Commission Urges Colleges to Act Fast and Call Police
A presidential commission warns that a small but determined minority uses dramatic tactics of terror on campuses to provoke force. It urges colleges to act quickly and not hesitate to call civil police, while urging restraint and distinguishing peaceful protest from violent disruption.
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Commission
Harry F. Rosenthal
Washington
National Commission On the
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Cial
Iinivareltiae Ehauld Nrenara
MIDI
Ten Die On Wisconsin Roads In Weekend Toll
Associated Press report lists ten fatalities across Wisconsin over the weekend. Names include William L. Scott of Kenosha and Anne Wickman of Manitowoc, with other victims from Rhinelander Waukegan and rural communities in Kenosha Racine and Fond du Lac counties.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
William L. Scott
Kenosha
Ray Busch
Rhinelander
Neopit
Menominee County
Henry Sanders
Waukegan
Ill
Fort Atkinson
Highway 45
Kenosha County
Anne Wickman
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Muskego
Lorana Jean Warriner
Rural Eagle
Mardelle Warriner
Miss Warriner
Lora Kathrarade
Waterford
Racine
Kent D. Ruud
Thomas Kenney Jr
West Bend
Kewaskum
Elvora Schafer
Fremont
Winnebago
Schafer
John Anderson
Sturgeon Bay
Storegon Bay
Kenneth Harbur
Eden
Mount Calvary
Fond du Lac County
Two Injured in Viaduct Collision on George Street
Two people were hurt in a two vehicle crash on the George Street viaduct just before 7 am Monday. Harold Kennedy 19 of Onalaska suffered a sore neck and Bernice Bonsack 59 of Onalaska sustained facial cuts. Both were transported to Lutheran Hospital. Police say Kennedy stopped to pick up a pedestrian and was rear ended by Bonsack's car.
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George Street
Harold Kennedy
Onalaska
Bernice Bonsack
Lutheran Hospital
Kennedy
Farm Worker Dies In Automobile Fire
MARSHFIELD AP A farm worker Irvin Rief 21 died when a car parked behind a barn was destroyed by fire after he apparently slept inside. Owner Jerome Curtin towed the burning vehicle away with a tractor after a neighbor notified authorities. Sheriff Tom Forsythe suggested cigarette-related cause.
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Marshfield
Irvin Rief
Jerome Curtin
Curtin
Tom Forsythe
Wood County
Hospital Transfers From City Incidents Recorded
City records list four hospital transfers with ages and addresses. Milton Steenberg 49 of 1914 Wood St to Grandview Hospital for illness. Richard Schroeder 49 of 1607 Charles St to St Francis Hospital after a head injury from a fall. Viola Vandbergen 39 of 834 Liberty St to Lutheran Hospital for illness. Clarence Clements 59 of 2025 S 20th St to St Francis Hospital from State Bank of La Crosse for illness.
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Milton Steenberg
Wood St
Grandview Hospital
Richard Schroeder
Charles St
St. Francis Hospital
Viola Vandbergen
Liberty St
Lutheran Hospital
Clarence ‘Clements
S. 20Th St
State Bank of la Crosse
Philadelphia Laugh In stars premiere new film and tour
Dan Rowan and Dick Martin promote The Maltese Bippy at a Philadelphia premiere. They discuss their film in a behind the scenes style, plan a three film deal with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and tease a summer appearance tour with a lighthearted run through jokes and antics.
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Norman Goldstein
Philadelphia
Rowan
Martin
Bippy
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Dan
Burbank
Liberty Bell
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayier
Marx Brothers
Frank
Discovery
Daffy
The
Spectrum
Milwaukee Beer Strike Returns and Price Shifts noted
The 1953 strike cut production to 24 000 barrels a month and drew Rep Alvin O Ken S ski to warn Milwaukee importation of cheap imitations from St Louis Chicago Detroit and Brooklyn. After the strike, Milwaukeeans returned to native brands and a rail car with 1650 cases from El Paso sat idle in a warehouse. Taverns raised beer prices by 5 to 10 cents as a result of the walkout.
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Alvin O’ken‘ski
R-Wis
Congress
Milwaukee
iSt. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Yes
Brooklyn
el Paso
Tex
Waukesha
Clothing Worth $1,052 Stolen From Car
Mrs. Annett reports $1,052 in clothing taken from her family car after placing items inside Saturday for a trip. The theft occurred Sunday morning. Items include a walking suit dresses and a man s tie. In other thefts: Arlan Peek 623 La Crosse St boat and motor valued at $175 stolen from his dock near the West Channel Bridge. Willard Troyanek reports a $35 water ski stolen from his boat at Pettibone Boat Club. Mrs Mildred Nelson 1429 Farnam St reports $30 worth of women s undergarments stolen from her clothesline.
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Thomas Annett
14Th St
la Crosse
Arlan Peek
la Crosse St
West Channel Bridge
Willard Troyanek
Pettibone Boat Club
Mildred Nelson
Farnam St
Pentagon plans weigh troop withdrawals from Vietnam
Washington sources discuss possible pullouts of 25,000 to 50,000 U.S. troops, with risks of redeployments to Okinawa or Hawaii. Nixon stresses withdrawals depend on South Vietnamese readiness, Paris talks progress, and enemy activity amid a joint statement favoring free elections. Thieu cautions on coalition prospects.
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Washington
Pentagon
Okinawa
Hawaii
Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
White House
South Vietnam
Namese
1St Infantry
173Rd Airborne
Saigon
Nick Czernenko
Passaic
N.J
Deaths of Melancthon Simpkins and 4 others in area obituaries
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Melancthon H. Simpkins 67 of Orlando Fla a former La Crosse high school athlete UW Madison PhD era and Army Air Corps Lt Col who died June 6. Other notices report the June 8 deaths of Jerry Miller 22 of West Salem Marie L Gorman 73 of La Crosse Frank F Schaffer 82 of La Crosse and Mrs Mary L Howard 88 of South Milwaukee with service details and survivors listed.
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Melancthon H. Simpkins
Orlando
Fla
la Crosse
la Crosse High School
University of Wisconsin
Pearl Harbor
Army Air Corps
Helen C
J. C. Schoonmaker
Clearwater
John R. McDonald
Ontario
Canada
Frank F. Schaffer
S. 19Th St
Schumacher
Fritz Miller
Oak Grove Cemetery
Clara
Arthur
Doris) Scholl
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary L. Howard
South Milwaukee
Eugene Giasson
United Methodist Church
Monroe Funeral Home
Dela‘van
Four Aquinas teachers win study grants for further education
Four Aquinas High School teachers receive summer study grants to pursue advanced courses. Sister Rosilda will study introductory physical science in Memphis Tennessee at Christian Brothers College. Sister Virdean will attend St Marys College in Winona. Sister Jeanne Keating and Sister Rosemary Desimond will attend Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Oberlin Ohio.
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Aquinas
Rosilda
Christian Brothers College
Memphis
National Science Foundation
Teachers Performance Institute
Oberlin College
Rockefeller Foundation For Professional Advancement of
Virdean
Talks on merging health units sought
Preliminary discussion on merging city and county health services into one department may begin in June with city and county officials. Jolivette proposes exploratory meetings, while Bacharach and Van Susteren support study committees to assess a merger and its potential efficiency gains. July 1, 1972 is set as a target date if pursued.
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George Jolivette
Chamber
John Bacharach
Eau Claire County
Bacharach
John van Susteren
Eau Claire
la Crosse
van Susteren
City of la Crosse
la Crosse County
Leo Joseph
Helen Hanson
Jolivette
R. J. Siesen
Bureau of Local Health Services
Division of Health and Social Services
Madison
Siesen
Federal Reserve tightening raises banks cost of borrowing
Interest rates hit a record high on March 17 after a string of increases since December. The Fed has raised rates to curb lending, while bank demand for funds remains strong. A banker noted big banks will assess conditions following Bankers Trust’s move. Also included are Winona and South St. Paul livestock market quotes for hogs cattle and veal with varying price ranges.
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Federal Reserve Board
Bankers Trust
Winona
Swift & Company
Minn
Hi-Choice & Prime
ST. Paul
Vietnam fighting slows as 150 U.S. troops die in 3 days
After three days of heavy fighting across South Vietnam, attacks by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong drop off. U.S. sources estimate more than 150 American deaths and about 2,500 enemy killed since the upsurge began.
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George Esper
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Midway
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Creighton W. Abrams
Tay Ninh
A Shau
Hue
Bue
Ap Bia
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
South Viet
Laird outlines staged pullout plan and Vietnamization move
Secretary Laird says a phased withdrawal will begin with combat battalions and support forces. The task force will meet at Pacific Command in Hawaii with representatives from all services and transport experts. He avoids predicting Hanoi's reaction while framing the move as a signal of U.S. resolve to back South Vietnamese self rule and defense readiness.
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Pacific Command
Hawaii
Laird
U.S
United States
Capitol Hill
Midway
Nixon
Fire Destroys Cabin in Milwaukee Owner Named
A cabin owned by Ollie Diedrich of Milwaukee burned in a frigid June morning. Three Lakes volunteers found the roof and ceiling collapsed and could not reach the occupants, seeing bodies in the flames as they fought the blaze. The fire’s cause was not immediately known.
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Three Lakes
Ollie Diedrich
Milwaukee
Chicago Grain and Produce Prices Log
Wheat and corn prices listed for No 2 hard yellow No 2 soft red winter and No 1 yellow corn. Soybeans for No 1 and No 2 yellow, soybean oil quoted. Butter egg prices shown with grade breakdowns and per cent quality values.
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Chicago
Stock Quotations Marshall Co National Dealers
National Association of Securities Dealers quotes as of 9:00 a.m. show inter dealer prices for CW Transport Fabri Tek Lincoln Nat Life Gyrodyne McQuay Nekoosa Ed Roanwell Royal Court Wallace Warner Electric Wis Power and Light with varying percentages and ranges for each. Prices exclude retail markup and commissions and may have changed through the day.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
LC Cooler Co
Pyroil 89 Co., Inc
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Howar
Eberstadt F
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan F.ass
Inv. Tr
Ass. Inv
National Invest
Puritan Fund
Is. Fund
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Milton S. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Rowan and Martin
Fire Department
Louis Rybold
East Ave. S
4Th
Main Streets
Merry Mart
Market St
Liberty Streets
SK Mart
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Everett
McHenry
S. 17Th St
Dr. N. P. Anderson
Cass St
la Vern Elland
Livingston St
Radford Co
Oak St
Skeeter
Market
Zeisler
Republic of Vietnam
Thieu
M. H. Simpkins
Jerry Miller
W. Franklin St
West Salem
Watertown
Donald D. Miller
Conrad
Eugene
Joann) Eckelberg
R. 1
Gary
Jacqueline) Hartmann
Oconomowoc
Angus Johnson
Fred C. Miller
Christ Lutheran Church
Walter Paustian
Hamilton Cemetery
Bethesda Lutheran Home
Marie L. Gorman
Winnebago St
Robert
John
Richfield
Herbert
Katherine) Arenz
LeRoy
Mary) Gagermeier
Francis
Margaret) Wood
Trempealeau
Gorman
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
William Grevatsch
Holy Cross Cemetery
National Retired Teachers Association
White Cane Club
South Side Senior Citizens
St. Theresa Altar Society
Mary Howard
Chicago Grain
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Stores
Allis-Chalmers
Alcoa
American Airlines
American One
American Tel & Tel
Anchor Coupling
Atlantic Richfield
Burlington Ind
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Eee Tel & Util
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Continental Can
Dart O Eastman Kodak
General Motors General Telephone
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Inter
Harvester
Tel & Tel
Interstate Power
Jim Walter
Kraftco
Kresge
Marcor
Mobil Oil Mini. Mining
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Northern States Pwr
Northwest Bancorp
Olin Mathieson
Outboard Marine
J. C. Penney
Pepsico Pyroil
Ryder System
Sears Roebuck Rand
Standard Oil
Ind Standard Oil
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Texaco
Trane
Transamerica
U.S. Eal Ady Universal Oil
Westinghouse Elect
Woolworth
DOW Jones
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