Minnesota Man Faces 4 Charges in County Court
Winton R. Phillippe, 45, of Minnetonka, was charged in La Crosse County Court with resisting officers, drunken driving, reckless driving, and failure to obey a traffic officer's signal. Bond set at 300 dollars. He was arrested after deputies chased him from a neighbor’s driveway on County Highway XX north of New Amsterdam and stopped near Highways 53 and 7 north of Onalaska.
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Minnesota
la Crosse County
Winton R. Phillippe
Minnetonka
Leonard F. Roraff
Phillippe
John Schmidt
Holmen
Herbie Adamson
New Amsterdam
Adamson
Schmidt
Onalaska
Youth Charged With Second Burglary
A Stoddard youth, Allen Moss, 19, was charged in County Court with a second burglary following a separate break in at the Elite Candy Co. on Main Street after waiving preliminary exams. Moss remains in County Jail with bond set at 250 dollars, covering both charges, and pleas are scheduled for December 12.
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Allen Moss
Carroll Weigel
Leonard F. Roraff
Asst. Dist
Merwin Mellor
Roraff
Moss
Coney Island
S. 3Rd St
Elite Candy Co
Main St
Reassessment Begins in West Salem Wisconsin Homes Targeted
West Salem starts a full property reassessment this week with fieldmen visiting homes. Three inspection attempts will be made at various times. Revaluation uses precise appraisal methods per State Department of Taxation guidelines.
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West Salem
Wis
State Department of Taxation
Carpenters Picket Nonunion Fin ger Brothers in Tomah
Two members of Carpenters Local 3256 picketed the non union Fin ger Brothers Construction Co in Tomah. The firm is laying footings for the Burnstad Supermarket project. Pinger Brothers Co is Mauston based.
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Tomah
Wis
Carpenters Local 3256
Finger Brothers Construction Co
Burnstad
Pinger Brothers Co
Mauston
Winter storm forecasts sweep Wisconsin and nearby states
Heavy snow warnings issued for southwestern Wisconsin with four inches or more likely by Sunday morning. Snow spreads eastward with continued snow in northwest and occasional light accumulations across Minnesota and Iowa. Travel hazards persist Saturday night into Sunday as bitter cold and temperature records are noted for December 6, 1939 and other dates.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Murder Trial Details From Hall of Justice Echoes
In court Mrs. Chapman shivers as family members of the slain visit the stand. Prosecutors name suspects Charles Watson Patricia Krenwinkel Linda Kasabian among those to be indicted. Kasabian, five months pregnant, fears Manson's influence and seeks protection.
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Ala
Linda Kasabian
Los Angeles
Kasabian
Concord
N.H
Tate
Lena LaBianca
Rosemary
LaBiancas
al Matthews
Miss Atkins
Manson
Matthews
Chamber Warns Against Use Of Easy Diet Plans
The Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce cautioned Saturday against easy diet plans promising rapid weight loss with little effort. D. J. Petruccelli, the chamber’s general manager, urged skepticism and noted medical supervision and individual nutritional needs as essential factors.
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Chamber
Greater la Crosse
Harvard blacks seize admin building reach agreement
About 75 black students at Harvard entered University Hall during a six hour protest led by the Organization for Black Unity. They won a plan to push for 20 percent black hire on construction sites and upgrading black painters’ helpers to journeyman status. A joint Harvard OBA committee will oversee hiring, while Dean Ernest R. May said disciplinary charges would be filed for violating campus rules.
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Harvard University
Organization For Black Unity
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Archibald Cox
OBA
Ernest R. May
Harvard College
University Hall
Dean May
Welfare Cuts Hit Milwaukee Aid Recipients
Assistant Atty. Gen. Donald Johns defended a 120 percent cap on AFDC benefits as the legislature's absolute limit noting cost of living raises cannot be applied on a new base. Judge Reynolds pressed on fairness while Milwaukee officials faced a suit over enforcing state welfare rules.
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Donald Johns
Johns
John Reynolds
James O’donnell
Milwaukee County Corporation Consul
Milwaukee
Arts Festival Annual Meeting Wednesday Evening
The Coulee Region Festival of Arts will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce meeting rooms. A summary of 1969 activities will be presented. The meeting is open to all members and interested persons.
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Coulee Region
Minn Students Arrested In Revolver Theft
Two St Marys College students Gregory W. Boudette and Anthony F. Tripp, both 19, were arrested by La Crosse police at a Winona Minnesota Kmart after noon Friday on charges of attempting to shoplift a revolver. Boudette was also charged with carrying a concealed weapon. Police continue to investigate.
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Winona
Kansas City
St. Mary’s College
Boudette
England Warmer Climate Than Labrador By Gulf Stream
England enjoys a milder climate than Labrador as the Gulf Stream delivers a larger flow of warm water to its shores, moderating temperatures and reducing extremes.
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England
Labrador
Gulf Stream
Pension amendments shape future Social Security payments
The Mansfield Byrd plan would add about 2 billion yearly in benefits versus 4.2 billion for a straight 15 percent rise, with 40 Democrats and eight Republicans voting yes. The vote also included a 53-32 tally approving a separate amendment to boost the minimum Social Security payment to 100 dollars monthly, backed by Nelson and Proxmire.
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Byrd
Mansfield-Byrd
Social Security Administration
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Peter H. Dominick
R-Cole
Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Alumni at Wisconsin State meet elects leaders in Chicago
Mrs. Eleanor Kennedy, alumna director at La Crosse State University, will attend the American Alumni Council District 5 conference Sunday through Wednesday at the Hotel Sheraton in Chicago Illinois. The gathering is sponsored by the nine state universities that form the Wisconsin State University system.
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Eleanor Kennedy
la Crosse State University
American Alumni Council District 5
Sheraton
Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin State University System
Wisconsin vs Southern Methodist on Saturday radio highlights
Saturday at 8 00 p m WCOW FM 8 features Wisconsin against Southern Methodist followed by Sundays 12 15 p m WCOW broadcast Green Bay Packers versus Cleveland Browns.
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Wisconsin
Southern Methodist
WCOW
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Allies Kill 104 Reds Helicopter Downed 11 Dead
North Vietnamese troops shot down a U S helicopter near Dak To in the central highlands killing all 11 aboard including a South Vietnamese colonel and his American adviser. The crash occurred 15 miles northeast of Dak To amid heavy ground fighting along the Cambodian border with U S forces reporting multiple fatalities and wounded on both sides. B52 bombers pounded suspected positions of the 7th North Vietnamese Division near Bu Dop as Hanoi broadcast a message urging peace conditions while attacking Defense Secretary Laird and George Wallace.
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U.S
Dak To
Central Highlands
Saigon
Hill 875
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Demilitarized Zone
Bu Dop
Radio
Hanoi
Hong Kong
United States
Melvin Laird
George Wallace
Vietnam
Freeze on Greece by NATO Allies amid Council of Europe bid
NATO members quietly rationed a freeze on Greece over alleged undemocratic acts and torture claims. Greece faces possible suspension from the Council of Europe as ministers meet in Paris. NATO denies any talk of suspending Greece, with seats and presidency roles rearranged.
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NATO
Carl Hartman
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Council of Europe
Paris
Turkey
NATO Council
William P. Rogers
George Tsistopoulos
Ethnos
Strongman
George Papadopoulos
Panayiotis Pipinelis
Fire Damages Reported Near Medary and Onalaska
Medary chairman Glenn Fox and local officials worked through the night to direct firefighting efforts. The blaze damaged about a dozen Northern States Power Co. structures while firemen and railroad crews prevented serious damage to bridges. a railroad bridge official from Winona was consulted to assess possible harm. Checks are underway to guard against a recurrence.
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Page Facred
Shogen
Northern States Power Co
Skogen
Winona
Minn
Minn Offender Is Scheduled For Jury Trial
Winton R Phillippe 45 Minnetonka faces a jury trial in La Crosse County on charges including resisting Deputy Sheriff John Schmidt drunk driving reckless driving and failure to obey a traffic officer signals He pleaded innocent with lawyer Peter Berg to be scheduled later and released on 300 bond The incidents occurred Thursday night in Holland and Onalaska towns.
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Minnesota
la Crosse County
Winton R. Phillippe
Minnetonka
John Schmidt
Forrest Bahan
Phillippe
Peter Berg
Leonard F. Roraff
Holland
Onalaska
Sentenced youth denied plea change in burglary case
An 18 year old Hillsboro youth, Paul C Young, was denied permission to change his plea after receiving a two year sentence at Green Bay Reformatory for burglary. Judge Peter Pappas ruled that the district attorney’s agreement on probation was not binding on the court and declined the withdrawal of the plea.
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Hillsboro
Green Bay Reformatory
la Crosse
Peter Pappas
Paul C. Young
Mississippi Inn
Green Bay St
Schlicht Bait Shop
Young
Pappas
Alan Cole
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Randolph
Wisconsin Department of ‘Health and Social Services
Reformatory
Cole
Accident Hurts 2 Arkansas Men in La Crosse County
Two Arkansas men suffered minor injuries when their pickup left Highway 162, struck a culvert, and overturned near Russian Coulee Road in Bangor town. Driver Berman Beckham, 23, Camden, Ark., was shocked. passenger Will McGriff, 62, Calico Rock, Ark., had a cut eye. Both were hospitalized at St. Francis Hospital.
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la Crosse
Berman Beckham
Camden
Ark
Will McGriff
Calico Rock
Russian Coulee Road
Bangor
St. Francis Hospital
Highway 162
Solons Propose $100 Billion Ten Year Conservation Plan
Washington AP Rep Henry Reuss and eight congressmen urge the government to set aside 100 billion dollars over ten years for a broad conservation program. Proposals include 30 to 50 billion for sewage plants, curbing river water overheating by power plants, cleaner car engines, and new taxes on solid waste makers. Rep John Saylor criticizes the President for not backing a major conservation push.
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Washington
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
John Saylor
R-Pa
Expanded Christmas rush post office hours for Yale
Postmaster Harold Ristow announced extended hours from Monday through December 20. The main office opens 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, with the North Side Branch at 1357 Caledonia St added on Saturdays. No Sunday hours during the rush, and regular hours resume December 22 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Harold Ristow
North Side
Caledonia St
La Crosse Tribune Publication and Rates Notice
La Crosse Tribune is published daily and Sundays in La Crosse Wisconsin as a division of Lee Enterprises Inc. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Second class postage paid at La Crosse Wisconsin with rates: 10 cent single copy and 1.35 dollars every two weeks by carrier.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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