Farm leaders pledge bipartisan effort on new program
Secretary Clifford Hardin and Rep. W R Poage joked about party labels at the World Dairy Expo in Madison while promising a farm plan within 60 days. Poage called Hardin a wicked Republican as they urged a bipartisan approach to farm issues before 2,060 attendees. Truman Torgerson of Manitowoc received man of the year honors.
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Nixon
W.R. Poage
House Agriculture Committee
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Hardin
Congress
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Wisconsin
Dane County Memorial Coliseum
Truman Torgerson
Manitowoc
Lake To Lake Dairy Cooperative
Scenic Charter Flights From Air Taxi Service Begin Oct 6
Bob Hahlen, manager and pilot of Air Taxi Service, offers three scenic trips starting October 6 for about two weeks weather permitting. Routes include the Mississippi Valley, Wisconsin River Valley and part of the Lake Michigan Shore Area with a dinner stop at Truax Air Field on the return leg.
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Bob Hahlen
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin River Valley
Lake Michigan
Truax Air Field
Thill Case Ends With Prison Sentences For Slaying
Two East Dubuque men pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 1967 death of Hilbert Thill Jr. They received prison terms of three to 15 years and three to five years respectively. A third man, Paul Duffy, 22, faces aggravated battery charges.
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Galena
East Dubuque
Hilbert Thill Jr
Thill
Daniel Thomas Shaw
Marvin Burt
Menard
Pontiac
Kevin Duffy
Melvin Gundry
Paul Duffy
Kevin
Welfare protests loom as budget plan seems doomed
In Madison protesters clashed with police after lawmakers tabled a $33 million welfare package amid days of demonstrations. Gov Knowles called a special session but the Assembly stalled, guarding the plan’s fate as guards patrolled the Capitol and arrests rose. A Milwaukee moon mission citation event was also announced for Nov. 8.
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Capitol Square
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Walter Hollander
Joint Finance Committee
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
James E. Gropps
Milwaukee
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Groppi
James E. Doyle
U S. District Court
Knowles
Lindgren Leaves Monroe Paper to Start PR Firm
Larry R. Lindgren exits his post as editor of the Monroe Evening Times to launch an independent public relations and publicity firm in Monroe. He will operate from the Germann Fuel Co. Building and serve clients with PR publicity promotions and commercial photography while staying connected with local media. He has long been active in community groups and politics in Green County and is a Baraboo native with two children.
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Monroe Evening Times
Today
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Lindgren
the Times
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East School
Mona
Baraboo
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
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Republican Party of
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Eagles
Monroe Jaycees
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Roy Lindgren
Monroe Shoe Store
House approves 21.35 billion military package including ABM
The House passed a 21.35 billion defense bill with Nixon ABM deployment, funding 23 more C5A cargo planes, and extra ship funding after a heated debate. Christine Keeler barred from ITV and BBC interviews in Britain as her memoirs spark controversy. Willy Brandt’s election marks SPD rise and West Germany’s political shift after a decade-long effort. In Michigan a priest and wife mourn the loss of their son, Frank, killed in action.
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Nixon
Senate
London
Christine Keeler
ITV
Britain
Rupert Murdoch
News of the World
British Broadcasting Corp
Miss Keeler
John D. Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
Man Killed by Stray Bullet in Police Raid Mistake
In Whittier California Hayward Henry Dyer 22 was killed when a stray rifle bullet from a predawn raid pierced the ceiling of his mother in law's apartment where he stood cradling his infant. The shot fired accidentally by Vernon Dectective Sgt Frank Sweeney as officers searched the wrong unit followed chaos during the raid. No arrests were made in the upstairs apartment though one man faced investigation on possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs.
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Florence Meehan
Susie
Sweeney
Ollie Fink Named New Editor of Times
Ollie Fink, previously assistant editor, is named managing editor of the Times and will assume duties Monday. A Monroe recruit since 1964, he rose from general reporter to farm editor and photo editor, earning awards for agricultural writing. He is a Missouri journalism graduate and serves in the Wisconsin Army National Guard. He and his wife Nancy have two children.
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Ollie Fink
Monroe Evening Times
Fink
Monroe
Larry Lindgren
National Guard Co. B
Wisconsin Army National
Madison
Wisconsin Army National Guard
Badger Guardsman
Adjutant General’s Office
Nancy
Joan
Ollie II
Fall Color Tour Shines At Jensen Gardens Near Clarno
Mrs Carl Jensen hosts a vivid display of mums in her flower gardens east of Clarno drawing visitors to see nearly 80 varieties. County wide trees are turning brilliantly, while Gilman H Stordock Sr of Waupaca is named to the State Board of Veterans Affairs and Mrs Kenneth Clark of Chippewa Falls joins the Governor's Committee for Employment of the Handicapped.
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Clarno
Jensens
Madison
Gilman H. Stordock Sr
Waupaca
State Board of Veterans Affairs
Kenneth Clark
Chippewa Falls
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