Viet Nam settlement urged by Goldberg and Wilson
U S and British leaders say a negotiated peace in Viet Nam is inevitable after talks in London with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Harriman met Tito in Belgrade then continued to New Delhi for talks with Lal Bahadur Shastri. Goldberg heads to Chicago for his mother-in-law's funeral.
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Goldberg
Wilson
London
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Nam
Harold Wilson
Red China
Soviet Union
Pope Paul VI
Yugoslavia
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Johnson
Tito
Harriman
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Scilly Islands
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Chicago
Esther Kurgans
Pope Appeals Mao and Podgorny to End Viet Nam War
Pope Paul VI sent messages to Mao Zedong and Nikolai Podgorny urging a negotiated peace in Viet Nam. He also addressed Ho Chi Minh and Nguyen Van Thieu to promote talks for a just solution. Pravda, meanwhile, questioned U.S. plans to widen the war to Laos and Cambodia.
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Vatican
Paul VI
Mao Tze-tung
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Viet Nam
Peking
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
North
Nguyen van Thieu
South
Pope Paul
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Johnson
Pravda
United States
Laos
Cambodia
Soviet Communist Party
Washington
Soviet Union
Cathedral Diamonds Chalice Stolen From Cathedral Vault
Thieves stole a small chalice and pried diamonds from another from the Cathedral of St. Joseph the Workman vault Saturday afternoon. Police said the loss occurred after 2 p.m. and was found about 7 p.m. The larger chalice valued at 6,000 dollars held nine diamonds in a cross setting. eight were taken.
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Cathedral of
St. Joseph the
la Crosse
Alexander J. McGavick
Two Area Men Killed In Separate Accidents
Raymond George Becker 21 Necedah and Gerald L. Kohnert 25 Black River Falls died in traffic crashes Friday and Saturday. Becker’s car left the road and struck a tree near Necedah at 2 a.m. Saturday. services at St. Francis Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. Kohnert’s car hit a railroad crossing signal near Highway 54 two miles from here at 1:20 a.m. Friday. four passengers were injured and treated locally. services pending at Evangelical Lutheran Church with Torgerson Funeral Home in charge. Surviving relatives listed for both men include parents and siblings.
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Raymond George Becker
Necedah
John L. Becker
Manston
St. Francis Catholic Church
Hare Funeral Home
Evelyn
John Jr
James
Frederick
Joseph
Cicero
Evelyn Johnson
Randolph
Sharon
Gerald L. Kohnert
Black River Falls
Here
Jackie
Sharon Stromberg
Cheryl Nemec
Jane Hanson
Hixton
Dorothy
Loren Klitzke
Glenview
Ill
Fred
Air Force
England
Richard
Eau Claire
William Lietz
P Store
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Torgerson
Subway Bus Strike Threatens City Traffic
Negotiations failed to end the New York transit strike as talks were recessed. Transit Authority seeks contempt orders against the Transport Workers Union led by Michael J. Quill. Mayor Lindsay warns of limited commutes and urges a crackdown while alternatives are sought.
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New York
Transit Authority
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
State Supreme Court
Quill
Ino
John V. Lindsay
Henry Barnes
Manhattan
Johnson sees next civil rights goal as true brotherhood
President Johnson cites 1965 gains under the Voting Rights Act and Civil Rights Act, but says achieving genuine fraternity with whites will be the hardest step. He notes progress in law and economy, and hints at possible foreign travel and a Paris meeting with de Gaulle.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
White House
Watts
Calif
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Dominican Republic
LBJ
See $18 Million Possible In '66 See $18 Million Possible In '66
La Crosse CT notes 1965 record of 14.8 million and 11.59 million in 1963, with industry optimism for 1966. Projects include Trane administration building, Hillview West apartments, county jail site housing, Gunder sen Clinic expansion, G Heileman warehouse, La Crosse State University builds, new library, two fire stations, public housing, a pool, post office federal building, and Viterbo dorms. Taxable construction may exceed prior years as growth accelerates in city public works and private ventures.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Trane Co
Shelby
Trane
Hillview Home
Gundersen
Gateway Grocery Co
G. Heileman Brewing Co
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Ward Avenue
la Crosse State University
Iwest
Chadnow Construction Co
Milwaukee
Old County Jail
Bruce Reid
Dale Wernecke
la Crosse State
City of la Crosse
Common Council
Sun Avenue
Market Streets
Viterbo College
Mit
Cothet Fine Arts
Viterbo
Losey Boulevard
Clarksville
First Baby of 1966 Born in La Crosse Hospital
The first baby of 1966 born in La Crosse arrived at St. Francis Hospital at 12 17 a m Saturday. The boy is the ninth child of Mr and Mrs Levi E Schneider of 1235 West Ave S. No other New Year s babies were born in local hospitals before 8 15 p m.
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la Crosse Hospital
Levi E. Schneider
West Ave. S
St. Francis Hospital
Record Jobs Sales and Earnings Hit 1965 High in La Crosse
La Crosse County ends November with 31,100 workers up 2,300 from 1964. Manufacturing added 1,800 jobs to 8,800. wholesale retail plus 5,000. farm workers 2,100. Chamber says climate favorable and December unemployment down to 3 percent. Trane Co and affiliates expect 1965 sales to exceed 1964’s 137 million. 1966 looks strong with new plants, expansions and products.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin State Employment Service
D. J. Petruccelli
Greater la Crosse
R. S. ‘Denzer
la Crosse Cooler Co
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la Crosse Cooler
Continental Can Co
Pyroil Co
Pyroil
Trane Co
Trane
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