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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1969
Page
5
A 52-year-old man, George C. Hanson of Ramsey County, was critically injured when his snowmobile collided with a Soo Line train near Highway 694 in suburban Shoreview just after midnight. He was listed in critical condition at a St. Paul hospital.
A 20 ton 4000 gallon whisky canister worth 180000 dollars fell overboard from a North Sea coaster during a storm three weeks ago. It was later sighted badly dented and empty on Berwickshire rocks by Thomas Brown, a 56 year old shepherd and teetotaler.
A young Vadnais Heights mother, Betty Voelk, 25, died early Saturday when flames engulfed her home in St Paul. Her husband and their daughter, Kimberly, 2, escaped the blaze. The tragedy occurred as firefighters battled the fire and authorities investigate the cause.
Herod, after aiding Antony and facing Octavius in Rhodes, pledges loyalty and proves his usefulness to Octavius. Octavius grants Herod the throne of Judea, rewarding him for bold talk and shifting allegiances that secured his crown. The exchange marks a pivotal move amid Rome’s power struggle and Herod’s survival strategy.
Bert Perry a 25 year old bus driver for the Transport Co. reported three shots were fired through the rear window of his bus on Friday night as he finished a North Side run. He ducked when he heard the shots and was bruised by glass but did not need medical care.
New Delhi AP reports the Fourth International Film Festival banned the Greek movie Treason Front for being anti-Communist. Festival rules disqualify films that offend national feeling or promote racial discrimination, prompting the prohibition.
The text describes Antony and Herod’s alliance with Augustus Caesar, detailing their movements from Tyre to Jerusalem and Egypt. Herod is showered with gifts and regained lands, strengthening a partnership that helped shape the early Roman Empire and Judea amid mounting political tension. Tomorrow: The King Kills His Beloved.
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