La Crosse Executive Seeks Trade Ties with Red China
A Norplex executive from La Crosse Illinois based UOP visits Red China with 11 colleagues to explore trade. aims include cotton imports and transfer of plant technologies. Project led by John Logan and A H Palmer notes letters of credit, few ritual barriers, and potential for UOP East-West Trade Development Corp to coordinate Eastern Europe and China deals. The delegation did not meet top leaders but observed Nixon era customs including circular banquets and rank based seating.
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Red China
la Crosse
Red Chinese
A.H. Palmer
Quarry Place
Norplex
Universal Oil Products
UOP
U.S
Palmer
John Logan
Des Plaines, Ill
China
UOP East-West Trade Development Corp
Europe
Uop-Norplex
UPO
Richard Nixon
Nixon
China National Technical Import Corp
Peace And Cooperation Sought By 35 Nations
The 35 nation Conference on European Security and Cooperation opened in Helsinki with optimistic remarks from Finnish Foreign Minister Ahti Karjalainen as representatives from the United States Canada and most European nations gathered. Western ministers led by Rogers Douglas-Home Scheel Medici and Sharp arrived ahead of sessions focusing on easing tensions and a bi-polar peace framework while Moscow urged practical cooperation. Talks aim to produce declarations guiding Geneva committees to draft a detailed agreement for East West détente and reduced forces in Central Europe.
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Finland
Finlandia Hall
Ahti Karjalainen
United States
Canada
Albania
Karjalainen
U.S
William P. Rogers
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Italy
Giuseppe Medici
Mitchell Sharp
London
Sir Alec
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Vienna
Geneva
Weather Outlook: Mild Nights and Sunny Days Ahead
Mostly fair Tuesday night with a low around 63. Sunny and pleasant Wednesday with a high near 85 and westerly winds 5 to 10 mph becoming variable. Thursday looks fair to partly cloudy with a low near 53.
Optimism on technology to solve problems says AAUW leader
Dr. Anne Campbell, national president of the American Association of University Women, says technology will help Americans address problems of the future. The remark appears in the publication's page 5 feature.
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American Association of University Women
Anne Campbell
Wisconsin swears in first woman state school superintendent
Dr. Barbara Thompson was sworn in as Wisconsin's first woman to hold the statewide school superintendent post, amid applause from 800 attendees in the Capitol. Gov. Lucey praised the occasion as a turning point in education and spoke on budget reform linking wealthier districts to poorer ones. Thompson, previously an administrative consultant, pledged to continue the DPI leadership in serving public schools.
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Justice Hallows
Gov. Lucey
Wisconsin
Dena Smith
Thompson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
William C. Kahl
Kahl
Department of Public Instruction
Cop Frees 6 Hostages and Nabs Escaped Convicts
NEW WASHINGTON Ohio AP a state patrol officer Capt J J Fullenkamp single handedly rescued a mother and five children from two escaped convicts ending a 50 mile chase that began with a prison escape The officer climbed through a second floor window entered the Niedermier home and freed the family while one convict surrendered After dropping the children to safety he used a rifle and pistol to subdue Hershberger Osborn gave up after Hershberger was down The chase left a Marion County deputy sheriff dead in a collision with a farm truck
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New Washington, Ohio
J. J. Fullenkamp
Marion County
Fallenkamp
Thomas Niedermier
Brian
Niedermier
No Editions On July 4th
The La Crosse Tribune will not publish Wednesday July 4. No editions will be issued on that date.
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la Crosse Tribune
Sparrows and Sparklers A Fourth of July Theft Tale
A girl recounts using a 15 cent bounty for dead sparrows to buy fireworks for a July Fourth celebration. Her father’s patriotism clashes with economics, leading to a thwarted plan when her friend Naomi hides the sparrow bounty at the county clerk’s office.
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la Crosse
the Tribune
Kathryn M. Nawrocke
George M. Cohan
God
Naomi
St. Anthony
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