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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
5
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Sylvia Porter surveys De Gaulle’s anti U.S. policy push for a return to gold backed settlement, warning it would end the postwar trade boom, topple currencies, and risk massive bankruptcies. He seeks U.S. domination’s end, France’s gain in gold, and a dollar devaluation, with IMF plans aiming to reduce gold reliance by 1968 69. The piece cites central banker William McChesney Martin on global hopes for U.S. resolve to preserve prosperity.
Washington AP report says House Ways and Means fought to limit boosts while Senate changes were pared. Final plan offers a 13 percent rise for 24 million beneficiaries, minimum $55 monthly, max $160.50, with 50 percent extra for wives at 65. Medicare part B premium may rise from 3 to 4 dollars in April.
A La Crosse man who admitted stealing and selling a rifle was placed on probation Friday in County Court. Ronald E. Hoff, 30, formerly of Holmen, appeared before Judge Leonard F. Roraff on a charge involving a 30-30 Winchester belonging to Norman Haddad from an apartment on South Third Street. Hoff said he sold the gun for 45 dollars and the weapon was recovered by police. The judge withheld sentence, noting no prior record, and ordered a year of probation plus 45 dollars restitution to the sporting goods shop and total fines of 80 dollars.
In the VFW weekly Duplicate Bridge Club results North-South pairs led by Marjory Kaehler with Bonnie Merchlewitz at 79 and Dale Klinzing with Lawrence Schrauner at 75 percent. East-West wins included Richard Lund and David Nelson at 67 and Joan Squier with Esther Hines at 64.812, with other duos following.
Funeral services were held for Alva Covey and Bella Covey at Mauston Methodist Church after their car struck a bridge on Highway 58 south of Mauston killing them Wednesday. Survivors include four daughters, two sons, a sister, two sisters in law, and three brothers across Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, and Indiana.
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