Green County Dairy Queen voting opens May 25
Balloting for Green County Dairy Queen begins May 25 with eleven communities participating Albany Argyle Belleville Blanchardville Brodhead Brooklyn Browntown Juda Monroe Monticello New Glarus. top ten nominees advance, then three vie for the county title after interviews.
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New County Dairy Queen
Albany
Argyle
Belleville
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Browntown
Juda
Monroe
Monticello
New Glarus
Madison T.V
Green County
New UAW Chief Vows to Uphold Reuther Civil Rights Stand
Leonard Woodcock after unanimous election as UAW president says the union will keep Walter Reuther’s focus on social action and civil rights. He will join the Georgia march led by Ralph Abernathy and is a candidate for re election at the 1972 convention.
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Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
Woodcock
UAW
International Executive Board
Georgia
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Con
Reuther
Auto Union
Pellston
Mich
Senate votes on Cambodia curb plan unlikely to resolve dispute
The Senate plans an early vote on a revised Cooper Church amendment to curb U.S. military activity in Cambodia. Republicans warn the tweak may not meet Nixon’s authority needs. The debate centers on funds for retaining troops and use of airpower with a July 1 1970 cutoff and presidential objectives noted.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank
Church
D-Idaho
Cooper
White House
Nixon
Vietnam
Griffin
Cooper Church
United States
Fulbright Urges Pentagon to Halt Vietnam Newsfilm
Sen. J. W. Fulbright accuses Pentagon crews of staging battlefield scenes in Vietnam newsfilm and calls for an end to the programs shared with networks. He cites three incidents and says such fraud practices threaten democratic institutions. CBS and defense officials dispute and investigate the claims.
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Washington
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Pentagon
Vietnam
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Tlefield
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Cronkite
Defense Department
CBS
Foreign Relations Committee
Department of Defense
CBS Evening News
Mollenhoff
Power Failure Strikes Monroe District Affects 1800 Homes
A fallen limb hit a power line near Trucks Inc. on Monroe's southeast side causing a circuit outage. Sentry Market at 2902 13th St. lost power for about 30 minutes around 2 PM Friday but no fire occurred and business continued in the dark.
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Monroe
13Th St
Wisconsin Power and Light
Kieth Seward
Trucks, Inc
Seward
Stultz Receives Youth Service Citation in Illinois
Orangeville man Harry Stultz 28 of Monroe works in A and P produce and earned a state citation for distinguished service to youth. Governor Ogilvie presented it in Chicago. Stultz mentors at Youth For Christ and Westview Community Center Freeport, dedicating 12 to 25 hours weekly through a federal Community Action Program. He grew up in trouble, now guides at risk youth, and conducts non denominational services at housing project centers. He is married to Florence Schoonhoven with three children. The report also notes a UW Madison grant for undergrad education and Viterbo College’s move to co education.
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Orangeville
Harry Stultz
A&p
Monroe
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Chicago
Harry
Youth For Christ
Westview Community Center
Freeport
Office of Equal Opportunity
Housing Project
Florence Schoonhoven
Dawn
Shawn
Steve
Nixon seeks debt ceiling rise to 393 billion dollars
The Nixon administration plans to ask Congress for about a 16 billion dollar increase in the national debt ceiling to 393 billion, citing the need to keep debt within legal limits. Treasury officials note a 13 to 16 billion range is under consideration and Kennedy and Mayo will present the proposal to the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Budget Bureau
Robert P. Mayo
House
Ways and Means
Administration
State Department official calls UN in crisis of confidence
Assistant Secretary of State Samuel de Palma said the United Nations faces a crisis of confidence and urged reforms to make the body more efficient and responsive, speaking for the Nixon administration in New York.
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New York
State Department
United Nations
Asst
Samuel de Palma
Nixon
U. S
Soldier claims My Lai unit attacked on orders
Spec. 4 William H. T'Souvas, 20, said at a news conference that his unit attacked the village in Vietnam on orders from commanding officers and were told to kill all living things and destroy houses.
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Atalnta
My Lai
Vietnam
William H. T’souvas
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