Lucey Urges Quick Action on Primary Shift in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Governor Lucey presses a special session to move swift changes to the presidential primary and to push his 67.3 million transportation plan. He warns delays risk a Democratic caucus and outlines ballot reform, road and bridge funding, and state salary limits amid a tight budget.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Democratic Party
Atty
Bronson la Follette
Washington
Party
Democratic National Committee
Harout Sanasarian
Milwaukee
Public Service Commission
Richard Cudahy
Sanasarian
Lacey
PSC
University of Wisconsin
Houston County Crash Kills 2 and Injures 6
A two car crash on Highway 26 south of Reno in Houston County left two dead and six injured. Victims David Kruse and Robert Brumm, both 21, from rural Caledonia, were in the same car. David Mauss, 22, of New Albin, is in serious condition. The other vehicle was driven by Herbert Kolsch, 23, of New Albia, Iowa, with four passengers also hospitalized in fair condition. Time of crash was 11 p.m.
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Brownsville
Minn
Reno
Houston County
Minnesota Highway Patrol
David Kruse
Rural Caledonia
Robert Brumm
David Mauss
New Albin
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Highway Patrol
Herbert Kolsch
New Albia
Iowa
Kolsch
Lutheran
David Mitchell
Randall Erickson
Joseph Carroll
Betty Duffy
Spring Grove
Unaware Box Found With Missing Dubuque Bonds Returned
A Dubuque man recovered 60 five and 60 twenty five dollar savings bonds totaling 1550 plus documents after a storage box from his property was found on a La Crosse boxcar by a Milwaukee Road crew. Police traced the box to James L. Adams of Dubuque and learned he hadn’t realized the box was stolen.
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Dubuque
Iowa
U.S
la Crosse
Milwaukee Road
James L. Adams
Adams
LaCrosse Tribune Publication Details Notice
LaCrosse Tribune lists contact numbers for missed papers and classifieds The notice gives office address 401 N 3rd St La Crosse Wisconsin and states mail subscription rates and carrier price for a two week period Volume 71 Number 205 serves specified area within 75 miles of La Crosse.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Christmas Tree Lot Firebombed Probe Continues
La Crosse fire officials continued the investigation into a firebombing at a Christmas tree lot operated by John Keenan on 13th Street and South Avenue. The blaze damaged 20 to 25 trees after a wick-primed fuel container was placed, likely ignited without being thrown.
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la Crosse
John Keenan
13Th Street
South Avenue
James Dayton
Dayton
12 Year Old Dies After Accidental Gunshot
Milwaukee police say Daniel Luisi, 12, died Sunday from a head wound after a .38 revolver discharged at his home. A 15-year-old boy, handling the weapon, has been referred to juvenile authorities.
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Milwaukee
Daniel Luisi
Luisi
Wisconsin Governor urges broad transport fix for fuel supply
Gov. Patrick Lucey cites an energy office study showing natural gas cuts could force 253,100 truckloads of fuel oil or 155,704 coal train carloads annually by 1979. He warns poor highways or bridges will raise costs, threaten jobs, and stress rail lines as key to delivering coal and alternative fuels.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
Wisconsin Energy Office
The
Energy Office
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Bend faces sewer decision with cost burden on residents
Community debates a new septic disposal system with a 60 year loan option to reduce monthly costs. Some oppose citing high bills for churches and retirees while a few support citing potential river protection and land value impact. Local officials warn mains would run along riverfront streets amid bank erosion concerns.
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Robert Osle
Janet Borchert
Black River
Mill Creek
Houghtaling
Virgil Roberts
D-Holmen
Alvin Baldus
D-Menomonie
U.S
William Proxmire
D-Wis
North Bend
Borchert
Baldus
Knight Newspaper Heir Robbed and Slain in Philadelphia
Police hunt three men for robbery and murder of John Shively Knight III 30, heir to the Knight publishing empire. Found tied, stabbed five times in a luxury Rittenhouse Square apartment. House guest Ellen Roche injured. roommate from Harvard era, Dr. John McKinnon, also present. Police note four hours of searching and ransacking with two weapons recovered.
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Philadelphia
John Shively Knight III
Knight Publishing Empire
Knight
Rittenhouse Square
Donald Patterson
Homicide
Yale University Hospital
John McKinnon
Harvard
Rosemary McKinnon
Mother's vow hinges on dentist's identification in airman case
Mrs. Crosley J. Fitton Sr. seeks positive ID for her son Maj. Crosley Fenton, an Air Force pilot shot down near Hanoi on February 28, 1968. The Pentagon listed him as dead in 1973, while the mother remains hopeful.
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Hartford
Air Force
Crosley J. Fitton
Chicago
Libertyville
Maj
Crosley Fenton
Hall High School
West Hartford
Hanoi
Fitton
Pentagon
Guard Regrets Slow Reaction During JFK Shooting
Former Secret Service agent Clinton J. Hill says he would have fired the shot that killed President Kennedy if he had reacted faster during the 1963 gunfire. Hill, 43, retired after 17 years with eight years as head of presidential security, spoke on CBS 60 Minutes.
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New York
Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Clinton J. Hill
White House
Hill
CBS
60 Minutes
Mediation Sought as United Strikes Halt Flights
Federal mediator W J Usery Jr reports ongoing talks with United Airlines and its machinists as the strike shuts down the carrier. All flights are canceled through Tuesday with conditional reservations allowed for Wednesday. talks resumed after a five hour session.
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Washington
United Airlines
W.J. Usery Jr
Usery
Indonesian forces claim capture of Dili in Timor
Indonesian foreign minister announced that pro Indonesia factions had seized Dili the capital of Portuguese Timor from Fretilin and declared the territory part of Indonesia. Information minister said volunteers supported the assault while Fretilin said fighters were being pursued in the hills.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Portuguese Timor
Adam Malik
Dili
Fretilin
Revolutionary Front For the
East Timor
Mashur
Food For Peace Exports To Increase Five Per Cent
The Agriculture Department says Food for Peace shipments for 1975-76 will total 6.5 million metric tons, up 5 percent from earlier projections. Butz cites bumper crops enabling more aid without harming domestic supplies, with total cost around $1.5 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Snow Forecast Tracks Across Midwest and Northeast
Weather maps show snow in the Midwest and Northeast with rain from the Ohio valley to the mid Atlantic. Warm conditions dominate the western two thirds of the country while the East stays cold. Wisconsin sees north mainly partly cloudy with light snow south, Minnesota clears then cools, Iowa improves then turns colder, Dresbach Lock reports high flow and no traffic as the season ends.
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Midwest
Ohio Valley
mid-Atlantic
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tueday
Iowa
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