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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1966

Page

4

Zelinske Restored as Wisconsin Chief Warden After Court Battle

Walter Zelinske, 54, is named chief conservation warden by Conservation Director Lester Voigt after a legal dispute over exam scoring. Beghin challenged the selection, but Zelinske edged him with a 93.5 vs 94.6 point result and will earn 13716 dollars annually.

Lester P. Voigt Zelinske Kenneth Beghin Conservation Pilot Voigt Conservation Commission Conservation Department Beghin George Hadland The State Supreme Court Arthur Gillette Black River Falls

Minnesota decision reverses on teachers collective bargaining rights

Minnesota Supreme Court ruling reverses a lower court, denying Minneapolis public school teachers exclusive collective bargaining rights or a single bargaining agent. The 6-1 decision clarifies that public school teachers statewide do not have a guaranteed bargaining mandate under current law, though unions may still organize.

ST. Paul Minnesota Supreme Court Minneapolis Hennepin County Eugene Minenko Minenko Minneapolis Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio City of Minneapolis Education Association Supreme Court William P. Murphy Karl Rolvaag Murphy Thomas Gallagher Sess MFT CMEA

Minocqua Man Killed by Moose in Canada

Donald Richardson a Minocqua businessman in his early forties was found dead in the Red Lake area near Kenora Ontario authorities say an animal attack is likely the cause and an autopsy was ordered He was a mason contractor and a hunting party companion of four Minocqua area couples discovered his body alongside his wife Mrs Richardson in the woods.

Minocqua Donald Richardson Canadian Richardson Red Lake Kenora Ontario

FBI Agent Links Stolen Meat Case to Light Conspiracy

FBI agent testified Kendall Light denied using alias Andy Lorenz and claimed not to know about stolen Armour meat. Witnesses described a planned shipment of 10,000 pounds with prices and possible buyers in California, while Adcock denied wrongdoing. Brashears linked Light and Adcock to a 1965 Minneapolis meet.

Armour and Co South St. Paul California Lais Light St. Paul Andy Lorenz Armour Plant William Hughes King Meat Co Los Angeles Hughes Cleveland Indians New York Terranova Adcock Louisiana George Brashears St. Paul Park Minn Minneapolis Twin Cities Los Angeles Angels

Eisenhower jokes on golf during gallstone hospital stay

Washington AP Secretary reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower jokes about a gallstone shaped like a golf ball as he enters Walter Reed Army Hospital. He hopes to play golf by February and chip before then, with presurgery tests underway and a 10 to 12 day hospital stay expected.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital Palm Desert Calif Army

Elevated train wreck claims second death in Chicago

Chicago authorities report a southbound elevated train derailed near Indiana Avenue, with 50 aboard and 25 injured. David Meeks, 68, died Thursday at Michael Reese Hospital, joining William McCullough, 49, as the crash’s two fatalities. Investigators say this is the first collapse from the 25-foot structure in 53 years.

Chicago David Meeks Michael Reese Jackson Park William McCullough Indiana Avenue Chicago Transit Authority

Alabaman Arrested in Slaying of Theologian

Columbus Ohio police charged 23 year old William Minor of Alabama with first degree murder in the bludgeon death of 43 year old Dr. Robert W. Spike. Minor was arrested Wednesday night in a church burglary and led investigators to the crime scene after police took him there on a hunch.

Columbus Ohio Alabama Robert W. Spike William Minor Tom Sawyer Sawyer Minor Spike

College Sports 1 Game on the Links 5 Shot Vault

A compact sports round up notes a single college golf match and a brief highlight reel. It lists players and scores while mentioning the event’s venue and results in a concise card format.

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