Viet Militia, Civilians Repel Reds In Mekong Delta
North Vietnamese forces attacked Tuyen Binh in the Mekong Delta as 300 militiamen police civilians and government workers repelled the assault claiming 150 enemy dead. Two American crewmen were wounded when their helicopter was shot down. widespread shelling and rocket attacks continued across the region with partial American air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Te & Tt
Delta
Tuyen Binh
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Sec
U.S
Bu Prang
Duc Lap
Wisconsin Supreme Court Denies Husband Right to Beat Wife
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld an Ozaukee County divorce for Judi Heap finding cruel and inhuman treatment by Harvey Heap. It rejected his claim that birth control pills by the wife constituted fraud and ruled the alleged abuse and religious criticisms supported the divorce. the court noted no clear evidence she did not intend to have children at marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Harold Hallows
Glue sniffing teen apprehended in La Crosse
A 15-year-old La Crosse boy was apprehended late Tuesday for sniffing glue. An officer patrolling on Green Bay Street found him ill beside a garbage can and took him home. one glue tube was recovered. Police also booked a 15-year-old from Nov. 25 for breaking a North Side window and a 16-year-old for removing a South Side door screen. The youths will be sent to La Crosse County juvenile authorities for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Green Bay Street
North Side
South Side
la Crosse County
Weather roundup for Lacrosse and nearby states
Fair and colder tonight with a low near 20 in Lacrosse. Thursday brings variable clouds and a high around 35. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Wisconsin fair southwest, cooler in northeast with a chance of snow flurries in extreme north. Minnesota clearing tonight, fair Thursday, two below zero in extreme north tonight. Iowa fair tonight and Thursday, cooler east, warmer west. Extended Thursday through Monday near 46 above normal. Sunrise 7 22 pm sunset 4 28 pm. Record highs and lows listed, degree days totals, and perishables shipping guidance within 150 miles of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Nixon removes Fannie Mae chief Lapin in disagreement
Raymond H. Lapin, head of Fannie Mae, was removed by President Nixon in a move the official letter called for good cause. Lawyer Gerald Stern said a federal suit to void the removal will be filed promptly, with an immediate hearing sought by Thursday. Lapin said the 19-member general advisory committee was shocked by the action and that HUD officials pressed for his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raymond H. Lapin
Nixon
Lapin
Federal National Mortgage Association
Gerald Stern
FNMA
Fannie Mae
Harry M. Gilbert
Sherman Unger
Department of Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Ex Campion Instructor John R. Kelly Dies at 63
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN Wis The Rev John R Kelly 63 a Campion High School faculty member since 1961 died Sunday Nov 30 in a St Bonifacius Minn hospital He taught at Campion 1930 33 and again 1961 69 after Jesuit college St Bonifacius Services will be 11 am Thursday at Campion faculty chapel with a Mass of Requiem Burial in St Gabriel Cemetery Surviving Emmet Kelly sister Virginia Clare Dolorene Ames and Mrs A Bernadette Watson Funeral arrangements note visitation Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
John R. Kelly
Campion High School
St. Bonifacius, Minn
Campion
Florissant
France
Father Kelly
St. Mary's
Kaw
St. Louis
University High School
Wisconsin
Jesuit College
St. Bonifacius
St. Gabriel's Cemetery
Emmet Kelly
Orange
Calif
Virginia Clare Kelly
Green Bay
Dolorene Kelly
Ames
Iowa
A. Bernadette Watson
Garden Grove
River readings show flood stage and tiny changes
River readings from Winona to Prairie du Chien list flood stage values and 24 hour changes. Stations include Dam No. 6 in Winona, Dam No. 7 in Dakota, Dam No. 8 in La Crosse, Dam No. 9 in Lansing, with respective pool levels and tailwater figures. Forecast table for Mississippi River shows current levels and daily latched readings for La Crosse, Prairie du Chien, and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
C.F
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodse
Black
Galesville
Winone
la Crosse
Hickel Urged ToOKay St. Croix Land Swap
Senator Mondale urges Interior Secretary Hickel to approve a land transfer to preserve 70 miles of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The deal would have Northern States Power donate about 7,000 river-front acres from Taylors Falls Minnesota to Gordon Wisconsin, including Namekagon shorelands, as part of a 60,000 acre riverway expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter J. Hickel
St. Croix National Scenic
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hickel
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Northern States Power Co
North Shore of Oahu Devastated by 50-Foot Waves
The Pacific storm generated 50 foot breakers washing over a 15 mile north shore stretch. At least two storm deaths reported and 15 injuries, with 3 serious. 81 homes destroyed or damaged, 25 demolished, 56 heavily damaged, 30 cars and 10 boats lost. Private property damage exceeds 750000 dollars as hundreds become homeless amid debris and seaweed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
Hawaii
Man Again Charged In Burglary
Allen L. Steege 21 of 1820 Miller St appeared in County Court after a prior burglary charge was dismissed. He is charged with the burglary of Mrs Evelyn Hendrickson's home on Nov 11, allegedly taking a color TV and stereo. A serial number discrepancy was ruled a typographical error and he faces another court appearance Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D City
Allen L. Steege
Miller St
Evelyn Hendrickson
Alaska Ave
Joseph Becker
Steege
Main Street
Willard Hermanson
Minnesota
Wisconsin Truck Driver Found Dead In Cab Stroke of Creek
The Associated Press reports two more fatalities in Wisconsin 1969 traffic toll reaching 1,054. Peter Kundiger, 38, of Park Falls, was discovered in the cab of his truck after it left a county road and plunged into a small creek near Tripoli. Martin Estrada, 3, Milwaukee, died earlier after being struck on a South Side street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Peter Kundiger
Park Falls
Oneida
Tripoli
Martin Estrada
Milwaukee
Thefts Reported in La Crosse And Church Break-In
James Gardner reports his home at 2437 Loomis Street entered Tuesday evening with a $125 watch and $1.25 in money stolen while his brother Terry is missing a $70 ring. A break-in at Faith Baptist Church on 3615 South 28th Street yielded $40 from a desk drawer after the back door was pried open. The state VA notes 962 Wisconsin men lost lives in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gardner
Loomis Sr
la Crosse
Terry
Gardner
Faith Baptist Church
S. 28Th St
Trial For Rape Battery Suspect Gets Under Way
The Circuit Court jury trial of David L. LeFebre 21 of 1731 Caroline St began Wednesday on charges of rape and battery against an 18-year-old local girl. LeFebre posted a $1,500 bond after a March 27 preliminary hearing found sufficient evidence. Jurors sworn by Clerk Carl Schnick include Charles Beranek and others from local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Island
David L. LeFebre
Caroline St
LeFebre
Carl Schnick
Charles Beranek
S. 15Th St
Carl Betz
5Th Ave. S
Margaret Clodi
Badger St
Howard W. Fossum
la Crosse St
Rose Frantz
Fairchild Ave
Helen Haack
Onalaska
Fern C. Krause
Market
Boys' Club Plans Second Candy Drive in La Crosse
The Boys' Club of La Crosse launches its second candy sale this month to raise funds for athletic programs and equipment. Members will sell door to door to support the club's activities and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club of
la Crosse
Boys’ Club
City hospital admissions and injuries listing Dec dates
A compact record of residents hospitalized or treated from Dec 1 to Dec 3 for illness and injuries. Entries include ages and home streets: A J Smith 75 Stoffel Court to Lutheran Hospital ill. Agnes Smith 81 1425 S 8th St to St Francis Hospital injured in fall. Lena Stovey 85 210 N 24th St to St Francis Hospital ill. Harry Shawley 1 from 214 Avon St to Lutheran Hospital ill. Margaret Rusche 40 804 Janice Court to St Francis Hospital ill. Bernard Hilleshiem 43 1501 Badger St to Lutheran Hospital pipe incident. Herbert Grebner 55 1908 Hyde Ave to Lutheran Hospital ill. Sylvester Stokes 38 2145 Market St to 19th and Mississippi Streets. Mildred Kreibich 57 1608 Cass St to St Francis Hospital ill. Ray Opitz 73 1433 Park St to Lutheran Hospital ill. James Squier 83 1443 Avon St to St Francis Hospital cut over eye. Continuous date stamps indicate transfer sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Stoffel Court
Lutheran Hospital
Agnes Smith
S. 8Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Lena Stovey
N. 24Th St
Herbert Grebner
Hyde Ave
19Th
Mississippi
Sylvester Stokes
Market St
Mildred Kreibich
Cass St
Ray Opitz
Park St
James ‘Squier
Avon St
Plans Made For Student News Contest In Wisconsin
WAUSAU AP plans for the annual state high school journalism contest were announced by Frank Plano of the Wausau Record-Herald. The event has two sections for writers and photographers with categories across news, feature, sports, editorials, and pictorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Frank Plano
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
Plano
Wausau Record-Herald
Harry Hill
The
Milwaukee Journal
AP Group
AP Association
Wisconsin Journalism Teacher-Advisor Council
Wisconsin Press Photographers Association
Wisconsin
Manson Group Indictments Planned. Atkins Pleads Innocent
Chief Edward Davis said indictments would be sought from the county grand jury Friday against three arrested and four or five others. Richard Caballero, representing Susan Atkins, pleaded innocent for her murder charge in the Gary Hinman slaying. Caballero claimed Atkins was present and under Manson hypnosis during the Tate and LaBianca killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Edward M. Davis
Davis
Independence
Ty Richard Caballero
Susan Denise Atkins
Miss Atkins
Gary Hinman
Topanga Canyon
Caballero
Miss Atkin
Hinman
Sadie Glutz
Tate
la Bianca
God
Jesus
Satan
Courtenay Resigns As State Draft Boss
Courtenay 66 resigns as Wisconsin selective service director after heading the agency since 1946. Gov Knowles told by National Director Hershey. replacement will be Lt. Col. Clinton Knutson of Oregon who has served on Courtenay staff for 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Bentley Courtenay
Wisconsin
Selective Service System
Warren P. Knowles
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service System
Courtenay
Clinton Vs. Knutson
Oregon
Ion Courtenay
Stock Quotations From The Marshall Co. Interdealer Prices
National and local quotations compiled at about 9:00 a.m. from the National Association of Securities Dealers. Inter dealer prices are representative and do not include retail marks up or commissions. Prices are subject to change throughout the day. Includes lists for Mutual Funds and various equity funds with bid and ask ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Transport
Corm
la Crosse
Pyroil Co., Inc
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eberstadt
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan
Mass. Inv
Natl. Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Stoddard youth Allen Moss faces continued burglary case
Allen Moss 19 was charged with burgling the Coney Island Restaurant in downtown during County Court on Wednesday. He was held after failing to post a 250 bond and the case was continued to Friday to allow legal counsel. Police arrested him about 11 p.m. Monday after a drunkenness incident on 3rd Street. French Guiana records the fewest car registrations among Latin American nations at 1831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Moss
3Rd Street
Coney Island
S. 3Rd St
Livestock prices and grain markets from South St. Paul and Chicago
USDA cattle and hog figures show steady prices with mixed demand across classes at South St. Paul. Vealers and slaughter calves command high values while dairy cow and bull prices hold firm. Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports steady butter and egg pricing, along with cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Cash Grain
Chicago
Edina Rejects 20.4 Million School Bond By Wide Margin
The Edina community voted against a 20.4 million school bond, only 1 in 11 voters supporting the plan. The issue would have funded a second high school and expanded facilities in the 40,000 resident city. Edina opponents blamed the board for overreach and educational experimentation. Other Minnesota cities held constitutional referenda on government form and city measures with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Edina
Edwin Caffrey
Mankato
Births shown from Lutheran Hospital and regional facilities
Birth notices list multiple newborns across Wisconsin hospitals including Lutheran in Melrose and Vernon Memorial in Vi roqua with parents names and home towns such as Coon Valley La Crescent Spar ta West Salem and Madison plus Amber Park and Black River Falls entries. Names include Herla Hall Karen Sorenson Patricia Foss Patricia L Larson Eileen Marie Ranzenberger Dawn Kreibich Esther Gade Nancy Wood Donna xrans Judith M Kirkeby Roma Steinmetz Doris Hunter Barbara Pretasky Sherry Lewis Suzanne Wittke Ann Rommel Mindoro and more with dates from Nov 24 to Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvil Stumlin
Melrose
Herla Hall
John C. Hoff
Coon Valley
Karen L. Sorenson
James D. Anderson
Sparta
Patricia Foss
Patrick G. Bryan
West ‘Salem
Patricia L. Larson
Virgil A. Mack
New Albia
Iowa
Eileen Marie Ranzenberger
Roger L. Imes
Cliffside 'Drive
Sharon McCormick
David A. Hecht
Pun Cha Chong
James E. Gile
Oak St
la Crescent
Minn
Charlene Masterson
St. Francis Hospital
Kelly O’kane
N. 6Th ‘St
Onalaska
Linda Koepke
Terry Felt
S. 24Th St
Barbara Domine
Allan Storandt
Green Bay St
Dawn Kreibich
Merlin Reinke
R. 1
New Albin
Esther Gade
Walter Selke
Dakota
Alice Williams
Michael DePeaux
N. van Ness
West Salem
Sandra Sorenson
David Rolbiecki
Centerville
Nancy Wood
James Peacock
Caledonia St
Nancy Anderson
Viroqua
Wis
Sylvester Dowjasch
Leilah Kerska
Merlin Christianson
Viola
Barbara Jacobson
Melvin Young
Orla Dahl
Spring Grove
Tweeten Memorial Hospital
James Kelly
Cant
Steven Myhre
Wisconsin 4-H winners cited at national congress
At the 48th National 4-H Congress in Chicago Wisconsin youth received several awards. Jerry L. Miller of Platteville State, a freshman, earned a conservation award. Carole Reed of Milton won a $600 health scholarship. Catherine Derrick of New Richmond received a $10,000 GM education scholarship for 4-H safety work. Larry Hartwig of Brownstown won a $600 automotive scholarship. Mark L. Anderson of Montfort, also $600, was among six national agribusiness winners in a Firestone and International Harvester sponsored program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Jerry L. Miller
Platteville State
Freeport
Carole Reed
Milton
Wis
Catherine Derrick
New Richmond
General Motors
Larry Hartwig
Browntown
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Mark L. Anderson
Montfort
International Harvester
La Crescent Legion Sets Dec 11 Meeting and Events
La Crescent Minnesota American Legion Post 595 will meet Thursday December 11 replacing the prior date. A Christmas party for children of Legionnaires and Auxiliary members through sixth grade is planned Sunday December 14. On December 18 the Junior Legion baseball banquet will be held in the clubrooms with guests Rod Carew Don Cassidy and Vern Morgan of the Minnesota Twins. Tickets are on sale at Harris Grocery Buchan's Barber Shop and in the clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Gittens-Leidel American Legion Post 595
Legionnaires
Rod Carew
Don Cassidy
Vern Morgan
Minnesota Twins
Harris Grocery
Buchan
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune published each afternoon and Sunday Morning in La Crosse Wisconsin. W T Burgess publisher Sanford Goltz editor. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. Second class postage paid at La Crosse Wisconsin. Rates listed for single copies and carrier delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
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Nesday
George Esper
Boy
le Crosse
John M. Pearce
Fnma Board of
Unger
HUD
St. Croix
Department of Veterans Affairs
Shearson, Hammill, & CF c
New York
Allied Stores
Allis-Chalmers
American Airlines
American Motors
Amer. Tel. & Tel
NS Atlantic Richfield Dle
Burlington Ind
Central Tel. & Util
Continental Can
Continental Corp
Elena Kodak
2 Dynamics
General Electric
General Instrum
General Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern Ry
Pyroil
RCA
Raytheon
Sears Resbuck
Sperry
Calif Ind
Standard Oil
Swift
Texaco
Trane
NS TransAmerica
U Universal Oil
Westinghouse
Weyerhauser
Jones Averases Industrials
Fabri-Tek, Inc
First Bank Sys
Gateway Trans. Godfrey Co
Howell Taaieina
McQuay, Inc
Nekesis
Roanwell
Wallace Bus
Warner Elec
Werner Cont
Wis, Power &L
Over
Lee Enterprises
French Guiana
Mercantile Exchange
Nancy ‘Jane
Victor Burns
Black River Falls
Karen Baker
Donald Grover
Ole Iverson
Sharon Lamon
Kirsten Sue
Michael] Olson
Suzanne Wittke
Fort Atkinson, Wis
Earl W. Register Jr
Ft. Atkinson
Ann Rommel
Mindoro
Kenneth Wolff
Dutch Mill Road
Barbara Pretasky
Albuquerque, N. M
Christopher John
Stephen Bradles
California Ave
Alburquerque
Sherry Lewis
Whitehall
Tri-County Memoriaital
Richard Tenneson
Decorah
Larry Johnson
Mis
Memorial Hospital
Trayie Lee
Cliffory Hampel
Linda Milnthorp
la Crescent Legion
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
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