Argues over Wisconsin bombing reflection and Vietnam talks
The father of two men accused in the Sterling Hall bombing expresses despair as the FBI seeks four suspects in Madison. In Paris, U.S. Ambassador Bruce seeks progress in talks with North Vietnam but Xuan Thuy demands U.S. renounce its war policy. In Saigon, 63 Americans killed last week, with 28 still unidentified from a helicopter crash. Johnson is briefed by Agnew on Southeast Asia, with Agnew praising presidential experience.
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Paris
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
United States
South Vietnam
Thuy
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
da Nang
Madison West plans parent talent pool for class guidance
Madison West High School announced a plan to create a parent talent pool to assist teachers with specialized expertise. The effort, supported by the school's PTA, aims to improve classroom instruction by leveraging parent skills.
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Madison
Madison West High School
PTA
Legion members end national convention praised by Agnew
Vice President Spiro Agnew hailed the American Legion as the nation’s true peace-makers at their national convention in Portland Oregon. He said the legion’s spirit has kept America strong and maintained peace, contrasting it with those who disturb it.
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Portland
Ore
American Legion
Spiro T. Agnew
Legion
America
Agnew
NASA to mothball Apollo rockets amid mission cutbacks
NASA will retire two Saturn 5 moon rockets to preserve heavy lift capability after eliminating two Apollo missions. Four lunar flights remain and some astronauts slated for Apollo 15 and 19 will be reassigned due to budget cuts.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Thomas O. Paine
Wisconsin Chancellor Responds to Parents Over Bomb-Hit School
In Madison the University of Wisconsin office reports parent concern as students plan to attend the bomb-hit school. Chancellor Edwin Young pledges safety measures and full educational opportunities under best possible conditions.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Edwin Young
Alpine Festivals At Tell Events In New Glarus
Swiss yodeler Mrs. Vreni Kneubuhl joins the Alpine Festival lineup for September 5 and 6 at New Glarus High School gym. The weekend also features the Wilhelm Tell pageant in the outdoor amphitheater, an English Schiller version on Saturday, a German cast Sunday, an Art Outdoor Show, a Swiss children’s program, and a street dance at 10 p.m. Local host is Mrs. Emil Wieland.
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Switzerland
Vreni Kneubuhl
New Glarus
Wilhelm Tell
Labor Day
New Glarus High School
Kneubehl
Burgdorf
Emil Wieland
Schiller
Rooms Needed for Cheese Days
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce Office will act as a housing clearing house for Cheese Days visitors. Out of town guests have already contacted the office seeking rooms. Call Mrs. Lee Nipple at 325-3739 to list available rooms.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lee
Carol) Nipple
Four UW students linked to Madison bombing sought nationwide
FBI issued fugitive warrants for Karleton Armstrong 22 Dwight Armstrong 19 David Fine 18 and Leo Burt 22 over the August 24 blast at Sterling Hall causing one death and injuries. The four, all connected to the University of Wisconsin, faced sabotage and conspiracy charges as investigators traced explosives and prior attacks including the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Karleton L. Armstrong
Dwight
Madison
Wis
FBI
Sterling Hall
Armstrong
Donald
Washington
Army Mathematics Research Center
Students For A Democratic Society
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
Dwight Alan Armstrong
David Sylvan Fine
Leo Frederick Burt
Armstrong Brothers
George P. Baxtrum Jr
Armstrongs
Badger Army
Baxtrum
Maxim Sliter
Minneapolis
Research Center
Sliter
Karleton Armstrong
New York City
Canada
Sauk County
Devils Lake
Robert Fassnacht
U.S
Government Research Center
Fine
Israel Likely to Boycott UN Peace Talks Over US Stance
Informed sources say Israel will skip Middle East peace talks at the United Nations until Washington backs its charges that Egypt violated the cease fire. Golda Meir and her cabinet weigh the move as Moshe Dayan eyes exit if talks resume without firm US support.
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Tel Aviv
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Israel
Golda Meir
Suez Canal
Moshe Dayan
Yosef Tekoah
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Golda
Yoel Marcus
Haaretz
New York
Washington
Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Palestine
Beirut
Rainfall Soaks Green County Parched Area
Heavy soaking rains reached Green County with 1.75 to 4.3 inches measured at various points including Monticello Monroe Albany and WEKZ radio station. The storm eased into drizzles overnight while thunder and lightning touched off scattered outages. The rain helps pastures and lawns but damages corn, with eastern areas hit hardest. Hot humid weather peaked at 91 in Stoughton.
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Monticello
Monroe
Albany
WEKZ
Don Siedschlag
Green County Agricultural and Conservation Service
Stoughton
Dane County
Kids From Wisconsin Steal Guy Lombardo Audience
Sixty two youths from Wisconsin wowed a New York audience by filling in for Guy Lombardo at Jones Beach. The group from the Wisconsin Exposition Center performed an hour long set, drawing repeated encores and delaying Lombardo’s band.
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Wisconsin
Guy Lombardo
New York
Wisconsin Exposition Center
Lombardo
Jones Beach
Sound of Music
Oceanside Outdoor Stadium
Vernon G
Post Office Labor Day Hours Announced in Monroe
Postmaster R. J. Myers announced Labor Day hours for the Monroe office. Regular window and delivery services will be closed on Monday September 7, while special delivery remains available. Mail pickup from collection points continues and the lobby stays open for lockboxes and stamp dispensing.
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Monroe
R. J. Myers
Still Time to Give Your Blood Today at Jr. High
The Badger Red Cross Bloodmobile operates today from 1 to 6 30 p.m. at Monroe Junior High School. Badger Bloodbank appeals for donors as Madison center lacks sufficient blood for normal needs this weekend and for emergencies during Labor Day. Monroe quota set at 140 pints.
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Jr. High
Badger Red Cross
Monroe Junior High
Badger Bloodbank
Madison Center
Monroe
Syndicate Buys Five Month Calf For 10500 At Wisconsin Show
An eleven member syndicate including the former owner's son paid 10500 for Crescent Beauty Talent Fury, a five month old Holstein heifer at Wisconsin Showcase. Shares were sold at 750 each, with members from New York to Wisconsin. The sale totaled 41475 for 37 head as about 700 people attended.
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Fond DU Lac
Crescent Beauty Talent Fury
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Association
Norman Rasmussen
Lone Rock
Roy Hetts
Allen Hetts
Fort Atkinson
Gary Lintvedt
Darlington
Hetts
New York
Indiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Washington
Allen
Japan
Fury
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