Cashton woman dies in crash near Cashton Wisconsin
Tonya Bronson 20 died after a car driven by Richard Dickman veered off STH 27 one mile north of Cashton at 12 25 am Sunday. Three others, James Ingham 21 Barbara Hundt 19 and Dickman, were injured. Ingham listed in fair condition. Hundt transferred. Dickman in good condition. Services set for Trinity Lutheran Cashton with burial Portland Cemetery.
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Cashton
Wis
Tonya Bronson
Owen Bronson
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparta
Richard Dickman
R. 2
Norwalk
Monroe County
Thomas Johnson
Dickman
James Ingham
Barbara Hundt
Sparta Hospital
Miss Hundt
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Ingham
Wisconsin Car Death Toll Rises With Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports 13 people killed in Wisconsin over the weekend and today, bringing the 1973 traffic fatality total to 577. Victims include John Christjohn, 30, near Green Bay. Lee Corcoran, 18, and Steven Kryzyanowski, 18, near Fond du Lac. Tonya Bronson, 22, near Cashton. and others across Madison, Waupaca, Adams, and Marathon counties.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
John Christjohn
Oneida
Green Bay
Lee Corcoran
Steven Kryzyanowski
Fond du Lac
Greenbush
Tonya Bronson
Cashton
Loot Recovered From Fleeing Juveniles In La Crosse
Police recover cash, a bottle of brandy, and six cigarette lighters after a chase of juveniles. Investigators link the items to a theft at Square Deal Tavern 827 S 11th St where $120.14 was taken. No forced entry found.
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la Crosse
Square Deal Tavern
S. 11Th St
Kids From Wisconsin Entertain Salute Paisani Club
The Kids From Wisconsin performed for about an hour at the Holiday Inn during a Salute Paisani Club gathering of about 90 members and friends. The Italian club, which meets every two months, held an Italian dinner, swimming, cards, and games as its annual summer affair.
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Wisconsin
Holiday Inn
Salute Paisani Club
C. A. Natoli
Hagen Road
La Crosse Tribune Staff Contact and Subscription Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial editor Sanford Goltz and staff including Sanders Hook and Wallace Hutzler with contact for delivery issues at 782.8040. It notes afternoon publication and Sunday morning edition at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI 54601 and provides carrier and mail subscription rates, including one year $30 within 75 miles. Volume 69 Number 67.
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Sunday Tribune
Hijackers Hold 139 On Plane In Dubai Heat
Four hijackers seize a plane with 139 passengers, keeping the cabin above 100 degrees. A coded radio message signs off with numbers from the Federal Republic of Germany. One hijacker is said to be Japanese. officials in Dubai are the only contacts allowed.
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Federal Republic of Germany
Mideast
West Germany
Japan Air Lines
Shizuo Assada
Dubai
Car Strikes Tree Driver Is Hospitalized
A La Crescent man Bruce Jorstad 20 was injured when his car struck a tree on Travis Street after turning from 20th Street around 10 30 p m Sunday. He is in fair condition at Lutheran Hospital. Involved in the incident were Romeo Hoff man 66 of Campbell Road with a head bump and Daniel Sullivan 18 of Pine Street with a cut leg from a separate collision at 14th and Cass Streets. Hoff man remained in good condition at St Francis Hospital. Sullivan was not treated. Hoff man’s car dug up the lawn at 311 S 14th Street before ending on the street.
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la Crescent
Lutheran Hospital
Bruce Jorstad
20Th Street
Travis Street
Romeo Hoffman
Campbell Road
Daniel Sullivan
Pine St
14Th
Cass Streets
Hoffman
St. Francis Hospital
Sullivan
Margaret Walter
S. 14Th St
Senate backs bill to save Public Health Service hospitals
The Senate approved a measure to block Nixon admin plans to shut PHS hospital programs, sending a compromise bill to the White House. It would create an $185 million fund to develop emergency medical services and require eight PHS hospitals to stay open in Seattle Boston San Francisco Galveston New Orleans Baltimore Staten Island and Norfolk.
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Senate
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Boston
San Francisco
Galveston
Tex
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Baltimore
Staten Island
N.Y
Norfolk
Vandals Damage Park Shelter and Nearby Property
Vandals forced entry at Grandad Bluff Park shelter and ripped out a pay telephone causing 250 to 275 dollars in damage. The shelter door sustained 25 dollars damage, Erickson Pool door 100 dollars, and the sewer lift station door three wood panels were torn. A hose was torn from a spigot and a sprinkler bent. Michael Schultz reported a 100 dollar window broken at his residence on 21st Place.
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Grandad Bluff Park
Eugene Fry
Erickson Pool
Losey Boulevard
Chase Street
Michael Schultz
S. 21St Place
Death of Wenzel Misna at 80 in Coon Valley Wis
Wenzel Misna 80 of R 1 Coon Valley died Sunday at a La Crosse area nursing home. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Robert Wagner officiating. Burial in Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Survivors include two sons Sylvester and Richard two daughters three sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was born September 10 1892 in Town of Hamberg. He married Hildegard Rocert and the family farmed in Chaseburg and Coon Valley areas. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the church with a Rosary at 8 p.m.
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Coon Valley
Wis
R. 1
la Crosse
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert Wagner
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Rosary
Hamberg
John Misna
Hildegard Rocert
Chaseburg
Sylvester
Alexandria
Richard
Wisconsin Dells
Calvin Haskins
Clarence Schaub
Joseph Sheen
Eau Claire
Elmer Kissner
Willard
John Lepke
Elks Vote to End Whites-Only Membership Rule
Delegates of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks approve a whites-only membership change by two thirds, 2186 to 773, aiming to end the 105 year policy. Final adoption awaits lodge approvals. Grand Exalted Ruler Robert A. Yothers predicts final sign-off by October amid related liquor license considerations.
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Robert A. Yothers
U.S. Supreme Court
Maine
Rickenbacker’s rise from pioneer auto maker to air hero
The narrative traces Eddie Rickenbacker from motor car innovator to wartime aviator and Eastern Air Lines leader. It details his daring ditching in 1942 with eight aboard, survival for 24 days, and later career milestones including acquiring EAL, expanding it, and his retirement in 1963. It notes his family life and final public appearance at a Key Biscayne Fourth of July parade.
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Samoa
EAL
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Rickenbacker Motor Co
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New York
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William F
Key Biscayne
Ex-Haldeman Aide Details 1972 Intelligence Shifts
Former White House aide Gordon Strachan testified that H R Haldeman ordered Liddy to shift focus from Muskie to McGovern and to learn Kennedy connections. He said the plan included gathering campaign intelligence and involved money transfers, with FBI probes and Mitchell approval being discussed. Strachan linked Magruder’s perjury claims to a broader Watergate intelligence effort.
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Former Head of Federal Women's Labor Unit Dies
Frieda S. Miller 83, who led the U S Labor Department's Women’s Bureau from 1944 to 1953, died in a New York nursing home. A pioneer as New York’s second female labor commissioner, Miller’s career spanned education, union work, and state and national labor leadership. She left an adopted daughter and two grandsons. Roger Brooke Taney was the first Cabinet pick rejected by the Senate in 1834.
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New York State
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Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
la Crosse
Wis
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Milwaukee
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Maryland
US Senate
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Nowakowski seeks dismissal of eight felony charges
Milwaukee County Board Chairman Richard Nowakowski asks a circuit court to dismiss eight felonies including one bribe count two Corrupt Practices Act violations and five counts of soliciting perjury. Judge Parins planned a hearing to test indictments and defense claims with 26 subpoenas issued including prosecutors, jurors, court staff, and reporters.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
Richard Nowakowski
Robert J. Parins
Green Bay
Nowakowski
The
Milwaukee Journal
Grand Jury
State Justice Department
Milwaukee County
Journal
GOP Cuts National Staff Amid Watergate Fallout
The Republican National Committee plans a 25 percent staff reduction after facing a potential 1 million dollar deficit. Despite raising 3.6 million since January, donations have fallen, with a May 15 mailing yielding half expected. About 30 of 135 staffers will be paid only through August 15.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Jackie O'Connor
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