Wisconsin Education Association convenes again after adjournment
The Wisconsin Education Association meeting reconvenes at an unspecified time and place after adjourning Saturday without full business. About 800 delegates attended the two day session, with several resolutions including sex education left unacted. The budget rose to 1.25 million dollars, dues increased from 20 to 29 dollars. Kenosha locals plan a vote on a proposed AMC settlement as 11,000 UAW members strike since Oct 16.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Education Association
Association
Kenosha, Wis
United Auto Workers
Stennis pledges early forum on draft system overhaul
Senate Armed Services leader Sen. John Stennis says a forthcoming forum will hear advocates for major military draft reform. He warned against rushed amendments to the draft-by-lottery bill, saying such maneuvers would derail action this session. He planned full hearings next year and endorsed brief amendments only after review.
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Washington
John Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Mississippi
Stennis
House
Viet Cong calls for weekend attacks near Saigon
A Viet Cong directive dated Oct. 27 and found 30 miles east of Saigon urges intensified attacks to support protest marches in Washington. Officials say the memo may be propaganda to boost morale and that attacks might not occur.
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Saigon
Washington
Vung Tau
South Vietnam
U.S
Two Sides Speak Out Over Vietnam Demonstrations
Readers learn of ongoing Vietnam policy debates with Nixon supporters and antiwar critics staging events this week. Veterans Day parades in Washington and a mass antiwar march are noted, along with pro administration slogans and activities in Midland Park New Jersey and Houston Texas. Police counts give 8000 marchers and 25000 spectators in New Jersey, 900 marchers and 1900 total at Houston events. Fort Hood soldiers participated in the Houston turnout.
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Nixon
Washington
Vietnam
America
Hanoi
Midland Park
N.J
Houston
Tex
Ft. Hood
Howard Levy
Army
Nora Woman Facing Charges in Death
Mary Zink, 49, part owner of George and Mary's Tavern in Nora Illinois, was slated for arraignment in Galena on charges tied to the fatal beating of Kenneth J. Vance, 22, of Apple River Ill. The case, presided by Judge L Melvin Gundry, follows Vance found dead after a dispute outside the Nora tavern.
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Mary Zink
Nora
Ill
15Th Judicial Circuit Court
Galena
Kenneth J. Vance
Apple River
Til
L. Melvin Gundry
Monroe jeweler John Weckerly dies at 57 in St Clare Hospital
John E Weckerly of Monroe longtime Miller's Jewelry Store manager died at 7 10 am Sunday November 9 in St Clare Hospital after illness since August 7 A native of South Wayne he was born November 21 1911 He lived in California before Janesville and Monroe His survivors include his widow Harriette a son a daughter a brother and sister and a grandson He was associated with J J Smith stores since 1952 and attended United Methodist Church in Janesville He enjoyed golf.
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Monroe
John E. Weckerly
17Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Weckerly
Miller's Jewelry
South Wayne
John Henry
Martha Gehrke Weckerly
Blanchardville High School
Carroll College
Yuma
Ariz
Harriette Orr
California
Janesville
Weckerly
J. J. Smith
Standard Oil Co
United Methodist Church
Harriette
John H. II
Eau Claire State University
Martha Ellen Weckerly
United Airlines
Chicago
Robert R. Oregon
Wis
Allie
Grace) Sardeson
Blanchardville
John E. I
Evening Class on Holiday Arrangements at Monroe HS
An adult evening class on holiday arrangements and centerpieces runs four Mondays from Nov 17 to Dec 8 at Monroe Senior High School Lecture Room 7 to 9 pm. Demonstrators are Dehmer Sisters of Albany with Mrs Liza Sutherland and Mrs Diana Hall. Registration at 6:30 pm Nov 17. fee $2.
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Monroe Senior High School
Rock and Green
Dehmer Sisters of
Albany
Liza Sutherland
Diana Hall
Monroe High School
Sutherland
Hall
Dan Dee
W. K. Dehmer
No Bells for Bill Please He's Black
In Birmingham a white priest leads his Negro parish to Elmwood Cemetery on Veterans Day to pray for Bill Terry Jr. a Black soldier killed in Vietnam. His body was denied burial there amid discrimination lawsuits as bells peel in tribute to service members.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Farrell
Elmwood Cemetery
Bill Terry Jr
Vietnam
Bill
Elmwood
America
Father Farrell
Elmwood Gates
Wisconsin 'drug convention' raid targets MDA network
Madison officials describe a weekend raid on a Richland County farmhouse as a major narcotics operation. Nine Wisconsin men aged 21 to 28 were charged with conspiracy to violate narcotics laws after agents seized about 300000 dollars in hallucinogens. Four suspects remain at large.
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Soany
Richland County
Warren
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kansas
Richland Center
Midwest
Hub City
Madison
Mahattan
Kaw
Milwaukee
Mount Horeb
Weekend crash watch in Green County deputies and police
Green County sheriff's department and city police investigated several weekend accidents. One person sustained minor injuries while others faced varying damage. Notable incidents included Roger H Bergen's bumper and fence damage near Brooklyn, Lon Albright's rollover on Town Line Road, and David L Schenk's fog related ditch exit near Monroe. A deer strike near Belleville and multiple city incidents also prompted responses. No serious injuries reported.
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Green County Sheriff's Department
Roger H. Bergen
Route 1
Brooklyn
Charles Teeter
Lon S. Albright
Route 4
Town Line Road
Monroe
David L. Schenk
Albany
Sylvester Town
Joe Schwarzenberger
Place
Ronald N. Riese
Mt. Horeb
Belleville
Arnold J. Walters
James Nevel
Rating System Blamed for Hike In Pornography
Washington complains the film industry self imposed rating system spurs more porn output and censorship. Walter Reade Jr. argues exhibitors misuse X ratings, newspapers drop X ads and even editorial space. He notes TV and radio follow suit as audiences still access X films. The 16 to 18 age rule fails to restrict youth access to adult content.
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Washington
Walter Reade
Walter Reade Jr
Reade
National Association of Theater Owners’ Board of Directors
San Diego
Reno
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Miami
X Pictures
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Melvin Neuman
Barton Solle
Rochester, Minn
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Washington, D. C
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Vance
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Argyle
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Warren, Ill
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Jimmie Lee Terry
Robert W. Warren
13Th Street
20Th Ave
20Th Avenue
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Shullsburg
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Brodhead
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