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Editorials Sudan: Russia's Own Vietnam in Africa
The piece argues that Soviet involvement in Sudan amounts to a Vietnam in the making. It cites 100 to 200 advisers, 300 crews, and up to 1,000 Soviet personnel aiding the Arab-led regime of Gen. Numeiry, with bombing by Antonov-24s and TU-16s. It notes a Soviet naval base at Port Sudan and missiles, plus Israeli air support to southern guerrillas. It frames Sudan as an extension of Middle East conflict and a projection for Soviet naval power and influence in Africa.
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America
Vietnam
Russia
Sudan
Washington
U.S
Port Sudan
Red Sea
Gaafar L. Numeiry
Anyanya
African Movement
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Africa
Arab World
Mediterranean
Nancy Reagan says she hopes Reagan quits politics after this term
Nancy Reagan, embittered by attacks on her husband, says she hopes he will not run for office again after his current term as California governor. She notes the tax controversy over not owing California personal income taxes this year and defends their record while criticizing opponents.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
U.S. Senate
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Mike Boyd
Kcra Television and Radio
California
Goodwill Truck Visit Planned in Monroe May 21
A Goodwill truck will be in Monroe on Friday May 21 to collect repairable clothing and household surplus for rehabilitation of handicapped people. Dorothy Volmary, local Goodwill representative, urges donations and offers pickup arrangements at 325-3488.
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Tae Gooa
Monroe
Dorothy Volmary
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
Nursing Home Residents Enjoy April Entertainment at Monroe Manor
April events at Monroe Manor Nursing Home featured Peace United Church of Christ Browntown members singing hymns led by Rev. R. Brigham Wheelock with a large cast. Jolly Mixers 4H Club performed piano solos trombone pieces a Ragedy Ann dialogue and a duet with accompanying adults. Residents Mary Ann Trow Marcia Trow Sheryl Ross and others sang and danced to popular songs while cookies and treats arrived from the Women’s National Guard Auxiliary. Resident Joe Haas marked his 67th birthday May 6. Also noted GOP Wisconsin College Republican Conference plans at the Wisconsin Rapids convention to engage youth in the party.
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Monroe Manor
Peace United Church of Christ
Robert Ahrens
Lyle Trow
Linda Ahrens
Cindi Zweifel
Sheryl Ross
David Heinsohn
Mary Ann Trow
Marcia Trow
Ragedy Ann
Andy
Trow
Marcia
Mary Ann
Women’s National Guard Auxiliary
Monroe Division
Joe Haas
Wayne
Browntown
Rotary Club Extends Scholarships At Monroe Meeting
Monroe Rotary Club awarded graduates $300 and $50 scholarships during Tuesday luncheon at Idle Hour Mansion. Ernest Studer shared Switzerland trip slides, introduced by program chair Myron Stair. Earl Miblbauer from Monroe High School attended as a guest. birthday cakes given to Schild and Studer. Ladies Night planned for June 29 at Idle Hour Mansion with social hour at 6:30.
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Wmenders
Monroe Rotary Club
Idle Hour Mansion
Ernest Studer
Monroe
Switzerland
Myron Stair
Earl Miblbauer
Monroe High School
Ray Corbins
Donald Ogden
John Schild
Green County tests civil defense plan for fall
Civil Defense officials hail April 28 test as successful and plan county wide alerts on a surprise basis when school resumes in the fall. Includes comments from M Earl Clark and notes on local civic activities like Kiwanis Club luncheon.
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M. Earl Clark
W. F
Erma) Thurber
Monroe
Green County
Commander Nathan C Twining Named Chief of Navy Bureau
The May 12, 111 issue reports Nathan C Twining of Monroe Wisconsin selected to head the bureau of ordnance at the Navy Department succeeding Admiral N E Mason. It also notes Herman G Karlen eight son of Fred G Karlen Washington Township seriously ill from suspected ptomaine poisoning after eating canned corn and mentions a band of horse traders in the city.
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Nathan C. Twining
U.S.N
Monroe
Wis
Bureau of Ordance
Navy Department
N. E. Mason
Herman G. Karlen
Fred G. Karlen
Washington Township
May 12 1901 Flashback at Green County and beyond
On May 12 1901 Frank Gerber climbed the 125 foot White Block flag staff and placed a gold leaf ball atop the pole while a crowd watched. The Freitag estate becomes the second in Green County to fall under the state inheritance tax with 1 percent of personal property over ten thousand dollars due. Maria Olguin, 110, hospital patient for the first time, is reported in remarkably fine condition after a hip fracture at White Memorial Hospital in East Los Angeles.
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Frank Gerber
Dietrich Freitag
Green County
Los Angeles
Maria Olguin
White Memorial Hospital
East
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