Stans Denies Role In Watergate Hearings
Maurice H. Stans testified at Senate Watergate hearings that he acted as a cashier with no strategic role in Nixons 1972 campaign and had no advance knowledge of the wiretapping raid or coverup. He said the campaign managers, not fundraisers, dictated tactics and that his finance committee operated separately.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Stans
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Finance Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Sloan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Tony
Watergate
Commerce Department
Senate Watergate Committee
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Rufus L. Edmisten
Commerce
H.R. Haldeman
Department of Commerce
Department
Dick) Whitney
Mitchell
Democratic
James W. McCord Jr
Onalaska Council Revises Pool Code and Local Plans
Onalaska Wisconsin city council discussed revising the municipal swimming pool code and weed control rules. They consider using pool walls as barriers, study sewer expansion for South Court Street, and review curb and street repairs after heavy rains. A street closing for St Patrick’s Frolic and multiple licenses were approved.
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Onalaska
Wis
Irving Pertzsch
Milwaukee
Mittee
Common Council
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
City Hall
Robert Campbell
Main Street
Crash Hollenbeck to be announced by Blaschke Funeral Home
Services for Miss Krajewski a Central High School graduate will be Friday at 8 30 a m at Blaschke Funeral Home and 9 a m at St Pius X Church Rev Peter Butz will officiate Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call Thursday 4 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m with Rosary at 7 30 p m She is survived by her parents Louis and wife and three brothers David Gregory and Brian plus her grandmother Mrs Mary Barron of Ireland.
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Hollenbeck
Blaschke
Krajewski
Central High School
South Side
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Peter Butz
Woodlawn
Louis Krajewski
David
Air Force
England
Gregory
Brian
Mary Barron
Ireland
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Martha H. Graves
Ottoson-Garrity
Roswell
Alexandria
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Outlook
Wisconsin sees fair conditions with little temperature change Wednesday night and mostly sunny skies Thursday with warmer southwest. Minnesota reports fair weather with minimal Wednesday night change and warmer Thursday, possible scattered thunderstorms in the northwest by afternoon. Owa area: fair Wednesday night warmer southwest, Thursday cloudy with possible showers and thundershowers in afternoon.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Owa
Tower upgrade earns wide support with safety caveats
Houston County commissioners advanced a TV tower project saying it will serve many residents with a 60 mile educational TV radius. Some warned it poses flight hazards and urged FAA rule alignment including high intensity strobes. CES A11 noted school benefits from educational TV services as the measure moved forward.
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Fay
Minnesota
Woods
Houston County Planning and Zoning Commission
ECB
FAA
Moe
Commission
Robert Tremain
Cooperative Educational Services Agency
CESA
Educational Television
Albert Deters
R. 2
Spring Grove
M. R. Summers
Houston
Kissinger and Tho Advancing Indochina Accord Amid Viet Bloc Opposition
Kissinger and Tho announced a new accord and readiness to sign as Saigon objections linger. President Thieu feared recognition of partition. earlier signing was delayed by protests. Kissinger met Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei in Neuilly with Tseng Tao and William Sullivan present.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Kissinger
Tho
Chi
Peng-fei
France
Neuilly
Peking
Tseng Tao
U.S
William Sullivan
Indochina
La Crosse Tribune Classified Staff and Rates Note
The Tribune lists staff roles including Sanford Goltz Hutzler and John Vik with Wallace Keefe as operations director. It notes a Sunday delivery option, a contact number 782-8040, and mail subscription rates for within 75 miles of La Crosse at one year for 30 dollars. Volume 69 Number 28.
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Sanford Goltz
Edit Hutzler
Oe Jeune
John Vik
Hook
Wallace Werd Keefe
Lawrence LewAptroiler
Kenneth Teachout
Eld
the Tribune
S. Ath St
la Crosse
Nixon Committee Spends $237 725 on Legal Fees
The Nixon re election committee reports total legal fees of 237725 spent since last July with 146639 in the last quarter. Funds cover defense of top officials in Watergate related lawsuits per the General Accounting Office filing.
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Nixon Committee
Washington
Nixon
General Accounting Office
Finance Committee
Birth notices from Sparta and Waukon hospitals
Readable births list from Sparta Wisconsin at St Marys Hospital June 5 to 10 including daughters for Ziegler Skilbred Hinzman Brueggen Bjerke and a June 9 son and daughter births in Waukon Iowa at Veterans Memorial Hospital for Benda and Robbins Jr. Also mentions committee payments for legal fees in Watergate related investigations and figures for Maurice Stans John Mitchell and Jeb Magruder.
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Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles Ziegler
Joyce M. Hansen
George Skilbred
Rockland
Marilyn Maccola
Robert H. Hinzman
Deean Taylor
Herman L. Brueggen
Janet Schmidt
Thomas D. Bjerke
S. 8Th St
la Crosse
Patricia Christiano
Waukon
Iowa Veterans Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Benda
Joseph Robinns Jr
Lou Wiegand
Monona
Marriages listed with dates across Wisconsin region
Several couples are set to wed on June 16 and 17 in La Crosse Wilton Tomah and Chetek with applicants from Black River Falls Gays Mills and Tomah. The notice also covers a Watergate era civil suit against a Senate committee detailing legal fees and campaign expenditures.
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James L. Hoepfner
Deborah L. Casper
Black River Falls
Ronald J. LeJeune
N. 9Th St
Jane L. Hillman
R. J
Gays Mills
Mt. Sterling
Robert C. Barris
Hoeschler Drive
Mary L. Barker
S. 21St Terrace
la Crosse
Richard L. Rastall
Onalaska
Lori Jean Secor
Liberty St
Terrance M. Myhre
Maple Place
Debra J. Moe
State Road
Ronald R. Canard
George St
Diane M. Wrobel
Island St
Michael W. Arentz
Copeland Ave
Apt. C
Linda S. Flick
Apt. B
Bernard R. Nigon
St. Paul
Minn
Julie Ann Reed
S. 30Th St
Sparta
Wis
Bill J. Bauer
Linda S. Schroeder
R. 1
Wilton
James L. Gnewikow
E. Nott St
Tomah
Melodee D. Anderson
James L. Downing
Lois Jean Michela
Butts Ave
Gene B. Richardson
Shaw Afb
S.C
Luann
Cippv
McLean Ave
Chetek
Kenneth L. Fulton
Arlys L. Lamb
Wyeville
Ronald R. Williams
Superior Ave
Ann Renaye White
Washington
Kenneth Parkinson
Paul O'Brien
Finance Committee
Stans
Plane Crashes at Viroqua Airport. Pilot Safe
Frank Hood, 19, of La Crosse escaped injury when his twin engine Cessna 310 ran off the end of the Viroqua Airport runway and nosed into a gravel road. The plane sustained damage to the front and propellers, gasoline leaked, and the fire department stood by. Hood had flown in from La Crosse and the plane was rented from another city.
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Viroqua
Wis
Frank Hood
N. Bayshore
la Crosse
Hood
Viroqua Fire Department
Thefts Reported At Lincoln Junior High And Nearby
Officials at Lincoln Junior High report theft of tools worth nearly 60 dollars from a workshop last week. A tackle box and fishing pole valued at 30 dollars were stolen from a boat at Lairn Schmitt 1620 Moore Street. City reports list two incidents on June 12 with people injured or ill.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Lairn Schmitt
Moore St
La Crosse Man Bound Over In Two Burglaries
A La Crosse man, 18 year old Jack L. Jenkins of 2817 South Ave, was bound over to circuit court after a preliminary exam on two burglaries. He allegedly targeted Lincoln Junior High School on May 1 stealing 33 dollars and Tri State Printing Co on May 12 stealing 60 dollars. Jenkins, released on 1000 dollar bond with ten percent cash, faced charges tied to juvenile accomplices including a 16 year old girl.
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la Crosse
Jack L. Jenkins
South Ave
Lincoln Junior High School
Tri-State Printing Co
N. 3Rd St
Illinois Art Show Draws Stoddard Man City Woman
A rural Stoddard man John Chilson and La Crosse woman Marion Biehn will exhibit watercolors at Galena's second annual Arts and Crafts Festival sponsored by the Galena Chamber of Commerce. They will compete with 80 artists for first and second prizes across multiple media. The event runs Saturday and Sunday.
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la Crosse
Galena
John Chilson
R. J
Marion Biehn
Madison St
Galena Chamber of Commerce
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