Ward washes patrol car sprouts missing youth and more
AP dispatches report a 16 year old ward of Ozaukee County had permission to wash patrol cars, then vanished with the squad car. The car was recovered undamaged while the boy remained missing. Other items include two Milwaukee men surrender after a brief escape in Oneida County with bloodhounds aid and a Memorial Day weekend toll on Wisconsin roads. Also: Proxmire critiques Transpo 72 despite daughter’s involvement. Madison antiwar arrests blamed on undercover hippies. NFO vs AMPI restraining order extended in Fond du Lac.
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Arthur Helm
Helm
Ozaukee County
Milwaukee
Oneida
Oneida County
Larry Plymesser
Charles Ray
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Forest
Vilas
Department of Natural Resources
Michael Kesenovitz
Brown Lake
Walter Jeskaskiewicz
Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh
Bruce Ortel
New London
Jerry T. Crooks
Green Bay
Michael Schmidt
Neenah
Timothy Meixner
Janesville
Mark Wintland
Clinton
Richard C. Anderson
Sheldon
Chippewa
James Boesen
Jackson
Washington County
Richard Barry
Chicago
Kenosha County
Jerome Karoses
Campbellsport
Earl Johnson
North Lake
Richard Mostek
Thomas Leuandowski
Lynne Allery
Waukesha
Stacey Taylor
Kathrine Franklin
Si Park
Minn
William Rasch
Washington
William Proxmire
Transpo
CiCi Proxmire
Department of Transport
Nixon Ends Soviet Visit in Tehran Meeting Shah of Iran
President Nixon arrives in Tehran for an overnight talks with Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi on regional and world matters after a week of summit discussions in the Soviet Union. Security precautions were in place as the U S seeks assurances of continued support and influence in the Persian Gulf. The trip followed Nixon’s Moscow talks and a Kiev stop before heading to Warsaw for more encounters.
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Nixon
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Farah
Kiev
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Persian Gulf
United States
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U.S
India
Iraq
Moscow
Alexander Lyashko
Ukraine
Air Force One
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Kissinger
Warsaw
Edward Gierek
Communist Party
Washington
Baccalaureate Services Mark Monroe High Seniors 1972
Seniors, families, and friends gathered Sunday in the Monroe Junior High Auditorium for baccalaureate exercises led by Kent Duit, with guidance from John Reese and Larry Larson. Duit spoke on Put a New Song in My Mouth, Psalm 40, planning to conclude with commencement on June 1 at T.R. Holyoke Field.
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Monroe High School
Kent Duit
Duit
John Reese
Larry Larson
Eight county crashes leave three injured over Memorial Day weekend
Green County Sheriff reports eight traffic accidents over the Memorial Day weekend. Three people were injured including Beverly Nehls and Everlyn Miller in a Monroe area collision on Wis. 11 and three teenagers in separate incidents near Juda and Browntown. One car struck a parked vehicle near McConnell, Illinois.
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Green County Sheriff's Department
Beverly Nehls
Madison
Everlyn Miller
Brodhead
Wis
Monroe
Harry L. Nehls
Donald E. Kline
Rt. 1
Browntown
Kline
Peter J. Condon
Juda
Cts
Condon
Kim A. Christen
Rt. 3
Fred W. Wyssbrod
Shullsburg
Kenneth G. Grant
Lanark
Richard J. Lange
Evansville
Brooklyn
Glen E. Stamm
McConnell
Ill
Sonja Soddy
Shooting at Raleigh rally targets unfold amid chaos
At a Raleigh shopping center where Sen. B. Everett Jordan campaigned on an unannounced tour, a young gunman opened fire, killing three and wounding eight before shooting himself. Police said the 22 year old Harvey McLeod, a school janitor, bought the rifle two hours earlier and had prior weapon related arrests.
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N.C
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Jordan
Harvey McLeod
McLeod
Severe Windstorm Hits Green County Near Monticello
Strong winds Sunday afternoon damaged homes and a farm shed west of Monticello. Trees toppled, power and telephone lines failed in multiple communities. About 125 Monticello customers had two hours of outage, 350 about 55 minutes. A squirrel reportedly chewed a cable allowing moisture into conduits.
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Green County
Monticello
Roland Ritschard
New Glarus Woods
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
United Telephone Co
Albany
Memorial Day Address Reflects Heritage and Liberty
Rev. Ernest Lofton delivered Our Heritage at a rain soaked Memorial Day observance in Greenwood Cemetery. The program featured Sanctuary Choir of St John's UCC, Monroe High School chorus, and the high school symphonic bands performing The Battle Hymn of the Republic and The National Anthem. Awards included Logan's Order by Paul Urban and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by Dan Stormont. Veterans were honored as wreaths were laid by Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and patriotic groups, with Taps by the Monroe High School band and a Wisconsin National Guard firing squad.
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Veteran's Memorial Monument
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph Rieraldo
Ernest Lofton
Clarno Zion and Staver
Herbert Booth
Legion Post
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Logan
Paul Urban
Lincoln
Dan Stormont
1158Th Transportation Co
Wisconsin National Guard
Taps
Monroe High School
Robert Crandall
Randy Schilt
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