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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
3
The Wisconsin State Assembly passed a bill to ban the sale, use, or manufacture of LSD. Convicted users face up to one year in jail and a $500 fine, sellers up to five years and $5,000. The measure advanced 94 to 1 and heads to the Senate for a potential April 1968 referendum.
Farmers Union Central Exchange distributed 10.8 million dollars in 1966 savings to about 850 cooperatives across nine states. Twenty percent, around 2.16 million, was paid in cash, with a 1.08 million reserve and the rest as patronage refund stock. Key recipients included North Dakota 2.67 million, Minnesota 2.58 million, Wisconsin 2.51 million, and South Dakota 1.28 million.
Communist guerrillas attacked two hamlets southwest of Saigon before dawn killing or wounding about 80 civilians and militiamen. Dragon Ships supported outposts with flares and Gatling guns as U S pilots reported 19 civilians killed and 41 wounded in one village.
Robert Congdon 68 president of Congdon Office Corp died Monday. He served on the Yale University Alumni Board and was a former member of the Smith College Board of Councillors.
The State Bar of Wisconsin board rejects reimbursing client losses from dishonest lawyers saying dishonesty should be punished and the profession’s dignity protected. Embezzlement by lawyers is deemed rare. The annual meeting opens as Frank D. Hamilton becomes president, succeeding Ray T. McCann.
Movita Brando files in Santa Monica Superior Court for separate maintenance charging mental cruelty. She seeks $8,000 a month for herself and two children, Sergio six, Rebecca ten months, while Brando earns more than $500,000 annually. The couple wed in 1960.
In Milwaukee area suburb Franklin two 30 year old workers Jerome B McCann and Floris De Groot fell to the bottom of a 54 foot sewer shaft and drowned after being overcome by sewer gas. A third man Timothy Sullivan 36 was rescued with injuries to a leg.
The Rev. Robert P. Johnson was elected general presbyter of the Presbytery of New York becoming the first Black top administrator in the district. He has pastored Washington DC’s Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church since 1954 and is viewed as an expert on big city problems. The district covers 118 churches and 44 000 communicants. Unofficially he is called the pastor to pastors, succeeding Rev. Graydon E. McClellan who moved to a similar post in Washington.
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