Detroit Black Power leader rejects Ford grant over strings
Detroit militant leader Rev. Albert Cleage rejects a $100,000 Ford Foundation grant via the New Detroit Committee citing strings attached and warns another summer riot if Black self determination is not allowed. Cleage says his Federation for Self-Determination will sever ties with the committee while white leadership is refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Schroeder
Detroit
Ford Foundation
Albert Cleage
Federation For Self- Determination
Cleage
New Detroit Committee
George Romney
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit Council of Organizations
Joseph L. Hudson Jr
Hudson
Moon Shot Set for Sunday Surveyor 7 to land in Tycho highlands
Cape Kennedy AP Surveyor 7, America s last unmanned lunar probe, launches early Sunday from Atlas-Centaur for a highlands landing north of Tycho crater. The mission aims for science with a 43 percent success estimate, following mixed results from prior Surveyors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Tycho
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chicago Policeman In KKK Suspended
Donald Heath grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Illinois was suspended indefinitely from the Chicago police force. A three man board unanimously voted to suspend Heath and two other officers alleged to be Klan members without pay as of midnight Friday. Ernest Semet and William Plogger also suspended. three other policemen resigned last week after being accused of Klan affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donald Heath
Ku Klux Klan
Illinois
John Mulchrone
Bureau of Inspectional Services
Heath
Ernest Semet
William Plogger
Thieu Demands Clear Hanoi Stance On Peace Talks
South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu urged Hanoi to clarify its position on peace talks and warned that a bombing halt must be met with reciprocal action. He welcomed informal talks but stressed negotiations should be Saigon Hanoi focused. He also praised Johnson Bowles Cambodia mission and noted Sihanouk's cautious stance on cooperation with U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Rusk
Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Chester Bowles
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
New York Times
ICC
International Control Commission
Bowles
Minnesota Man Killed In Missouri Crash
Eli Benjamin Nipper, 71, of Isle Minnesota was killed Friday in a U S 65 crash in Trenton Missouri. His wife Ethel 61 was hospitalized with bruises and possible back injury. The car left the road struck a utility pole after veering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Eli Benjamin Nipper
Isle
Minn
Ethel
Nipper
U.S. 65
Missouri Highway Patrol
Milwaukee Pastor to Speak on Race in La Crosse
Rev. R. W. Anderson of Martin Luther Church Milwaukee speaks at the La Crosse Area Federation of Lutheran Men meeting at Stoffel Hall 1509 King St at 6 p.m. He formerly served English Lutheran Church in La Crosse. Dinner by English Lutheran Church Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Anderson
Martin Luther Church
Milwaukee
la Crosse Area
Federation of Lutheran Men
Stoffel Hall
King St
Mr. Anderson
English Lutheran Church
la Crosse
McCarthy Sees Win In Wisconsin State Primary
Senator Eugene McCarthy spoke from Milwaukee that he expects to win Wisconsin's April 2 presidential primary. He framed his peace stance as aligned with Democratic traditions and contrasted Johnson's Vietnam policy with Goldwater's. He argued antiwar voters are loyal to the party line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Washington
Minnesota
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Denied Counsel Seven Juvenile Inmates Freed
Seven inmates of the Wisconsin Home for Women at Taycheedah were released after a habeas corpus hearing. Circuit Judge Harold E. Murphy sent their cases back to the original juvenile courts for further action, following a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling. Three other writs were dismissed as those girls were already on parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Wisconsin
Taycheedah
Circuit
Harold E. Murphy
Murphy
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Local Adventist Church Advertises Services in La Crosse
Adventist church in La Crosse lists Pastor B. G. Mohr with Sabbath worship at 11 a.m. after a 9:30 a.m. adult and junior school. Wednesday prayer meeting is at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
B. G. Mohr
Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ
George St
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
West Ave
Arthur M. Feroe
Dean A. Fodness
Asbury Methodist
Redfield
Wayne L. Grover
Wesley Methodist
King
Edwin P. Sheppard
Church OF the Nazarene
Avon and Logan
Ward M. Satterlee
North United Presbyterian
North Salem Road
Leonard Beenken
Rmity United Church OF Christ
Rt. 1
Sheldon W. Warner
Unitarian Fellowship
Baha'i World Faith Service Notes and Assembly of God Schedule
The listing records worship times for the Baha i World Faith and the American Assembly of God at 1éth and Ferry Streets. Rev. R Francis Jones leads Sunday services with staff prayer at 9 15 a m and 10 30 a m worship, plus 7 p m worship and Thursday Family night Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
Ferry Sts
R. Francis Jones
S.S
Ferry
Leon Franck
ST. Wenceslaus
Winnebago Sts
J. Floyd Dwyer
William Grevatch
ST. Pius X
Francis McCaffrey
Charlies E. Lessie
Newman Center
1723 State St
George Hinger
Church OF Christ
Cass St
Stanley Chitwood
Charles Street
Charles and Logan
Burdett Wakeman
Evangel
WLCX
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Main St
ST. Luke’s Methodist
Caledonia St
Keith G. Davison
Apostolic Tabernacle
Liberty and Sill
Arthur Mansur
KWNO
On This Date In 1968 History Highlights
The notice lists key historical events on January 6 across centuries including Joan of Arc’s birth in 1412, Martha Custis’s marriage to George Washington in 1759, Morse’s telegraph demo in 1838, Carl Sandburg’s birth in 1878, New Mexico statehood in 1912, Roosevelt’s four freedoms in 1941, plus other 20th century milestones and a Philippines bus crash tragedy. It also catalogs church schedules and lists numerous area worship services and leaders for Onalaska and La Crosse communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joan of Arc
Martha Dandridge Custis
George Washington
Samuel F. B. Morse
Morriistown
N.J
Carl Sandburg
New Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Franklin D.roosevelt
Soviet Union
Brazil
Philippines
Knowles May Seek Retraction Of Stroke Story
Gov. Knowles may seek a Newsweek retraction or publish a denial after an article claimed he suffered a stroke and bowed out. Press secretary Stephen Boyle said the magazine indicated no retraction but might print a denial. Knowles denied the stroke report and asked for medical test availability to the public. He had been briefly hospitalized after a December trade mission to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Holt
Newsweek
Chicago
Jim Cannon
New York
Knowles
Boyle
Cannon
Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Orient
Bangkok
Banking Appointment in Wisconsin Names Zuehlke to Review Board
Gus A. Zuehlke of Appleton was appointed by Gov. Warren P. Knowles to the banking review board. The 46 year old Wisconsin Bankers Association legislative committee member succeeds Joseph R. Hart of Stevens Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gus A. Zuehlke
Appleton
Warren P. Knowles
Banking Review Board
Zuehlke
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Joseph R. Hart
Stevens Point
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Ishmael
Hubert Humphrey
Vicky
Humphrey
Black Power
Ford Grant
Iefellers
3Rd St
Moon
KKK
Thien
Don Dickinson
Dickinson Funeral Homes
Jackson St
Missouri
Paris
Adventist
Carl M. Lewis
Onalaska
First Baptist
Floyd R. Harbold
Regular Baptist General Association
Grace Baptist
Legion
Southside
110Th and
Adams
Leland Owen
Temple Baptist
N. Salem Rd
Loomis St
Charles Meliring
North American
Island Park
Lakeshore
James W. Phillips
ST. Joseph’s Cathedral
Msgr
John Paul
Patrick Kelley
James J. Falconer
Joseph R. Sullivan
Losey Biva
Anthony Wagener
Michael McKenna
Lawrence B. Berger
ST. John the Baptist
Avon St
Robert Connolly
Jerome Kirsling
Mother of Perpetual Help
Church OF ST. Leo the Great
West Salem
Francis Wavra
Crescent
Michael J. Kuisle
Our Mother of Perpetual Help
Holy Trinity
13Th St
Park Ave
V. J. Plecity
Robert Wasner
Ambrose Blenker
ST. James
Robert Hansen
James Barney
ST. Patrick’s—Onalaska
Joseph N. Bach
Donald Klauke
ST. Thomas More
St and
Weston
Thomas E. Mullen
Delbert J. Malin
John Schultz
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ Scientist
S. 27Th St. Perry Hall
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
9Th St
Harris C. Mooney
Douglas E. Culver
Arthur M. G. Moody
Evangelical Free
Campbell Road
Eugene W. Anderson
Lethany Evangelical Free
North St
Onalaska Ave
Bernard Hamilton
Jehovah's Witnesses
Liberty
Lloyd V. Owen
Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran
Livingston and
Loomis Streets
Leland Evenson
Fred Anderson
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Birch
J. L. Mattes
Olivet
Bainbridge
O. S. Solberg
Lutheran Campus
17Th and State
Norman Erikson
Sléth and
Cass
Stefan T. Guttormsson
OUR Redeemer Lutheran
Weston St
Norman A. Nelson
OUR Savior’s Lutheran
Roland L. Schwandt
Jerry Wallerand
Trinity Lutheran
Charles and Sill
Ernest N. Nelson
Gary W. Fehring
First Lutheran
Paul Aroe
Lanny Knutson
ST. Mark’s
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Ward Ave
26Th St
G. F. Albrecht
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran
St. Paul and Avon
Walter E. Gutzke
ST. Paul‘s Evangelical Lutheran
Sand Lake Road
Ruben A. Kettenacker
Faith Lutheran Church and
Missouri Synod
14Th and Main
Andrew Frinke
Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Service
Conference of the Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Churches of the
Calvary EV. Lutheran
16Th Street
Lloyd Lambert
Methodist
4Th Ave. N
Roger D. Gustafson
Nazarene
First Presbyterian
James H. Bell
Charles R. Houdek
SalvAtion Army
N. 8Th
Janet Endres
Billie Bright
Congregation
Sons OF Abraham Temple
Joseph Rubanowitcz
United Church of Christ
Main and Losey Bivd
Melvin Lynn Frank
ST. John’s
Calvin Hay
Labor Temple
Robert Lennon
United Pentecostal Church
Robin
Grandad Bluff
County FA
Market St
AAL
Richard C. Emery
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
Arnold Schlict
Chaseburg
F. Christopher
Eau Claire, Wis
Eugene Falkenberg
Alaska
Donald Miller
Aid Association For Lutherans
Vern Taggatz Agency
Port Edwards, Wis
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