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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1968
Page
11
A devotional feature highlights enduring faith and covenant mercy as proclaimed in scripture. The piece references the Lord God of Israel and emphasizes steadfast devotion, aligning spiritual strength with daily conduct.
More than 70 radio and television stations will attend the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association semi annual meeting at the Pioneer Inn Oshkosh July 11 12. Gov Knowles Sen Nelson and industry leaders will speak at banquets and sessions with a talent show featuring station owners managers and spouses.
Six workshop sessions start Monday at First Congregational Church and La Crosse State University. The program runs through July 26 with piano sessions at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily at La Crosse State. Adult art, voice and creative writing classes are at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the church. Rhythm classes meet at 10 a.m. at the church.
Madison hosts a four state conference on Upper Mississippi River Basin planning led by Gov. Warren Knowles. Attendees included planners conservationists and legislative leaders from Iowa Minnesota Illinois and Wisconsin. Assemblyman Norbert Nuttelman stated joint action could speed solutions to flooding pollution and conservation.
Jimmie H. Lane a longtime Eastern Air Lines pilot was found to hold only a private license and had altered it to resemble an air transport certificate. The FAA ordered emergency revocation and the NTSB upheld the FAA ruling, ending Lane’s flying career.
Jesuit Father Roberto Tucci argues for possible Roman Catholic participation in the World Council of Churches while stressing joint effort for Christian unity. American Professor Robert Bertram notes reconciliation as key and Vatican observers attend the assembly with Pope Paul VI sending encouragement to participants.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Taylor of Palm Beach Florida sign to attend the 1968 Oktoberfest square dance activities. Square dancing enthusiasts nationwide receive a special edition of Chamber Roads promoting La Crosse sent to 8000 square dancers in the nation.
Tri-State Breeders Cooperative purchased the 3-year-old Holstein bull Harbor Crest Happy Crusader for 61000 at Chambrie Farm Dispersal in Baraboo. Marlowe Nelson outbid an Illinois breeders syndicate for the reserve All American 2-year-old in 1967.
Over 50 Witnesses from La Crosse travel to Milwaukee for a four day district convention organized by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Robert E. Lee notes a public address by George M. Couch at 3 p.m. Sunday. The event expects 20 000 delegates from Wisconsin and neighboring states with 50 000 meals planned.
The Baha is of Onalaska and La Crosse will meet Tuesday at noon at 822 Monroe St to honor the martyrdom of the Bab born October 20 1819 in Shiraz Persia The Bab declared his mission May 23 1844 and was executed July 9 1850 in Tabriz Iran The 118th anniversary observance is open to the public with communities worldwide taking part.
Edward J. Kaderly of Juda a Green County dairy farmer was reappointed to the Soil Conservation Board today by Gov. Warren P Knowles.
A broadcast letter allegedly signed by 55 North Vietnamese defectors claims life in the South is better and asks Ho Chi Minh to spare the younger generation. The defectors describe kindness from ARVN troops, a high standard of living in Saigon, and criticize North Vietnam’s leadership and propaganda.
A dense roster of churches and denominations in La Crosse and Onalaska with detailed weekly schedules. Worship times range from early morning to evening with classes, prayer meetings, and nursery provisions. Listings include Assembly of God, Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal, Methodist, Nazarene, Presbyterian, United Church of Christ, Unitarian, and other faith communities.
WHITEHALL Wis Six candidates filed nomination papers by July 5 for county offices per Trempealeau County Clerk Marlys R Lietz. Names include Richard Ellingson Whitehall for coroner William Mattka Blair for district attorney Bennett C Anderson Whitehall for treasurer Stanley Amundson Strum for sheriff and Eugene Bjold Whitehall for sheriff.
City playgrounds announce events for the coming week. Pirate Day Camp leads Monday activities with a pirate theme and a Bluffview playground checker tournament. Wednesday brings papier mache figures at Powell and a water fight at Hogan. Thursday features a Hood pet show, a Swanson bike decoration contest, and another Powell pet show.
The verse from Habakkuk proclaims the earth filled with knowledge of the Lord as waters cover the sea. The lesson sermon titled God will be read in all Christian Science churches this Sunday. Services at First Church of Christ Scientist at West Ave and King St begin at 10 45 a.m.
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