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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1969

Page

3

West Germany and Soviet Union begin talks on renouncing force

Moscow opens formal talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and West German Ambassador Allardt on a treaty to renounce the use of force. Bonn notes U S Soviet discussions on arms control proceed in Helsinki while Moscow backs a European security conference with North Atlantic members.

Moscow West Germany Soviet Union Andrei Gromyko Helmut Allardt Foreign Ministry China United States Helsinki Peking Semyon Tsarapkin Bonn Willy Brandt Brandt Socialist Party Christian Democrats East Germany NATO Council of Foreign Ministers Brussels

Weather and shipping forecast for La Crosse region

Degree days 33 total 1800 last year 1691 normal 1824. Record high 55 on Dec 8 1946 record low -16 on Dec 8 1876. Sunrise 7 27 sunset 4 27 moon new Dec 9. Shippers forecast protect perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse for minimum temperatures up to 6 p m 13 17 all directions.

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Deaths listed in La Crosse area obituaries

Obituary notices for John A. Kemp aged 83 and Alma Johnson aged 78 recalling multiple family survivors and memorial details. Also includes death notices for Clara Hendrickson 71, Helmar Boldt 87, Eleanor Meyer 35, and Archie Niedfeldt 42 with service times, burial plans, and funeral homes in La Crosse area.

Alma Johnson S. 7Th St la Crosse Chester Gladys) Overson Kenosha Thurman Mae) Overson Stoddard Neal Irene) Feuerhelm Melvin Laura) Larson Coon Valley Middle Coon Valley Lutheran Church Robert Vevne Schumacher Funeral Home Helmar Boldt St. Paul Mildred Boldt Minn Richard Colfax Ida Carlson Sletten- McKee-Hanson Fritz Miller Oak Grove Cemetery Ronald Eleanor) Meyer Holmen Rivergrove Ill Domonic Bruxer McHenry Linda Colleen Laura Larry Timothy Domonic Stanley Luella) Wesel Chicago Emil Virginia) Tibson Phoenix Ariz Ernest Rosemary) Vulpo Elmwood Park Edward Mary) Hamann Lewis Valley Lutheran Church Ivan Vallem Lewis Valley Cemetery Jostad Funeral Home West Salem

Holmen High Student of English Cited

Debora White 17 a Holmen High School senior is named a national winner in a nationwide English students contest. She is the only student in southwest Wisconsin among 872 winners chosen from 8 000 entrants and will receive a college admission notice sent to colleges. The National Council of Teachers of English sponsors the event with Miss White recognized for writing samples and tests during her junior year.

Debora White Holmen High School Alton White Onalaska la Crosse State University National Council of Teachers of English Robert Hogan NCTE LeRoy Sharkey Miss White Wisconsin Agnes Risetter Norene Oppriecht

Senator Urges Repeal Of Tonkin Resolution

Senator Charles Mathias proposes Congress repeal the Gulf of Tonkin resolution to push Saigon toward reform and endorse Nixon's plan for accelerated U S troop withdrawal from South Vietnam. He calls the Tonkin measure the most questionable and urges end to the Korean War emergency, aiming for a broadly based Vietnamese government to sustain departure.

Tonkin Walter R. Mears Washington Charles McC. Mathias Congress Gulf of Tonkin Saigon Nixon South Vietnam Maryland Republican Zeit Mathias Lyndon B. Johnson U.S Vietnam

Democrats Propose Convention Changes

A Democratic reform commission proposes revamping presidential nominating conventions to move key events to prime time, cut routine business to afternoon sessions, limit speeches, and possibly address candidates before selecting a nominee. The plan aims for 1972 party rule changes after regional hearings and a year of study.

Carl P. Leubdorf Washington Democratic Party Reform Commission James G. O’hara Michigan O'Hara Democratic National Committee Party Reform Commission George S. McGovern South Dakota

Library of Congress houses over thirteen million books

The Library of Congress reportedly holds more than 13,767,000 books and pamphlets, reflecting vast archival depth. The figure highlights the scale of the institution's collections and its role in preserving printed knowledge.

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