Eisenhower birthday ceremonies mark national observance
Washington honors Dwight D. Eisenhower with a White House program led by President Nixon to recognize him as founder of People-to-People. Mamie Eisenhower attends the ceremony and reception. Madison Wisconsin postpones $24 million in state projects citing Nixon spending cuts. Arm strong Aldrin and Collins arrive in London amid crowds on world tour. Vatican cardinals challenge papal authority without bishops’ consultation. Madison demonstrators march around Capitol, seeking welfare credit access while National Guardsmen remain on duty.
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Retirement announced for Wisconsin school superintendent
MADISON AP Retirement of Ray E. Long, superintendent of the Wisconsin School for the Visually Handicapped in Janesville, announced Monday. William C. Kahl said Long would resign August 1, 1970, after holding the post since February 1942. He will then serve as consultant to the school and the Division of Handicapped Children in the state superintendent's office.
Groppi seeks bond release as court date set
Milwaukee Reverend James E Groppi faces a Wisconsin Supreme Court hearing after attorneys sought an order to free him on bond. Chief Justice Hallows ordered a hearing this afternoon on the bid. Separately, two Milwaukee men died in separate state crashes, raising Wisconsin’s 1969 highway fatalities to 887. Norman Bennett, 70, died north of Ripon in Fond du Lac County after a collision. Ewald Ahlstrom, 79, died near Westfield when his wife Violet lost control of their car, going through the windshield.
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State Colleges Grow as UW Center system enrollment rises
The University of Wisconsin center system reports a 15.7 percent year to year enrollment increase. Total students reach 4,440, up from 3,804, with Baraboo and West Bend adding sophomore classes and Waukesha County campus gaining 105 students due to an affiliation with Milwaukee County General Hospital school of nursing.
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Join In Session Probes Racial Crisis At Racine Event
About 200 people gathered in St Victor's School gym for a Monroe Council of Churches discussion on Understanding The Racial Crisis. Rev Lofton of Bethel St John’s United Methodist Church urged living together and race integration, stressing love over prejudice while Dr Harold Crume moderated questions. Residents from Freeport joined, and Mrs Ray Gordon outlined aims of Monroe’s Human Relations Council.
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Style Show Planned By GOP Club
A Green County Republican Women’s Club luncheon at Idle Hour Mansion will feature a style show themed Fall Fashions into the Holiday Season led by Mrs. Margo Loveland of Milady’s. Models include Mrs. Wake Kundert Nack Stauffacher R Kubly Jr Feldt. Narrator will be Mrs. Fernan. Reservations to Mrs. Goetz 325-3312 by Wednesday morning.
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Girl Scout Training Session Opened for 32 Leaders in Bank Room
Thirty two adult Girl Scout personnel attended a training and orientation session last night in the First National Bank Community Room. Four troop consultants led the session with level based groups. Mrs Barry will depart for Seattle for the National Council meeting as a Badger Council delegate. Registration Day was set for Monday November 3 from 1 to 3 pm at the Community Room. Troop leaders to submit cookie chairmen names. Uniform exchange chairwoman seeks uniforms. calendars to be ordered from Council office. Refreshments served.
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Fall Fund Raising Set by County GOP in Green County
Green County Republicans plan a Fall fund raising dinner at Hofmann's Wilhelm Tell Swiss Club in New Glarus on Sunday Oct. 26. Ody Fish and John Olson chair events with 28 member GOP executive committee. social hour at 6, dinner at 7, entertainment to follow. Guests include State Treasurer Harold Clemens Atty Gen Robert Warren Sen Gordon Roseleip and Assemblyman Joseph Tregoning.
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Frost Sets In Across Green County Lowlands
Frost covered the Green County countryside with 28 to 29 degree readings before 6 am. The frost follows a week of 1.90 inches of rain and freshens an already greened field. Dairy farmers keep cows indoors at night to cope with cool drizzles and dropping temps as mid October chill sets in.
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Green County Board Sets Oct 28 Budget Session
The Green County Board will meet Tuesday evening October 28 to begin the budget session. The meeting is open to the public and was moved from the regular schedule.
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Wisconsin Upper Michigan Synod District Meeting Preview
The Wisconsin Upper Michigan Synod District meeting will be at Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow October 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. About 40 ministers and lay delegates are expected with Rev Robert Anderson presiding and Rev Larry Pinnow leading devotion. A luncheon will be served at noon by local Lutheran women. Korean ship sunk in North Korea infiltration incident reported by South Korea.
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Nixon to Address Nation on Vietnam War in November
President Nixon announced a national address planned for November 3 to discuss the Vietnam conflict. The timing follows a Georgetown letter release and signals a major wartime briefing as the moratorium expands beyond student protests. The move comes amid growing labor and civil rights support for dissent and continued defense of Nixon policies.
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