Wisconsin Weather Drops Snow and Rain Across State
Wet weather plagued Wisconsin with Wausau at .68 inch and Eagle River at 63 inch in the 24 hours ending 6 am. Snow moved to mid morning in Superior and accumulation occurred in Eau Claire while drizzle touched Milwaukee and Wausau. Highs ranged from 56 at Lone Rock to 37 at Superior. lows reached 21 in Superior and 32 in Eau Claire with numerous mid 40s elsewhere. Nationwide temperatures topped 86 in Alice and McAllen Texas, while Dickinson North Dakota recorded two below.
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Eagle River
Superior
Eau Claire
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Lone Rock
Park Falls
la Crosse
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Brulington
Appleton
Green Bay
Racine
Beloit
Alice
McAllen
Tex
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Proxmire proposes shared space costs with nations
Senator William Proxmire urges the United States to share the work and costs of space exploration with other nations. He asked the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to study methods for international cooperation in space.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Dwis
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eee
Armed Robber Escapes With About 150 at Edgewater Hotel
Police report an armed robber escaped with about 150 dollars from the Edgewater Hotel in Madison early today. James McGuire of Madison was shot in the foot in the lobby as two shots rang out.
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Madison
Edgewater
James McGuire
McGuire
Community rally aids injured farmer in Moro Illinois
In Moro Illinois residents mobilize after a corn-picking machine accident left Donald Kruse 31 with amputations and a severe hand injury. About 35 farmers gathered to help at the Kruse farm, while a benefit fund of 2000 dollars grows with planned dances and public auctions to support him.
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Moro, Ill
Moro
Donald Kruse
Illinois
Kruse
Bethalto
Madison County
Wisconsin trade mission to South America opens in Work City
In Work City Sao Paulo Brazil businessmen forming the Wisconsin trade development mission arrived this week. A Paulista called Rio de Janeiro the play city, signaling that the mission will move next to the capital of entertainment and commerce.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Wisconsin Trade Development Mission
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Democratic leaders accuse Nixon of stifling dissent in U S
Washington reports Hubert Humphrey leading Democrats in accusing the Nixon administration of seeking to suppress criticism and silence opposition. In Saigon, South Vietnamese claim 273 North Vietnamese killed in two Bu Prang Duc Lap battles, with U S artillery and air power cited as major factors.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
U. S
Saigon
Bu Prang-Duc Lap
Central Highlands
U.S
Ribicoff Pushes Second Phase on Currency Scandal
Washington AP reports Senator Ribicoff plans a second phase of hearings after disclosures of money takeoffs in NCO clubs worldwide. He says more than $1 billion has been made through illegal manipulation of U S and South Vietnamese currencies.
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Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
Ing
U. S
Question Is Settled on Okinawa Nuclear Weapons
Sources say the issue of nuclear weapons on Okinawa is settled in principle with only details left for talks between Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and U.S. President Nixon.
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Washington
Okinawa
Eisaku Sato
Nixon
United States and Soviet Union open conciliatory U N disarmament debate
In Helsinki talks both superpowers express cautious optimism about arms limitation plans and begin the annual United Nations disarmament debate on a unusually conciliatory note.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Helsinki
U. N
Kennedy Dies in Hyannisport After Long Illness
Joseph Patrick Kennedy, patriarch of the Kennedy political dynasty, died at 81 in Hyannisport Massachusetts ending an eight year battle with illness. He suffered a stroke in 1961 and a mild heart attack recently. his widow Rose was with him as the family announced his death at 11 05 a m EST. Born into a powerful clan he endured for years the losses of John and Robert Kennedy to assassinations and other tragedies that shaped American history.
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Kennedy
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Nantucket Sound
Rose
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Robert
Joseph P. Jr
Dallas
Tex
Los Angeles
California
Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Edward
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington
Apollo 12 Near Moon Landing
Apollo 12 circles the moon then aims for a 400 foot wide landing zone on the Ocean of Storms. Cmdr Conrad and Lt Bean will descend from Intrepid while Gordon remains in orbit aboard Yankee Clipper. Liftoff set for 1 53 a m EST with live color TV as they attempt historic lunar exploration.
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Bean
Earth
Conrad
Gordon
Space
Apollo
Intrepid
Fund Drive Slated Throughout Green County
The Green County Association for Retarded Children plans a countywide fund drive the week of Nov 23 led by co chairs Mrs Keith Garfoot and Mrs Palmer Knobel New Glarus Other county communities will be reached through United Fund collections Rural areas will be canvassed by mail Funds will aid about 150 mentally retarded residents to improve quality of life seek self support and support research and public relations efforts to show retardation is preventable The public is becoming aware through associations in Wisconsin and the United States Prices lower New York AP stock report notes a broad market slide in early trading.
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Keith Garfoot
Palmer Knobel
New Glarus
Knobel
Michael Glass
Albany
Frank Salzwedel
Juda
Russell Rosheisen
Brodhead
Don Anderson
Robert Severson
Brooklyn
Royal Woelffer, Jr
Monticello
United Fund
Green County
Wisconsin
United States
Hearing Slated Tonight On Tavern Dancing Ordinance
The Monroe City Council holds a public hearing at 7 30 p m to continue the tavern dancing ordinance discussion for non cabaret license establishments. Eight resolutions are planned including airport development agreement payment rules for city employees rezoning Country Club Estates blocks land sale to Bruni Miller and multiple operator and electrical contractor licenses.
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Monroe
Harry Hayter
Monroe Airport Development Corp
Stauffacher Construction Company
Marty-Ripp Cheverolet
Country Club Estates
Bruni-Miller
Swiss Colony, Inc
George A. Hollenstein
Wm. E. Bahler
16Th Ave
Joanne L. Metcalf
22Nd Ave
Francis S. Nafzger
15Th Ave
Ted Marlette
New Auburn
Wis
Cast Announced For School Play At Junior High
The Junior High will stage Susie The Siren at 8 pm Tuesday Nov 25 in the auditorium directed by Werner Blum and Miss Lillian Hanson. The three act comedy by Anne Coulter Martens features Sandra Sonderegger Dan Crandall Maggie Hein and others in a full cast.
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Werner Blum
Lillian Hanson
Anne Coulter Martens
Susie
Sandra Sonderegger
Mr. Reynolds
Dan Crandall
Reynolds
Maggie Hein
Petey
Brian Artz
Midge
Linda Krauss
Gussie
Carol Swiggum
Jim
Vandal
Martin Culhane
Blimp
Tom Elmer
Agnes
Beverly
Nona
Sue Haney
Jennie Gibbons
Shan Phillips
Jumbo
Bill Rofenacht
Fernan to Speak at Monroe Jaycees Meeting
Jack Fernan will address Monroe Jaycees at the Swiss Wheel on Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Leadership in Action program sponsored with Massachusetts Mutual. The prior Leadership in Action session on November 5 focused on communications and public speaking.
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Leadership In Action
Monroe Jaycees
Jack Fernan
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company
V.F.W. Hall
Ted Scheffer
Monroe High School Students Named Outstanding Teens of America
Three Monroe High School seniors Mary Zupane Martha Boynton and Joe Viney named Outstanding Teens of America for 1970. They vie for the Governor's Trophy and the national titles with scholarships.
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Monroe High School
Mary Zupane
Martha Boynton
Joe Viney
Ben Campa
Wisconsin
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