Johnson vows UN action over Pueblo seizure in Korea
President Johnson denounces the Pueblo capture as an act of piracy and says the U N Security Council will be urged to secure the ship and crew. He notes U S forces in Vietnam remain, while a Pacific task force including Enterprise and Truxtun vessels tightens readiness. He appeals for world pressure on North Korea and a peaceful solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Enterprise
South Korea
Japan
Okinawa
Security Council of the
U.N
North Korea
U.S
Vietnam
Group Forms To Push Bussing Of Students
A Catholic Protestant group in La Crosse plans a campaign for school bus service for 800 junior and senior high students who walk due to recent budget cuts. Members say 500 public and 300 Aquinas students are affected and will petition the Common Council and the Board of Education to restore bus service citing health hardship and the 1967 state referendum.
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la Crosse
S. 6Th St
Donna Murphy
S. 8Th St
Lester Grimm
George St
Parents
Common Council
la Crosse City
Board of Education
Ex City Man Named Missoula Junior Chamber Young Man of Year
James F E Burgess 31 formerly of La Crosse named the Junior Chamber of Commerce Missoula Young Man of the Year for leadership and civic work. Burgess, production manager of the Missoulian Sentinel, organized the Ambassadors of the Missoula Chamber and served with Rotary, United Givers Drive, and the Missoula Vocational Technical Center. He is a UW Wisconsin and Wayland Academy alumnus and Air Force veteran. He and his wife Catherine Qualey of Geneva Illinois have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Burgess
la Crosse
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Missoula
Mint
W. T. Burgess
Dakota, Minn
Burgess
Missoulian
Catherine Qualey
Geneva
Ill
Chamber Dinner Set for La Crosse Centenary Celebration
Nearly 1,100 reservations are expected for the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce centennial dinner on February 6. Morey Amsterdam will speak and La Crosse’s Man of the Year will be named at the event in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium.
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Greater la Crosse
Rehearsals Moved to Power Co Building and Board Race Grows
La Crosse Symphony rehearsals on Jan 29 and Feb 5 shift to Northern States Power building at 15th and Green Bay Streets with musicians asked to bring stands. In school board race 11 candidates filed for nine seats as incumbents Dr. Robert R. Rasmus Rev. Roland Schwandt and Milton Hoglund seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Central High School
Northern States Power Co
15Th and
Green Bay Sts
Ex-City Boy Sues for 100000 Over Eye Injury in School Lab
In La Crosse Circuit Court Roger Ping, 13, and his father Ray Ping sue 13-year-old classmate Andrew Hayes 13 and officials Orville Brault and the State Universities Board of Regents for 100000 for the boy and 10000 for medical expenses. The claim stems from Feb. 23, 1967, at Campus School where Pick Up Stix allegedly caused a sharp stick to injure Ping's eye during a mathematics lab.
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la Crosse
Roger Ping
Ray E. Ping Jr
N. 23Rd St
Palatine, Ill
Ping
Andrew Hayes
Main St
la Crosse State University Asst
Orville E. Brault
Starlite
State Universities Board of Regents
Brault
Hazardous driving weather in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Wisconsin faces hazardous driving tonight with snow in the north and central zones and mixed precip in the south. Snow totals of two to four inches possible with continued snow through Sunday. Minnesota shows warnings south with 1 to 4 inches possible south tonight and lingering into Sunday. Iowa mostly cloudy with light snow or freezing drizzle and colder tonight. Degree days reported 30 with totals near 4,129 versus last year 4,010 and normal 4,143.
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Wisconsin
Central
Minnesota
Iowa
Meeting On Seed Law Changes Set At Independence
Trempealeau County Farm Agent announces a series of meetings across Wisconsin on seed law changes. The Independence session at Club Midway on Monday Jan 29 at 6 30 p m will host UW agronomists Leon Wrage Charles Krueger and E A Brickbauer.
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Whitehall
Wis
Trempealeau County
Wisconsin
Club Midway
Independence
Club Oasis
Sparta
University of Wisconsin Agronomists
Leon Wrage
Charles Krueger
E. A. Brickbauer
Wisconsin to Eliminate Late Night Work Restrictions for Women
Wisconsin moves to equalize women and men in shift hours starting Feb 1 by ending the 1 am to 6 am and midnight to 1 am limits for factory, bakery, and laundry workers. The 8 hour night shift cap remains, but office workers may log unlimited hours with overtime pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Hearing Set To Reopen Probe Into Fatal Beating
Fond du Lac Wisconsin A county judge set a Tuesday hearing to clear legal questions for recalling the grand jury over the death of Chicago man Herbert L McKinney. He was found beaten and shot last September in a farm field near Kekeskum. Dist Atty Semenas petitioned to impanel a grand jury after police failed to produce sufficient evidence for a warrant.
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Fond DU Lac
Hazen W. McEssy
Chicago
McEssy
Herbert L. McKinney
Kewaskum
Dist. Atty
Alexander P. Semenas
Sparta Municipal Court Drunk Driving and Traffic Fines
Records from Sparta Wisconsin list Harold Streeton 19 of 604 Monroe St fined $104.14 for drunk driving. John W Hoag Warrens fined $10 for failure to have a vehicle under control. Gerald Schroeder 22 Norwalk fined $14.14. Nancy Kreibich La Crosse fined $15. Robert Stark 20 Elm Grove fined $19.14. John Gregory 520 May St Sparta fined $9.14 for drunk. Robert Darby 21 McCoy Job Corps Center fined $14.14 for disorderly conduct. Larry Adams 25 fined $19.14 for imprudent speed.
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Municipal Court
Sparta
Wis
Harold R. Streeton
Monroe St
Henry Poff
Warrens
John W. Hoag
Gerald L. Schroeder
Norwalk
Nancy Kreibich
la Crosse
Robert G. Stark
Elm Grove
John Gregory
May St
Robert W. Darby
McCoy Job Corps Center
Larry Adams
Illness Sends Mrs Janeiro To Lutheran Hospital
Mrs. Rob ert Janeiro age 20 of 2002 Vine Street was taken ill at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Jay Street and rushed to Lutheran Hospital for treatment.
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Robert Janeiro
Vine St
5Th Avenue
Jay Street
Lutheran Hospital
Fire reports in La Crosse area prompts minor damage
January 26 reports list two incidents. A compressor motor fire at 957 Hood Street caused motor damage. A fire in an REA Express truck at Avon and St Andrew Streets caused minor damage.
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la Crosse
Ellis Nimocks
Hood St
Avon and
St. Andrew Streets
REA
Judgments Filed Against Local Shoppers In Small Claims
Judgments entered against Mrs. Sherry R. Evenson of Holmen and Fred Amme of 117 North 10th Street. Evenson owes 128.99 to Garvalia China Shop while Amme owes 25.84 in related claims at 116 South Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvalia China Shop
S. 5Th Ave
Sherry R. Evenson
Holmen
Fred Amme
N. 10Th St
Roads Slippery In Entire Area
Rain and sleet froze on area highways in Sparta Wisconsin making driving hazardous. Monroe County crews dumped 24 000 28 000 pounds of salt on U S Highway 16 and over 60 000 pounds on Interstate 90 before midnight. Four accidents occurred with no serious injuries. Hazardous driving conditions prevail in the Tri State area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Leo Friske
Monroe County Highway Department
U.S. Highway 16
Dave Ellingson
Tri-State
Basketball players cut feet on broken bottle in locker room
Two Wausau High School B squad players, John Piper and David Pierage both 16, stepped on a broken pop bottle in the locker room at Central High School Friday night. City police took them to Lutheran Hospital at 7 49 p m for treatment. Both were released after treatment.
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Wausau High School
Central High School
John Piper
David Pierage
Lutheran Hospital
Marines Escape North Vietnamese Captivity in Jungle Breakout
Two U.S. Marines Steven D. Nelson and Michael R. Roha escaped after two weeks as captives near Da Nang. They crawled through the jungle barefoot, reached a Marine base Tuesday, and returned home to duty. Nelson’s family had been told he was killed but later learned he was safe.
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John Lengel
DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Steven D. Nelson
Elkhart
Ind
Lance
Michael Robert Roha
National City
Calif
United States
Roha
Nelson
Chua Luu
NVA
5Th Marine Regiment
Steve
Willard Gene
Mike
Viet Cong Ambush Near Capital Center Hurls Rockets
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a government police ambush on the southwestern edge of the capital. About 30 combat policemen were targeted as rockets exploded, killing five, wounding five, and badly damaging a police station near the main American communications center for South Vietnam.
Pueblo incident prompts UN action call
U N members hear that the Pueblo and its 83 crew may require immediate UN action to stop North Korea’s armed transgressions. Goldberg argues for a collective self defense option as preferable to other remedies. He notes the Pueblo was beyond North Korea’s 12 mile limit before North Korean boats moved her into Wonsan harbor. Morozov challenges the map showing to mislead the council.
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Pueblo
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Goldberg
Wonsan Harbor
Morozov
Births at Lutheran and St Francis Hospitals
At Lutheran Hospital several births include a daughter for Daniel R. Schmaltz and wife on Mill Street West Salem. a daughter for Kenneth A. Thompson and wife of Onalaska. a son for Donald R. Parmenter and wife. a daughter for Gerald Bishofsky and wife. a son for Melvin E. Haefs and wife of La Crescent. At St Francis Hospital a daughter for Michael Betts and wife. a list of other newborns includes Cozette Olson and Patricia Shuda with parental names.
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Joan L. Hansen
Daniel G. Maas
Onalaska Ave
Patricia J. Shuda
Incumbent Files For County Board From Campbell
David Zlaticky of 418 Hinkley Road, La Crosse County Board supervisor for the 25th District, filed Friday for re election. The 25th District covers the Town of Campbell. Robert A Schultz of 146 Schultz Drive had filed earlier in the 21 5th District. The election is April 2 with a March 5 primary in districts with three or more candidates. Filings close Tuesday. So far only one primary has developed in the supervisor contests. In the 6th District in La Crosse city incumbent C E Christopher opposes Albert P Meier of 1354 Thompson Street and Virgil M Clark of 2115 S 17th Street. No candidate has yet filed from the 24th District which covers the Town of Onalaska now represented by Town Chairman Frank Hauser.
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David Zlaticky
Hinkley Road
la Crosse County
Campbell
Robert A. Schultz
Schultz
la Crosse
C. E. Christopher
Albert P. Meier
Thompson St
Virgil M. Clark
S. 17Th St
Onalaska
Frank Hauser
One O'Brien Cleared in Tavern Fracas Case
Samuel E. O'Brien, 19, of Taylor, had charges of battery disorderly conduct and criminal destruction of property dismissed after an investigation showed he stayed in the car and did not join his brothers and cousins in a Paradise Inn Tavern fracas near Tomah on Jan 22. Kell O'Brien Robert and Lindsey still face all charges. Harold Bender and wife were harassed and Bender injured in the same incident.
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Sparta
Wis
Samuel E. O’brien
Taylor
Monroe County
James W
Rice
Donald L. Goodman
Goodman
Samuel
O’briens
Black River Falls
Paradise Inn Tavern
Tomah Jan
Kell and
O’brien
Robert
Lindsey
Vandals Smash 1200 In Windows At LCU Scene
Vandals broke 1200 worth of windows in the La Crosse State University science building on Friday night. Custodian Richard Charles told city police he heard glass breaking and found eight 30 by 40 inch first floor windows shattered, each valued at 150 dollars, likely by rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State University Science
Richard Charles
Milwaukees 16 Year Old Shoplifter Caught At Store
A 16 year old Milwaukee girl was stopped Friday afternoon trying to steal a 38 cent jar of peanut butter at National Food Store, 510 Cass Street. She was turned over to juvenile authorities, La Crosse police said Saturday.
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Milwaukee
National Food Store
Cass St
la Crosse
Silk Cocoon Yields Vast Silk Fiber Lengths
The cocoon of a silkworm contains between 500 and 1,300 yards of silk fiber.
River readings flood stage and shipper forecast posted
La Crosse river readings show flood stage with 24 hour changes and sunrise and sunset times. Shippers forecast warns to protect perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse with minimum temps up to 6 p.m. North 15 West 20 East and South 25.
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LA Crosse
Duplicate bridge results from the VFW Tuesday
North South pair Bonnie Merchewitz and John Vollmer scored 79 while Mr and Mrs Wig De Moville 6712 and Alfred Knorr with Larry Schrainer 6642 finished behind. East West teams Michael Levenstein and Martin Glenz 7742 Betty Sartz and Esther Hines 6612 Mildred Taylor and Dale Klzing 6442 also competed.
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VFW
Bonnie Merchlewitz
John Vollmer
Wig de Moville
Alfred Knorr
Larry Schrauner
Michael Levenstein
Martin Glenz
Betty Sartz
Esther Hines
Mildred Taylor
Dale Klinzing
Color Perception Ranges From 150 to 100000 Variations
The article notes the average observer discerns about 150 colors while a trained expert can identify around 100000 color variations and shades.
Probation Revoked for Youth Awaiting Sentence
A La Crosse youth, 19, Roger Hagen of 1314 Mississippi Street, had his probation revoked after failing to cooperate and leaving the state. Convicted March 13 on burglary forgery and theft, he will be appointed a court lawyer and the case was continued to Monday for counsel before sentencing. Hagen remains jailed until then.
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la Crosse
Roger Hagen
Mississippi St
Leonard F. Roraff
Richard McCormick
Hagen
McCormick
Iowa
California
Roroff
Roraff
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Loomis St
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Henry Lunberg
Liberty St
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Prospect St
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Samuel Haley
State St
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Luther College
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Ohio
la Crosse College
City School District Board
University of Iowa
Robert R. Rasmus
Roland Schwandt
Milton Hoglund
Highland Hospital
Rochester
N.Y
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Rasmus
John B. Custer
Curt J. Faxon
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Dorothy Dedo
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