Artists Set For Tell Weekend in New Glarus Fair
About 200 artists will display at the ninth annual Wilhelm Tell Outdoor Art Fair in New Glarus on Sunday September 6 as part of Labor Day Weekend Festival. Exhibits open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with judging by UW art professor David Baker and prizes totaling $950 from last year.
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Tell
Wilhelm Tell
Schiller
New Glarus
Clayton Streiff
Jerry
Ann) Disch
Hedwig
David Elmer
Arthur Elmer
Walter Tell
David Boss
Kenneth Boss
Wilhelm Tell Jr
Switzerland
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Village Park
David Baker
Milk Program Under Attack in Nixon Administration
The Nixon administration faces criticism over withholding a special milk program that provided cut‑rate drinks to schoolchildren costing over 100 million dollars annually. Congress renewed authorization last spring, but the White House may drop the program as Agriculture Department officials and Lyng await a budget decision.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
Lyng
Meir demands Egyptian pullback of Suez missiles
Israel presses Washington to force removal of antiaircraft missiles in the Suez truce zone as Golda Meir insists on a pullback. Moshe Dayan backs diplomacy but warns Israel could act if needed. In Wisconsin, a Wisconsin Alumni Association official says Agnew and Laird should skip a Madison appearance citing campus climate concerns.
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Washington
Middle East
Golda Meir
Suez Canal
Moshe Dayan
United States
Madison
Wisconsin Alumni Association
Agnew
Laird
Diaz Ordaz Warns U.S Trade Barriers Threaten Latin Economy
At a gala state dinner hosted by President Nixon in Coronado Mexico’s President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz warned that U S restrictions on international trade could imperil Latin American economies. The remarks came amid a 660 VIP guest reception.
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Calif
Nixon
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
U. S
Sought in Wisconsin bombing youths identified in Utica area
A motorist in Little Falls identified a youth as Dwight Armstrong 18 in connection with the UW Madison lab bombing. FBI and state police pursued leads involving Karleton Armstrong 22 and others, linking to a January Baraboo plant attempt and a 1967 UW center blast that caused 6 million dollars in damage.
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N. Y
University of Wisconsin Research
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Little Falls
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Armstrong
Leo F. Burt
Karleton
David S. Fine
Madison
Wis
Armstrongs
Minneapolis
Malcolm Max Sliter
Sauk County
Electric Company
Donald Armstrong
New York City
University of Wisconsin
Baraboo
Ralph Hearn
Karleton Armstrong
Hearn
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Prairie du Lac
Army Mathematics Research Center
Robert Fassnacht
Dwight
David Fine
Leo Frederick Burt
George Baxtrum Jr
Fassnacht
Milwaukee Sentinel
Walworth County
The
Sentinel
Whitewater State University
State Justice Department
University of Wisconsin Nuclear Physics Laboratory
Robert R. Borchers
Sterling Hall
Borchers
Pesticide Pollution Persists Despite Federal Action
Washington report notes ongoing pesticide pollution despite a rush of federal measures. Analysts say enforcement gaps and widespread use keep chemicals in air water and soil, with affected communities demanding stronger controls and cleanup efforts.
Women's Rights Movement Faces Senate Vote Over ERA
In a 1930s arc, Perle Mesta rallies women to press their 100 U S senators for the Equal Rights Amendment. With 81 cosponsors, the House approval forces a Senate election-year vote as organizers vow strict lobbying and quick declarations from lawmakers. Mary Roebling cites pay gaps and education limits fueling the movement. Esther Cooper Smith and Mesta push a bold, uncompromising stance.
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Perle Mesta
U. S
House
Senate
Mary Roebling
Trenton N. J. Trust Co
Esther Coopersmith
Mesta
Nixon salutes Mexico in cross border AP brief
AP News In Brief notes Nixon praising Mexico as a country with a special place in the hearts of Americans. The Justice Department moves in Alabama to curb white parental interference with court-ordered school desegregation at three Talladega County schools. In Ithaca a judge frees three black trespass defendants after a Cornell occupation. In Everett a Stanford educator says today’s youth learn faster than schools adapt. In Miami a flag homage by thousands of hard hats honors the U S flag. In Portland Alfred Chamie takes on role of national commander aiming to secure POW releases from Hanoi.
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Mexico
Justice Department
Alabama
U. S
Birmingham
Talladega County
Ala
H. Hobart Groose
Portland
Ore
Alfred P. Chamie
American Legion
Hanoi
The
Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers
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Becky Chapman
Sharon Maurer
Mary Sulzer
Joseph
Donna) Kessenich
Sun Prairie
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Sauk City
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17Th Ave
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John Wesley Ryles I
Karl Armstrong
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Interior Department
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Ithaca, N. Y
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Matthew F. McHugh
Everett
Wash
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Miami
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Flagler Street
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