Nationwide Vietnam Moratorium Protests Continue Across The Nation
The second Vietnam moratorium persists in a generally calm mood as wild weather disrupts rallies from the East to the Midwest. Crowds gather in Washington New York San Francisco and Seattle with antiwar demonstrations and countervoices shaping the day. In Madison legislators toil late in hopes of ending a so called do nothing session noted by Gov Warren P Knowles.
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Regents reject change to nonresident enrollment limits
Madison officials report Regents refused to alter the newly imposed nonresident enrollment restrictions at the University of Wisconsin on Friday but agreed to revisit the issue at a later date.
Packers to Start Anderson and Williams in Tandem
Milwaukee AP reports Donny Anderson and Travis Williams are expected to start together for the first time Sunday as Green Bay faces a stout Minnesota Viking defense aiming to outrun them.
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Apollo 12 crew settle in for 10 hour rest period
Settle Down for Rest SPACE CENTER Houston AP The three Apollo 12 crew members began a ten hour rest after a tense launch that jolted the Saturn 5 rocket but left the craft undamaged. The mission aims for first detailed exploration of the moon's surface.
Haynsworth confirmation vote tally grows tighter
AP survey shows 40 senators against and 37 for the Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. nomination. Twenty three lawmakers remain undecided as the outcome hinges on the remaining debates and committee actions.
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Pentagon cuts C5A production amid spiraling costs
The Pentagon lowers planned C5A production from 120 to 81 aircraft as costs soar. Air Force reports cost increases of 149 million dollars in the past four months, pushing total program costs over a billion. In Saigon a U S paratrooper from the 101st Airborne was wounded during a failed helicopter hijack attempt at Chu Lai.
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Comedy Planned Tuesday Nov 25 at Monroe Junior High
A three act comedy Susie the Siren by Anne Coulter Martens will be staged by the eighth grade at Monroe Junior High Tuesday Nov 25 at 8 PM in the auditorium. Susie aims to be a siren and persuades Jim to bring a flower from Miss Oakley’s garden. Jim’s promise to avoid vandalism clashes with Susie’s schemes as the students take over to avert trouble.
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Apollo 12 Surges Toward Moon After Lightning Hit
Apollo 12 survived a violent electrical surge at launch as a thunderstorm raged over Cape Kennedy. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L Bean checked the command and lunar modules finding all systems intact and continuing the second lunar landing mission.
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Miss DeVoe Finalist Again In Make It With Wool
Linda DeVoe of Monroe is a District VI finalist for the Make It With Wool contest after winning the senior division at Johnson Creek High School. The district included entrants from Jefferson, Rock, Dane and Green counties with Brodhead and Monroe participants. State finals are scheduled for Stevens Point November 21 and 22.
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Janesville
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Beloit
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Waukesha County
Watercolor Artist Finds Therapy in Paintings Displayed in Monroe Clinic
Janesville artist Al Bortles whose life was saved by Monroe medical care has twelve watercolors on exhibit at the Monroe Clinic. Self taught, he began painting during recovery from surgery in 1965 and now plans a dedicated gallery, while donating works to St. Clare Hospital and local causes.
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Peaceful protests mark second Vietnam moratorium rallys
Tens of thousands joined demonstrations nationwide in the second Vietnam moratorium with many marching on Washington. Police used tear gas to disperses a 3000 strong militant group at the South Vietnamese Embassy while overall protests remained peaceful and organized.
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An Evening With AFS Event Set For Monday
Interested persons are invited to attend An Evening With AFS at 7 30 Monday evening Nov 17 in the Lecture Hall of Monroe High School. AFS returnees Miss Roberta Benkert and Mary Sumner will speak about experiences in Malaysia and Madagascar. Bliss Pat Johnson and Carolyn Weis lead the new AFS group. December will feature An Evening With The Peace Corps. A Homecoming Queen is named at Alabama.
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