Guardsmen withdraw from Capitol patrol as crisis eases
National Guardsmen who patrolled the Wisconsin Capitol since Sept 29 pull out after officials say welfare demonstrations crisis has eased. 1,700 troops activated from multiple Wisconsin cities reduced to 200-1,050 in recent days.
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Madison
State
Don Erickson
Onalaska
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Fort Atkinson
Watertown
Oak Creek
Hartford
Oconomowoc
Burlington
Elkhorn
Whitewater
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Erickson
Wisconsin posts smaller deficit in 1967 69 biennium
Wisconsin ends its 1967 69 fiscal biennium with a deficit of 6.998 million dollars, less than a third of Gov. Warren Knowles forecast. Department of Administration cites 1.18 billion general purpose revenue output for the period and notes the shortfall is under 1 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Department of Administration
Kopechne parents oppose autopsy for Mary Jo
In Wilkes-Barre the Kopechne family lawyers say there is no good reason for an autopsy and that disturbing her grave would be grossly offensive. In Milwaukee Judge Duffy revokes Rev. James Groppi's probation and orders six months in the county jail for his role in the September 29 welfare demonstrations at the state capitol.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Mary Jo Kopechne
Milwaukee, Wis
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
James E. Groppi
Milwaukee County House of Correction
Duffy
Legislative Chambers
Madison
Meteoric Mets World Series Triumph Sparks City Frenzy
New York erupts in jubilation after Cleon Jones Ends Orioles bid. Mets fans flood streets with ticker tape and debris as President Nixon calls to congratulate owner Joan Payson. Sanitation crews toil amid the celebratory chaos while Shea Stadium hosts a bedlam win.
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New York
New York Mets
Cleon Jones
Baltimore Orioles
George Washington
The
Stock Exchange
Mets
Garment
Shea Stadium
Joan Payson
Goetz to Speak in Monroe at Two Public Appearances
Former Monroe man James B. Goetz now Minnesota lieutenant governor will appear in Monroe on Tuesday January 20 1970. He will attend a Green County Republican Women’s Club luncheon and later be guest speaker at the Jaycees Bosses Night.
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Monroe
James B. Goetz
Minnesota
Green County Republican Women’s Club
Goetz
Jaycees
Philip M. Gordon
Beloit
Rock County
Republican Women’s Club
National Federation of Republican Clubs
Curtis W. Gonstead
Rock County Club
Robert Zimmerman
Green County Club
Harold V. Froehlich
House
Four-year-old Bruce Beutel dies after taking pills
Four-year-old Bruce Ernest Beutel of Highway 69 north of Monroe died at St. Clare Hospital from complications after swallowing about 30 mild tranquilizer pills. He was ill at home, treated at the hospital where his heart stopped twice and was revived. He was born Sept. 30, 1965, to Herman and Royletta Beutel. Surviving are parents, a sister Gail, and relatives. Services set for Oct. 19 at Stnessy Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Milde officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Bruce Ernest Beutel
Herman Beutel
Highway 69
Monroe
Simmons
St. Clare Hospital
Herman and
Royletta Severson Beutel
Jutla
South Wayne
Belmont
Monticello-Monroe
Gail
LeRoy Severson
Juda
Myra Bear
Theodore Severson
Ernest Beutel Sr
William Beutel
Mae Lloyd Freeport
Ernest Bear
Mt. Horeb
Stnessy Funeral
Robert Milde
Monroe Bible Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Tregoning Votes to Kill Urban Welfare Package
The Assembly split along party lines over a $10 million urban welfare compromise. Republicans backed killing the measure 33 to 17 while Democrats voted 32 to 14 to oppose it. A similar proposal is slated for consideration when the Assembly next meets Tuesday.
Toys and dolls sought for Monroe Christmas Stocking drive
Monroe High School students in the Beginning Metal Class led by James Bartholf refurbish large donated toys for the Christmas Stocking program of the Woman's Club of Monroe. The drive seeks wagons tricycles bicycles scooters wheelbarrows dolls and more with a deadline of Oct 31 and pickups available by calling Mrs. Caradine or Mrs. Holmes.
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Monroe High School
James Bartholf
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Girls Service Club
Carol DeMik
New Green County Conservation League Directors Named
League City Street Supt Nathan Klassy of Monroe and Karl Hofmann of New Glarus are named new directors of the Green County Conservation League at Bluff View Park Brodhead. Nearly 300 attend to elect officials view safari film and discuss pheasant season opening tomorrow.
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Nathan Klassy
Monroe
Karl Hofmann
New Glarus
Green County Conservation League
Bluff View Park
Brodhead
Senators Clash Over Tarr Bill With Bunny Foo Foo Jibe
In Madison on the Senate floor two Wisconsin lawmakers sparred over the Tarr task force proposal to reform city aid. Sen. Schreiber and Sen. LaFave traded quips referencing Little Bunny Foo Foo and Little Boy Blue as the debate stretched 242 hours and the bill was laid over for action next Tuesday. Roseleip urged clarity on city allocations while others noted the measure would shift funds to larger urban areas.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Little Bunny Foo Foo
Little Boy Blue
Martin Schreiber
Milwaukee
Reuben LaFave
Roconto
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Schreiber
LaFave
Bunny Foo Foo
Roseleip
Tarr
Boy Blue
Raymond Johnson
R-Eau Claire
Gerald Lorge
A-Bear Creek
Milwaukee County Zoo
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