Rogers in Rome on Last Leg of Trip
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Rome after a Middle East peace mission he said had produced some narrowing of the gap between Arabs and Israelis. He flew in from Tel Aviv.
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Rogers
Rome
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Israel
Giuseppe Saragat
Emilio Colombo
Aldo Moro
Pope Paul VI
Washington
Nixon
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sisco
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Suez
Jerusalem
Abba Eban
SEATO
London
Paris
Ankara
Green County Homemakers plan new year activities
The Green County Extension Homemakers Board met in Monticello with 35 members. New president Mrs Monty Chesebro outlined center chairmen and committee posts for the coming year. Plans included events, a 25 year members recognition May 11, and a Wisconsin Center meeting June 15. A Dairy Bake-off and RAP Center volunteers were also announced along with health and education initiatives.
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Alois Mayer
Green County Homemaker’s Extension
Zwingli United Church of Christ, Monticello
Monty Chesebro
Center
Attic
Wm. Schultz
Charles Phillips
Brodhead
Willis Riemer
Carlyle Porterfield
Browntown
Larry Bidlingmaier
Laurence Buetzer
Juda
Russell Austin
Roger Brugger
Monroe I
Robert Stauffer
Keith Baumeister
Monroe II
Newell Smith
Fred Ward
Monroe IV
Norman Ritschard
Tom Smith
Monticello
Milford Updike
Harvey Elmer
New Glarus
Roger Bright
New Glarus II
Homer Hendrickson
Vernus Cassidy
Avery Yost
Lawrence Raymer
Monroe
Harold Trumpy
South Wayne
Albert Nyhns
Blanchardville
Irvin Phillips
Eugene Stuckey
Dean Signer
Arthur Krebs
Roy Rufer
John Hillbrand
Robert Faith
David Seeholzer
Albert Preuti
Albany
Walter Douglas
Don Witt
Roger Stauffacher
Erwin Rufener
Argyle
Ralph Bridge
St. John’s
Donald Witt
RAP
Mental Health Assn
Special Activities Committee
Selma Wunschel
New Minister Accepts Call to First Baptist Church Here
Rev. Pearlie Conley Jr. of Watertown accepts the pastorate at Monroe's First Baptist Church and begins ministry May 2 with sermons on The Church's Goals and Pastor and People. Born in Knox Indiana he earned theology credentials and BA, has served as youth minister and interim pastor at multiple churches with a family of three children.
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Pearlie Conley Jr
Watertown
First Baptist Church
Monroe
Rev. Conley
Knox
Ind
Baptist Bible College
Springfield
Ravenswood Baptist Church
Chicago
Ill
Pillsbury Baptist Bible College
Owatonna
Minn
Maranatha Baptist Bible College
Conley
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Truman
Bond Denial Keeps Leslie Bacon in Seattle Jail
Federal judge denies a third bid to lower Leslie Bacon's $100,000 bond as a grand jury hearing she testifies before recesses until Wednesday. Her lawyers also seek to quash a subpoena making her a material witness in the Capitol bombing case. Bacon, 19, from Atherton California, had earlier bail reductions denied in Seattle and Washington.
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Seattle
Leslie Bacon
Miss Bacon
Washington, D.C
U.S. Capitol
U.S
George Boldt
Atherton
Calif
Boldt
Washington
AP News In Brief Summary Collage
AP reports include an Eau Claire case where a coed cannot be named under Wisconsin law. Capp defends himself amid threats and vandalism. Moscow launches eight satellites on a single carrier rocket as part of Cosmos top secret space program. Miami Beach union leader laments hot pants hurting small fashion houses amid industry disarray with multiple dress lengths. Common Market currencies float suggested. Giscard d Estaing warns against a concerted float as not plausible.
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Wisconsin
Capp
Boston
Alvin Hockberg
Revolutionary Left
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis Stulberg
Afl-Cio International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Stulberg
Valery Giscard d‘Estaing
Capp charged with morals offense in campus speech clash
Cartoons veteran Al Capp faced charges of sodomy attempted adultery and indecent exposure in a deemed morals offense involving a 20 year old coed. District Attorney Lawrence W Durning said a warrant named Alfred G Kaplin 61 of Cambridge Mass who draws Li l Abner under Capp.
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Eau Claire
Wis
al Capp
Dist. Atty
Lawrence W. Durning
Thomas Barland
Capp
Alfred G. Kaplin
Cambridge
Mass
Cap
Win-the-War Advocates March in Washington
The Rev Carl McIntire leads his third win the war march in Washington with a Pennsylvania Avenue parade to the Washington Monument for speeches at 2 PM. Thousands travel by bus and car while allied leaders from Nationalist China and Vietnam plan to send messages and political figures announce via remote link.
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Washington
Carl McIntire
Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
McIntire
Capitol
Henry Campbell
Dexter
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chung Hee Park
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Dallas
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Collingswood
N.J
Peggy Tackett Named Member of Wisconsin Honors Band
Peggy Tackett of Monroe High School is named a member of the 1971 72 Wisconsin High School Honors Band. The junior clarinetist also plays flat clarinet and participates in the Clarinet Choir Woodwind Quintet and Pep Band. The Honors Band will rehearse at Green Lake June 12 to 19 with a Madison state convention concert upcoming. Dr. Frank Bencriscutto directs the 1971 72 Honors Band.
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Monroe High School
Peggy Tackett
Homer Tackett
9Th St
Peggy
Wisconsin School Music Association
Green Lake
Madison
Frank Bencriscutto
Bencriscutto
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Soviet Union
Church Women United Installs Green County Officers
Mrs. Roger Blanc of Monroe new president of Church Women United of Green County installed during May Fellowship Day at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown. New officers include Mrs. Donald Rutsch vice president and Mrs. L M Johnson secretary for two years.
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Roger Blanc
Monroe
Church Women United of
Green County
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Donald Rutsch
L. M. Johnson
Frank Stiles
Dale Hanaman
Clarno Staver
Blanc
Robert Preston
Juda
Will Meinhert
Brodhead
Stiles
Paul Olm
Appleton
Ray Wargler
New Glarus
Alvin C. Rabehl
Gerald Disch
Clarno Zion
Wisconsin
Church Women United
Wichita Falls
Kan
Kansas
R. Brigham Wheelock
Peace Church
Jesus
M. W. Miller
Sue Hughes
Melvin Roehrdanz
Viet Cong ambushes strike during ceasefires in Vietnam
Communist forces staged two ambushes on U S and South Vietnamese patrols as ceasefires began for Buddha's birthday. Four Americans and two South Vietnamese were killed, five Americans and three South Vietnamese wounded. One American mine incident caused three more casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Central Coastal Plain
Bong Son
U.S. 173Rd Airborne
European finance chiefs clash over monetary crisis solution
In Brussels the West German economics minister Karl Schiller and French finance chief debated how to address the international monetary crisis fueled by an influx of U S dollars into Europe. They differed on method and approach.
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Brussels
U.S
Europe
Karl Schiller
Lawmaker Proposes Tax Credits for Private School Parents
Wisconsin state Rep. Kenneth Merkel introduced a state constitutional amendment to allow private and parochial school parents to claim tax credits. The plan would reduce a school district's net operating costs by 15 percent for the first child, 10 percent for the second, and 5 percent for each additional child.
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Madison
Wis
Kenneth Merkel
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