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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1969

Page

5

Two Black men freed after 16 years on death row

NEW ORLEANS AP Two Negro men freed after 16 years on death row were Edgar Labat 46 and Clifton Peret who turn 42 Wednesday. Sentenced in 1953 for 1950 rape, they pleaded guilty to attempted aggravated rape and were released after Judge Edward Haggerty ordered 16 years two months and two days credited for time served. Their case went to the U.S. Supreme Court four times ruling jury exclusion, and in 1967 the court ordered new trials or release. The state cited no objection to the lesser pleas. Previously longest death row stay was 11 years 10 months 8 days by Daryl Chessman.

New Orleans Edgar Labat Clifton Alton Peret Freedom Edward A. Haggerty Jr U.S. Supreme Court Orleans Parish High Court Dist. Atty Jim Garrison James L. Alcock Daryl Chessman California Gas Chamber

Tank Truck Carrying LP Gas Explodes Near Savage

A liquified petroleum gas tank truck exploded at a soybean processing plant south of the Twin Cities in Savage. Cargill officials estimated total damage at 35 thousand dollars, covering the truck and 8 090 gallons of LP gas.

Savage, Minn Twin Cities Cargill, Inc Savage

Vietnam War uncertain future for Viet Cong and Saigon

A Saigon centered analysis notes Viet Cong resilience amid fears of North Vietnamese support and growing pacification challenges. It highlights Viet Cong terror as a continuing weapon, Saigon’s austerity taxes, and the Viet Namization shift with territorial forces enlarging to shield villages.

Saigon Home Guard U.S

Deaths in Wisconsin and nearby towns obituary notices

Mrs Minnie Olson Blair 91 dies at Grand View Home Blair Wis services at Zion Lutheran Church burial in church cemetery born Feb 12 1878 to Thorvald Toraason on home farm near Blair married Ole H Olson in Dec 1904 survived by three sons Hiram Glen Wallace one daughter Mercedes Schmidt two brothers Thomas Toraason Sr and Lynn one sister Paula Henrikson several grandchildren and great grandchildren two sons preceded her in death Clifford William Burge 52 Black River Falls Wis died Dec 28 survived by widow Edna two daughters Art Berg and Delores two sons Calvin and Lee parents Clifford and Mrs Burge two brothers Edward and Glenn four sisters and other relatives services Jan 2 at United Methodist Church Trout Run Cemetery burial Torgerson Chapel family to call Blair and church members prior Francis Benedict 76 died Dec 28 born Jun 29 1893 survived by widow Pauline Johnson four sons Levin Vilas Freeman Ellsworth two daughters Vivi Axness Marian Benedict two brothers Tilman Percy two sisters Beatrice Lillian 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren services Jan 1 Blair First Lutheran Church burial Trump Coulee Cemetery many relatives Mrs John Simonson 85 former Hixton resident died Dec 29 at Whitehall nursing home services in Taylor Lutheran Church burial Woodlawn Cemetery several children and siblings listed TOMAH Mary Gottbeheat 87 died Dec 28 Madison burial Oakdale Cemetery Julia Melby 80 Bloomingdale Westby Wisconsin Mary Gottbeheat and Julia Melby noted among others in multi locality obituary notices.

Blair Wis Minnie Olson Grand View Zion Lutheran Church L. H. Jacobson Church Thorvald Toraason Ole H. Olson Hiram Coral Ridge Fila Glen Port Richey Fla Wallace Lexington Norman Mercedes) Schmidt Macedonia Ohio Thomas Toraason Sr Lynn Paula Henrikson Seattle Wash Jackson County Irving Edna Art Berg Black River Falls Delores Calvin Lee Clifford Burge Edward Glenn Racine Vernon Avery Earl Johnson Odell Larson Osseo Howard Abbott Sparta United Methodist Church Ralph Koelemay Trout Run Torgerson Chapel Francis Benedict Whitehall Lewis Benedict Pauline Johnson Taylor Levin and Vilas Freeman Blair and Ellsworth Melrose Aymaar Vivian) Axness Madras Ore Marian Benedict Tilman Eau Claire Percy Kansas City Beatrice Minot N.D Lillian Waukon Iowa Blair First Lutheran Church Konrad M. Arberg Buri Hixton John Simonson Taylor Lutheran Church Vern Barlow Woodlawn Jensen Funeral Home Franklin J.man Dorothy) Peterson Orville of Earl George Daniel Martin Fenney Josie Simonson Frank Kohles Minneapolis Westby Julia Melby Bloomingdale West Salem Melby Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Walter Larson Anderson Andreas Anderson Portland Martin Melby Marvin la Crosse Robert Robbins Fall River Martin William Cashton

Obituary notices from Wisconsin towns include multiple deaths

In a Wisconsin obituary notice a 73 year old woman from Viroqua dies December 29 in a local hospital with services at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Survivors include a niece Mrs. Francis Wolden and two brothers. In Hillsboro a 78 year old woman Ada Bugbee dies December 29 in a Hillsboro hospital with funeral at Valley United Methodist Church and burial in Sherman Cemetery after Fick Funeral Home arrangements. A third item notes Charles Harrie May 23 1890 Waterloo Iowa died June 1951, with later marriage to Eugene Bugbee. survivor list includes husband and brother William Harrie of Sparta.

Wold Viroqua Good Shepherd Lutheran Church James Bjorge Beier Francis Wolden Tomah Ray Marshall Hillsboro Kenneth and Arnold Hanson Wis Eugene Ada) Bugbee la Farge Valley United Methodist Church Benjamine Drown Sherman Cemetery Fick Funeral Home Charles Harrie Waterloo Iowa Thomas Corton Eugene Bugbee William Harrie Sparta

Tomah notices Evelyn Case death and service details

Evelyn Louise Case aged 59 died Monday December 29 in a Sparta hospital. Services were set for 9 a.m. at Home with Chaplain George Robertson and burial in Baraboo Cemetery. Survived by mother Helena Case of Las Vegas and father Walter Case of Clear Lake plus three sisters and one brother. Friends could call after 7 p.m. Tuesday until 9 a.m. Wednesday. Herman Sell aged 88 of Norwalk died Sunday in a Sparta hospital. Funeral details include burial in Pilgrim Home Cemetery and calling hours after 4 p.m. Tuesday until 11 a.m. Wednesday at Robert Page Funeral Home and church after 12:30 p.m. Surviving children Leo Albuquerque New Mexico Otto Justice Illinois Harold Minneapolis. daughters Lillian Haldeman and Philip Bredlow of Norwalk. sister Gustav Koutz of Madison. 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Tomah Wis Evelyn Louise Case Sparta White Funeral Home George Robertson Tomah Hospital Baraboo Helena Case Las Vegas Nev Walter Case Clear Lake Helen Cannon Alice Ream Palm Desert Calif Carol Schonker Bellflower Robert Warrens Norwalk Herman Sell St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church Martin Lemke Pilgrim Home Cemetery Robert Page Leo Albuquerque N.M Otto Justice, Ill Harold Minneapolis Lillian Haldeman Phillip Bredlow Gustav Koutz Madison

Wisconsin IRS tax take tops 3 billion in 1969

The Internal Revenue Service reported Wisconsin collections for the year ending June 30 1969 reached 3 353 665 000 with 2 364 031 000 from individual income and employment taxes and 706 275 000 from corporation taxes. National total for 1969 was 187.9 billion, up 34.3 billion from 1968.

Washington Internal Revenue Service Wisconsin Service Internal Revenue

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