Housing Breakthrough in Modular Town Homes at Onalaska
The La Crosse Tribune notes a pilot in Onalaska where National Homes and others begin modular town houses delivered as complete units with wiring plumbing and HVAC. The piece credits George Romney for driving federal support to expand mass production housing to meet demand, while acknowledging local codes red tape and costs as constraints.
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Onalaska
America
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Friction at La Crosse campus paper prompts debate
Janet Bladow of La Crosse State University criticizes The Racquet view on campus and world. The letter to the editor questions young reformers and their truths. The piece laments student journalism and notes many capable writers won’t join the Racquet crew.
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Janet Bladow
la Crosse State University
Miss Bladow
LCU
Twenty years ago murder case absolved after lie test
A man from Far go North Dakota brought as Erdman Olson was cleared of complicity in a murder after a lie detector test. Clara Olson murder remains a mystery. City Plan Commission approves 108 lots south of Verdota Addition with a rental and multiple dwelling reserve section. Casper Carston drowns with his retriever when his car breaks through ice on the Black River. Six CIO unions accused of communism are dropped from good standing. New York residents urged to conserve water by avoiding tub baths and showers for one day.
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Fargo
N.D
Erdman Olson
Clara Olson
City Plan Commission
Verdota Addition
Casper J. Carston
Onalaska Ave
Black River
CIO
New York City
Rivoli Theater Manager Corrected After Typo
A typographical error yesterday listed David Limberg as Rivoli Theater manager. He is the Rivoli assistant manager and also oversees the two outdoor theaters in the area.
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David Limberg
Rivoli
PLO rises as major Arab League force in Middle East
Arab guerrilla groups led by the PLO gain status and influence across Jordan Syria and Lebanon with office openings in Amman Beirut and Cairo. Moscow endorses the movement while Jordan enhances ties to train youths, signaling a shift that could hinder peace prospects and raise regional tensions.
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Washington
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Arab League
Rabat
Morocco
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.N
al Fatah
Amman
Beirut
Cairo
Russia
China
North Vietnam
Cuba
Hanoi
al Baza
Karameh
Jordan Army
Generations reshaped by rapid change and new tech
Sydney J Harris argues that the concept of generation has shrunk to six years or less due to rapid technological and cultural shifts. He notes younger people feel cut off from the past as parents once did, warning that new freedom may risk turning into new barbarism without understanding and adaptation.
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Sydney J. Harris
Hitler
Racquet editor critiques Tribune reporting on Racquet article
Janet Bladow editor of The Racquet at Wisconsin State University La Crosse objects to Tribune coverage of the Racquet story Student is Black person. She says the meeting involved president Gates and others and staff never attended. criticizes use of four letter words in print and defends Vietnam and global issues as more offensive than such language. Tribune notes it attempted to reach Bladow but received no response before press time.
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Winnie Ruth Judd
Wisconsin Parkway Planning Committee
Mississippi Valley
John ‘‘Cactus Jack” Garner
Texas
Roosevelt
Ernest F. Wojahn
American Legion
William Boma
FBI National Police Academy
Washi DC
la Crosse
the Tribune
Wisconsin State University
Farber
Gates
Tribune
Wsu-L
Vietnam
Asia
America
Janet Bladow
Shelby Rd
the Racquet
Stars and Stripes
Hue
Song My
My Lai
Economist of London
Nhan Dan
Hanoi Radio
Truong Chinh
North Vietnam
Matthew 5 42 Bible Verse About Lending to Others
The verse commands generosity to beggars and those who borrow. It urges unconditional aid without refusing requests, reflecting a call to compassionate financial mercy in daily life. It emphasizes kindness over strict repayment concerns and aligns with charitable behavior.
Not Many Welsh On Student Loans
Madison reports the state student loan program shows 4,447 delinquent notes at year end. The new higher education board hired professional collectors, recovering about 73,000 dollars in cash and arranging plans for 1,150 loans. The program now offers up to 1,000 dollars yearly for undergraduates and 1,500 for graduates with a five year repayment window and a 7 percent interest rate.
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Madison
Bureau of State Audit
State Department of Public Welfare
Higher Educational Aids Board
Budg
James Jung
Death Sentence Form From Saigon Fourth Precinct
Buckley rakes through a macabre Vietnam era artifact the blank execution warrant stamped by the People s Revolutionary Committee of Saigon Gia Dinh Fourth Precinct. He juxtaposes this with reports on Hue My Lai and the broader brutality of the war.
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William Buckley JR
Saigon
People’s Revolutionary Committee of Saigon
Gia Dinh
Fourth Precinct
Fourth Precinct People’s Revolutionary Council
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Milwaukee
Burlington
William Walker
S. 16Th St
Oklahoma
Guy Beach Stock Company
WKBH
Wallace R. Montague Jr
E. C. Thompson
Weather Bureau
Seward
Alaska
Seattle
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Michel
Moscow
Mideast
U.S
Palestine
Libya
Sudan
Horn of Africa
Iran
Turkey
Ethiopia
Pami Scott
Jribune
Matthew
By John Wyngaard
John Wyngaard
Pirates
Thieu
Huong
Security Agency
William F. Buckley Jr
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