Lucey Seeks Wisconsin Governor Nomination in 1970
Former Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey announced his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for governor, denouncing the Republican administration and promising tax reform and education, job training, and environmental measures. The 51 year old real estate broker spoke at a Maple Bluff news conference stating urban rural and income inequities must be addressed. He was defeated by Warren Knowles in 1966 and is viewed as a front runner among several possible Democratic candidates.
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Just Ask Waukesha Dating Game Not What It Was
The piece notes dating patterns among students have shifted away from traditional dates. It cites street work on 10th Street and 15th Avenue in Waukesha, funded by Kennedy firm, affecting local life for about a week. College students increasingly self finance, and group outings with friends and local entertainment replace formal dates.
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Waukesha
Nathan Klassy
City Street
10Th Street
Gibson's
Sears
15Th Avenue
13Th Avenue
Kennedy
Janesville
Swiss Specialist Charged in Major Espionage Case
Alfred Frauenknecht, 43, head of a Winterthur based Sulzer A G unit, is accused of selling 20 crates of secret Mirage jet fighter plans to Israel for 200000 dollars. Prosecutors call it the biggest espionage affair in Swiss history since World War II. The plans were transmitted via West Germany through a nonemployee relative after France embargoed Mirage shipments. The Mirage III S engines were produced under license by Sulzer A G. In a separate Chicago note, eight men face conspiracy charges linked to riots planned for the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
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Bern
Switzerland
Hans Walder
Israel
Walder
Alfred Frauenknecht
Gebr
Sulzer A.G
Winterthur
West Germany
Sulzer
France
Chicago
Missing Albany Girl Located in Brodhead
A 16 year old Albany girl Sally Rae Gempeler who had been missing since Sunday Sept 21 was found in Brodhead last night. An anonymous call to Albany Police led to her custody at a laundromat and return home where she resumed school.
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Robert Edward Miller
Joe E. Miller
Grandview Blvd
Madison
Monroe
Madison General Hospital
Robert
St. Clare Hospital
Miller
Dane County
Lincoln
Albany
Brodhead
Sally Rae Gempeler
Robert Gempeler
Norman Glasser
Glasser
Albany High School
Nixon proposes $4.25 billion Social Security hikes and automatic COLA
President Nixon unveils broad Social Security reforms including a 10 percent across the board benefit hike in 1970 and an automatic cost of living escalator tied to inflation. He also proposes raising the wage base to $9,000 in 1972 and trimming employer employee payroll tax rates 1971 1976. Two Milwaukee students arrested after a SDS protest against ROTC programs at UW Milwaukee.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Arthur F. Burns
Milwaukee
Student's For A Democratic Society
University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Natalie Theiler Dies At 72 In New Glarus Home
Natalie Theiler 72 a longtime newspaper worker and scion of a Vermont Swiss paper family died after a long illness in the New Glarus Home. Born April 23 1897 in New Glarus she worked as linotype operator for many publications including The Capital Times and Madison Newspapers Inc. She lived in Madison 1939 to 1968 and belonged to Memorial UCC Swiss Club of Madison and GUG Germania. Funeral services will be at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus with burial in Swiss Church Cemetery.
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Robert
Cheryl
Barbara
Patty Jo
Mary Louise
John Weber
Lodi
Tony E. Miller
Racine
University of Wisconsin
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Bethel Lutheran Church
Wisconsin Ave
Frautschi Funeral Home
Speedway Road
Michael Mayer
David Moore
Tom Wolf
Tom Consiglio
Gene Gagnon
Jeffrey Meyer
Natalie Theiler
New Glarus
der Deutsch- Schweizeriche Courtier
New Glarus Post
United States
Madison Newspapers, Inc
Sioux City
Iowa
Journal
News Intelligencer
Wheeling
West Virginia
Waukegan Ill
Daily Sun
George Banta Book Publishing Co
Menasha
Freeport
Ill
Journal- Standard
The
Capital Times
Miss Theiler
John and
Emma Zimmerman Theiler
Switzerland
Green County
Memorial United Church of Christ At
the Swiss Club of
New Glarus Legion Auxiliary
G.U.G. Germania
Zentner Funeral Home
William A. Schultz
Memorial Ucc
Swiss Church
Democratic and GOP talk of Vietnam de-escalation moves noted
AP dispatches report Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott hinting Nixon may announce new U de-escalation efforts as conditions permit. A privately quoted senator said the President hinted at midsummer a fall plan if current efforts fail.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Scott
Explosion at Madison Armory Ends Door Status
An explosion at the National Guard Armory in Madison blew out steel doors to the drill area. Chief warrant officer Donald Erickson estimated damage at 25000 dollars. No injuries. a basement janitor was the only occupant. Federal officials assist police. cause and explosive type under investigation. A brick wall section was damaged.
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Madison
National Guard
Donald Erickson
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