Zinsou Seeks Aid to Raise Dahomey Living Standards
Emile Derlin Zinsou, Dahomey president designatee, outlines a five year plan to double crops, create an agricultural credit agency, and export corn and cotton to lift two million people. He seeks about 20 million for production while France may restore 2 million in budget support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Rosenblum
Cotonou
Dahomey
Emile Derlin Zinsou
Zinsou
France
Col
Alphonse Alley
Christophe Soglo
Rights Defined For Migrant Workers In Minnesota
The Minnesota Civil Liberties Union announced a coordinated plan to guarantee civil liberties for Mexican-American migrant workers living in privately owned communities. The plan, developed with the U S Civil Rights Commission and U S Attorney Patrick Foley, aims to protect free speech press and assembly and provides volunteer lawyers to defend workers entering migrant camps. About 30 000 migrants visit Minnesota yearly with 7 800 in Red River Valley 2 100 in western Minnesota 3 000 in Twin Cities and southern Minnesota, plus 22 000 children and those who care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Civil Liberties Union
Minnesota
United States Civil Rights Commission
U.S
Patrick J. Foley
Frank Zaragoza
Governor’s Farm and Migratory Labor Advisory Committee
Zaragoza
Owatonna Canning Co
Ion
James Fish
Migrants, Inc
Fish
Red River Valley
Twin Cities
Nebraska Man Drowns in Minnesota Lake
Franklin A. Lempke, 38, of Omaha Nebraska, drowned when a capsized pontoon on Belle Taine Lake spilled him against a railing. His wife Marjorie and children plus two adults were rescued by onlookers as the craft tipped 100 feet from shore in 12 feet of water. The body was recovered three hours later by Hubbard County deputies after the 8 p.m. incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevis
Minn
Nebraska
Belle Taine Lake
Hubbard County
R. J. Potter
Franklin A. Lempke
Omaha
Lempke
Marjorie
Mary
Marilyn
David
Richard Bledge
Potter
Jazz Liturgy Planned Sunday In City Church
A traditional Dixieland jazz liturgy is set for 9 a.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. The Bob Hirsch Band will perform with Rev. Allan Townsend trumpet and Karl Friedline leading vocals and bass. The service, themed Joy, features songs like As the Saints Go Marching In Just a Closer Walk With Thee and The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bob Hirsch
Allan Townsend
Karl Friedline
First Presbyterian
the Republic
Charles R. Houdek
National Council of Churches
Col Edwin G. Pike Chosen to Lead UW ROTC Program
Col Edwin G. Pike veteran of the Army Chemical Corps is tapped to head the University of Wisconsin Army ROTC program. A Portage native and UW student from 1937 to 1941 he succeeds Col John R. McLean as commandant at Madison.
Twins Face Athletics In Sunday Baseball Radio Highlight
Radio highlights announce a 3:15 p.m. Sunday game on WKBH featuring the Twins against the Oakland Athletics. The matchup centers on American League action with both teams seeking wins to boost standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twins
Oakland Athletics
Guild Ratifies New Contract At Detroit Paper
Detroit Free Press unit of Local 22 ratified a new contract setting a top weekly scale of 226.30 for reporters after a 3442 month pact. The agreement raises journeymen reporters by 48.31 and advertising salesmen by 38.20, lifting top scale from 193.10 to 231.30 weekly. The Detroit News unit also ratified a new contract with custodial staff gaining 29.38 weekly, maids 26.18, as ITU Mailers hold talks to settle the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
American Newspaper Guild
Free Press Guild
International Typographical Union Mailers
Detroit News
Guild
News
ITU
Post Office Cutbacks Delayed A Week Amid Tax Bill Debates
Postmaster General Watson postponed planned Sunday cutbacks by a week as Congress considers exempting the Post Office from federal manpower reductions. The plan had included closing 12,000 small branches and restricting deliveries to four days a week, with House action pending. Critics warned exemptions could undermine the tax bill’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Post Office Department
W. Marvin Watson
Senate
Department
Capitol Hill
Frank Lausche
Ohio
John J. Williams
R-Del
Lausche
Williams
Mosquitoes Promised Relief If Sunshine Returns
Madison AP reports the State Department of Agriculture says mosquitoes will decline if rain stops. The weekly insect survey notes high concentrations statewide with enough rain to sustain them another week. Soggy areas feed larvae. flies including stable face horn deer and horse flies remain nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Regents OK Trial Run For Discipline Plan
Regents approved a nine university trial of new student discipline guidelines aimed at due process for substantial disciplinary actions including expulsion and suspension. Some regents urged court involvement. others supported keeping discipline internal. Regents also endorsed a $13.1 million faculty pay package and a $22.7 million dormitory program to meet 1970 needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roy Kopp
Solberg
Allan L. Edgarton
Fond du Lac
Edgarton
David H. Bennett
Portage
Regents
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Pope May Announce Birth Control Policy
Vatican press office says a papal document will be issued Monday. Speculation grows the pope may finally address birth control without changing the church’s ban on chemical or mechanical contraception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Pope Paul
Student Selected Miss Yugoslavia
Belgrade AP reports Natgisha Koshir a 21 year old student was chosen Miss Yugoslavia Friday night. She will represent Yugoslavia at the Miss Europe contest in Nice and at the Miss Universe contest in Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Natgisha Koshir
Chhosen
Yugoslavia
Nice
Miami Beach
Local church notices list services across La Crosse area
Sevent h day La Crosse pastor Mohr and several churches publish service times. Assembly of God at 1st and Ferry Sts led by Rev R Francis Jones lists prayer and class times. First Baptist at Main St with Floyd Harbold, pastor schedules church school and worship. Grace Baptist at Gillette and Loomis Sts with M O Burman notes 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:30 a.m. worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
B. G. Mohr
Assembly OF God
Ferry Sts
R. Francis Jones
S.S
American First Baptist Church
Main St
Floyd R. Harbold
Regular Baptist General Association
Grace Baptist
Gillette and Loomis
M. O. Burman
Southside
10Th and Adams
Leland Owen
Temple Baptist
N. Salem Rd
Loomis St. Charlies Meliring
Faith Baptist
Richard F. Cagle
WKTY
North American Bible
7Th and Ferry
Leon Franck
Island Park
Lakeshore
James W. Phillips
T. Joseph’s
Msgr
John Paul
Patrick Kelley
James J. Falconer
Joseph R. Sullivan
Cathedral Forum
Undercroft
Blessed Sacrament
Losey Blvd
King
Anthony Wagener
Michael McKenna
Lawrence B. Berger
T. John the Baptist
Avon St
Robert Connolly
Jerome Kirsling
Mother of Perpetual Help
Ambrose Blenker
James
Caledonia St
Robert Hansen
Thomas More
Weston
Thomas E. Mullen
Delbert J. Matin
John Schultz
ST. Wenceslaus
Winnebago
Floyd Dowyer
William Grevatch
S. 28Th St
Peter Butz
Dennis Rader
Newman Center
1723
State St
George Hinger
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ Scientist
West Ave
Church OF Christ
8Th
Cass St
First Evangelical Free
Campbell Rd
Eugene W. Anderson
Bible Hour
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-Day Saints
George St
Liberty
Thomas
Holker
Bethel Lutheran
Livingston and
Loomis
Fred Anderson
Good Shepherd
27Th
Birch
Rev
J. L. Mattes
English Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity
Cass
Stefan T. Guttormsson
Elmer B. Sterner
Faith Lutheran Church and
Missouri Synod
14Th and Main
Andrew Frinke
Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Service
Conference of the Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Churches of the
la Crosse Area
Church OF the Nazarene
Avon and Logan
Ward M. Satterlee
Trinity United Church OF Christ
Rt. 1
Sheldon W. Warner
Britain churches move toward 1970 United Church union
Two major English Protestant bodies the Congregationalists and Presbyterian Church of England voted in May to unite by 1970 forming a United Church with about 300000 members 1500 ministers and 2000 churches in England and Wales. Final form of church government to be decided later with outline ready next year and ratification set for 1971. The plan includes lay participation and equality for men and women. Scotland and Northern Ireland unaffected. Local churches will share in preaching and pastoral work with lay elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willoughby Moorman
Columbia University
Episcopal Church Foundation
West Point
Godfrey Anderson
London
Britain
Congregationalists
Presbyterian Church of England
New United Church
England
Wales
Church of England
Methodists
Scotland
Northern Ireland
United Church
Charles Haig
Congregational Church
England and Wales
Man Wins Divorce After 62 Years of Marriage
In London 83 year old Richard Levy was granted a divorce on grounds of desertion, allowing him to remarry the woman he admitted adultery with. Judge Malcolm Noakes set the decree absolute in a month to enable him to end his days in a happy married state. the other woman remained unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Levy
Malcolm Noakes
Mary Kate
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la Crosse Tribune
Zinson
Togo
White
Senegal
Leopold Senghor
The
Civil Liberties UN
Col. Pike
Wisconsin
Detroit Paper
First Postal Service
Watson
Aauw Presents
LSU
Worthington
Mueller Climatrol
Seeus Now
Schneider
Ishmael
Plugene R. McPhee
Marshall Wick
Eau Claire
Association of Wisconsin State University
Wick
McPhee
Miss
Market St
Adventist
Carl M. Lewis
R. 1
Onalaska
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
Harris C. Mooney
Douglas E. Culver
Arthur M. G. Moody
Evangelical Free
Bethany Evangelical Free
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Lutheran
Olivet Lutheran
Bainbridge
James Steinbrecher
OUR Redeemer Lutheran
Weston St
Norman A. Nelson
OUR Savior’s Lutheran
Roland Schwandt
Jerry Wallerand
Trinity Lutheran
Charles and Sill
Ernest N. Nelson
Gary W. Fehring
First Lutheran
Paul A. Roe
Lanny Knutson
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
Division
Arthur M. Feroe
Dean A. Fodness
Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran
John Lau
First Evangelical Lutheran
Cameron St
Fritz H. Miller
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Ward Avenue
26Th St
G. F. Albrecht
C. Nommensen
Luther High School
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran
St. Paul and Avon
Wayne E. Ae
T. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Sand Lake Road
Main
David Kuske
Wayne E. Schmidt
MT. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Park Ave
Lloyd Lambert
Cameron Ave
Methodist
Asbury
19Th
Redfield
Wayne L. Grover
Bruce Odeen
Onalaska Methodist
4Th Ave. N
Roger D. Gustafson
Wesley Methodist
King Sts
Edwin P. Sheppard
United Methodist
LA Crescent
Paul R. Brown
T. Luke’s Methodist
Douglas G. Fraley
Nazarene
Paul Bauer
Coach House
North United Presbyterian
North Salem Road
Leonard C. Beenken
Salvation Army
N. 8Th
Janet Endres
Billie Bright
Congregation Sons OF Abraham
Joseph Rubanowitz
United Church of Christ
First Congregational
Melvin Lynn Frank
Scott A. Cross
ST. John’s Reformed West Ave
Calvin Hay
Unitarian Fellowship
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of
King St
Helen Hestad
Neon
Veterans Memorial Park
Shelter One
United Pentecostal Church
Apostolic Tabernacle
Liberty and Sill
J. W. Sword
KWNO
Harvestime
National
Dickinson Funeral Homes
Jackson ST
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