State Line Dancers Shine At World Dairy Expo Jubilee
State Line Squares from Monroe and Platteville joined hundreds of dancers at the Mid American Square Dance Jubilee in Madison's Dane County Coliseum. Leading caller Singin' Sam Mitchell directed The Quadrills from Janesville as State Line Squares performed and participated in a pageant amid a busy schedule including lessons and a following dinner at Heritage House.
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State Line Squares Club
Dane County Coliseum
Madison
Wisconsin
Illinois
United States
Sam Mitchell
Janesville
Southwest Area Square Dance Association of
Singin
Quadrills
Brodhead Man Wins Expo Tractor Pull
Rod Haugen of Brodhead won the Class A State Championship Tractor Pull at the World Daily Expo in Madison with a 106 7 inch pull. The weekend drew about 35 000 attendees as the dairy cattle show took center stage amid other events and awards.
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Brodhead Man
Expo Tractor Pull
Rod Haugen
Brodhead
Madison
Jim Skaar
Cottage Grove
Supreme Court Opens New Term Faces Desegregation and War Cases
The Supreme Court returns after a 13 week recess with a bulging docket. Key issues include school desegregation mass busing, antibusing provisions, and constitutional desegregation standards. The court may also hear Vietnam War legality challenges, capital punishment standards, voting rights, abortion, and draft conscientious objection cases. Harry Blackmun could emerge as pivotal. decisions could alter civil rights and criminal justice nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Charlotte
N.C
Mobile
Ala
Athens
Congress
Massachusetts
Justice Department
U.S
Abe Fortas
Harry A. Blackmun
District of Columbia
Clothes Closet Open Wednesday From One To Three
The Clothes Closet operated by the Woman's Club of Monroe offers clothing aid for families in need. It will be open Wednesday from 1 to 3 p m in the former Connard Manor building east of the Commercial and Savings Bank on Tenth Street. The closet is open the first Wednesday of each month. emergencies may contact co chairmen Mrs. Roger Voelkli or Mrs. Edward Einbeck for other times.
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Turner Hall
St. Clare Hospital
Harry E
Eileen) Williams
Route 3
Williams
Edward Zupanc
Monroe Clinic
Sammy Eggum
Band of Stoughton
Times
Fred Wagner
The
Woman's Club of
Monroe
Con’nard Manor
Commercial and Savings Bank
Tenth Street
Roger Voelkli
Edward Einbeck
Jackson State College
Kent State
FBI
J. E. P. McCann
del Corso
Ohio
Commission
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
National
Sds-Students For A Democratic Society
ROTC
Fighting in Jordan raises tensions near Irbid frontier
In northern Jordan fierce battles erupted between government troops and Palestinian guerrillas. A Beirut issued communique says Jordanian guns shelled Harima near Irbid at dawn, with tanks and armored cars assaulting a guerrilla outpost and fighting continuing about ten hours later. Irbid and Ramtha remain occupied but surrounded by Jordanian armor.
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Jordan
Beirut
Harima
Irbid
Ramtha
Immunization Drive Averts German Measles Epidemic
The National Center for Disease Control reports rapid progress in a nationwide rubella immunization program. About 16 million children have already been immunized in 18 months and the effort aims to reach 60 million, reducing the risk of a German measles outbreak. Pregnant mothers who contract rubella may give birth to healthy babies or face complications depending on timing.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Center For Disease Control
NCDC
College Night Set Tonight At Monroe High
A reminder urges Monroe High School juniors and seniors and students from nearby schools to attend College Night at Monroe High School. Parents should accompany students. The event begins at 7 30 p m in the Lecture Hall with three 30 minute sectional meetings to follow and representatives from colleges nursing schools business and trade schools and the armed forces will discuss further education opportunities.
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Monroe High School
Kent State unrest report denounces students and guards
A Presidential task force denounces violent student actions and the Ohio National Guard's fatal shooting of four Kent State students and wounding of nine. The 22,500 word report faults the guards for unnecessary lethal force and notes the incident followed a peaceful gathering.
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Washington
Kent State University
Ohio National Guard
Commission On
Kent State
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Robert S. White
Sylvester T. del Corso
Nixon in Ireland amid egg throwers during Dublin stop
President Nixon wound up his European tour with a Dublin visit as eggs hit his limousine windshield and onlookers cheered. Police detained three demonstrators from a Maoist group while Nixon met with Ireland’s leaders at Dublin Castle before returning to Washington.
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Dublin
Ireland
Nixon
Dublin Castle
U.S. Vietnam
Patrick J. Hillary
Jack Lynch
Washington
Italy
Yugoslavia
Spain
Britain
Timahoe
U.S
Middle-East
Mediterranean
Hunting accident injures Duane Grossen near Monroe
Duane Grossen 23 of Monroe is in critical condition after a hunting accident early Sunday. A .22 rifle discharged while loading in woods near Clifford Ludwig farm, striking his throat and left side. he underwent extensive surgery and remained in intensive care at St. Clare Hospital.
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Duane Grossen
Route 1
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Grossen
Kenosha
Clifford Ludwig
George Grossen
McIntire plans third Vietnam march despite crowd size dispute
AP reports Rev. Carl McIntire announces a future third march after a Saturday rally in Washington attracting 15,000 to 20,000 by police estimates. He claims 200,000 to 250,000 attended and calls the event a marvelous success as details for a date remain undecided.
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Washington
Carl McIintire
U. S. Park
Washington Monument
McIntire
State urged to add third medical school in Wisconsin
Lucey called for a new medical school to supplement the University of Wisconsin and the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. A study four years earlier found Wisconsin averaged fewer than 120 physicians per 100 000 residents versus 143 nationally, with a projected opening in 1977 if needed.
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Lucey
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Medical College of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
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John Mahikuch, Jr
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Don Moe
Mid-America
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Chetek
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Land O'Lakes, Inc
Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative
Sauk City
William D. Knox
Hoard’s Dairyman
Galo Plaza
Organization of American States
OAS
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Marshall Grass
Blair
Hank Williams, Jr
Dane County Exposition Center
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New Fighting
Kent
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Elizabeth Stiff
Clare
Berry Cheese
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Phnom Penh
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Chen Heng
U.N
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New York
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Peking
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Long Island
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Hollywood
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Texas
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Jimi Hendrix
London
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