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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1969

Page

11

Regional Planning Centers Suggested

Detroit region business leaders call for regional planning centers to set national and state priorities, with local implementation. Roy Chapin of American Motors urged cross sector planning groups comprising government, business, labor, education, religion, and society to tackle specific problems, honored for promoting social responsibility.

Detroit Roy Chapin American Motors Corp Detroit Round Table National Conference of Christians and Jews Chapin

Wallace Given Copy of Wife's Biography

In Montgomery Alabama the first copy of Lady of Courage a biography of the late Gov Lurleen Wallace was presented to her husband former Gov George C Wallace Jack House who once served as press secretary for both Wallaces wrote the volume

Montgomery Ala Lurleen Wallace George C. Wallace Jack House Wallaces Courage

Pollution Seen As Big Problem Of Car Companies

Illinois sues the auto industry over air pollution blamed for most emissions in Los Angeles County. Ralph Nader leads a protest at General Motors in New York as Ford, GM, and Chrysler invest millions to cut pollutants. California's emission rules are cutting hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide output, with federal rules mandating new systems next year. The Big Three explore alternatives while affirming the internal combustion engine remains central for now.

Detroit Illinois Ralph Nader General Motors New York Los Angeles County Ford Chrysler Nader iHenry Ford II Ford Company California Los Angeles Basin

Hartley declines Wisconsin GOP chairmanship offer

Kenosha attorney Fred D. Hartley said he would prefer to be excused from consideration as Wisconsin's Republican chairman. Gov. Warren Knowles had mentioned him as a possible replacement for Ody J. Fish, who is stepping down after leading the party to control the Capitol. Hartley, serving as party vice chairman, noted he would consider the job only under certain circumstances.

Kenosha Fred D. Hartley Wisconsin Warren P. Knowles Ody J. Fish Hartley

Cast Named For Yale Play At Longfellow

Fourteen students are cast in a one act Christmas comedy to be staged Friday in Longfellow School auditorium under Mrs. Robin Winder. The play titled The Little Red Schoolhouse features Johnanna Wise, Paul Venske, Becky Lockett, Patty Sladky, Dale Stafslien, Richard Walshak, Jeff Fansher, Dale Erickson, Randy Chadwick, Ellen French, Christy Weiss, Julie Swen, Joanne Brown and Sue Jacobson.

Longfellow Robin Winder Little Red Schoolhouse Johnanna Wise Paul Venske Becky Lockett Patty Sladky Dale Stafslien Richard Walshak Jeff Fansher Dale Erickson Randy Chadwick Ellen French Christy Weiss Julie Swen Joanne Brown Sue Jacobson

Tree Isn’t Perfect For Governor’s Office In Wisconsin

A tree donated for the governor’s office billed as the perfect spruce dropped needles early. Despite frequent waterings the tree did not last until Christmas. By Friday secretaries in Gov. Warren P. Knowles’ office stripped the tree of its ornaments.

Madison Governor’s Office Warren P. Knowles

Ancient Romans Played Trigon With Two Balls

Uncle Ray describes how ancient Romans and Greeks used cloth or leather balls stuffed with feathers, hair, rags, or moss. The illustration shows a three-player game called trigon, with distances of 10 to 15 feet and balls about basketball size, requiring throws within opponents range and sometimes using both hands. An illustrated leaflet on Roman daily life is offered.

Uncle Ray

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