Long-Time Israeli Security Chief Quits
In Jerusalem, Israel’s long time security chief resigns amid a dispute with Premier Ben Gurion over handling German rocket scientists employed by the United Arab Republic. Meir supported by Ben Gurion remains in cabinet as Bonn refuses to interfere. The official had led intelligence for a decade and previously in Palestine.
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Flying Club Accepts Four New Members
Lynn Cantwell, president of the Blackhawk Flying Club, welcomed John Dobson of La Crosse, George Thompson of Sparta, Glen Schroeder, and Dr Allan Davidson of Caledonia to the club at a Friday meeting. Schroeder and Thompson are WWII pilots. Dobson and Davidson are student pilots. The club bought a 1959 Tri Pac er for training. Blackhawk planes will participate in Wisconsin State Farm Progress Days at Viroqua July 26-28.
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Taylor Tot Still In Critical Condition
Gary Simonson son of Mr and Mrs Omer Simonson remains in critical condition at Marshfield Hospital with third degree burns over 50 percent of his body. Farm hand Milan Stumlien suffered severe burns to his hands rescuing the boy and is listed in fair condition at Black River Falls hospital.
Romney Urges Vote For New Constitution
Detroit AP dispatch reports Gov. George Romney urging Michigan voters to approve a new state constitution amid opposition from Democrats and labor leaders. The measure would replace the 55-year-old charter, extend governor terms to four years, ban a state income tax, and overhaul state courts and agencies. Michael Swainson and AFL-CIO leader August Scholle oppose the plan, citing apportionment rules and one person one vote concerns. Elections Director Montgomery predicts about 1.4 million voters will participate in the spring ballot.
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Archbishop Byrne to Lecture at Luther College
Archbishop James J. Byrne of Dubuque will lecture on the Ecumenical Council in Rome at Luther College in Decorah Iowa on Tuesday April 2 at Walder’s Auditorium 8 p.m. A question period will follow and the event is open to the public.
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Blair Galesville Report Season's 1st Grass Fires
Special to The La Crosse Tribune Blair and Galesville reported early grass fires over the weekend. Blair-Preston volunteers were called Saturday at 11 a.m. to fight a blaze at Mrs Julia Arnesons farm south of Blair, destroying a chicken coop before the flames were beaten back. Galesville crews contained a Friday grass fire at William Sterns farm north of the city on Highway 35.
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Tass Labels U S Cuba Move a Theatrical Gesture
Tass in Moscow called the U S restriction on Cuban exile leaders to U S territory a theatrical gesture and noted the measure appeared to be a performance rather than a substantive policy move. The report from New York framed the action as a public gesture to show restraint.
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Piratic Attacks Continue Against Cuban People
The article notes a gesture aimed at stopping bandit acts against Cubans, stressing that the violence is not led by ringleaders but by their henchmen conducting these pirate-style attacks.
Unusual offers bring results in Personals column
Readership column highlights unusual offers with a call to action to dial 2 8040 for immediate response and visibility in the personals section. The item emphasizes quick reader engagement and direct contact.
Taylor Club to Meet at Fire Station April 2
Taylor Wisconsin a Taylor Commercial Club meeting is set for 8 p m Tuesday April 2 at the local fire station.
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