Lutherans Commit Up to 1.79 Million for Urban Programs
The American Lutheran Church Joint Council voted to allocate 1.5 to 1.79 million dollars for urban programs from projected fund drives. Black leaders had pressed for 5 million as the church's share of a 500 million white church demand. The council kept plans for 27 new congregations in 1970 and aimed to boost urban funding beyond 3 million with other budgets. Dr. Fredrik A. Schiotz called Forman's demands an alarm clock.
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Minneapolis Minn
American Lutheran Church
ALC
Inter-City Ministry
CICM
James Forman
ICM
Fredrik A. Schiotz
Forman
Lutheran Church of America
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Schietz
Heileman bids for Blatz in bid to curb out of state control
The G Heileman Brewing Co offers 8.5 million for Blatz Milwaukee with a brief asserting adverse state economic impact if Blatz is sold to an out of state buyer. Associated Breweries and Grain Belt bid for Blatz with Pabst pressed to accept the 11.5 million offer from Associated.
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G. Heileman Brewing Co
Blatz Brewing Co
Milwaukee
Blatz
Associated Breweries
Detroit
Mich
Grain Belt Breweries
Minneapolis
Minn
Pabst Brewing Co
Heileman
Windham
Associated
Pabst
Heileman’s
Schlitz
Miller
Budweiser
Hamms
U.S
Grain Belt
Viet Withdrawal Talk Has Officials On Edge
In Saigon, President Nixon faces a clash between his plan to pull 25 000 U S troops by August and his top commanders view. Abrams and Ambassador Bunker fear only gradual withdrawals while Clifford urges a much larger removal this year. The Paris talks offer little help and Thieu delays new moves until August.
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Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
Ellsworth Bunker
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Paris
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
River Rats rally to push river preservation goals
La Crosse hosts the first Rathouse Rally of the Mississippi River Rats with 200 attendees and 600 members pledged. Resolutions call for removing junked cars, promoting scenic routes with state groups, aiding restoration of sites, and broadening membership beyond river communities.
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la Crosse Tribune
Mississippi
Holiday Inn
la Crosse
River Rats
Bruce H. Murray
University of Wisconsin
Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Awareness Center
State Historical Society
Department of Natural Resources
Eisenhower Burial Site Draws Massive Tourists
Abilene Kansas reports a surge of visitors to the Eisenhower Center as the crypt at the Place of Meditation draws crowds from across the nation and abroad. Daily counts reach 5 000 to 10 000 with 270 000 plus recorded since the state funeral, stressing city traffic, lodging, food and souvenir services.
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Abilene
Kan
John Wickman
Direc
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower Library
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Center
Visiting Attorney General Praises Police Efforts
La Crosse native Gary K. Nelson Arizona attorney general visits relatives in La Crosse remarking on police dedication amid low pay and public indifference. He warns on crime if public mobilization falters, cites recent Los Angeles New York and Minneapolis elections as indicators. Nelson born 1935 in La Crosse. attorney general since 1968. plans 1970 reelection. He and his wife Juanita have three sons.
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Gary K. Nelson
Arizona
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Los Angeles
New York
Minneapolis
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Phoenix
Ariz
Silas B. Nelson
S. 22Nd St
Angus Nelson
Deerflingers Department Store
Old Washington School
Arizona State
University of Arizona
Juanita
North Dakota
Bradley
Byron
Douglas
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