Closer LCU and Coleman Techniques Proposed Cooperation
La Crosse State University and the Coleman Technical Institute discussed a closer partnership to offer courses complementing technical training for students not pursuing liberal arts degrees. The plan aims to avoid duplicating functions while easing housing for Coleman students and encouraging interinstitutional cooperation.
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la Crosse State University
Coleman Technical Institute
State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
Samuel Gates
Board of Regents
Gates
Vocational Institute
Edward S. Carlsson
Coleman Institute
Harold Koniak
Racine
John Rice
Sparta
John Roche
Rio
William Kraus
Stevens Point
Angus Rothwell
State Department of Public Instruction
Walter Kohler
No New Policy Chinese communique seen as reassurance
Washington analysts said the Peking communique offers no new ground. It reaffirms prior lines and signals China aims to counter perceived disarmament moves rather than chart new policy. President Johnson, at the LBJ Ranch, was briefed as four diplomatic postings were announced including Carol C. Laise to Nepal.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Red China
Washington
Peking
Communist Party
Central Committee
White House
Bill D. Moyers
LBJ
Carol C. Laise
Nepal
India
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Hanoi
United States
Moyers
W. Averell Harriman
George W. Ball
Cambodia
Harriman
Chicago Rights Marches Consider Simultaneous Protests
Civil rights leaders discussed the possibility of three simultaneous marches into white Chicago neighborhoods to protest housing discrimination. A strategy meeting followed a smaller march that drew 500 participants and some hostility but limited violence.
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Chicago
Leo G. Cyr
African Bureau
State Department
Rwanda
Charles D. Withers
John Morgan McSweeney
U.S
Brussels
Belgium
Bulgaria
Nathaniel Davis
National Security Council
White House
Wirtz Says Machinists Canceled Airline Pact
Secretary of Labor Wirtz said an airline settlement was reached Friday but the machinists later rejected it. The proposed package would cost airlines about 84 million dollars over three years. Union leaders disputed the outcome, saying they were not informed of the terms and that negotiations ended without agreement.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Roy) Siemiller
Siemiller
Labor Department
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
IAM
International Association of Machinists
White House
Namese
Saigon
Que Son
Quang Tin Province
U.S
Colorado
North
Viet Nam
La Crosse Man Walks Off Trusty Job At Dane Jail
A La Crosse man James C. Scott 33 serving 90 days for theft walked from the Dane County jail kitchen as a trusty after delivering a meal to juvenile detention quarters Saturday. Deputy Niemann said no trace has been found and search efforts continue.
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la Crosse
Dane
Madison
Dane County
James C. Scott
David Niemann
Niemann
Scott
3000 American Troops Arrive In South Vietnam
More than 3,000 new troops, the 196th U S Light Infantry Brigade, disembarked at Vung Tau near Saigon increasing U S forces in Vietnam to 291,000. Based in Tay Ninh the unit began training with roughly half inexperienced and actions set against a planned buildup to 400,000 by year end.
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Saigon
U.S
Vung Tau
Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Fort Devens
Lucey to oppose Knowles as GOP picks in Wisconsin race
Republican county chairs in Wisconsin favor Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey to run against Gov. Warren P. Knowles in November. They view Lucey as stronger than other Democratic hopefuls Abe Swed Dominic Frinzi and David Carley, while predicting Knowles will win the general election. The poll, by The La Crosse Tribune Madison bureau, shows Lucey as the leading Democratic challenger and Republicans optimistic about statewide outcomes.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Warren P. Knowles
Lucey
Gov
Knowles
Abe Swed
Milwaukee
Dominic Frinzi
David Carley
Lake Michigan
Associated Press
Harry Chandler
Kenneth Hartnett
Patrick Lucey
John Keefe
James R. Polk
Polk
Warren Knowles
Congress stays in Washington delaying fall campaign
The article notes Congress may remain in D C until October 15 reducing time for campaigning ahead of the November 8 election. Senators and representatives face issues like the Vietnam war inflation and urban rioting complicating voter outreach. Senate Minority Leader Dirksen questions members willingness to return home. See CONGRESS Page 2.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Five Wisconsin governor hopefuls feature diverse backgrounds
The La Crosse Tribune begins a week long AP produced series profiling five candidates for Wisconsin governor. Warren Knowles seeks a second term while four Democrats wage a heated primary battle. reporters will detail each candidate’s beliefs, character, and campaigns with photo coverage.
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By Douglas B. Cornell
Mao
Norodom Sihanouk
Laise
Glen W. Ferguson
VISTA
Peace Corps
Kenya
William Attwood
Cowles Publications
Chicago Lawn Belmont-Cragin
Bogan
Chicago Freedom Movement Action Committee
Illinois Department of Registration and Education
Chicago Commission On Human Relations
Martin Luther King
Eae
Donna Woods
KLUE
Longview
Jesus
UPI
S. Viet Nam
John Cantwell
GOP
Lee Lucey
Demos
By John Wyngaard
Swed
Frinzi
Carley
Mekong
South
Ca Mau
An Xuyen
Air Force
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