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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1968

Page

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Taylor Girl Dies In Crash On Highway 16

Sylvia Arneson a 17 year old Taylor resident died from head injuries after a near head on collision on Highway 16 near Nigger Nathan Hill in Hamilton Township La Crosse County Jeffery Byom 19 Melrose survived with injuries and Michael Nelson 18 Austin was listed in critical condition. The crash occurred about 9 15 p.m. Friday and prompted ongoing police investigation.

Taylor Minnesota la Crosse County Sylvia Arneson Jeffrey B. Byom Melrose Byom Michael P. Nelson Austin Minn St. Francis Hospital Nathan Hill Highway 16 Hamilton Miss Arneson Frederixon-Jack Blair Raymond Arneson Beaver Creek Franklin Jackson County Melrose-Mindoro High School Wisconsin Jake Metzenberg Burnett Dodge County Waupun

State Supreme Court Extends Free Legal Aid For Misdemeanors

Wisconsin Supreme Court rules indigent defendants charged with misdemeanors carrying at least six months in jail must receive court appointed counsel. The 4 to 2 decision, led by Justice Connor Hansen, expands prior felony-only coverage and notes judges may extend aid as needed to ensure justice.

Madison State Supreme Court High Court Connor Hansen Robert W. Hansen E. Harold Hallows Horace Wilkie Robert Plutshack Tomah Waupun State Plutshack Supreme Court

Emil Niemeyer Dies Noted La Crosse Civic Leader at 77

Emil Punch Niemeyer longtime Northern Engraving official and La Crosse Boys Club founder died Friday afternoon at a local hospital at age 77. He chaired Northern Engraving from 1956 to 1967 and led community drives and clubs including the Boys Club since 1966. He lived at 402 South 13th Street and is survived by two sisters. Funeral services are set for Tuesday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Memorials suggested to the Boys Club or La Crosse Home for Children.

Emil Punch) Niemeyer Northern Engraving Co la Crosse Niemeyer S. 13Th St Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co Sparta Northern Engraving National Gauge and Equipment Co Sletten-McKee Oak Grove Boys’ Club la Crosse Home Henry J Doris) Wittenberg Fred Marie) Speich Sacramento Calif Patrick Sapio Special Gifts United

Jackson County Man Dies After Struck By Auto

Sammy Littlesoldier age 72 of Black River Falls dies after being struck by a northbound car on STH 54 near Rustic Mill Supper Club. Arnold Melbye 18 stated he could not avoid the collision. Littlesoldier, WWI veteran with 32nd Infantry, was dead on arrival. funeral arrangements by Langlois-Galston. A second accident injured Mrs Laura Ripp, 70, six miles southeast of Black River Falls. driver Ronald Moen reported he could not avoid the collision. Indian funeral rites planned for Langlois-Galston with Decorah Indian Cemetery burial.

Dodge County Metzenberg Sam Littlesoldier Black River Falls Linda Bandoli Eau Claire Wis Sammy Littlesoldier Here Jackson County Rustic Mill Little Soldier Arnold Melbye Melbye Littlesoldier 32Nd Infantry Veterans of Foreign Wars Pittsville Robert Krohn Robert Radcliffe Richard Miles Arlo Engen LaVern Adams Langlois - Galston Funeral Home Laura Ripp U.S. Highway 12 Ronald Moen Beloit Roger Hlavaka Ripp Langlois-Galston Decorah

Reds Base Fight In Saigon Keep Pressure In Hue

Fighting subsided in Saigon today but raged in Hue as Communists pressed their largest offensive of the war into a fifth day with attacks on at least eight cities. U.S. and allied forces reported heavy casualties and prisoners as they monitored a northern front threat and sectored attacks.

Reds Saigon Hue South Vietnam U.S William C. Westmoreland Vietnam

South Korea asks for more U.S. troops in Korea

South Korea formally urged Washington to send additional American forces to deter invasion. Seoul may consider withdrawing its Vietnam troops if the request is denied. Foreign Minister Cho Kyu hahn asked ambassadors of France, Australia and Turkey for support as Pyongyang and Washington meet at Panmunjom. The UN Command declined comment on related talks and news access to Panmunjom.

South Vietnam U.S Bob Pool Seoul South Korea United States Korea Vietnam Washington North Korea Panmunjom Pueblo Cho Kyu-hah France Australia Turkey United Nations Command Johnson U.N U.N. Command

Fire Destroys Area Barn and 32 Head Livestock

A barn and 32 head of livestock burned at the Oscar Griffin farm about 12 miles northwest of Sparta Wisconsin early Friday. Firefighters from Sparta and Melrose were called after Griffin discovered the blaze around midnight and could not save the cattle. Loss estimated at about $15,000 with partial insurance coverage.

Sparta Wis Oscar Griffin Here Ervin Edwards Melrose Fire Department Griffin

Weekend forecast with warming and turning colder

Partly cloudy and warmer Saturday night with a low near 30. Sunday brings variable cloudiness and a high near 35 with a chance of precipitation at 20 percent. Monday turns partly cloudy and colder with a low around 15 to 20.

Bra less see through blouses shock London shoppers

Three assistants at a Carnaby Street boutique unveiled a new fashion of bra less see through tops. Marlene Mc Donald, 19, from Toronto, says she would not wear the style on the street but might at a swinging party. A Savoy Hotel spokesman noted admission depends on the individual girl.

London Carnaby Street Marlene McDonald Toronto Savoy Hotel

Concealed Among the Flowers Viet Cong Infiltration of Saigon

Viet Cong commandos infiltrated Saigon hidden in flower-laden trucks for the embassy assault and used forged passes and stolen U.S. vehicles to reach targets. They operated in three-man cells, stockpiled arms in civilian hideouts, and merged with locals to launch a Tet offensive.

Peter Arnett Saigon U.S Troy Tran Qui Cap St Gen William

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Emil Niemeyer Red Cross Fund Community Chest Industrial Gifts la Crosse Country Club Elks Lodge 300 The American Legion la Crosse Club Charles D. Gelatt Mr. Niemeyer Gelatt Meyer Chelon Korean National Assembly Park Choon-ky DA Nang UPI Telephoto Santa Fe Kansas City UPI Nguyen Hue Tet C. Westmoreland Teteve
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