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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
3
CHICAGO HEIGHTS IR AP A 19 year old bride Mrs John Reed escaped after being forced to drive for over six hours by a kidnapper who laughed as she grew tired and dizzy She fled when he fired at her near U S 45 by Fairfield after she refused to stop and he threatened to kill her during gas and food stops
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told 14 NATO foreign ministers he is pessimistic about U S efforts to negotiate with North Vietnam. He said the U S will negotiate everything except the South Vietnamese people’s right to decide their own political future. Rogers noted Nixon will insist on that right in any settlement with Hanoi. He expressed concern over My Lai allegations and supported bringing any responsible soldiers to justice. He described SALT as paused for two weeks and warned against hasty talks without preparation. The Prague declaration proposed a Helsinki conference on European security by June 30, 1970, but Western powers hesitate at Communist terms.
Madelia Minnesota resident R B Welsh started his car at 6 30 am to warm it up then found it missing. The runaway vehicle rolled across a road alfalfa field past a shed and lilac bushes, nearly hitting a garage and fence before stalling against a tree. only a scratched tail light was reported.
Grant Blum of the La Crosse Tribune will present slides on Africa birds and animals to the La Crosse Audubon Society at 7 30 p m Monday in Room 308 Cartwright Center at La Crosse State University. He toured Greece Turkey Ethiopia Egypt and other African regions for three weeks in September. The National Audubon Society Christmas bird count will substitute for a field trip on Saturday December 20. Volunteers in the county may notify Tarame R Rasen.
David Eisenhower son in law of President Nixon ranks in the upper one twelfth of draftable males. Born March 31, his day was drawn No 30 in the national lottery. A Amherst College student, he holds a draft exemption until graduation in June.
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