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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
7
John S. Pillsbury, Republican candidate for governor, urged an eight point marketing program to promote Minnesota. He said the state should present itself as the good family living state and the governor should lead in eliminating negative factors such as the high property taxes.
Confusing grid clues mix Egyptian myth and world history. Entries include hawk headed god and ancient Nile city alongside common words like olive treacle and other terms. The puzzle blends geography religion and language to create a varied crossword challenge.
Albuquerque Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Kansas City LACROSSE Los Angeles Madison Mason City Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Portland Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Washington Winnipeg are listed as cities in a regional forecast prompt.
A gun battle in Santo Domingo left one former rebel soldier dead and several others detained as police clashed with an armed escort for Hector Aristy, a former rebel minister. Juan Bosch said his party would contest parts of last Wednesday's election results amid fraud claims.
A Northland College conference near Ashland urged state action to curb billboard and roadside development harming forests and lakes. Sen Gaylord Nelson and others pressed zoning, watchdog boards, and citizen committees to preserve authentic community flavor and prevent another boom bust in mid America’s recreation hub.
Gov. Knowles announced a Tuesday meeting with state and local law enforcement to tackle roaming bands of youths and motorcycle gangs after disturbances in Cedarburg over Memorial Day weekend. Attendees will include police, sheriffs, patrol, and National Guardsmen to develop a system for rapid assistance and prevent future incidents.
An elderly Chinese man living alone in a hillside hut in Hong Kong died after burning himself. Police say Leung Chung-ping wrapped gasoline soaked firewood around his body and set it alight. They speculate the act may have been inspired by Buddhist fire-personal crisis reports in Viet Nam, with no other confirmed connection.
The notice lists Crosse Tribuur W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes the La Crosse Tribune is a Lee Enterprises member and AP rights for local news and dispatches. Details include publication location La Crosse Wisconsin and postal class information.
The official People's Daily hinted the campaign against dissidents could reach Mao Zedong's closest allies. Peng Chen, long mayor of Beijing and former key Mao successor candidate, was removed as first secretary of the Beijing CCP, signaling a widening purge amid the Cultural Revolution.
Joseph F. Ringland Jr., 34, vice president at Northwest Bancorporation, is named Minnesota banking commissioner by Gov. Karl Rolvaag. The Edina resident will be officially appointed over the weekend, succeeding acting official Clarence Lodahl as the post remains vacant since December 1. Ringland, a Blake Hopkins and Princeton/Wisconsin Banking School alum with ties to First National Bank of Aberdeen Northwestern National Bank of St Paul and South Omaha State Bank, has led a career in banking governance with his wife Catherine and two daughters.
Local ad invites "Locals" to claim free jewelry from Sarah Coventry during June 6 through 18 and provides a contact phone number 782 5399 for information.
Washington sources state that the United States rejected a Chinese proposal for no first use of nuclear weapons and a test ban, insisting disarmament must be under strict international control. State Department aides say no direct approach was admitted, though discussions may continue on a partial test ban.
A West Salem youth will be charged with two burglaries after Thursday night break ins at Chet's Chatterbox Tavern and Harmony Cafe. Police report entry by forced doors and loot of $77 in cash plus candy bars at the tavern and candy bars and soft drinks at the cafe. Deputy Sheriff Harry Schafer and West Salem Marshal Al Sokolowski arrested the suspect Friday morning, a few hours after the burglaries were reported.
About 150 monks students and teachers at the Buddhist University of Vidyodaya demonstrated in Colombo, Ceylon in sympathy with Buddhists in South Vietnam. The action reflected regional concern during the conflict.
A rough draft for a legislative compromise on Gov. Knowles water pollution bill arises after two days of bargaining. Assemblyman Anderson proposes creating a three member water quality commission within the Department of Resource Development and moving several programs, with a $200 million loan plan. Republicans initially oppose, then pivot amid renewed talks.
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