Summer dig in France for La Crosse man
James Gallagher 23 of La Crosse will excavate Paleolithic sites near Bordeaux this summer with Francois Bordes of the University of Bordeaux. The work involves cave paintings and Neanderthal artifacts estimated 10 000 to 60 000 years old. Gallagher plans a career in anthropology and will fund travel with room and board provided.
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la Crosse
Les
Bordeaux
France
James Gallagher
Frank Fcalagher
Francois Bordes
University of Bordeaux
Gallagher
Bordes
University of Duehoma
Galla
Europe
North Africa
West Asia
Midwest
Aquinas High School
St. Louis Univrsity
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Panhandle
Wisconsin State Historical Society
French Island
Illinois
United States
Cold Items and Entertainments Across the Board
A compact puzzle listing assorted clues ranging from geography to literature. Includes entries like a girls name, American tree, Danube tributary, acting as a cross word style set for solvers to fill.
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Lamb
Weisman Improvement After Sinatra Lounge Dispute
Frederick R. Weisman, 54, ex Hunt Foods president, injured in a Polo Lounge dispute with Frank Sinatra, shows marked improvement at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He is conscious and recognizes family. condition remains serious but progress is satisfactory after cranial surgery.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Frederick R. Weisman
Frank Sinatra
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Weisman
Hunt Foods
Beverly Hills Hotel
Sinatra
a_ hospital
Waukesha Officer Praised After National Guardsmen Crash Rescue
Second Lt. Francis Arndorfer 21 helped pull 14 guardsmen from a burning troop truck on Interstate 90-94 near Manston after a tire blowout caused the crash. He collapsed from injuries but saved others, earning praise from Lt. Col. Erwin Pichotte. Eleven other guardsmen received treatment for burns and injuries. the driver Sgt. John Pfinder escaped unhurt.
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Maulton
Waukesha
Francis Arndorfer
Manston
Arndorfer
Parity Supports Favor Corn Soybeans Over Wheat
Washington AP reports corn and soybean farmers gain higher parity percentages under current price support programs than wheat growers. Wheat averages $1.84 per bushel this year and $1.78 next. corn and soybeans receive 78 percent parity with minimums of $1.25 for corn and $3.50 for soybeans. Noncompliance with allotments forfeits guarantees, though market prices have strengthened.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pat Nugent's Brother In Viet Nam Recounts Wedding Tie
Lt. Gerard Nugent, Pat Nugent's older brother, serves with the 3rd Marine Regiment near Da Nang. He notes the nickname POB given by fellow officers and explains Pat cannot attend the Aug. 6 wedding in Washington as he finishes his tour in September. The Nugents plan proxy best man arrangements with their father Jerry Nugent. Pat and Luci Johnson's wedding ties are noted as a major topic for the family.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam AP
Hill 22
Pat
Gerard Nugent
Pat Nugent
Johnson
Luci
Washington
Gomez
Gulf Company
White House
Nugents
Jerry P Nugent
Echo Company
3Rd Marine Regiment
Marquette University
Naval Rotc
Marine Corps
Nugent
Gerard
Phyllis
San Diego
Calif
Waukegan, Ill
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Gher
Pennsylvania
Erwin A. Pichotte
Milwaukee
Pichotte
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry Division
Oconomowoc
Camp McCoy
Here
Wisconsin National Guard
John Pfinder
Palmyra
James D. Oldenhoff
Eugene Oldenhoff
Francis Oldenhoff
Richard Gilbert
Ronald Stocks
Michael Voss
Norbert van Minsel
Pfc
Dale Allen
Ashippun
William Norbohm
Michael Schwandt
Iron Ridge
Kenneth E. Wegener
Hustisford
Arndorfer, Notbohm
Schwandt
Voss
James Oldenhoff
Lt. Nugent
Viet Nam
George Esper
First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF Lacrosse
Sixth and State Streets
Abc’s of Guardian
General Motors
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
BUICK
Jackson Plaza
DIAL
LA Crosse Tribune
Ivy Motel
Vine LA Crosse
Sharp
Wed
Charles L. Allen
School of Journalism
Oklahoma State University
Armour’s
ColumbIa
WIS
UNG
Cine
Valley Gem Peas
Wingold Flour
PIZZA
Hickory Hunt’s
KRAFT
Miracle
Bie, Ofc
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