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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1965

Page

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Pope Paul VI calls for just negotiations for world peace

In a Christmas message and in light of the Viet Nam war, Pope Paul VI urged just and sincere negotiations to restore order and friendship. He emphasized the Church’s role as messenger of peace and warned against new and old nationalist ideologies and the arms race.

Vatican City Viet Nam Paul VI U.S Vatican Europe Pope Paul Paul Vatican Ecumenical Council United Nations New York Nghia Lo Hanoi Air Force William C. Westmoreland Cao van Vien Pope Paul VI New Zealand Westmoreland Saigon

Draft board weighs re examining 2 million rejected men

Defense Department and Selective Service officials consider re screening about 2 million men previously found unfit, possibly for induction within months as pressures of the Vietnam War mount. Officials note weigh limits and minor defects could be updated to expand the pool.

Washington Defense Department Selective Service System Selective Service Viet Nam Pentagon Defense

Race Urges Escalation to End War in Viet Nam

Rep. John A. Race says public opinion will push for escalating the war to end it sooner. The Fond du Lac Democrat favors bombing industrial centers in North Viet Nam and Haiphong but opposes atomic weapons.

Sheboygan John A. Race D-Wis Viet Nam Race Fond du Lac Haiphong

La Crosse Council fights media exile order in court

The La Crosse Common Council asks Circuit Court to dismiss a temporary restraining order barring reporters from caucuses to fill council and school board vacancies. The council contends meetings were informal and exempt under 14.90, while media claim exclusion harms press access and legal remedy remains.

la Crosse Tribune la Crosse Common Council Circuit 7Th Ward John Flanagan Flanagan Al‘legation iCity Alice Dickson Ithe Council Warren Loveland Circuit Common Council Neprud Council

Four Traffic Deaths Push Toll To 995

Four traffic fatalities in Wisconsin raised the state toll to 995 for the year 1965, with Ra ul S Reyes 25 of Plainfield killed near Omro after leaving a curve on Highway 21. In Outagamie County two people died in a car truck crash north of Appleton involving Dr Oliver H Dauman 71 of Wabeno and Robert Dey 35 of Black Creek. John Prom 71 of Port Washington died in a two car crash west of Port Washington and Albert C Kollath 87 of Milwaukee died from injuries after a December 2 crossing incident.

Wisconsin Raul S. Reyes Plainfield Highway 21 Omro Winnebago County Reyes San Antonio Tex Appleton Oliver H. Dauman Wabeno Robert Dey Black Creek Outagamie County Dauman Dey Appleton Memorial Hospital John Prom Port Washington Albert C. Kollath Milwaukee

City Airman Indicted in Texas Slaying

A 19 year old La Crosse Wisconsin airman Thomas J Beranek was indicted by a Baxter County grand jury for the fatal Oct 24 shooting of Air Force Captain Ray E Moore 33 an aide to the base commanding general at Kelly AFB Moore was killed at Kelly AFB and Beranek was arrested in Moore s car at Lackland AFB by air police

San Antonio la Crosse Wis Baxter County Thomas J. Beranek Air Force Ray E. Moore Security Service Kelly Air Force Base Beranek Moore Lackland Air Force Base

Stork Brings Fifth Grandchild to Dayton Family

In Dayton, Richard Bendgen learns his son in Viet Nam has a daughter born at Miami Valley Hospital weighing 5 pounds 11 3/4 ounces. The newborn makes Bendgen a grandfather a sixth time as Christmas approaches.

Stork Viet Nam Dayton Gchio (Ap Richard Bendgen Bendgen Richard F. Bendgen Qui Nhon South Viet Nam

U.S. Might Run Own POW Camps if Viet Nam War Expands

The Pentagon considers the possibility of American operated POW camps in Vietnam as the war grows. So far most POWs are held by South Vietnamese forces with U.S. captures small. Red Cross inspections and Geneva Conventions are cited, but legal issues and lack of a formal war declaration could complicate any shift.

Elton C. Fay Washington Pentagon United States Viet Nam U.S Sai Nguyen Cao Ky Red Cross South Viet Nam Saigon Kore Do US S.army United Nations Khe Son Huong My Laos Tchepone

U S Hopes Still Will Be Prelude To Peace Talks

U S and South Vietnamese forces plan a 30 hour Christmas truce as fighting continues with a 50 plane raid on Uong Bi power plant and ground clashes. Four allied airmen are missing after two A4 Skyhawks and a RA5C Vigilante are shot down.

U.S Thomas A. Reedy Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Uong Bi Haiphong U.S. Navy Yong Bi Route 9

Congressional Leaders Hail Cease-Fire

Vice President Humphrey and congressional leaders praised the 30 hour Christmas cease fire in Viet Nam and urged extending it to the Tet New Year. Mansfield called for a longer pause and possible negotiations while Ford and Saltonstall urged cautious optimism and a path to talks.

Viet Nam New York Francis Cardinal Spellman U.S William J. Porter William C. Westmoreland Tan Son Nhut Saigon UPI Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Montana U. S McCormack House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Ford Sen Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts Dover Mass Saltonstall Armed Services Committee

No Tribune Editions On Christmas Day

The La Crosse Tribune will not publish editions on Christmas Day. The switchboard closes at 6 p.m. Christmas Eve. State desk staffed 6 to 9 30 p.m. Christmas night. reporters to call in during that window. City desk operates 6 p.m. to midnight on Christmas Day.

la Crosse Tribune Tribune State Desk City Desk

Lockheed Wins $1.36 Billion C5A Heavy Transport Contract

The Air Force awarded Lockheed Aircraft Corp of Marietta Georgia a fixed price contract worth 1.363 billion dollars to develop and produce 58 C5A heavy transport planes with an option for 58 more. The aircraft will move large units of troops quickly and carry about 375 personnel.

Washington Lockheed Aircraft Corp Marietta Air Force CSA

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