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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1966

Page

2

Bank Association Fined $1,000 For Improper Lobbying

The Badger State Association of Banks received a $1,000 fine after pleading no contest to improper lobbying. The case centered on a Stevens Point PR firm that did not register as a lobbyist while backing a branch banking bill. Several other banks faced smaller fines. indictments against remaining banks linger.

James R. Polk Madison Badger State Association of Banks Edwin M. Wilkie Stevens Point Wilkie Robert D. Martinson Menzel, Williams and Associates Robert Williams David 0. Martin R-Neenah Martin Francis Croak Milwaukee Croak Badger State Association Joseph R. Hartz William Sachtsen First National Bank of Madison Bank and Trust Co Marine National Exchange Bank Marshall & Ilsley Bank Hartz Stevens' Point Bank of Madison West Side Bank of Milwaukee Fother Howard J. Meister West Side Bank of

Pope Seeks One Armistice By Merging War Truces

Pope Paul VI urged merging the Christmas truce with the Vietnam New Year ceasefire into a single continuous armistice to allow peace talks. He spoke at St Peter's during Mass, warning that missing the chance to end the war would be dangerous and praying for a lasting peace.

Vatican City Paul VI Viet Nam Paul St. Peter’s Pope Paul VI United States George Christian Johnson Washington Here Pope Paul I

Weatherize Yourself AAA Urges

Madison AAA urges weatherize yourself as bad weather nears with tips to walk drive cautiously. Francis J. Eckerman notes roads visibility drops and stresses alertness for motorists and pedestrians. The group distributes winning traffic safety poster to area schools and urges bright clothing and early travel.

Madison American Automobile Association Francis J. Eckerman Eckerman AAA

Six Area Men Appointed To Plan Regional Commission

Gov. Knowles named six members from La Crosse Crawford Trempealeau Pepin and Vernon counties to the Upper Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission. The appointees include Clint Sequist Donald McDowell Anton Polter Al Brandtner Earl Malles and Alvin Hauge as replacements or reappointments to guide social and economic development in the region.

David Brankow Trempealeau Alvin Hauge Viroqua Walter Buros

Harvard Library Opens Lamont to Radcliffe Students

Harvard University will allow Radcliffe College undergraduates and graduates to use the Lamont Library starting with the spring term. About 1,200 Radcliffe undergraduates and 650 graduates will gain access, completing the move toward coeducation except for male only social clubs.

Cambridge, Mass Radcliffe Harvard University Lamont Harvard Merle Fainsoh

Mississippi River Tow Boat Clears Ice Bottleneck

The Dan Luckett led six barges downstream from St Paul Tuesday morning to clear Lake Pepin ice bottlenecks, signaling end of the season as river traffic paused Wednesday.

Red Wing Minn Mississippi Dan Luckett Lake Pepin Luckett St. Paul

McCoy Corpsmen Jailed After Hospital Fires

Two McCoy Job Corpsmen were removed from St. Francis Hospital psychiatric ward after fires Tuesday and Wednesday nights. One 21 year old has been charged with disorderly conduct. La Crosse police investigate. both held in La Crosse County Jail. Hospital reports minor damage and praise for ward staff response.

McCoy St. Francis Hospital la Crosse la Crosse County Wilson Wells Wells

Rhodesia Oil Exports and Britain South Africa Ties

The article notes that enforcing export bans on Rhodesia would force Britain to confront South Africa, a step London wants to avoid due to nearly one billion dollars in annual trade. South Africa has supplied most Rhodesia's oil and vows to maintain normal trade despite Security Council action.

Rhodesia Britain South Africa Security Council

Wyocena Youth Fatally Struck in Car Train Crash

An 18 year old Vern Ebert of Wyocena died after his car was struck by a train at a crossing in Poynette Wisconsin. A 14 year old passenger Geraldine Klepp remained in fair condition in a Portage hospital.

Columbia County Wisconsin Vern Ebert Wyocena Poynette Geraldine Klepp Portage Hospital

Two Injured In Morning Crash At 16th And Madison

At 7 32 a m Wednesday two people were hurt in a two car collision at 16th and Madison Streets. Charlotte Pomeroy 47 of 1911 Farnam Sr received a forehead bump and arm pain. Jane Miller 16 of 1334 S 27th St had a cut lip and forehead bump. Arthur L Scholl 46 of 318 S 19th St was the other driver.

16Th Madison Streets Charlotte G. Pomeroy Farnam Sr Grandview Hospital Jane Miller S.27th St St. Francis Hospital Arthur L. Scholl S. 19Th St

Wisconsin weighs coaching choices after Ray removal

Wisconsin Athletic Director Ivan Williamson announced that Notre Dame assistant coach John Ray pulled himself from consideration for the Badgers head football post. Ray had been a frontrunner before interviewing for North Carolina.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Ivan Williamson Notre Dame John Ray Badgers Ray North Carolina University of Wisconsin Regents Milwaukee Athletic Board

Campbell Receives Final Flood Aid Payment

Campbell town officials announce the final federal payment for 1965 flood damages. Town Chair David Zluticky says the $5,049.63 check comes after an approved $25,249.63 federal relief request. Earlier, Dec 3 1965, Campbell already got $20,200 while La Crosse received $60,000 in federal funds this year.

Campbell David Zluticky Wisconsin Bureau of Civil Defense Office of Emergency Planning la Crosse

Conrad Postpones Trip To Antarctica

Conrad postponed his departure to Tierra Del Fuego due to ski landing gear problems on his small plane. He was to join a four man American expedition aiming to climb Vinson Massif, Antarctica's highest peak, with two expedition members.

Buenos Aires Argentina Max Conrad Antarctica Conrad Winona Minn Tierra del Fuego Americas Vinson Massif Woodrow Wilson Sayre Wilson Antarctic

Man Killed by Excavator Bucket at Middleton Yard

Lester W. Rung aged 22 of rural Dane was fatally injured when the front loader bucket of an excavating machine dropped onto his head at Schmidt auto salvage yards on Highways 12 13 four miles north of Middleton. A coworker tried to hold the bucket up but was unsuccessful.

Middleton Wis Lester W. Rung Dane Schmidt Auto Salvage Yards

Platteville Sewer Grant Gets Approval

A $141,000 federal grant approved for Platteville Wisconsin supports expanding water and sewer facilities. The project total is $335,000 funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced by Sen. Gaylord Nelson on Wednesday.

Washington (Ap Platteville Wis Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Department of Housing and Urban Development

Winona youth held for investigation in hubcap theft

An 18 year old from Winona Minnesota is held for investigation after 37 hub caps were found in his car on the Mississippi River bridge in La Crosse. Police stopped the vehicle Wednesday night following a tip about tampering with hubcaps.

Winona Minn la Crosse Mississippi River Bridge Minnesota

Weather Lacrosse and Vicinity Forecast Update

Snow flurries possible with northwest winds 6 to 15 mph tonight. Temperatures near mid 20s tonight and mid 0s Friday. Light snow likely in northwest Wisconsin with freezing rain possible southeast tonight. Friday snow in north with snow or rain in south. colder in extreme southeast. Minnesota shows scattered snow flurries north tonight and more snow east and south Friday. colder overall. OWA calls for scattered light snow northwest tonight and statewide Friday. Sunrise Friday 7:27 a.m. Sunset 4:27 p.m. New Moon Dec 11. Degree Days 34 total 1601 last year 1892 normal 1824. Record High-Low Dec 8 1946 55 December 1876 -16.

Lacrosse Wisconsin Minnesota Owa Calder

River readings highlight flood stage at La Crosse

Station data show flood stage reached 24.5 inches with a 0.118 inch 24 hour change at La Crosse. River readings monitor rising waters and potential impacts for nearby communities.

LA Crosse

Bombers Strike Viet Cong Near Saigon Amid New Campaign

B52 bombers hit a Viet Cong jungle base 25 miles northwest of Saigon as a new clearance campaign begins around the capital following last weekend’s Tan Son Nhut attack. Casualties show a weekly decline for all sides, with U S troop strength at 362,000.

Robert Tuckman Saigon South Viet Nam Tan Son Nhut Viet Nam U. S U.S Chu Lai South China Sea Manley Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Navy

Knowles Names Six to Wisconsin Employment Board

Governor Knowles appointed six new members to the Fair Employment Practices Advisory Committee for three year terms and reappointed one person. Replacements are James P. Golding Manitowoc Francis C Schmitt Two Rivers William Wilbert Kenosha Howard Hassett Everett J Moen and Wesley L Scott Milwaukee. E F Stanelle Milwaukee was renamed.

Madison Warren P. Knowles Fair Employment Practices Advisory Committee James P. Golding Manitowoc Francis C. Schmitt Two Rivers William Wilbert Kenosha

Post Office Predicts 42 Holiday Cards Per Person

The Post Office Department forecast 42 pieces of holiday mail per person this year, totaling about 8.5 billion pieces nationwide. The estimate would exceed last year’s record by roughly 300 thousand pieces.

Washington Post Office Department

Sheppard Reveals Planned Death Drive If Convicted in Court

In a news conference Samuel H. Sheppard said he meant to force police to shoot him in the courtroom if the jury convicted him a second time of murdering his wife. He admitted carrying a pistol hidden in an athletic supporter during the trial and warned he would have acted to avoid returning to prison.

Sheppard Arianne Marilyn Bay Village Cleveland Ohio Paramount Studios Johnny Carson Carson

La Crosse Harborview Plaza Plans Positively Seen by Consultants

Martin of Can delb Fleissig and Associates and Bussey of Larry Smith and Associates forecast strong growth for La Crosse with the Harborview Plaza proposal. They cite location, transport, expanding industry, and amenities as reasons for a rapid rise, noting downtown strengthening, riverfront opening, and riverward high rise development. The plan includes zoning changes, acquisitions, surveys, and a 1968 start with multiple review steps.

Martin Candelb, Fleissig and Associates Bussey Chicago Larry Smith and Associates San Francisco la Crosse Harborview Plaza Candeub, Fleissig Schmidt Parrott

Space Treaty Okayed By United States and Allies

President Johnson announced a draft Outer Space Treaty barring nuclear weapons from space while guaranteeing free access to the moon and other celestial bodies. The accord, prepared by the United Nations Outer Space Committee, seeks Senate ratification early next year with broad international support. Johnson and aides stressed the treaty’s historic significance for space exploration and peace.

Austin Tex Johnson United States Soviet Union White House Outer Space Committee United Nations Senate France Red Arthur J. Goldberg General Assembly Washington Capital National Council On the Arts Texas

Air Travelers May Face Airport Charge

Hartford report quotes Francis T. Fox of the Los Angeles Department of Airports proposing a direct charge on air passengers as a potential solution to airports financial troubles. Fox counters Knut Hammarskjold's view that airlines should benefit from improved airport finances.

Hartford, Conn Francis T. Fox Los Angeles Department of Airports Connecticut General Life Insurance Co Fox Knut Hammarskjold Sweden International Air Transport Association Hammarskjold

Grant Approved For Milwaukee Antipoverty Program

Gov Knowles signed a 1.2 million federal antipoverty grant to fund 973 Milwaukee area children. A Head Start program will serve 740 preschoolers with education and health services, while a 10 month day care project assists 233 children. Local share totals 182 958 dollars.

Madison Warren P. Knowles Milwaukee Area Community Relations Social Development Commission Milwaukee County

Radio Highlights This Week At Local Stations

WLCX 7 p.m. Vox Pop with D J Petruccelli discusses Christmas swindlers. WKTY 8 30 p.m. Viet Nam Update. WKBH 11 35 p.m. Sister M Arlene directs St Rose Convent choir in Christmas music.

WLCX Vox Pop D. J. Petruccelli Greater la Crosse

Chicago Potatoes and Butter Markets Signal Mixed Week

Reports from Chicago show potato and butter trends with varied prices across russet types and butter grade scores. At South St Paul, cattle, calves, hogs, and sows move through a moderately active market with steers and heifers in the 22 to 24 dollar range and hogs trading unevenly, while feeder pigs rise and U.S. price classes hold steady or edge higher.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange South ST. Paul South ST. Paul, Minn USDA U.S Swift & Co Winona Minn M&m

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