Bombing Pause Sought By Vietnam Leader Thieu
Saigon reports Nguyen Van Thieu will soon propose a one week bombing pause and a face to face meeting with Ho Chi Minh as monsoon weather slows air operations. U S officials deny prior knowledge while casualties rise on both sides and air missions drop.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Ho Chi Minh
Thieu
U. S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Chau Dochard
U.S
Hoa Lac
Orangeville Prepares For 38th Community Fair And Homecoming
Orangeville prepares for the 38th Community Fair and Homecoming starting tomorrow. Entries open at 8 a.m. Friday for produce judging, with exhibits open to the public Friday and Saturday at set times. Friday features a Grade School athletic contest, a Friday morning Yo-Ag tractor contest, and a 11 a.m. amateur show finale. Saturday includes a football game Stockton versus Orangeville at 2 p.m., a coronation and variety program, and final grade school amateur show finalists. Superintendents for crops, vegetables, student work, needlework, foods, canned goods and floriculture are named.
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Orangeville
Dren
Lyale Talbot
Tom Kiburz
Duane Ray
Cedarville
Farmers Day Committee
Velvetones
Stockton
Billie Bishop
Ann
the Turbins
Adam Zweifel
Roy Wagner
Frank Ochsner
Irene Moyer
Clifford Scheider
Herman Busjahn
Jerome Lapp
Girls Complete Scout Training
Twelve Girl Scout leaders completed leadership training announced by Mrs. Robert Keith at Neighborhood 1 Badger Council meeting in the Community Room of the First National Bank. Six Brownie leaders and several Cadette and Junior members finished, with eight more to complete next month. Monroe needs two Junior troops leaders at Lincoln School and an assistant for a Cadette troop to organize Scouting.
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Robert Keith
Badger Council of Girl Scouts
First National Bank
Monroe
Lincoln School
Kenneth Baker
John Callahan
Thomas Hartwig
Robert Paulik
Tom Lawrence
Francis Schott
Theodore Weiss
Russ Kundert
John F. Kundert
George House
Raymond Rupnow
Robert Richardson
Robert Salzwedel
Brownie
Alvin Kubly
Edward Zupane
Eub Church
Brodhead
David Iverson
Wisconsin visitors tour Green County farms
Forty five men and women from thirteen countries studying at the University of Wisconsin visited two Green County farms and the Agriculture Building. They heard talks by extension staff and city officials, then toured Roger Stauffacher dairy farm and Willis Riemer beef farm with Green County extension personnel and Dr Jim Duncan.
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University of Wisconsin
Green County
Agriculture Building
Extension Department
Soil Conservationists
Orville R. Evans
Idle Hour Mansion
C. S. Pierce
Green County Board
Roger Stauffacher
Willis Riemer
Brodhead
Brazil
Peru
India
Korea
Indonesia
Afganistan
Iran
Jim Duncan
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Federal Pay Raise Approved in House
Fire destroys a 130 foot hay filled barn on the Edward Ruef farm Route 2 Monroe with 12 000 bales of hay, adjoining milk house, four calves and a bull saved, firemen aided by Juda and Brodhead departments, water from Sugar River, wind toward silos, neighbors bring refreshments.
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Edward Ruef
Route 2
Monroe
Ruef
Ruefs
Brodhead Fire Department
Juda Fire Department
Sugar River
Red Sox and Cardinals Clash in Marathon World Series Game
Boston and St Louis split a three hour marathon as Petrocelli Yastrzemski Smith and Brock homered. Lonborg Gibson duel set for the deciding game with both teams seeking their fourth win to claim the world title.
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Dick Williams
Red Sox
Waslewski
Boston
Wyatt
Bell
Lonborg
Gibson
Busch Stadium
Fenway Park
Boston Patriots
Fenway
Petrocelli
Yastrezemski
Smith
Brock
Chicago
Hartford
Conn
St. Louis
Somerset Hotel
Monroe High Exchange
New England
Yaz
Yas
Postal Rate Hike to Fund Federal Pay Increases
The House passed a federal pay raise bill funded in part by postal rate increases. The plan would give postal workers 6 percent and other federal employees 4.5 percent, with additional rises in the next two fiscal years. Opponents urged cutting the second and third year raises, while President Johnson pressed for a 10 percent surcharge. If enacted, postal rates could rise $890 million annually and take effect as early as January if approved by the Senate and signed by the President.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
White House
Rep
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Laird
Th House
Senate
Business Leaders Back United Fund Campaign in Monroe
Monroe business leaders attended a luncheon at Swiss Wheel to learn fair share giving and payroll deduction options for the United Fund. Officials cited 50 businesses and 150 individuals already contributing half the total and urged wage earners to support up to their ability as the campaign aims for a $22,498 budget.
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Monroe
United Fund
L. J. Haney
Richard Bahr
Jack Fernan
Ray Kaskey
Moore Business
Swiss Colony
Oaktron
Frito - Lay
United Telephone Co
Monroe Clinic
Monroe United Fund
Vilas Rundshammer
W. L. Rollins
Ray F. Kaskey
Howard McCoy
Don
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns
The poem jokes that the best safety device for any car is the rearview mirror, humorously noting patrolmen in it to guard drivers every minute.
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Clair R. Munns
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Rockford
Milwauke Road
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Drury High
Robert Hahn
Jim Wyttenbach
Drury High School
North Adams
Mass
Wyttenbach
Hahn
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