Senate reviews cancer bill amid Nixon plan hearings
A Senate subcommittee defers approval of Sen Edward Kennedys cancer bill to study President Nixons new plan. Democrats say the Nixon proposal lacks adequate funding and administrative reform to fully back a cure effort. In New York Lyndon Johnson recalls Kosygins 1967 hot line warning during the Arab-Israeli conflict. Johnson says he moved the 6th Fleet closer to Syria as a show of readiness.
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Senate
Nixon
Senate Health Subcommittee
Edward M. Kennedy
Kenoa
New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Johnson
U.S. 6Th Fleet
United States of America
Wisconsin open meeting law hike faces opposition
Malin Wis a clash of lawyers legislators and officials opposition to a Senate Judiciary Committee amendment to Wisconsin open meeting law. The bill would redefine a meeting as a gathering of officials with intent to discuss or transact public business.
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Maliun
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
William Rice
University of Wisconsin Law School
Wisconsin Civil Liberties Union
Rice
Subsidy Programimplements housing loans face stiff limits
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board says conservative lending in the savings and loan industry has blocked many moderate income Americans from subsidized home loans. Since the board announced changes last week, many would be buyers rushed to obtain reduced monthly payments but were turned away by lenders lacking the program or information.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Powerful Turkey quake Devastates Burdur Town and Surrounding Areas
An earthquake rocked Burdur and nearby villages in southern Turkey, killing at least 58 people and injuring hundreds. About 70 percent of Burdur’s 20 000 residents live in structures destroyed or heavily damaged. Reports from outlying areas remain unconfirmed. The Kandilli Observatory notes quakes in February ranged from 6.0 to 6.5.
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Ankara
Turkey
Burdur
Nanasack
Kandilli
Los Angeles
Double Bottom Truck Bill Advances in Minnesota Senate
The Senate Highways Committee approved the controversial double bottom truck bill 12-5, marking the first committee approval. The measure would allow 65 foot double trailer trucks on four lane highways, with Minnesota and Wisconsin as the only Midwest states banning twin-trailer rigs.
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ST. Paul
Walsh Wins National Collegiate Oratory Contest
David J. Walsh of Loras College Dubuque Iowa won first place gold at the National Oratory Contest in Omaha Nebraska leading a field of 31 finalists. He criticized the Jungle of Judgements Made by Whirling Computers and called for better judgment and accountability in machine aided research.
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Monroe Loras College
Dubuque
Iowa
David J. Walsh
James P. Walsh
Omaha
Neb
Walsh
Harold Stassen
Robert LaFollette Sr
Wisconsin
William Jennings Bryant
Vaughn Gayman
Preview of St. Clare Hospital Addition Opens to Press
A Monday press preview showcased the six story St. Clare Hospital expansion. The first four floors will open September first with the top floors by early 1972 bringing bed capacity to 350. The new wing includes 18 X-ray rooms labs radiators and nurse speaker systems plus a pneumatic tube network.
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PY Wauaek
St. Clare
Safeteria
Vayo
Supervisors Study Hospital and Nursing Home Expenditures
Green County Supervisors debate funding for a $700,000 mental hospital and Pleasant View Nursing Home addition. A 30 day tabling failed, then a $700,000 borrowing motion lost, and a building committee plan was approved for a June presentation.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Hospital Building Committee
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Allan Barnard
Amos Johnson
New Glarus
Edward Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Building Committee
Pleasant View
County Mental Hospital
Johnson
Green County
Special Hospital Building Committee
Mrs. Ray A. Young 81 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Ray A. Young born Lillian Karlen in Monroe June 12 1889 died at 10 20 p m Tuesday May 11 at home 2102 11th St following a long illness She was linked to Swiss colonists Green County cheese industry and Monroe business history Survived by daughter Kathryn Zweifel sister Florence Kimball two grandsons and nine great grandchildren Funeral services 1 30 p m Friday May 14 Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home Rev Herbert Kammel Universalist Church officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery Visitation 7 9 p m Thursday Memorial fund for her church established
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Ray A
Lillian) Young
11Th St
Heftys
New Glarus
Young
Young's
Monroe High School
Lillian Karlen
Spot) Young
Monroe
Unitarian Universalist Church
St. Omar
Order of Eastern Star
Entre Nous Club
Earl T
Kathryn) Zweifel
Evanston
Shriner-Neushwander
Herbert Kammel
The
Universalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Chilly Weather Grips Monroe Residents This Morning
Monroe area residents shivered as temperatures plunged to 34 degrees at dawn, a 42 degree drop from 76 earlier in the day. By noon the reading rose to 45 with .05 inches of rain since Tuesday, and more cold air is forecast tonight, with highs expected in the low 60s Thursday.
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Monroe Area
U S Jets Hit Antiaircraft Sites Near Laos and Vietnam
U S Air Force F4 Phantoms attacked antiaircraft positions around Mu Gia pass in North Vietnam and near the Laotian border. Thirteen guns were knocked out in two strikes as pilots reported defensive fire and no aircraft losses. A MIG21 attacked a U S observation plane over the Plain of Jars in Laos.
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Plain of Jars
Laos
Charles Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.S
Mu. Gia Pass
FHA Officers and Delegates Named at Monroe High
At the Mother-Daughter Dessert of Monroe High School FHA, 115 members and guests heard officer installations for 1971-72 and delegates chosen for National and State conventions. Delegates include Marie Roehl Nina Soddy and Wendy Hartwig with Teresa Youngwith as State delegate. the Kansas City National event runs July 12–15 and Green Lake hosts the State June 7–9.
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Oinemakers of America
Monroe High School
James Weir
Weir
Africa
E.B. Lux
Marie Roehl
Florence Roehl
Browntown
Nina Soddy
Herbert Soddy
Wendy Hartwig
William Hartwig
Monroe
Teresa Youngwith
Richard Youngwith
10Th Ave
Kansas City
Green Lake
James Haas
Bonnie Nuckles
Julie Ubert
Lauren Campa
Donna Wells
Sue Huston
Sunshine
Pha
Ben Campa
Weirs
Jim Weir
Kijabe
Kenya
FHA
Future Homemakers of America
Program of Work
Times
Jeanine Steffen
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Chicago
J. T. Cullen and Son, Inc
Janesville
Westphal and Co., Inc
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Westinghouse Electric
National Hospital Week
Goners
Impre
Harold Babler
Monticello
Smith
Willis Riemer
Soil Service
Riemer
Clarence Loveland
William Newman
Highway Department
Appleton
Robert Hoesly
New Glarus Township
Ray A. Young
John T
Florence) Kimball
Buffalo
N.Y
Thomas Ray Zweifel
Northbrook
John
Earl Zweifel
Herman J. Karlen
June
Mrs
Ray Young
Vientiane
Thailand
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Lux
Donna Colney
Margaret Frei
Lynn Sweetwood
Sandra Heiman
Jo Figi
Luann Phillips
Joan Phillips
Barb Elmer
Dawn Minder
Haas
Future Farmers of America
Kenneth Allen
Fred Hassler
FFA
Tom Kubly
Joan
Luan Phillips
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