Former Green Beret Captain in crash in serious condition
PERTHamsey New Jersey AP Former Green Beret Captain Robert F Marasco 27 remained in serious condition after a weekend head on collision that injured him and Thomas J Green 22 identified as the other driver Marasco long linked to seven Army colleagues in a Vietnam spy case was taken to Perth Amboy General Hospital with massive head injuries Saturday The crash occurred amid a string of national and international defense and political notes from Washington Vatican City Saigon including Pentagon comments on Vietnamese prisoner names and Pope Paul VI closing a world synod with strengthened papal authority
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Perthamsey, N.J
Green Beret
Robert F. Marasco
Army
Marasco
Perth Amboy General Hospital
Thomas J. Green
Vatican City
Lebanon Cities Relax Amid Crisis Talks
Lebanon's main cities eased under Arab leader efforts to calm the clash between the army and Palestinian guerrillas. Only Tripoli stayed under a 21 hour curfew with no new incidents reported there.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Spaurlen
Gunntar
Two Democrats Won't Announce Governor Plans Yet
Don Peterson of Eau Claire and David Carley of Madison are not ready to declare their 1970 gubernatorial ambitions. Carley, a former Democratic National Committeeman, said he expects to decide by late November after interviews and weighing options.
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Madison
Don Peterson
Eau Claire
David Carley
Carley
Democratic Nation
Pleads Guilty in Slaying at La Rue Tavern
An Aurora man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison for the Sept 10 slaying of a La Rue tavern owner's wife during a holdup attempt. Richard J. Olson, 27, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Robert H. Golimar. Olson faces parole eligibility after 111 years and three months. Wanda Klingenmeier, 53, and the husband Lawrence were wounded in the robbery attempt.
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Baraboo
Aurora
Ill
la Rue
Richard J. Olson
Robert H. Golimar
Oisonadee
Ian Wanda Klingenmeier
Lawrence
Wisconsin
Mrs Tschudy Recalls Decade of County Nurse Work
Mrs Martha Tschudy R N retires after 20 plus years serving Green County public health from 1938 45 and 1955 69 She recalls weighing inspecting eyes gums teeth and posture at 115 rural schools once and the shift to modern school health programs She notes past practices like placards for scarlet fever varied immunizations and goitre prevention and contrasts then with today’s counseling immunizations testing and home visits.
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Martha Tschudy
Green County
Jean Zuercher Ripp
Brodhead
Tschudy
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Martha Tschudy R.N
Monroe
Rush School
South Wayne
Lafayette County
Death of Clyde J. Dailey in Green County traffic crash
Clyde J. Dailey 72 of Platteville died from crushing chest injuries after a head on collision with a westbound pickup driven by Edwin Vinje 54 of Hollandale on Highway 39 five miles west of New Glarus. Dailey’s wife Alma was critically injured and Vincent was injured. Services set for Oct 30 at Thomas Funeral Home Platteville. The accident raised Green County traffic deaths to seven for the year.
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Clyde J. Dailey
S. Chestnut St
Platteville
New Glarus
Green County
Dailey
Edwin Vinje
Hollandale
Alma
St. Clare Hospital
Vinje
Apostolic Church
Wisconsin
Apostolic Gospel Assemblies
Sidney Femrite
Madison
Delbert
Cuba City
Edward West
Lon Kirkpatrick
Harry
Virgil
Lyle
Livingston
Thomas Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
Green County Sheriff's Department
LeRoy H. Gavigan
Monroe
Thomas F. Klemm
Browntown
Clarno
Cadiz Township
Terry L. Wenger
Brodhead
James Mitschele
Juda
Raymond Byrd
Beloit
Marilyn R. Gruenberg
St Clare Hospital
Mary Delores Pintar
21St St
County GOP Awards Night Honors Two Monroe Women
More than 150 Republicans gathered at the Wilhelm Tell Swiss Club in New Glarus for the second annual Awards Night honoring Mrs. Erma Thurber and Mrs. Mattie Lynch for lifelong party service. Ody Fish urged unity and energy while John Olson backed the Nixon administration. Rolland E. Karlen presented plaques. The event celebrated six honorees to date, with remarks by local and state Republicans and a nod to 1970 political plans and district realignments.
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Wilhelm Tell
Republican Party
Green County
Dorothy Meythaler
Madie Stauffacher
Joseph Stencel
Fred Kohli
Thurber
Fish
Quick Action Saves Boy from Fatal Neck Wound
Roger Wedig, five, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wedig of Route 1 Gratiot, was seriously injured when his hand shattered a glass storm door. His father applied a towel to the neck wound and rushed him to Darlington Hospital where bleeding stopped and blood transfusions aided his rescue. He was placed in intensive care and later moved out of the special unit.
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Roger Wedig
Leo Wedig
Gratiot
St. Clare Hospital
Darlington
Roger
Gratiot School
Monroe burglaries reported and list of city accidents
Police report four attempted burglaries in Monroe including Swiggum's Beer Depot Don's Polish Parlor and Burkhard and Share Service Station Green County Frozen Food Market with a loosened outside light bulb. Multiple vehicle accidents followed at 1:58 p.m. Saturday and into Sunday across several streets, with several drivers named and one total loss from a parked railcar impact.
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Monroe
Swiggum
18Th Avenue
Sixth Street
Don
Burkhard and Share
20Th Avenue
Green County
18Th Ave
James J
Richard J. Coffey
Jefferson
John K. MacInnis
Ninth Street
Rudy G Mader
Box 151
Argyle
12Th Street
Raimond Corbins
Golf View Court
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