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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1968

Page

3

Kosygin in Stockholm Faces Arab-Israeli Talks

Soviet Premier Kosygin begins Stockholm visit as Arab-Israeli deadlock dominates discussions with Jarring and Ball. Nasser-Tito meetings in Belgrade influence Moscow's push for a flexible Arab policy while British and U.N. channels seek concessions and direct negotiations.

Stockholm Alexei Kosygin U.S George Ball London Kosygin Gamal Abdel Nasser Moscow Gunnar Jarring U.N Middle East Jarring Ball Lord Caradon United Nations Geneva U Thant Nasser Yugoslavia Tito Israel Egypt Belgrade Cairo Michael Stewart United States Suez Canal Jerusalem Sweden Soviet Union Latvia Lithuania Estonia

Ed Wynn Third Wife Awarded 3000 From Estate

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge awarded Dorothy N. Wynn three thousand dollars from Ed Wynn’s two hundred sixty seven thousand dollar estate. The couple married July 31 1946 in Las Vegas Nevada and divorced in 1956. Wynn died of cancer June 19 1966 at 79. The bulk of the estate went to Keenan Wynn, his son from a previous marriage.

Los Angeles Ed Wynn Superior Court Dorothy N. Wynn Las Vegas Nev Wynn Keenan Wynn

Mrs. Martin L. King Plans Writing Book

New York AP reports Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr is taking about a month from civil rights work to write a book about life with her late husband. She aims to capture the years of struggle they shared and the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

New York Martin Luther King Jr Martin Luther King

Cuban Dentist Joins Gundersen Clinic Staff

Dr. Ramon L. Gonzalez, a Havana native with a D D S from Havana University School of Dentistry 1951, joins Gundersen Clinic dental surgery. He practiced in Cuba, worked with the Public Health Service, and held research posts at Sloan Kettering and West Virginia University before completing periodontics training at Indiana University. The family resides at 3708 S 33rd St.

Ramon L. Gonzalez Gundersen Clinic Gonzalez Havana Cuba Havana University School of Dentistry The Public Health Service United States Sloan Kettering Institute For Cancer Research Rye N.Y West Virginia University School of Dentistry Indiana University School of Dentiistry American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry For Children American Academy of Periodontology Martha

Deaths of Theresa Tefft and Mary Szewczyk after July 9

Theresa Tefft 84 formerly of 1 606 S 7th St died at St Marys Home Winsted Minnesota Tuesday July 9. Survivors include son William Davenport IA daughter Marion Rose Davenport IA 10 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren. Services Friday 830 a m Schumacher Funeral Home and 9 a m St Wenceslaus Church burial Catholic Cemetery. Mary Bettin Szewczyk 85 died in a local hospital Tuesday evening July 9 survived by daughters Marie Oberlander Onalaska and Alice Guzman Stevens Point and sisters Sister Macaria O P Sister Macrina O P and Mrs R D Lamb South Pasadena Calif. Charter member of Community Council Benevolent Society La Crosse University Newman Club third order of Dominicans past president of Rosary Society of Holy Cross Church. Services Saturday 930 a m St Joseph the Workman Cathedral burial Catholic Cemetery. Visitation Blaschke Funeral Home 7 9 p m Friday and 8 30 a m Saturday. Bible vigil 8 45 a m Saturday.

Theresa Tefft S. 7Th St St. Mary’s Winsted Minn William Minneapolis Marion Rose Davenport Iowa Tefft Herbert Schumacher Funeral Home St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church J. Floyd Dwyer Mary Bettin) Szewczyk Badger St R. A. (Marie) Oberlander Onalaska Alice Guzman Stevens Point Mary Macaria O.P Mary Macrina Racine R. D Gene) Lamb South Pasadena Calif Szewczyk Community Council Benevolent Society la Crosse University Newman Club Third Order of the Dominicans Rosary Society of Holy Cross St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral John Paul South Side Blaschke Funeral Home

Irish Model Eyes Title Of Miss Universe

Ireland's Tiffany Scales competes in Miss Universe with 65 entrants as she aims to win and mentions hoping to model in Ireland if she doesn't. She quit her Dublin job, signed with a modeling agency after Miss Ireland, and faces a costly pageant run despite limited experience.

Miami Fla Ireland Tiffany Scales Miami Beach Miss Scales Dublin Grasshoppers

French sailor completes voyage with wine aboard

Bertrand Decastelbajac from Bordeaux finished the transatlantic single handed race in Newport Harbor after leaving Plymouth on June 1 with 80 bottles aboard. He placed ninth as 13 boats remained unaccounted for and drank the final bottle on the dock.

Newport R.I Bertrand Decastelbajac Decastelbajac Bordeaux France Plymouth England Newport Harbor

New Kennedy Book Expanded and Delayed Release

The Kennedy biography Triumph and Tragedy has grown again from 256 pages, with no price change at 3 dollars. Production slows, first copies now due the week of July 22 from Poughkeepsie, NY, while a 200000 copy first run is sold and a second run awaits paper. Readers can order via La Crosse Tribune Box 66, Poughkeepsie, for 3 dollars, with The Torch is Passed available at 2 dollars from the same address.

Associated Press Poughkeepsie N.Y Ieta United States Kennedy Ireland America la Crosse Tribune John F. Kennedy

County Court Revenue Rises in June in La Crosse

June revenues in Judge Leon ard F. Roraff's La Crosse County Court Branch 2 totaled 6962.85, about 1500 more than June last year. The year to date reached 37713.60 versus 32472.64 for the first half of 1967, with components including suit taxes court costs and various fines.

Leonard F. Roraff la Crosse County Helen Schwinefus

Marine Kidnap Suspect Commits Suicide After Case

A Marine sought in the kidnapping of 2 year old Vicky West killed himself in Marysville after the child was returned unharmed. Thomas Scholfield, 22, shot himself in the heart with a .22 caliber pistol during the manhunt. His wife Lorretta, 20, is jailed on charges of kidnapping armed robbery and auto theft. A July 17 hearing is scheduled.

Marysville Calif Thomas Scholfield Dennis More Scholfield Loretta Vicky West Vicky Helen West

Advert for T-4-L Keratolytic Athlete's Foot Cure

An ad promotes T-4-L keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot claiming it sloughs off and dissolves infected skin. It promises quick drying, fast relief, and a 48 cent money back guarantee at drug counters and stores.

Spock Refuses to Halt War Opposition After Sentencing

In Boston AP report Dr Benjamin Spock and three others were sentenced in U S District Court for antidraft activities. Spock, 65, received two years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine and vowed to continue opposing the Vietnam War. Ciations also imposed two year terms for Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr. and others.

Boston Benjamin Spock Spock U.S. District Court

Temple man and two others fined in U S court appeal case

Mitchell Goodman of Temple Maine and Coffin were fined 5000 dollars and Harvard graduate student Michael Ferber 1000 dollars. Ford stayed the sentences and allowed the defendants to keep 1000 dollar bonds pending appeals to the U S Circuit Court.

Mitchell Goodman Temple Maine Harvard Michael Ferber Coffin Goodman Ferber Ford U.S

Veteran Firemen To Be Honored In Tomah

Three veteran Tomah Fire Department members will be honored on Sunday July 14. William Pongratz Bernard Dickinson and Adolph Mistele have each served the department more than 30 years.

Tomah Wis William Pongratz Bernard Dickinson Adolph Mistele

Saudi Arabia Lacks Inner Rivers Within Borders

The country has no permanent rivers flowing through its territory, relying on groundwater, aquifers, and seasonal flash floods. Dams and desalination support cities like Riyadh Jeddah and Mecca as water infrastructure expands.

Saudi Arabia

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Weather Outlook U.S. Weather Bureau ESSA States New Mexico Rockies Plains Ohio Valley By Michael Johnson A. Erik Gundersen R. 1 Wisconsin Heart Association Gundersen WHA University of Wisconsin Marquette Marshfield Clinic Martin L. King Richard J. McLoone Loewi & Co. Incorporated New York Stock Exchange North Fourth Street la Crosse Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Ramon L, Gonzalez Mrs Mary Szewczyk Brahma Richland Center Richland County Arlines Chester A. Hogan Tacoma Wash Imperial Council Seattle Cremers Glynn F. Cremer G. Wm. Cremer Gemologists Citizens Loan
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