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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1965

Page

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Springfield Demonstration Is Peaceful

About 1000 demonstrators marched to Court Square in Springfield Massachusetts under guards with no arrests or incidents. leaders said they will nudge authorities while promising cooperation after a civil rights protest billed as another Selma. The march did not resolve long standing racial tensions surrounding a July cafe incident and police handling of charges before a commission.

Springfield Mass Court Square

White Pastor Shot in Mississippi Civil Rights Tension

Jackson police say Rev. Donald A. Thompson 59 of First Unitarian Church was ambushed walking to his apartment rear door Sunday night. He was hospitalized in serious condition with a punctured lung and a broken shoulder amid threats linked to civil rights activity. the incident echoes Medgar Evers’ 1963 murder in the same city.

Jackson, Miss Jackson Donald A. Thompson First Unitarian Church Baptist Hospital Thompson Terre Haute Ind Mississippi Council On Human Relations Johnny Frazier National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Medgar Evers Evers NAACP

Dissenters Urged to Use Logic Says Humphrey at Wisconsin

Vice President Hubert Humphrey told a Madison audience that dissent must be constructive and taken seriously. About 50 protesters outside the Univer sity of Wisconsin theater carried Get Out Of Viet Nam placards as he spoke inside. He praised those who challenge policy with logic while condemning destructive tactics seen in recent protests. In Seoul, seven thousand students clashed with police over the Japan South Korea amity treaty.

Madison Cal Humphrey Dent Hubert H. Humphrey Riously Viet Nam Union Theater University of Wisconsin National Student Association Student Congress America Seoul

Auto Workers Strike At American Motors Plants

North Viet Nam bombing report details 24 U.S. war planes striking the Ban Thach hydroelectric plant and dam complex for a third straight day. Eight F4s, eight F104s, and four support aircraft conducted the afternoon raid after earlier Phantom missions. Damaged generator building and dam lie 80 miles south southwest of Hanoi. Heavy damage noted from weekend raids.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S North Viet Nam Ban Thach Hanoi Air Force China Dien Bien Phu Big Red One Nha Trang

Youth dies in accidental shooting at Wisconsin campsite

An 18 year old Berwyn Illinois youth, David Plocek, was killed by a single .22 caliber bullet during target practice at the Spaulding Campsite near Black River Falls. His companions Gregory Suchan and Michael Jones reported the pistol had jammed before it fired. The incident sparked a sheriff's investigation and the weapon was impounded for study.

Black River Falls Wis Jackson County Berwyn, III David Plocek Plocek Spaulding City Point Berwyn Gregory Suchan Michael Jones Julian Larken Suchan Jones Black River Falls Hospital Larkin Werner Radke John Noble

98 Year-Old Man Charged in Beating Landlady

In New York a 98-year-old man named Frank Nalysnik was charged with felonious assault after beating 78-year-old Mollie Michalowich with a cane in her Lower East Side apartment. Michalowich remained in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital with skull, collarbone and rib injuries. Nalysnik spoke little English and was the landlady’s only roomer.

NEW York Lower East Side Frank Nalysnik Mollie Michalowich Bellevue Hospital Nalysnik Michalowich Miss Michalowich

Blood Oath in Italian Hills Passes Without New Murder

In Drosi, Italy the 22nd of the month passed without violence as the Stillitano family remains guarded. Domenco Maisano, a 45 year old farmer, has a five year vow to kill Stillitano members and reportedly killed five relatives since 1960. Police say he last struck on June 22, 1963, and a Carabinieri detail protects the family. Martino Seva survived a 1960 duel and still fears retaliation while others seek safety in France.

Reggio Calabria Italy Stillitano Drosi Domenico Massano Maisano Martino Seva Antonio Stillitano Seva Seott Carabinieri National Police Stillitanos Migrat France Massano Francesco Martino Sera

All Night Talks Fail To Produce A Settlement

Local 72 of the United Auto Workers went on strike against American Motors Corp in Wisconsin after all day and all night talks failed to settle. The strike followed a 10 a.m. deadline, with about 11,500 AMC workers at two plants and 5,500 in Milwaukee facing layoffs. The dispute centered on grievances and union control issues, including veto power and discipline immunity for officials, and the rehiring of a former steward.

Kenosha United Auto Workers American Motors Corp Wisconsin Bwd Tom Cuchman Nutrall AMC UAW American Motors Milwaukee Richard Thiel Cushman Larry Wright Forman Local 72 Executive Board William F. Poupard United Auto Workers Local 72 Local 72 Richard C. Lee McDivitt Jane Conrad

Gemini 5 pursuit of phantom Agena marks third day in space

Gemini 5 astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. near the million mile mark on day three of an eight day flight. They rest well and pursue a mock rendezvous with a simulated Agena to gain experience for Gemini 6 and future moon missions.

Howard Benedict Walter M. Schirra Jr Thomas P. Stafford Cooper Conrad Mission Control

Waukon Area Woman Dies In Car Crash

Elaine Miller, 20, of Waukon area, died when the car she rode in left Highway 51 south of town and struck a bank at 2 am. Driver Ernest Decker, 24, is in fair condition. They were returning from a dance. Decker later lost consciousness. The body rests at Shutte Funeral Home Postville. survived by parents Roland and (Mrs.) Miller and sister Doreen.

Waukon Iowa Here Elaine Miller Roland Miller Ernest Lee Decker Decker Donald Brown Brown Theodore Rumph Shutte Funeral Home Postville Doreen

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