Lucey asks liquor interests to work out beer license agreement
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey instructed liquor interests to negotiate an agreement on beer bar liquor licenses, with his office reviewing any deal and possibly including it in a special session call. Legislature plans to return July 11 to act on vetoes and appointments. The Navy refused public hearings on Project Sanguine in Wisconsin, citing extensive briefings and minimal environmental impact.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Allen Williams
Lucey
Washington
Navy
Wisconsin
Robert Frosch
Gaylord Nelson
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Clam Lake
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Asome Navy
Texas
Wisconsin President Weaver declines $4500 pay rise
Madison AP Wisconsin President John C Weaver rejected a 4500 salary increase from the Board, saying it would not serve the university’s best interests amid criticism of a deferred pay plan. Regents approved a rise for UW Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch to 33800.
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Elroy Hirsch
Madison Area Dump Allowed to Operate Three Months
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on Friday let Cornell city dump continue for three months while Chippewa County facility closure stands. The order requires moving to a sanitary landfill with daily cover and burning restrictions. The DNR cited open dumping and frequent rubbish burning near open water as rationale for not renewing the license.
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Chippewa County
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Circus World Museum Opens Season Under Big Top
In Madison AP reports Circus World Museum began its season with a 2000 seat big top, director C. P. Chappie Fox noting it doubles the capacity of the former tent.
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Madison
Circus World Museum
C. P. “Chappie” Fox
UW Madison Board OKs $80 Million Health Sciences Center
The UW Madison Board of Regents unanimously approved an $80 million Center for Health Sciences on campus after failing to secure federal backing for a $200 million plan. Savings may come from continuing use of many current facilities at University Hospitals, Shain said, rather than relocating all operations.
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Regents
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University Hospitals
Shain
Nelson proposes national environmental information center
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin unveiled a plan for a national environmental information center to answer citizen questions with actionable guidance. He noted at least 15,000 weekly letters request such help, criticized generic agency pamphlets, and said engaged citizens are the backbone of the movement during remarks at the Wisconsin Izaak Walton League convention.
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Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Earth Day
Wisconsin
Izaak Walton League
Peabody presses for VP bid in Wisconsin trip
Former Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody swept into Madison seeking delegate support for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He met Governor Lucey, spoke at the Capitol and the University of Wisconsin, and warned that continued bombing in Southeast Asia could provoke spontaneous demonstrations that cripple the nation. He claimed 85 percent of New Hampshire primary ballots for vice president and said his run protests the presidential nominee selecting the running mate.
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Endicott Peabody
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Patrick J Lucey
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South Vietnam
New Hampshire
Hijacker flees jungle after long Eastern Air Lines stunt
A skyjacker bailed out over a Mexican jungle from an Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727 after hijacking began Friday in Pennsylvania. The plane later landed in Merida with the crew safe and passengers released in Washington. FBI fingerprints pursue identification of the 45 year old Vietnam veteran.
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New Orleans
Hijacker Forces Western Airlines Jet to Cuba
A pistol wielding hijacker seized a Western Airlines 737 with 61 aboard en route from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. The plane diverted to Havana via Dallas and Tampa after stops in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, with the man claiming antiwar aims as he threatened U.S. actions in Indochina. Officials say only one person may have been actively involved, while several passengers left the aircraft at various points.
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Los Angeles
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North Vietnam
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Pleiku Braces as Viet Cong Attack Hits Brigade HQ
AP dispatch from Fire Base 42 reports enemy troops using tear gas rockets and mortars to wreck the Pleiku defense command post on Highway 14. About 100 casualties reported, with over 25 killed. An American adviser among the dead. White House accuses Communist negotiators of bad faith as Kissinger conducts secret talks in Paris.
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Pleiku
Associated Press
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Paris
Strong winds and rain lash Monroe area
Overnight storm brings heavy rain and wind with scattered fallen trees reported. Monroe sewage plant recorded 38 inches of rain from Friday night to Saturday morning, with additional half inch between Monroe and Monticello. Water stands in fields, temperatures around 56 degrees with thunder and lightning evolving through midnight.
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Monroe
Monticello
Monroe Lions Light Bulb Sale Kickoff in Monore and Browntown
The Monroe Lions Club schedules its annual Light Bulb Sale to support the Lions Foundation for the visually handicapped. Teams will pick up bulbs at 5:30 p.m. at Rufenacht's Bulk Plant before selling 1320 bags plus case lots to firms. Each package includes a coupon for a free bulb from Wisconsin Power and Light. Rolland E. Karlen chairs the sale with a long committee. multiple teams from Monroe and Browntown Lions Clubs participate, with proceeds aiding the Camp for the Visually handicapped at Rosholt Wisconsin.
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Merle Monahan
Harold Rufenacht
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Franz Rastbaumweiser
Joe Rast
Ray Hughes
Clarence Franklin
Ned Walker
Argyle
Blanchardville Lions Clubs
Rosholt
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Swiss dollars promotion sparks countywide sales drive
A Cheese Days Inc promotion offers Swiss dollars for a quarter, redeemable at participating county businesses. James Driver and George Wells handle limited edition rolls under Monroe police observation, while Leo Hauri and Leland Weber oversee the display as collectors rush to secure keepsakes. The fundraiser aims to support the festival without monetary contributions this year.
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