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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1968

Page

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Gorenstein Here Ex Psychiatrist Dies

Dr. Lester M. Gorenstein 55 a La Crosse area physician and psychiatrist for about 20 years died suddenly while fishing near his Florida home. He opened his practice in 1939 at De Soto retired in 1965 and moved with wife Ruth Sherkow to Ft Myers Florida. Services set for Wednesday in Milwaukee with burial there. He is survived by his wife, son Ralph, two grandchildren and three sisters.

Lester M. Gorenstein la Crosse Florida Gorenstein de Soto Ruth Sherkow Milwaukee Matalacha Station Ft. Myers Fla Goodman- Bensman Santa Monica Blvd Harry Pastor Anshai Lebowitz Ralph Marquette University Charles Pearl) Pearlman Minneapolis Herschel Theresa

La Crosse Soldier Wallace Giesen Killed in Vietnam

Pfc. Wallace Lee Giesen 24 of La Crosse was killed in action in Vietnam after being listed MIA on February 7 during a patrol mission. Born March 27, 1943, he lived in Racine and Addison before returning to La Crosse. He enlisted in 1960, served in Germany 35 months, was home on leave in November 1967, and departed for Vietnam December 6, 1967. He is survived by his father William Giesen, a World War I veteran, and other family members.

William Giesen Copeland Ave Wallace Lee Giesen Vietnam Pfc Giesen la Crosse Racine Wis Addison Ill Giesens Pfc. Giesen Germany

General Still Confident Allies Will Win War

In Saigon General William C. Westmoreland said more American troops probably will be needed in Vietnam though he gave no estimate. He outlined aims to deny the enemy objectives and demonstrate U.S. resolve while noting current totals of 525,000 troops in country, plus offshore ships and bases in Thailand. He spoke in written replies to AP questions after a weekend on troop discussions with Gen. Wheeler and cited Tet as a military setback but not a strategic defeat.

Saigon U.S Khe Sanh John T. Wheeler Vietnam William Westmoreland Associated Press Wes Gallagher Westmoreland Gallagher North Vietnam William C. Westmoreland Hanoi South Vietnam 7Th Fleet Thailand Earle G. Wheeler U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Wheeler Washington

Mansfield Asks Trial Suspension of U S Bombing

U S senator Mike Mansfield urges a halt to bombing North Vietnam as a peace option, citing U Thant and limited targets. President Johnson is portrayed as satisfied no provocative action occurred in the Tonkin incidents. McNamara says orders held air raids until a probe confirmed attacks. Fulbright questions proof and calls for debate as Rusk defends ongoing reconsideration of options.

Washington Mike Mansfield D-Mont North Vietnam Mansfield United States U Thant United Nations Montana Hanoi Johnson Gulf of Tonkin George Christian White House Austin Tex Christian Senate Foreign Relations Committee Robert S. McNamara McNamara U.S Tonkin Gulf J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Vietnam

Talks Continue In A C Strike In Milwaukee 11600 Out

Negotiations between Allis Chalmers and the United Auto Workers continued in Milwaukee as 11 600 workers across four states were off the job since Saturday noon. Union and company officials reported ongoing talks with plans to resume after lunch as 1164 recognition and a 17 cent hourly raise remained core issues.

Allis- Chalmers United Auto Workers Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers la Crosse UAW Uelner West Allis Phillip Nisen Lyle Rank William Schulz Jr Tribune

Japanese Ore Ship Freed From Panama Canal

A 746 foot Japanese freighter Shozan Maru carrying 51 806 tons of ore was moved from Gaillard Cut freeing the 50 mile Panama Canal after a grounding. Salvage crews pumped air to ballast tanks and tugs pulled the ship to a wider section. Traffic remains slow with one lock lane overhauled and delays anticipated as the canal widens to 500 feet.

Panama Panama Canal Gaillard Cut Peru France Canal

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