Senator seeks $10 billion cut in defense budget
Sen William Proxmire argues U S military spending should reflect a Soviet war potential about half of America’s and urges a $10 billion cut in fiscal 1971 defense requests. He asserts Russians are roughly three feet tall compared with six feet for Americans, and criticizes inflationary spending while hearings on Navy procurement proceed.
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Cerf to Speak at 102nd Greater La Crosse Chamber Meeting
Humorist Bennett Cerf will address the 102nd annual Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce meeting on March 19 in Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. Tickets go to members in January. the event includes the Man of the Year award by outgoing president Richard D. Morse.
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Democrats Say Nixon Has Voters' Support
Democratic analysts acknowledge Nixon has improved his position with the American voter during his White House year but warn support is unsteady and could falter under criticism of taxes inflation and crime. They urge Democrats to stress domestic issues and press to answer attacks in the coming months.
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Marching Chiefs Pantomime Show Cancelled in Minnesota
In Bloomington Minnesota the 225 member La Crosse State Marching Chiefs were barred from performing on the field during the Vikings Rams playoff game. They pantomimed on the snow covered sideline as officials cited field safety concerns.
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LCU
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Israelis May Be Sailing Gunboats Built In France
Five Cherbourg built gunboats sailed with their destination unclear amid arms embargo speculation. British authorities noted five unflagged boats passing through the Gibraltar Strait toward the Mediterranean. France opened an inquiry after Norway denied involvement, as Israel’s arms ties to Norway and France face scrutiny.
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Chaban-Dalmas
Charles de Gaulle
Three Inch Snowfall Forecast Across Wisconsin
The Weather Bureau warned that a Great Plains storm bringing heavy snow to Iowa and southern Minnesota would hit southwestern Wisconsin, with up to three inches more expected by Sunday night. Temperatures were forecast to stay at or below freezing statewide, and Green Bay recorded zero with no rise above freezing anticipated through the weekend.
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Fire damages Atlantic City Steel Pier and Marine Ballroom
A general alarm fire swept the Steel Pier in Atlantic City on a windy Saturday night, destroying the Marine Ballroom and the water circus. Police say the blaze began near the ballroom, started around 6:15 p.m., and was controlled by 8 p.m. Debris fell into the ocean as firefighters contained the flames driven by shifting winds. The 85 year old pier, owned by George A. Hamid, hosts three theatres and has suffered prior damage from storms and fires.
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