Nixon offers new flexible peace proposals in Paris talks
President Nixon said new flexible peace proposals open the way for North Vietnam to respond with fresh offers. He urged Hanoi to treat the proposals seriously and awaits an official Hanoi reply at the Paris negotiations as the talks proceed. In Madison Wisconsin a landlord tied to a rent strike faces disorderly conduct charges after fumigation and a tense incident at a rooming house.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
Madison
Wis
William T. Bandy
Stephen Shemanski
Shemanski
Bandy
John Gibson
Family wins New York State $1 million lottery prize
George Ashton his wife Genevieve and their 16 year old son Glenn won the top prize in a special draw. The Hempstead residents received a $1 million windfall from a $3 ticket bought as a gift. Consolation prizes of 10000 to 100000 went to 13 runners up. The net lottery proceeds fund education.
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New York
New York State
George Ashton
Genevieve
Glenn
Ashton
Hempstead
N.Y
Agnew Attacks Democrats Over Black Panther Links in Arkansas
Vice President Spiro Agnew campaigned in Fort Smith Arkansas accusing Northern and Western Democrats of friendliness to the Black Panthers or their allies. He singled out Ronald Dellums California candidate in Berkeley Oakland as an enthusiastic backer of the Panthers and shared platforms with them.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Spiro T. Agnew
Black Panthers
Arkansas
Agnew
Ronald Dellums
Congress
California
Berkeley-Oakland
Black Panther Party
Fight Over 1975 Auto Emission Deadline Grows
A House Senate conference sets January 1 1975 as the deadline to remove harmful exhaust from new cars amid auto maker opposition led by General Motors President Edward N Cole. Separately the Nixon administration’s family assistance welfare plan fails its first Senate bid as Finance Committee votes against the House version, proposing a limited experimental alternative within a Social Security bill.
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Washington
House-Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Capitol Hill
General Motors
Edward N. Cole
Congress
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Packard predicts Hanoi accepts Nixon cease fire plan
Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard said Vietnamization and the drive to clear Cambodian sanctuaries improve the military picture and lead North Vietnam and the Viet Cong toward a negotiated settlement rather than continued fighting. He spoke at the Defense Orientation Conference Association.
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Washington
David Packard
Nixon
Pentagon
Packard
Defense Orientation Conference Association
Paris Strip Show Preview Prompts Police Attention
In Paris the Crazy Horse Saloon previews a new act with dancers in minimal attire. Rosa Fumetto wears knee-length boots, Eva de Bratislava performs in only a smile, and Miss Lova Moor appears with a top hat and pink boas. Maria Callas attends with three morals brigade officers lingering post show.
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Paris
Rosa Fumetto
Eva de Bratislava
Lova Moor
Maria Callas
Morals Brigade
House Rejects Caps on Vietnam War Funding
The House refused to set a $15 billion ceiling or force troop withdrawal by June, defeating three Vietnam war amendments as it approved a $66.8 billion defense appropriation with a $150 million add-on for operations and 6th Fleet readiness amid the Middle East crisis.
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Washington
Nixon
House
U.S
Senate
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
6Th Fleet
U. S
Vietnam
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Donald W. Riegle Jr
R-Mich
Riegle
Congress
House Appropriations
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Mahon
West Coast bomb blasts linked to radical groups
Police in three cities reported few leads on coordinated bombings at a Marin County courthouse, Santa Barbara Army armory, and a Seattle Navy ROTC building. A Berkeley threat and UCLA dormitory evacuation followed as officials tied the incidents to Weatherman factions and radical groups amid ongoing national fears of a conspiracy.
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West Coast
Marin County Civic Center
San Rafael
Calif
Army National Guard
Santa Barbara
Navy
Air Force Rotc
University of Washington
Seattle
Weatherman
A. W. Trembly
Students For A Democratic Society
California
Ronald Reagan
Winzenried Fan Club Spreads From Monroe To Waukesha
The Winzenried fan club story follows Monroe residents Mr and Mrs Ray E Kundert who in September learned of a Waukesha fan club member when they overheard Monroe mentioned at a Land O Lakes County Board convention. They sent him the Monroe Evening Times Mark Winzenried Special issue and Willis J Zick attorney at law in Waukesha replied with thanks and requested extra copies to share with Waukesha chapter members.
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Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Waukesha
Ray E. Kundert
Kunderts
County Board
Land O’ Lakes
Wis
Kundert
Monroe Evening Times
Willis J. Zick
Times
Bill Zick
GED Class Starts Tuesday at Monroe High School
An adult GED program begins Oct 13 at 7 p.m. in Room 23, Monroe Senior High as part of District Five Adult Evening Classes. Instructor Noel Soltau. sign up via Walter Babula or at the high school office. Five exams determine eligibility for a high school equivalency certificate. All District Five residents may attend.
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Monroe Senior High School
Walter Babula
Noel Soltau
Northside
Babula
State Department of Public Instruction
District Five
Storage Building Okayed By Monroe Kiwanis Club
The Monroe Kiwanis Club approved a 30 by 60 foot pre engineered storage building on the former Chalet site east of Twining Park. The $8000 project will provide ten rooms for Boy Scout troops Girl Scouts and other youth groups with keys for each group and space for Kiwanis equipment.
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Kiwanis
Twining Park
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Commercial Bank
Richard H. Bahr
VFW Club
Palm Sunday
Bahr
Boy Scout
Monroe
Kiwanis Club
Custom Contractors
Tom Zwicker
T. W. Helgesen Inc
Janesville
Kiwanis Board
Route 4
Badger Council
Girl Scouts
Holyoke
Jody Wegmueller
Philippines
AFS
St. Victor Host Student Book Fair and Learning Festival
St Victor School Monroe hosts a week long Book Fair and Learning Festival from October 5 to 13. Students browse books in the library with parents welcome. A Tuesday evening sale on Oct 13 begins at 7. Proceeds fund audio visual aids.
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St. Victor School
Monroe
St. Victor's
Burglary at Trucks Inc Loot Includes Spark Plugs and Change
A Thursday night burglary at Trucks Inc left 2000 spark plugs from Prest-O-Light and Champion brands missing along with $3.60 in change. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window and crawling inside, according to John Lewis a sheriff's department investigator.
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Trucks, Inc
Champion
John Lewis
Sheriff’s Department
Crash Uncovers FAA Flaws In Rent-A-Plane Oversight
An AP investigation reveals FAA gaps in policing the rent-a-plane business after a Wichita State football flight disaster that killed 30. The agency revoked Golden Eagle Aviation’s license and fined Jack Richards Aircraft Co. while failing to curb prior warnings and unreported operations.
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Colorado
Washington
Wichita State University
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Wichita State
Rockies
Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
Oklahoma City
Utah State
Jack Richards Aircraft Co. Inc
FFA
John H. Shaffer
Tulsa University
Golden Eagle
Golden
Kansas
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Associated Press
University of California At Berkeley
UCLA
John N. Mitchell
San Francisco
Berkeley
Santa Barbara Armory
Kcsbfm
University of California At Santa Barbara
Perfect Park Home Grown Garden Society
Ernesto Che Guevara
Bolivia
Youth International Party
Yippies
Bernardino Dohrn
Boston
Kent State
Winzenried
Paul M. Schnake
New Glarus
Wisconsin Conference
United Church of Christ
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St. Victors
Educational Reading Service
James R. Polk
Dick Barnes
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