GM resumes production after 67 day strike at 21 plants
General Motors ready to restart at 21 Fisher Body plants with first post strike car rolling out of Pontiac Michigan. Ratifications at Mansfield Ohio stamping plant and Warren Michigan Chevrolet plant seen as crucial to startup. Calley court martial resumes with prosecutors lacking direct links to My Lai killings.
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General Motors
Fisher
United Auto Workers
Pontiac
Mich
Mansfield
Ohio
Chevrolet
Warren
FT. Benning
Calley
My Lai
South China Sea
Kennedy exhumation tribute marks JFK anniversary at Arlington
Thousands from across the country paid quiet homage at Arlington to mark the seventh anniversary of John F Kennedy's assassination. Sen Edward Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy prayed beside the JFK grave as Jacqueline and her children kept to seclusion. JFKs brother Robert Kennedy’s grave lies nearby with family visitors.
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Washington
Potomac
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Arlington Cemetery
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert
John’s
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Hugh Auchincloss
Milwaukee Packers Plan Expansion Amid Chicago Stockyards Closure
Milwaukee meat processor Strauss Bros. Packing Inc. seeks a Franklin zoning change to build new facilities, aiming to raise employment from 35 to about 100 as Chicago stockyards close February 1. The move targets better access to southern and western Wisconsin feeder calves.
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Milwaukee
Union
Chicago
Franklin
Strauss Bros. Packing Inc
Strauss
Wisconsin
White House inflation alert set to push tough tone
Officials say the forthcoming White House alert from the President's Council of Economic Advisers will urge firm action on contract settlements but stop short of an incomes policy. The report will be warmer than the August 7 anti inflation issue.
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Washington
White House
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Khrushchev denounces Stalin in Life reminiscences installment
Life magazine reissues Khrushchev era denunciations of Stalin in four installments. The Novy issue portrays Stalin as brutal and murderous, noting his World War II trauma, paranoia, and distrust. It cites Lenin's warning and claims Stalin tolerated mass starvation to crush dissent.
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New York
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Life Magazine
Stalin
Khrushchev
Lenin
Government study cites up to 30 percent of elementary children drugged
A government investigator told Congress that as many as a third of students in some elementary schools may be receiving behavior modifying drugs. Secretary Richardson warned drugs are not the only answer and urged remedial education family counseling and psychotherapy as alternatives.
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Washington
Congress
Elliot L. Richardson
Catholic Hospitals Maintain Stance Against Abortion
Milwaukee Archbishop William Cousins said Catholic hospitals will follow the church in refusing to permit abortions. The remark came after a federal panel ordered the state not to prosecute any abortion during early pregnancy, with Cousins noting institutions cannot be obliged to perform a national act.
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Milwaukee
William Cousins
Cousins
Pope restricts cardinals over eighty from papal elections
Vatican decree by Pope Paul VI bars cardinals aged 80 and above from attending conclaves or electing a pope starting January 1. The motu proprio shifts age limits for Vatican offices, while cardinals over 80 may remain in other duties or vote if already in a conclave. The move targets rejuvenating the church’s ruling circles amid aging leadership.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
Pius XII
John XXIII
Sacred College
Roman Curia
Holy See
Pakistan Relief Program Crews Struggle in East Pakistan
President Yahya Khan plans to return to Dacca to salvage a faltering relief effort after cyclone and tidal wave devastation. Agencies clash over distribution, with CARE halting shipments and Red Crescent seizing boats amid red tape while 2 million survivors await aid and autonomy debates rise.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Ganges Delta
Yahya Khan
China
Pakistan
West
The
Red Crescent
Red Cross
East Pakistan Relief Commission
All Senators Are Equal Almost Washington AP
The Senate Rules Committee has prepared a seniority list for new members taking office in January. It ranks Humphrey at No 91, Stevenson at No 100 now but No 90 in January, with Buckley and Chiles near the top of the newcomers. Seniority affects offices, desks and parking.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lawton Chiles Jr
Florida
Everett M. Dirksen
Stevenson
Humphrey
House
James Buckley
New York
Chiles
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Texas
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
William E. Brock III
Tennessee
John V. Tunney
California
William V. Roth
Delaware
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Maryland
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Connecticut
Buckley
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Coincidences Reported Among Hospital Patients
Two Amish patients from Ohio, Mrs. Anna Dettwiler and Melvin Hershberger, met another Amish patient at St. Clare Hospital in Monroe while their spouses and relatives accompanied them. They, not related, shared a surname with a fourth patient Mrs. Reuben Hershberger Belleville. The Ohio pair planned surgery after Monday tests, aided by Dr. Eugene Herzberger of Monroe.
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Ohio
Anna Dettwiler
Fredericksburg
Melvin D. Hershberger
Millersburg
Melvin Hershberger
Smithville
Reuben Hershberger
Belleville
Monroe
Eugene Herzberger
Hartman Honored by UW Extension Fraternity Chapter
George F. Hartman of Monroe was honored at the Epsilon Sigma Phi annual meeting in Madison for twenty years on the University of Wisconsin faculty. He served in Crawford Langlade and Green counties as 4-H Club Agent and Farm Management Agent and chaired the UW Extension office.
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Epsilon Sigma Phi
National Extension Fraternity
George F. Hartman
Monroe
Madison
Hartman
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Crawford County
Langlade
U S Planes Study Damage After North Vietnam Raids
U S reconnaissance planes returned to the skies over North Vietnam to assess damage from weekend bombing raids. Pentagon officials said the raids ended at dawn Sunday Saigon time while Saigon issued a news blackout.
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USS
North Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laos
Cambodia
Kompong Cham
Phnom Penh
Penm Chikang
Ranger
America
Gulf of Tonkin
Hancock
Oriskany
United States
Shangri la
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Johnson
Bombing Raids Critics Split Senate Over Vietnam Policy
Congressional doves challenge Nixon Southeast Asia moves as 30 hour weekend raids on North Vietnam draw criticism. Senators Mansfield and Scott debate the impact on Paris talks while Pentagon says raids served as a warning and reinforcement of rules.
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U.S
North
Vietnam
Congressional
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Senate Democrats
Cambodia
Majority
Mike Mansfield
Indochina
Montana Democrat
Hanoi
Paris
Melvin R. Laird
Senate
Hugh Scott
Mansfield
Scott
United States
Pennsylvania
ABC
Indonesia
Pentagon
Extreme cold and wind lash Green County with heavy snowfall
Parts of Green County faced near zero temperatures and high winds that snapped trees and caused power outages. Reported conditions included two degree highs, widespread snow, frozen water systems, bent antennas, and drifting leaves, with Hurley and Ironwood struggling to keep highways open and towns like Albany recording subzero readings.
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Green County
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Miss Caroline Klassy
14Th Ave
Monroe Clinic
Albany
Wisconsin
Eagle River
Ashland
Land O’ Lakes
Red Cross Bloodmobile in New Glarus Wednesday
The Red Cross Badger Bloodmobile will visit New Glarus at the elementary school on Wednesday Nov 25 from 2 to 6 p.m. with a 60 pint quota. Dale Hustad of Mt Horeb chairs the city drive as Green County plans 11 visits in 1971 including Albany Brodhead Browntown Monroe Monticello and New Glarus with dates listed.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
New Glarus
Red Cross
Dale Hustad
Green County
Albany
Brodhead
Browntown
Juta
Monroe
Monticello
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West Pakistan
India
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Illinois
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Wallace K. Feldt
Feldt
National Safety Council
George Hartman
University Extension Office
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Federal Extension Division
Quang Binh
Ha Tinh
Laird
Joel Henri
Agence France Presse
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Hurley
Ironwood, Mich
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