Groppi Marries Civilly Defying Church Ban
Milwaukee priest Rev James E Groppi, a civil rights figure, wed Margaret Rozga in Las Vegas last Thursday and plans a Catholic ceremony. He vows to stay in the church, seeks laicization if needed, and hopes to minister in an inner city parish while balancing his liberal activism and ongoing education.
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James E. Groppi
Father Groppi
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Cartwright Center
Peggy
Groppi
Margaret Rozga
Las Vegas
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Blessed Sacrament School
St. Mary’s Academy
Alverno College
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
William E. Cousins
Humphrey Declines Nomination Bids for Presidency
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey announced he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination while staying in the Senate. He left the door open to a draft and noted New Jersey’s June primary filing deadline as the last path to challenge Carter.
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Minneapolis
Robert Short
Minnesota
Vernon F. Dale dies at 77 longtime Onalaska businessman
Vernon F. Dale, 77, founder of Outers Laboratories and Metallics Inc of Brice Prairie, died Wednesday in New Orleans while vacationing. He led both firms as president and chairman, owned Walt's Restaurant, and bred American Quarter Horse champions with his wife until her death in 1966. Dale, born July 27, 1898 in Galesville, moved to Onalaska in 1926. He is survived by his widow Erline and daughter Jean Wagner. Services pending. Roger L. Parsons named Zeidler elector for Third District. faculty member at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.
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Outers
Outers Laboratories
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Marita
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Marshall Dale
Galesville
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Jean Wagner
St. Louis
Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home
la Crosse
Zeidler
Roger L. Parsons
Main St
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
$20 Million Relief Aid Proposed For Lebanon
Washington proposes an initial $20 million U S relief aid to Lebanon to support a larger reconstruction program. The funds would flow through the United Nations for a $50 million relief and refugee plan while a broader U S effort could total several hundred million dollars subject to a ceasefire and stable politics.
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Summit youth found sane to stand trial for officers murders
Alan Randall, 17, of Summit, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, found sane and capable of trial on charges of killing two Summit police officers and Wayne Olson in January 1975 and Ronald Hoeft days later.
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Alan Randall
Summit
Wayne Olson
Ronald Hoeft
Senate report details CIA FBI mail opening and surveillance programs
Washington AP A Senate Intelligence Committee report notes CIA mail opening and FBI surveillance activities from 1953 to 1973. It cites monitoring of welfare protesters in Milwaukee infiltrating church youth groups and the postal service case involving John Gronouski and civil rights desegregation efforts in Milwaukee.
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Washington, D.C
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Community Relations Service
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