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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1966

Page

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Scientists Cancel Stormfury Hurricane tampering attempt

A Planned Project Stormfury test to bomb the eye of Hurricane Faith was canceled as the storm moved toward the Bahamas. National Hurricane Center officials noted unfavorable upper air conditions and said the storm, though near hurricane strength, could still intensify within hours. Faith had menaced the Leeward Islands and Puerto Rico with minimal damage observed so far.

Miami Fla Bahamas National Hurricane Center Puerto Rico San Juan P.R Faith Caribbean St. Martin Virgin Islands

La Crosse State Singers Gift Munich Private Performance

In Munich Germany the La Crosse State University Singers gave a private performance for West Germany's chief. Patricia Muller reports the group toured Europe for three weeks, sharing music with European audiences.

Patricia Muller la Crosse State University la Crosse State Singers Europe Munich Germany la Crosse State University Singers West Germany

Senate Passes Bill Boosting Basic Pay

The Senate approved its minimum wage bill 57 to 17, raising the base from 1.25 to 1.60 per hour and extending coverage to millions more workers. Conferees will decide on timing, $1.60 effective date, and a Republican amendment narrowing coverage.

Washington Senate House Johnson Winston L. Prouty Rvt Everett M. Dirksen

Wisconsin Senate Approves Minimum Wage Bill 57 to 17

Wisconsin Democrats William Proximire and Gaylord Nelson joined in voting for the minimum wage bill as the Senate passed the measure Friday by 57 to 17.

Washington Wisconsin William Proximire Gaylord Nelson Senate

Open housing row tempers Cicero march plans

A dissident Negro group denounces Dr Martin Luther King Jr open housing accord with Chicago officials as a betrayal and pledges a separate march in Cicero to test a parade permit rule while King backs a 10 point program. Local leaders warn of law enforcement action if law is broken.

James E. Dwyer Chicago Martin Luther King Jr Cicero King West Side Organization Stone Temple Baptist Church West Side Red Sea Roland Brann Cicero Police Department Brann Chester Robinson WSO National Guard Otto Kerner Richard J. Daley Ben W. Heineman White House Conference On Civil Rights Heineman Chicago & North Western Railway

Meeting Set to Ease Racial Tensions in Milwaukee Suburb

Wisconsin Industrial Commission arranged a Monday 10 am meeting at the State Office Building between Rev. James Groppi and local Fraternal Order of Eagles leaders to ease tensions in Wauwatosa after eight nights of civil rights demonstrations. More than 100 helmeted police and deputies kept marchers and counterpickets apart. one man was arrested.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Industrial Commission Wauwatosa Commission Joseph Fagan James Groppi National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Order of Eagles State Office Fagan Milwaukee Youth Council James Cannon Cannon Major League Baseball Eagles Youth Council Groppi Tosa John P. Howard

Record Missions Reach New Viet Nam High

American warplanes hit North Viet Nam with a record 156 missions, no losses reported. Navy pilots attacked fuel depots and storage areas while Air Force strikes sparked secondary explosions and fires. Marines fought off a three hour attack near the DMZ with heavy hand to hand combat and light casualties. A misdirected napalm strike killed no U.S. troops but caused yard damage near Saigon as 1st Division troops replaced a unit.

Robert Tuckman Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam U.S. Command USS U.S Air Force Panhandle North Viet Nam Thanh Hoa Demilitarized Zone Cam Lo U.S. 1St Division Corre Yank U.S. 1St Infantry Division UPI Steve van Meter

Three Area Traffic Deaths Friday Night in Wisconsin

Three Wis­consin highway crashes Friday night claimed four lives and left others injured. Vernon County residents Daniel L. Dach and Alban Talley died in a head on collision south of Viroqua, while Algie D. Woolhiser died in a separate crash near Melrose. Dach’s wife Norma and their daughter Ruth Ann were treated for injuries, and Talley’s service is set for Monday at the Viroqua Lutheran Church.

Vernon Jackson County Wisconsin Daniel L. Dach Alban Talley Viroqua Algie D. Woolhiser Sparta Melrose Talley Dach Vernon County Norma Madison Ruth Ann Jacobson-Vance Funeral Home Daniel Spaulding Mel‘rose Ghent Woolhiser Langlois-Galston Funeral Home Black River Falls Viroqua Lutheran Church Belgium Ridge Lutheran Cemetery Wesley Anderson Jacobson-Vance Edna Hagen Winston Jacob Reuben May Ostrom Dad Terry Ghent

Weekend Warmth With Slight Thunderstorm Threat

Fair and warmer tonight with a stretch of warm Sunday. Low in the 60s and highs in the low 90s. Chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorm both tonight and Sunday. Precipitation probability 10 percent tonight and 30 percent Sunday.

Texan Charged In Viroqua For Murder Try

Gary Simpson a 30 year old Texan and employee of Lubbock Construction Co. faces a preliminary hearing in Vernon County for attempted murder in Viroqua Wisconsin. The alleged victim James Buddey Jackson 34 was shot twice at a rooming house near Shore Motel Onalaska. Jackson remains in Lutheran Hospital La Crosse in serious but improving condition. Sheriff Morris Moon reports a .22 caliber pistol used in the Thursday night shooting.

Viroqua Wis Gary Simpson State of Arkansas Lubbock Construction Co Lubbock Tex Vernon County Martin Gulbrandsen Ole Gulbrandsen Dist Larry Sieger James Buddey) Jackson Lutheran la Crosse Jackson Shore Onalaska Vilas Green Morris Moon Moon

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