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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
9
Red MGB Roadster with black interior and wire wheels offers speeds up to 110 mph, rack and pinion steering, and fade-free front brakes. Austin Healey Sprite promoted as the lowest priced true sports car with bucket seats and roll-up windows for all seasons.
MG MIDGET in British Racing Green with black interior offers economical sport driving and all weather comfort. Healey 3000 described as pure sports car with classic body lines and 3 liter engine. 1966 MGB DEMONSTRATOR advertised with low mileage heater tonneau cover wire wheels and $200 savings.
Sam Dawson, AP business news analyst for 18 years, will retire Wednesday in New York. John T. Cunniff will replace him as author of Today's Business Mirror. Dawson, 65, began in 1948 and built a national readership. Cunniff, 37, has led the business desk for three years and previously won the Polk Award for national reporting. Nearby, Lorin Mayer, 9, drowned at a Brown County reforestation camp while on an outing with family.
The Freeman-Toor Corp of Beloit Wisconsin merges with U S Shoe Corp of Cincinnati after shareholding approval. U S Shoe increases outstanding shares to five million and adds H O Toor to the board as chairman. Nathan Stix becomes vice chairman while Freeman-Toor president Leon Richman remains in leadership of the subsidiary.
The Rev. James E. Groppi a 35 year old Milwaukee priest fronts nightly demonstrations in Wauwatosa protesting a judge's Eagles membership. He faces threats while leading 1,400 youths and gaining support from NAACP leaders amid Governor backed National Guard concerns.
Witnesses describe a barrage of abuse from white onlookers as a priest responds that many locals attend church weekly, signaling broader racial and religious tensions in the scene.
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