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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1966

Page

8

Jurors Read Obscene Books in Smut Trial in Houston

Eleven jurors and a judge read through a stack of obscene novels in a federal trial over interstate shipment of pornographic literature. Defendants include seven individuals and four firms from California and Ohio facing potential prison and fines if convicted.

Houston Tex Virgins, Inc Temple of Shame U.S. District Court Stanley Fleishman Los Angeles FBI

Fumes Sickened 16 at Linden Dye Plant Fatality Reported

In Linden New Jersey a dye manufacturing area at the General Aniline and Film Corp plant felled 16 workers after escaping fumes.Edward Curtis 61 of Rahway died. Alexander Nelson 50 of Cranford hospitalized others treated. Source shut off fumes unknown.

Morse Urges Helms Resign After CIA Apology

Sen. Wayne Morse calls for CIA Director Richard Helms to resign after Helms apologized to Sen. Fulbright for a letter praising a Globe-Democrat editorial. The episode arises amid questions of CIA oversight and Fulbright’s Foreign Relations Committee leadership.

Morse CIA Washington Wayne Morse D-Ore Richard M. Helms Central Intelligence Agency Helms J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Fulbright St. Louis Globe- Democrat Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Senate Arkansas Democrat Brickbats Foreign Relations Committee J.W. Fulbright Armed Services and Appropriations Eugene J. McCarthy Dminn Mike Mansfield Silent Service Johnson William F. Raborn

Waynesburg Rain Day Marks 84th Rainy Date In 90 Years

Waynesburg residents saw rain start at 3 08 a m marking the 84th time in 90 years the town has rain on this date. Patrolman Dennis Fox notes the traditional timing and the event fits the longtime schedule of the community rain day.

Waynesburg Dennis Fox

Jaycettes Hold Special Day at Camp Wanbeek

Jaycette Day drew members from 27 chapters statewide to Camp Wanbeek near Wisconsin Dells to support handicapped youths. Camp director William Hindman spoke on challenges faced by disabled teens, with remarks from state president Mrs. Theodore Davis. Chapters contributed to the swimming pool, multipurpose building, and dining room furnishings.

Jaycettes Camp Wanbeek John W. Miller Thomas Schini Ray Gannon la Crosse William Hindman Theodore Davis Jaycette

Chicago Teen Gang Chiefs Urged To Live Up To Truce

In Chicago tensions flare as East Side Disciples and Blackstone Rangers press for peace after deadly week. Juvenile officers and YMCA workers urged restraint at a 400-teen gathering, amid a fragile truce and a shooting spike including two youths killed.

Chicago YMCA East Side Disciples Blackstone Rangers O.W. Wilson Wilson William Cannon del Vikings William Griffin Rangers

Cheese Gift Leaves By Rail For Viet Nam

A refrigerator car carrying 32 000 pounds of cheese left Dubuque Iowa Wednesday night for South Viet Nam. The cheese was a gift from the National Farmers Organization and Wisconsin businessmen from the third congressional district. More than 20000 was contributed in the district with 17000 used to buy Cheddar and Swiss cheese from Wisconsin factories under Operation We Care.

Platteville Dubuque Iowa South Viet Nam National Farmers Organization and Businessmen of Wisconsin Third Congressional District Wisconsin

First sinking by submarine in Civil War date

The first sinking of a surface ship by a submarine occurred on February 17 1864 when the USS Housatonic was sunk by the Confederate submarine H L Hunley off Charleston South Carolina.

H. L. Hunley Charlestown S.C

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