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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1968
Page
7
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Paula Levine known as Brandi Perry leads a bubble machine act with three young musicians in Vietnam. On Highway 15 guerrillas opened fire wounding Bone and killing two others as the group fled toward Saigon. Paula kept her necklace and survived the ambush noting how she avoided capture.
CBS music director Antonini argues arts subsidies serve public welfare and cultural development. He notes government funding should support the arts as society evolves, with participation from all socioeconomic groups to sustain “the great joy” of art for the public.
Antonini urges action across government levels. La Crosse defendants face commitments and jail terms for habitual intoxication. Christnovich pleads innocent to disorderly conduct. Household Finance and Credit Bureau judgments issued against multiple residents for various sums. Circuit Court lists David Schams fined and license suspended.
Antonini arrives in Milway for a weekend festival where he conducts the city orchestra. He helped lead the 1959 fundraising drive that organized the ensemble and vows politics will not intrude on culture as the public gains taste.
Four La Crosse elementary schools will open their motor perceptual program to the public next week in its second year. Franklin Jefferson and Washburn schools host sessions from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. and 1 to 2:30 p.m. with rotating groups. Dorothy Krause will attend each site to explain the program.
Chicago AP reports Robert M. Sellhausen, 32, arrested on armed robbery charges tied to a $21,288 Milwaukee bank holdup. He appeared in Circuit Court on a traffic violation. FBI chief Marlin Johnson said a June 1967 warrant led to the arrest. bond set at $30,000.
Couples listed for July 13 weddings in Onalaska Genoa and La Crosse include Rudolph Grimek Ruth Foch Michael Sevallius Kathleen Osowski and David Hubert Patricia Johnson. Dennis Miller and Judith Liebl are set for July 27 in West Salem.
Tourists and trailers flooded into Wisconsin for the Fourth of July weekend. Heavy congestion hit highways around Beloit Lake Geneva Milwaukee Madison Oshkosh and Green Bay as campgrounds filled up at Lake Michigan sites and in Prairie du Chien. Authorities urged safety checks on tow chains after a trailer nearly overturned on 1 90 near Beloit. Interstate bus travel rose 15 percent while air travel stayed steady.
Afton AP Rock County teen Donald Babcock, 13, was killed when a 22 foot boat slipped from blocks during repairs in a backyard. He died as a wrecker crane lifted the vessel off him about ten minutes later.
A Wisconsin teenager, 15 year old James Brown of Marinette, fell overboard from the trawler Pelican about five miles off Chicago's North Side during an ale wife control project. Helicopter and three boats searched for him as the incident was treated as a presumed drowning.
The Falasha of Gondar in Ethiopia, about 15 000 strong, are diminishing as outside contact grows. Many have adopted Christianity or abandoned traditions. some move toward land along the Sudan border, while scholars note loss of rabbinic sources and limited exposure to Talmud and Mishnah.
A late night burglary at Selck's Grocery in La Crosse left two cases of beer missing from the rear of the shop. Police received a 12 37 a m call reporting noises and found a broken rear door window with masking tape applied. The beer valued at seven dollars fifty cents was taken.
Miami AP report recalls 9 year old Billy Hines who saved a playmate from Rex the husky German shepherd. Two years and 270 stitches later plastic surgery erased most scars and Billy, now 9, can smile again. He will need periodic hospital visits until age 18.
On this date diverse events are noted from 1923 the USSR formation to 1968 updates. Capt William Kidd was captured in Boston and later hanged in England. Burgoyne seized Fort Ticonderoga. Texas sent an ambassador to Washington. The first airship crossing occurred in 1919. Nicaragua accepted the UN Charter in 1945. Washington reported U.S. talks on deescalation in 1958.
Parker Pen Co. reports quarter ended May 31 earnings of $385,446 or 30 cents a share and sales of $11.4 million. The prior year produced $224,860 or 17 cents a share and $11.6 million in sales.
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