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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1968

Page

16

Berlin Hippies Jailed After Courtroom Antics

In Berlin eight members of the Horror Commune were jailed after a disruptive courtroom scene. Fritz Teufel Rainer Langhans and Dieter Kunzelmann among those arrested for lampooning authority and hurling a judge's cap. A go in at City Hall last year sparked their notoriety.

Berlin West Berlin United States Fritz Teufel Rainer Langhans Dieter Kunzelmann Teufel City Hall U.S Hubert H. Humphrey

Police Seek Link Between 3 Murders Across States

Ann Arbor Michigan police say three killings may be linked. Victims include Christine Rothschild of Chicago, EMU student Joan Schell, and Valerie Percy of Kenilworth Illinois. All were stabbed with a knife sized weapon. investigators trace car and vehicle data across Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois.

Ann Arbor, Mich University of Wisconsin Miss Schell Percy Chicago Kenileworth Rothschild Wisconsin Olson Ralph Hanson Illinois Schell Eastern Michigan Ypsilanti EMU Ann Arbor State Police East Lansing Michigan

Bomb Damages Yugoslav and Cuban UN Missions

A large bomb exploded near the Yugoslav and Cuban missions to the United Nations in New York, shattering windows and causing damage but injuring no one. The blast, described as heavy, occurred on East 67th Street near Fifth Avenue and damaged several buildings sharing a courtyard. Cuban and Yugoslav officials described the scene while authorities investigated the incident.

New York United Nations East 67Th Street Fifth Avenue

Winona Firm Sells 2 Radio Stations

Gem Radio president James Goetz announced the sale of two stations KAGE in Winona Minnesota and WPOK at Pontiac Illinois. The buyers include a 50 50 partnership with Jerry Papenfuss for KAGE and Dr Merton Gonstead plus Merlin J Meythier estate for WPOK. The moves await Federal Communications Commission approval.

Winona, Minn James Goetz Gem Radio Goetz Minnesota KAGE Winona Jerry Papenfuss Gem WPOK Pontiac Ill Merton Gonstead Merlin J. Meytha

Group forms Sportsmen For Firearms Responsibility

Madison AP Assemblyman J Curtis McKay filed incorporation papers for Sportsmen For Firearms Responsibility. The Cedarburg group lists educational scientific literary and charitable aims with Cedarburg as its office and J T Gerhardt of Maple Bluff as president.

Two Soldiers Complete Eight-Week Army Course

Pvt. Thomas M. Tronick 21 son of Mr and Mrs Willard E Tronick 449 N 23rd St and Pvt Eugene R Schwanbeck Jr 19 son of Mr and Mrs Eugene R Schwanbeckjr R 1 La Crescent Minn completed an eight week Army combat engineer course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.

FT. Leonard Wood Thomas M. Tronick Willard E. Tronick N. 23Rd St Eugene R. Schwanbeck Jr R. 1 la Crescent Minn

Boy Scout Venture to Scotland Jamborette

Peter Krause of Loomis Sr. will represent Gateway Area Council at the 11th Scottish International Jamborette in Blair Atholl Perthshire Scotland July 16 26. He is an Eagle Scout from Troop 20 Roosevelt School and a 1968 Logan High School graduate. Krause is among 34 Region 7 youths chosen for the trip. The event hosts scouts from about 30 European countries.

Peter Krause Loomis Sr Gateway Area Council Boy Scouts of America Blair Altholl Perthshire Scotland Krause U.S James Kraus

Poverty profile from two Wisconsin counties study

University of Wisconsin researchers led by Douglas G. Marshall released a poverty profile for Burnett and Forest counties in northern Wisconsin. The survey covered 249 households and found average family size 3.4, county incomes around 3,538 and 3,857 dollars, with 40 percent earning under 3,000 annually. Farming dominates, with a quarter of heads holding a second job. ages and schooling vary by county.

Douglas G. Marshall Rural Sociology Department Forest County Burnett County Forest

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