Senate To Vote On Farm Bill In 1973 Debate
The Senate begins voting on a new five year farm program designed to stabilize incomes with target prices for wheat feed grains and cotton. If prices drop subsidies would bridge the gap benefiting farmers while consumers pay via taxes. Estimated 1974 subsidy total about 2.6 billion dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Committee
Nixon
United States
Dollar Gains Amid Drop, Gold Edges Down On European Markets
The dollar strengthened in London after a near week of declines to new lows while gold prices eased on European bullion markets. Trading was light as investors remained nervous about future monetary policy amid reports from Washington on Nixon administration plans.
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USS
Washington
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Europe
Zurich
Frankfurt
Paris
Bank of France
Olivier Wormser
Nixon
U.S
Murder Case Details Surface as Investigations Expand
Chicago police broadened a murder probe into the slayings of a Chicago couple. They pursued an engagement ring lead through pawn shops and connected a Harmon car to a crash near the victims’ auto site. The victims included Mrs. Harmon, an hospital administrator, and the couple planned to wed in November.
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Chicago
Miss Cerny
Harmon
Madden State Hospital
Hines
Jerry
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Berwyn
Schmidt
Ehrlichman links Nixon to April Watergate briefing
In a new deposition John Ehrlichman says Nixon ordered Watergate information in April. Ehrlichman quotes Nixon calling Dean “up to his eyebrows” the day before. Ehrlichman quit within the month as the Senate panel hears on Gemstone documents sent to Mitchell.
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Nixon
Ehrlichman
Dean
Senate Committee
Robert Reisner
John N. Mitchell
Dash
U.S. District Court
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Commerce
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Stans
New York
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angeles
White House
Pentagon Papers
Hugh Scott
Gerald R. Ford
Ervin Committee
Griffin
4-H Leaders To Fete Rural Affairs Unit
Members of the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce rural affairs committee and their wives will be guests of the La Crosse County 4-H Leaders Association at the annual Chicken-Q picnic at 7 30 p m Tuesday June 12 in Shelter No 2 Veterans Memorial Park. Jolly Jerry and Happy Bob will provide musical entertainment. Douglas O Transtad county 4 H and youth agent says the picnic honors the rural affairs committee for supporting 4 H activities during the year.
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Greater
First Presbyterian Elects Rev Morrison Pastor
Rev William A Morrison 57 was unanimously elected to serve permanently as pastor of First Presbyterian Church after a Sunday congregational vote. Installation plans await presbytery approval at the June Westfield meeting with a likely September date.
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First Presbyterian Church
West Ave. S
David Morris
Morrison
Presbytery of
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Presbytery
Westfield
la Crosse
Mr. Morrison
Westminster Presbyterian Church
College of Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
Springfield
Ill
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Llth St
Munich
Germany
Albuquerque
N.M
Cape Cod
Mass
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Rape Conviction
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a woman need not offer maximum resistance to a rapist if it would be futile. The decision affirmed Tommie Brown of Madison's 1971 conviction for raping a 20 year old woman, rejecting defenses based on lack of hysteria resistance or prior unchaste character.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Tommie Brown
Brown
Arrest Upheld in 1967 Double Murder Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the arrest of Mark J. Leroux of Lenark for the 1967 killings of his parents. It ruled Sheriff Nicholas Check had probable cause to arrest in Leroux’s rented room without a warrant. Leroux was later charged with murder and arson to hide the crime.
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Madison
Wis
Mark J. Leroux
Lenark
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Portage County
Nicholas Check
Leroux
Check
Lowell Schoengarth
Permits Totals for May Reach 1.3 Million Countywide
Sixty building permits valued at 1 338 657 were issued in May by La Crosse County Zoning Commissioner Richard Nagle for unincorporated areas. This compares with 57 permits worth 1 382 300 in May 1972. Year to date totals stand at 145 permits for 3 122 600 versus 134 for 2 783 430 in the first five months of 1972. The Cavalets Baton and Drum Corps plan a chickencue Tuesday 4 to 7 pm at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Clubrooms 6th and Market. Carryouts available. Weather: Wisconsin fair and cooler tonight, Minnesota fair to partly cloudy with slight change, Iowa generally fair with little warmth.
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la Crosse County
Richard Nagle
Cavalets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
6Th and
Market Sts
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Beame Wins Lead in Four-Man Demo Mayoral Primary
New York City comptroller Abraham Beame led four Democrats with 34 percent but did not reach 40 percent, forcing a runoff on June 26 with Rep. Herman Badillo who trailed closely. Biaggi and Blumenthal were eliminated. John J. Marks won the Republican nomination unopposed for the November ballot. Five candidates vie to succeed John Lindsay.
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NEW York
Abraham D. Beame
Beame
Herman Badillo
Badillo
Mario Biaggi
Conservative Party
Albert H. Blumenthal
Liberal Party
Badilio
Biaggi
Blumenthal
John J. Marks
Staten Island
John V. Lindsay
Jailed for Leaving Scene of Fatality in La Crosse
A La Crosse man Lloyd H. Moore, 48, was sentenced in County Court to six months in County Jail for leaving the scene after striking pedestrian Percy Heath, 75, at Clinton and Caledonia Streets. He had been granted Huber Law release during work hours and had driving privileges revoked for a year.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Lloyd H
Burleigh Randolph
Moore
Asst
Dist
Atty
Mark Lukoff
Heath
Randolph
Moore Huber
Central Roof Settlement Approved for $40 000
La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education voted 7-0 to accept a $40 000 out of court settlement for repairs to a roof at Central High School. The suit, filed in 1971 after the 1967 building, sought $50 000. costs and interest favor the lesser amount. Approval by the Judiciary Committee of the La Crosse Common Council is set for June 7 and by the Fiscal Control Board on June 14.
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la Crosse Area
Central High School
Judiciary Committee
The
la Crosse Common Council
Fiscal Control Board
Trucker Dies in Minnesota Multivehicle Crash
Kenneth M. Dorner, 23, of St Paul, was killed in a multivehicle collision on I-694 near Fridley. Authorities said debris from a load slid and crushed the back of his cab, which had no trailer. The incident raised Minnesota’s 1973 road toll to 319, up from 307 a year ago.
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Minnesota
Kenneth M. Dorner
Fridley
Dorner
Sparta Man Charged With Possession of Marijuana
Sparta police signed a warrant for Patrick Clark twenty of Sparta on a charge of possession of a dangerous drug marijuana. The confiscated substance was sent to the Madison crime lab after a local field test indicated marijuana. Clark was released on own recognizance and will appear before Monroe County Judge James W Rice once lab results arrive. Students Cited by Presidential Commission for Academic Achievement includes Curtis G Solsvig of Wauwatosa and Leslie A Will of Columbus among 121 seniors honored.
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Wis
David P. Kemp
Patrick Clark
Clark
Gary Johnson
Madison
Monroe
James W. Rice
Washington
Curtis G. Solsvig
Wauwatosa
Leslie A. Will
Columbus
Deaths in Wisconsin and Minnesota reported in local notices
Tri State area funeral notices list Paul Moran of Gays Mills aged 73 died June 5 in a Boscobel hospital. Torger Fortney of Readstown aged 75 died June 5, service at Franklin Lutheran Church. Annie Kopenhafer, 94, Hillsboro, died June 5 with graveside in Mount Vernon Cemetery Hillsboro. James DuVall, 72, Necedah, died June 4, service at St Francis Catholic Necedah. Olga Peterson, 86, Chaseburg, service at Middle Coon Valley Lutheran Church. Also Winona private college fund breakfast kickoff supported by College of St Teresa.
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Alyce Hemp
Holmen
Barney Kelly
Boscobel
Bernard
Mount Zion
Joe
Madison
Moran
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Clayton
Farmers’ Conservation Award
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Wis
Torger Fortney
Franklin Lutheran Church
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Lime Funeral Home
Vernon County
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Laura Knutson
Irvin Dregne
Melvin Olson
Soldiers Grove
Fay McDaniel
Clifford
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Viroqua
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Hillsboro
Elroy
Richland Center
Picha
Benjamine S. Drown
Mount Vernon
Kopenhafer
Union
Frank Vodak
John Kopenhafer
James Duvall
Necedah
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St. Francis Catholic Church
Henry Cassidy
Bayview Cemetery
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Europe
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James
Hartford
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Fred Ersepke
Anton
Theodore
Genevieve
Olga Peterson
Chaseburg
Middle Coon Valley Lutheran Church
Albert Mattheis
Winona
Minn
Minnesota
College of St. Teresa
Wisconsin veterinarians meet at UW La Crosse in June
The Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association plans its summer meeting on June 14 and 15 at the Cartwright Center in La Crosse. About 200 of 600 members are expected to attend with talks from University of Minnesota and Gundersen Clinic veterinarians and campus tours and lunches planned by the WVMA auxiliary.
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Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association
WVMA
Cartwright Center
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
William Burnap
Arcadia
Richard F. Bristol
Merrill
Russell C. Smith
Portage
Victor S. Meyers
John Anderson
University of Minnesota Department of Veterinary Medicine
Kirk N. Gelatt
Carl A. Osborn
Gundersen Clinic
la Crosse
Raymond G. Pahle
West Allis
UWL
Tribune Contact and Publication Details at La Crosse
La Crosse Tribune staff credits list executive editor editorial editor and managers. Advertising and circulation contacts are provided with a customer service line 782 8040 and hours for delivery issues. The paper publishes weekdays and Sunday mornings at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI 54601 with city carrier price 1 60 every two weeks.
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S. 4Th St. la Crosse
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