag raising demonstrations lashings packing fires edible plants fishing and canoeing. Nicolas Leutenegger chairs the event and awards are given Sunday morning after campsite inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Boy Scout
Valley District
U. S. Grant Council
Albany Wildlife Area
Milk Price Hike Hits Chicago Dairies As Wages Rise
Milk prices rose at Hawthorn Mellody Farms Borden s and Deans in Chicago on Monday. A 14 cent quart increase follows a $17 weekly pay raise for 1 000 inside workers at dairies tied to the Associated Milk Dealers bargaining group. A 3 to 4 cent half gallon rise was forecast. current prices run about 59 cents in chain stores and 62 to 63 cents in independent shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dairies
Hawthorn
Mellody Farms
Borden’s
Dean’s
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Mt. Horeb
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Walter Babula
Monica Herzberger
John Deininger
Tim Neuberger
Pam Bulholzer
Madison
Mifflin Street
Miami
Cuba
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Dullas
No. 1
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
West Clarno School
New Glarus
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Juda
Myron Jeglum
Glenn Thompson
Cooperative Educational Service Agency 15
Cesa 15
West Clarno
Northside
Green County Forestry Education Center Inc
Jeglum
Tom Keegan
Tom Daley
Richard Denny
Jim Huntoon
Don Stricker
Allen Reed
George Hartman
Timm
Jackie
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Jacqueline Onassis
John
Palisades Amusement Park
Jon Share
Kim Smith
Julee Leuenberger
Linda Goecke
Mike Schmid
Keith Kubly
Ronald Johnson
Jay Goebel
Steve Frembgen
Alice Scherer
Carol Haefer
Joe Teehan
Brian Schilt
Judy Winzenried
Libby Karlen
Ruth Garland
Sharon Batty
Pam Holmes
Ann Ableman
Gail Sanders
Tamara Ostby
Brian Hefty
John Ward
Mark Niffenegger
Randy Marohl
Chip Power
Mark Jones
Greg Artz
Paul Kamstra
Mark Marti
Sue Brunner
Chandra Disch
Dale Kubley
Steven Schevager
Dan Dalton
Gregg Swenson
Dennis Dalton
Julie Dittmer
Linda Zimmerman
Louise Viney
Susan Bisegger
Paul Haur
Dick Mulhall
Theresa Beverley
Debbie Nelson
Ricky Wainwright
Elaina
Deborah Krauss
Franz Schubert
St. Mary’s
Henry Mancini
Johnny Mercer
J. S. Bach
Bach
Nicolas Leutenegger
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