Nixon, Chinese Diplomat Meet Amid Cambodia Tensions
In San Clemente California Nixon hosts Huang Chen top Chinese diplomat with no briefing planned as Sihanouk weighs talks with Kissinger. Chou En Lai in Peking urges patience over Cambodia bombing while plans for a China visit by Nixon and Kissinger face U.S. policy limits.
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American Airlines admits illegal gifts to Nixon campaign
American Airlines publicly acknowledged it made illegal corporate donations to President Nixon in 1971 and 1972 after Herbert Kalmbach asked for 100000. George Spater took corporate responsibility, detailing 75000 dollars paid in five installments from November 1971 to March 1972. Archibald Cox said the admission may mitigate charges but jail and fines remain possible for officers. Common Cause urged full disclosure and reform.
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Election Laws Violated In Agnew Fete
GAO found four election law violations in a 49,900 transfer from Nixons re election funds to a Agnew salute gala. Wharton indicted for false statements. the Finance Committee to Re elect the President failed to report the transfer. others are named as participants.
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Watergate
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Spiro T. Agnew
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St. Louis
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Two La Crosse Men Arrested For Directing Traffic
Two 18 year old La Crosse men Gary Hess of 1600 Nakomis Ave and Ronald Krause of 2217 Park Ave were arrested after 5 p m Thursday for directing traffic at 3rd and Pearl Streets. They stopped traffic to wave traffic from Pearl onto 3rd with no cars on Pearl. They must appear in Municipal Court next Thursday. An Onalaska man pleaded guilty to forgery in County Court Friday. A presentence investigation was ordered for Gary R. Osleson 26 of 1025 S Oak Ave and sentencing is set for July 30. He allegedly forged Gregory J Heine's name to a 60 check and passed it June 13 at Quillin's IGA Store 325 N West Ave.
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Kathryn M. Wachtl
Baird Hall
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
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Onalska
Gary R. Osleson
S. Oak Ave
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Spring Green
Quillin
IGA
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Cavalets Baton and Drum Corps Parade Roundup
The Cavalets Baton and Drum Corps a 70 member unit performed in two Illinois parades in Harvey and Dalton on July 4. The corps will perform at Western Days in LeRoy Minnesota on Saturday.
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Dalton
LeRoy
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Prices Jump in June As Wholesale Index Rises
Prices for farm products and processed foods surged 5.6 percent in June with a 5 percent rise after seasonal adjustment, the largest monthly gain since 1947. The increase, led by grains soybeans and animal feeds, occurred mainly before the price freeze.
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Thomson hears public on fuel and price freeze topics
Rep. Ver non W. Thomson reports fuel shortages and price controls as top concerns at listening posts across the 3rd District. He cites farmer and industry needs, a Norwalk dairy case, and ongoing budget uncertainties as factors shaping district politics and federal aid.
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la Crosse
Congress
Washington
Norwalk
Holmen Board Approves Cable TV Franchise in Holmen
Holmen Wis a public hearing during a Board meeting approved a cable television franchise for the village with La Crosse Westgate Inc an Onalaska based firm. Onalaska and French Island have also approved franchises for fall service. The board also approved Paradise Valley subdivision addition plat and discussed traffic signs parking and mailbox rules.
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Onalaska
Dollar Slumps To Record Low In Global Markets
The dollar plunged to record lows from Paris to Tokyo amid fears of a new international monetary crisis. West German official Karl Otto Poehl warned the dollar’s decline could threaten the world’s monetary system, while France cautioned that unreal exchange rates undermine trade talks. The dollar slid to 2.30 marks in Frankfurt, and Paris argued for realignments to curb dislocations.
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Drownings Claim Father Daughter and Five Others in Minnesota
Seven people drown during the Fourth of July period in Minnesota. John A. Backman Jr. and his 11 year old daughter Joni Beth died when their pontoon boat on Big Stone Lake overturned. Five other family members survived. Other drownings occurred on the St. Croix River and the Mississippi River, including two boys from the Twin Cities and two more on separate river incidents.
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Mississippi River
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Donnelly
Minn
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Big Stone County
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Steven
South Dakota
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New Brighton
Chisago County
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Dr. C. O. Rogne Dies at 84 in Ettrick Wisconsin
Dr. C. O. Rogne 84 longtime Ettrick physician died Thursday in a La Crosse hospital. Service at Living Hope Lutheran Church Monday with burial in Ettrick Cemetery. He served in World War I Navy Medical Corps and helped install the town water mains and sewage system.
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Dubuque
Iowa
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Three local youths attend Camp Wawbeek session
Three area youngsters Lisa Lucey Joseph Huhn and Rose Phillips attend the first session at Camp Wawbeek run by the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Wisconsin The camp serves physically disabled youths and adults. In Cornwall Connecticut Laurens Hammond 78 inventor of the Hammond electric organ and the first electric clock died Sunday He also served on St Francis Hospital staff in La Crosse and retired Sept 1 1972 He is survived by his widow three sons Conrad Jr Robert and John and four grandchildren
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Births Around Tomah Waukon Red Wing and Dorchester
Birth notices from Memorial Hospital Tomah WAUKON Veterans Memorial Hospital Red Wing St Johns Hospital list six births between June 25 and July 3 with parents from Tomah Dorchester Waukon and Hokah. Names include Kristin Suzanne Boldt and others. Weather outlook shows hot humid conditions across Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa with chances of showers and thunderstorms.
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Tribune circulation and subscription rates notice
The Tribune lists city carrier price at 1.60 every two weeks and mail subscriptions within 75 miles of La Crosse priced at 30.00 per year. Subscriptions are payable in advance where carrier or motor route service is unavailable.
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