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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1965

Page

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Steel Union Meet Near As Strike Deadline Looms

Federal mediator William E. Simkin convened a joint session with steel negotiators after the United Steelworkers Union rejected a wage offer. If talks fail by the Sept. 1 deadline, about 450,000 workers could strike, halting 80 percent of U.S. steel output. The union’s I. W. Abel warned of industrial action as President Johnson urged responsibility.

H. L. Schwartz Pittsburgh, Pa United Steelworkers Union William E. Simkin Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Simkin Johnson Viet Nam I. W. Abel Steelworkers

House Approves New Immigration Quotas Amid Debate

The House passed a bill to replace nation-by-nation quotas with a first come, first served system totaling 170 000 visas per year starting July 1 1968. It limits 20 000 per nation and would favor relatives of U S citizens while exempting Western Hemisphere nations from quotas. The measure faces Senate scrutiny as President Johnson supports prompt action.

John Beckler U.S Washington England Germany Aneel Wagner Bui Wl Uule oCnate House Western Hemisphere North South America Senate Johnson Mike Mansfield Montana Everett M. Dirksen Illinois White House United States GOP

Herberger's Buys E R Barron Co Store In La Crosse

Herberger's purchases the E R Barron Co store at 5th Ave and Main St La Crosse with plans to rename it Herberger Barron and remodel gradually. The deal, approved Aug 15, sets Sept 1 as ownership change date with no staff changes.

E. R. Barron Co 5Th Ave Main St Herberger’s St. Cloud Mann Herberger-Barron Tribune la Crosse Minn Barron Board of Directors Robert J. Sullivan Herberger S. G Sullivan Barron Company Barron 4Th and Main Barron and van Valkenburg 5Th Avenue Main the State Bank McGregor Iowa E. R. Barron Meredith Village C. H. Barron E. R C. J. Felber Mississippi River

Astronauts Cooper Conrad Set Space Endurance Record

Gemini 5 crews Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad shattered the Soviet single flight endurance mark with Eight days in orbit. Ground teams reported minor thruster issues and fuel concerns but said no danger existed as the craft neared the 124 hour milestone. The crew logged more hours than all Soviet cosmonauts to date and passed 2 million miles in its journey toward home.

John Barbour Associated Press Space Center Houston Tex Gordon Cooper Charles Conrad Soviet Union United States Christopher C. Kraft Cooper Gemini Control Kraft Valery Bykovsky John Hodge Conrad U.S Astronaut Corps Gemini

Soviet Space Ship On Earth Looked Grimy After Reentry

Tass reports the Soviet craft that carried cosmonauts Leonov and Belyayev has landed and appears grimy from space heat. The UPI caption notes the scene features a new film titled Man Steps Into Space premiering in Moscow this week.

Leonov Belyayev Earth Tass Moscow UPI

Attacks Trigger 11 Missing At DuPont Rubber Plant

Louisville reports 26 blasts and fires at the Du Pont synthetic rubber site leaving 11 missing and 39 injured as authorities keep crews from the blaze. Evacuation zones stretch around the plant near the Ohio River with a curfew in effect and hundreds housed as refugees.

DuPont Rubber Louisville du Pont National Jefferson County Red Cross West End Ohio River

Wind and hail cripple crops around Viroqua Wisconsin

High winds and hail battered the Viroqua area on Thursday evening causing heavy damage to crops and tobacco west of the city. Tobacco and sheds were destroyed. trees fell in Budd Genoa Liberty Pole West Prairie and Newton Valley. Two sheds on Kenneth Thompson farm and one on Blaine Conway farm were destroyed. Electrical and telephone service disrupted in these areas.

Viroqua Wis Budd Genoa Liberty Pole West Prairie Newton Valley Kenneth Thompson Blaine Conway

Man Dies of Heart Attack After Vehicle Collision

John W. MacNeil of rural Rice Lake died of a heart attack Wednesday after his car struck an 11 year old boy two miles northwest of Bloomville on Lincoln County Highway 1. The boy escaped injury as the vehicle veered into a corn field and overturned.

Bloomville John W. MacNeil Rice Lake Lincoln County MacNeil

Johnson Warns DC Faces Race Violence Clock Ticking

President Johnson signing a $3.3 billion Public Works and Economic Development Act warned that violence could erupt in the District of Columbia if action is not taken. He urged Congress to act to prevent riots like Los Angeles and said the bill aims to create jobs in high unemployment areas through grants and loans. The measure blends prior programs and provides $500 million annually for four years.

Washington Johnson Los Angeles District of Columbia White House East Room Congress Los Federal Area Redevelopment Administration ARA

Johnson forms federal task force to probe Los Angeles riots

President Johnson orders a 10 point plan led by Deputy Atty Gen Ramsey Clark to work with Gov Brown Mayor Yorty and others to restore damaged Watts and other areas. The group will coordinate antipoverty housing welfare commerce and SBA agencies to address root causes and aid affected residents.

Washington Johnson Los Angeles Ramsey Clark Edmund G. Brown Samuel W. Yorty Departments of Commerce and Welfare Housing and Home Finance Agency Small Business Administration California Watts Clark Supreme Court Tom C. Clark Justice Department Nicholas Katzenbach White House Alabama Oxford Miss Birmingham Ala

Minn. Man Injured In Home Explosion

An explosion and fire damaged the Peter Anthony home in Chisholm Minnesota injuring a worker. Tony Kovach 59 who was working on a water heater was hospitalized in poor condition.

Chisholm Minn Peter Anthony Tony Kovach

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Steel Wisconsin Byrnes Davis Laird O’konski Thomson Stalbaum Kastenmeier Race Reuss Zablocki E.R. Barron Company St. Cloud, Minn Joseph Felber The Cor Glenn Elizabeth) Mur‘Tie Barron’s Wausau Chippewa Falls Watertown S.D Minnesota Virginia Alexandria Mankato New Ulm G. R. Herberger Mission Control Center Rae A. T. Tollefsen S. W. Buckel Louisville, Ky du Pont Chemical Corp UPI Telephoto Dieserie, Pa Andrew G. Finigan D.C L.A Public Health and Housing Agencies Office of Economic Opportunity Labor Department Eae Eset Et Beese Ee Tees
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