Badger Camp Plans 1971 Summer Sessions at Wyalusing Park
Wisconsin Badger Camp repeats a summer program for mentally retarded youth at Wyalusing State Park near Prairie du Chien. Three one week sessions run August 1 to 21 for ages 7 to 16 and 17 plus, with 70 campers per session. Applications due May 24. blanks from Wayne Stroessner or Mrs. Robert Kingdon, Monroe.
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Wisconsin Badger Camp
Wyalusing State Park
Prairie du Chien
Wayne Stroessner
Robert Kingdon
Monroe
Monroe Pool Season Ticket Sale Announced
The Monroe Park and Recreation Department announces two Saturdays May 15 and 22 for selling season tickets at the Monroe Community Center City Hall from 9 a.m. to noon. Prices: Family 15, adult 7, high school 6, and grade students and younger 5. Passes are non transferable and require ID on use. Open swim begins 1 p.m. June 6.
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Monroe Park and Recreation Department
Monroe Municipal
Monroe Community Center
City Hall
Ron Barribeau
Increases in Postal Rates Take Effect Sunday May 16
Postmaster R J Myers announced that most U S postage rates rise on Sunday May 16 as the Postal Service moves toward self sufficiency under the Postal Reorganization Act. First class letters go 6 to 8 cents per ounce. airmail letters 10 to 11 cents. post cards 5 to 6 cents. airmail post cards 8 to 9 cents.
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R. J. Myers
United States Postal Service
Myers
Congress
Johnson
Nixon
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Parcel Post
Egypt Presses Israeli Withdrawal Before Suez Canal Open
Sadat reported to Egypt's Arab Socialist Union that Egypt will reopen the Suez Canal only after Israel withdraws 115 miles from the canal and agrees within six months to a timetable for full withdrawal from occupied Arab lands. He said Israel must cross to the east bank to ensure safe navigation, while study of canal use would occur within political organizations.
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Egypt
William P. Rogers
Suez Canal
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Rogers
el Arish
U.N. Mideast
Gunar V. Jarring
Middle East
Tel Aviv
East Bank
Bar-Lev
Joseph Sisco
Cairo
Sisco
Egypt Israel canal talks hinge on partial pullback guarantee
Egypt would secure passage for Israeli ships with assurances that Egyptian forces do not cross the canal. Israel would not abandon key points but could discuss interim or full settlements with Parliament endorsement. In London AP report, Ron Best burned his bungalow during his daughter Christine’s wedding preparations, destroying her trousseau and delaying the couple’s honeymoon.
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Egypt
Israel
London
Ron Best
Dorset
Christine
Alan Chivers
Best
Trousseau
Alan
Directors of Gutted Davis Cheese Factory Meet Today
Directors of the Davis Cheese Co. in rural Browntown met after a Monday fire gutted the plant. Damage amount and cause unknown. about 2,000 pounds of Swiss cheese a day produced previously. Milk from Davis patrons diverted to Spec factory, Green County Cheese Co-op, and Jaggi's Jefferson Center Co-op Cheese Factory.
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Gutted Davis Cheese Factory
Davis Cheese Co
Browntown
Davis
Spec
James Curran
Green County Cheese Co-op
Werner Zimmerman Jr Jr
Monroe
Jaggi
Jefferson Center
Twin Grove
Balloon Weather Project Spans Four States
Lincoln School fifth graders report 41 balloon replies from 120 released Monday at Monroe Airport. Balloons were found across Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee with Pulaski Tennessee the farthest at about 550 miles. Students map locations and record speed distance and direction for a weather study while letters tell of town and school encounters.
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Lincoln School
Monroe
Pulaski
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Illinois
Spring Concert by Monroe Senior High School Bands
The Concert and Symphonic Bands of Monroe Senior High School present their annual Spring Concert Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Senior High Gym. Tickets at the door or from band members. Program includes Vaughan Williams Mozart Handel Berlioz Holst Shostakovich and others. The Allan F. Barnard MVP Award will be given to the outstanding Symphonic Band member.
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Monroe Senior High School
Vaughan Williams
Mozart, Handel
Berlioz, Holst
Shostakovich
Allan F. Barnard
First Tenants Move Into Albany Housing Authority Homes
The Albany Housing Authority announces the first tenants Mae Thornton and Helena Graves signed leases May 10 for the low rent apartments. An open house is set for June 27 from 1 to 7 p.m. Residents Gaulke manage the site. Applications available by phone 862-3423 or P.O. Box 329 Albany.
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Albany Housing Authority
Mae Thornton
Lewis
Helena) Graves
Robert Gaulke
P.O. Box
Albany
Housing Authority
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Golden Eagles Born in Captivity at Topeka Zoo
The Associated Press report notes the birth of two American golden eagles at the Topeka Zoo in Kansas, potentially the first captive birth of the species. In Wyoming, Dr. Oliver Scott says most bald eagles wintering in Jackson Canyon were killed, likely by poison used against predators.
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Kansas
Wyoming
Topeka Zoo
Casper
Wyo
Oliver Scott
Audubon Society
Jackson Canyon
Demonstrations Cost DC Millions, Park Service Big Outlay
Washington officials estimate anti-war protests over the last two weeks cost the District of Columbia about 2.5 million dollars and the Park Service more than 500 thousand. Deputy Mayor Graham Watt said Congress would be asked to cover the bill, noting most expenses came from police overtime.
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Washington
District of Columbia
U. S. Park Service
Graham W. Watt
Congress
Recycling Drive Again Nears Success At Kundert Station
The Kiwanis Club Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts report a solid fourth Saturday bottle and can pickup at Kundert Deep Rock Station with about eight large bags collected by local children in a three block area. Plans to continue the project are underway with public cooperation requested to sustain the program.
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Kundert Deep Rock
Kiwanis Club
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Kathy
Billy
Jim
Cheryl
William A. Niederberger
Renee
Defector Accuses Hanoi of Brutal POW Interrogations
Saigon defector Dr Dang Tan says North Vietnam subjects American prisoners to brutal interrogation and brainwashing for propaganda. He cites prisoners paraded in Hanoi and other cities as part of the system to win over POW minds. Nixon seeks $100 million more for cancer fight and urges quick Congress action.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Dang Tan
Communist Party
North
Tan
South Vietnam
Central Committee
Washington
Nixon
House
Congress
Twenty Five Homemakers Honored at Green County Tea
Twenty five year members of the Green County Homemakers Extension were honored at a Recognition Tea at St. John's United Church of Christ in May. Mrs. Frank Bloom presented 25 year pins to members from Albany Blanchardville Monroe Monticello and Montgomery Chesebro with multiple named honorees from each area.
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Green County
Frank Bloom
Albany
Earl McCulley
May Thornton
Blanchardville
Robert L. Johnson
Brodhead
Arthur Brabaum
Browntown
Oscar
Nybroten
Jacob Teuscher
Monroe
Virgil Brunkow
John Chambers
Roy Feldt
Frank Fritsch
Walter Kuebli
Stanley Mauerman
Milo Miller
Willard Mauerman
Edward Ruff
Thomas Schuetz
Arley Ausmus
Eugene Meier
Carl Liedschlag
Monticello
Jacob Wittenwyler
Jacob Disch
James Pierce
Fred Meyers
Fred Moser
Velma Updike
Thomas Voegeli
Montgomery Chesebro
Protests Prompt House Committee Probes Inmates
Washington AP reports antiwar demonstrators detained last week were questioned in their cells by House Internal Security Committee investigators seeking subversive influence. A committee spokesman said six or seven staff members may have interviewed hundreds of young people.
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Washington
House
Internal Security Committee
Officials claim irregular interviews during questioning
Awaiting trial officials report that no lawyers were present during questioning. A spokesman for the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice, sponsor of the demonstrations, calls the interviews blatantly irregular if not illegal.
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People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Will Filibuster Draft Bill Stall Southeast Asia Policy
AP reports critics seize on the draft as leverage to block renewal of the Selective Service past June 30. Senate Leader Mike Mansfield says debate will stretch weeks and may occupy the Senate through spring. He opposes the draft but insists proceedings proceed as fast as possible despite setbacks.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
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