Dozen Spectators Ousted as HUAC Winds Up Viet Nam Inquiry
The House Un American Activities Committee ends questioning of anti Viet Nam war group figures after ejecting two witnesses and about a dozen onlookers. Chairmen Pool and Willis promise to vote next on bills to punish interference with movement of troops and materiel to Vietnam.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
House Committee On UN
U.S
Viet Nam
Cherkoss
Hamilton
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Jerry Clyde Rubin
Berkeley
Calif
Rubin
California
Draft call could reach 280000 by next spring
Pentagon projects 210000 to 280000 inductions from September through April to meet Viet Nam needs. McNamara told a Senate subcommittee selective service should supply an average 35000 recruits a month for six to eight months, lifting August through February totals and expanding Army basic training to 55400 monthly.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Defense Appropriations
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
Airline machinists vote on contract to end walkout
Washington AP reports strikers vote on a new pact promising wage gains and a cost of living escalator. Leaders predict approval despite pockets opposing ratification as 35,000 machinists strike five major airlines. If accepted, flights may resume this weekend and normal service by next week.
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Washington
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
White House
Congress
Siemiller
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Bowman
La Crosse County Board Reaffirms Picketing Halt Decision
The La Crosse County Board, in a 21 to 12 vote, reaffirmed an earlier order directing Corporation Counsel Ray Sunder to stop picketing by Hillview Home Employees Local 750 at county business places amid a salary dispute. Pickets resurfaced at several supervisors' locations after a brief lull, with absences noted among certain members.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse County Board
Ray Sunder
Hillview Home
William Bush
Gerald Best
Best
Jerome Klos
Bess
Supervisors Best
George Bruhn
Robert Carroll
C. F E. Christopher
Merritt Gibson
Charles Guenther
Wilbert Ipsen
William Ipsen
Arthur McBain
Raymond Nibb
James Stenberg
David Zlaticky
Carl Bruhnke
Dist
Bush
Bruhn
Ipsens
Stenberg
Frank Hauser
Ipsen Brothers
la Crosse
Quota Flaws Highlighted In Draft Debate By Students
AP survey of draft age men echoes calls to reform local board quotas and deferment rules. Respondents urge fairer use of youth talents and oppose nonmilitary draft alternatives as impractical.
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George Newman
New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Washington
Greg Weymann
Pensacola, Fla
Tulane University
Migrant Walkers Reach Capitol Steps In Wisconsin Protest
A band of 33 migrant workers arrive at the Wisconsin Capitol steps after an 80 mile march from Wautoma to press for better conditions and coverage under the $1.25 per hour minimum wage law. Speeches were scheduled by officials including Joseph Fagan and State Senator Fred Risser.
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Madison
Capitol
Wautoma
Capitol Steps
Joseph C. Fagan
State Industrial Commission
Fred A. Risser
D - Madison
Jesus Salas
Warren P. Knowles
Rites Set For Marine Killed In Viet Nam
Services for Staff Sgt. Robert T. Walsh 30 formerly of La Crosse will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Dickinson Jackson Street Funeral Chapel and 10:30 a.m. at St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Walsh a Marine crew chief died Aug. 9 in Viet Nam from a chest wound. He is survived by his wife Diane McGowan and two daughters Kim and Kelly, plus parents siblings and grandparents. Burial will follow at Catholic Cemetery after a Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Robert T. Walsh
Denton St
la Crosse
Viet Nam
Dickinson Jackson Street
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Thomas E. Mullen
Walsh
Marine Corps
Marine Air Group 36
Gays Mills
Robert
Logan
Roosevelt Military Academy
Peoria
Ill
Diane McGowan
Canyonville
Ore
Kim
Kelly
Louis George
Sandra George
Louis
Ronald George
James Walsh
Los Angeles
Edwin Helgerson
Thomas Walsh
Relocation Manager Hired For Civic Center Effort
Donald G. Rudolph age 25 of 1501 Farnam St. was hired by the La Crosse Redevelopment Authority as relocation and property management manager for the Civic Center project at $8,000 yearly. He will aid families individuals and businesses in finding new locations and manage rentals between acquisition and razing. The board also voted to rent three more rooms at the Hoeschler Building and to hire Soils and Engineering Services Madison for soil borings and analyses costing about 1645. Davy Engineering Co. may perform survey work for 2900 if firm. Survey work estimated 6500 by Clayton Solberg and Harley A Sime. Authority director Parrott to secure contract with Davy to finish in two months.
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la Crosse
Donald G. Rudolph
Farnam St
The
Wheeler Co
Authority
Hoeschler
Madison
Harborview Plaza
2Nd Street
State and
Mount Vernon Street
Davy Engineering Co
S. 6Th St
Civic Center
Davy
Clayton Solberg
Harley A. Sime
Tomah
Redevelopment Authority Board
Charles Parrott
New Hillview Superintendent To Be Hired
La Crosse County Board approved hiring Kenosha man Oscar Lindgren Jr as Hillview Home superintendent with a new salary range of 700 to 840 dollars monthly and a specific offer of 800 dollars. The board noted trustees retain full hiring power and have interviewed about a dozen applicants since Harold Reck’s resignation. Reck’s retirement was set for Aug 1 or when a replacement is found. Reck’s wife earned 400 plus dollars as matron. Lindgren will take the post within 60 days after current duties as Kenosha County joint nurse continue.
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L la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse County
Kenosha
Hillview Home
Oscar Lindgren Jr
Jerome Klos
Charles Guenther
32Nd Dist
Lindgren
Guenther
Klos
Harold Reck
Reck
Hillview
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