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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1968

Page

4

Handicapped Club To Meet Thursday

The Hi Hopes Handicapped Club will gather at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Stoffel Hall at 15th and King Streets for crafts and social activities directed by Steve Adams. Members may bring a guest and contribute used Christmas ecards for future projects.

Hi Hopes Stoffel Hall 15Th and King Sts Steve Adams John Smith Adams la Crosse State University

Soviets Call U.S. Bombing a Piratical Attack

The dispute centers on a reported U.S. bombing near the freighter Tereyaslavi Zalesskiy as it unloaded flour. The Soviet claim labels it piratical. the United States says any damage was inadvertent and regrets the incident.

U.S Tereyaslavi-Zalesskiy United States Defense Department Soviet Union

Soviet Haiphong damage report raises Vietnam War tensions

Soviet freighter damage in Haiphong Harbor sparks protest and U S regret as Pentagons says pilots were briefed to avoid Soviet ships. Observers warn of potential direct clash if ships are armed. Navy crews report delayed bombs near dock areas amid cautious air strikes to protect shipping.

Haiphong Harbor Haiphong U.S Pentagon Phil G. Goulding Defense Navy Tereyaslavl- Zalesskiy U.S. Navy North Vietnam

Police ballistics back account of Milwaukee shooting death

Milwaukee District Attorney Hugh R. O Connell says FBI ballistics and autopsy findings support police accounts of the December 30 fatal gunfight with officers involving Lee Wilson. He says no inquest will be held and that Wilson fired two shots from his pistol while one was from a police weapon. The incident began after a jaywalking dispute and escalated during an on scene struggle.

Milwaukee Hugh R. O'Connell FBI Lee Wilson Wilson O'Connell Near North Side

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