Wisconsin Senate stalls on air pollution bill and ethics case
Wisconsin Senate spent a full day debating a broad air pollution control bill with four amendments needing Assembly action and no final vote. Separately in Washington, Sen. Stennis defended the Senate ethics committee’s recommendation to censure Sen. Dodd over travel fund use while Dodd and his backers promised new disclosures.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Department of Resource Development
Knowles
Martin Schreiber
Milwaukee
Schreiber
Washington
John Stennis
Thomas J. Dodd
Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
Dodd
Connecticut
Johnson
Humphrey
Russell B. Long
Long
D-La
D-Miss
Republicans propose conservation majority on new Natural Resources Board
In Madison a compromise by seven Republicans would keep the 1968 merger deadline for conservation and water agencies. The plan would place five of nine board seats with the existing Conservation Commission, three from the Resource Development Board, and one at large, abolishing both predecessor panels when the new agency forms.
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Madison
Senate
The
Conservation Commission
Assembly
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Robert W. Warren
Green Bay
Kellett Task Force
Warren
Resource Development Board
Reuben LaFave
R Oconto
Tampa Riot Aftermath Reports and Casualties
Tampa residents faced nights of violence with rioters injuring 20 people at Tampa General Hospital including two Black victims shot and a bayoneting. A deputy sheriff died of a heart attack during gunfire as over 100 people were arrested and white owned stores and Urban Renewal houses were burned.
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Tampa General Hospital
Central Negro District
Urban Renewal Agency
Chicago Grain Prices Pause Amid Mixed Wheat Corn Notes
AP report from Chicago shows Wheat No. 2 hard 1 cen. No. 2 red 1.53. Corn No. 2 yellow at 1.362n. Oats No. 2 heavy white 7.é7%en. Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.90-9054n. Soybean oil at 9.90n.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Oil shipments resume after Arab oil ban spread
In London oil industry sources said Kuwait resumed shipments to most customers except Britain and the United States after a 10 day strike by oil terminal workers sparked by the war. Saudi Arabia allowed British and American tankers to load not bound for British or American ports as tensions mounted. A Soviet embassy spokesman in Ankara denied claims five Russian officers were captured on the Syrian front, contradicting earlier Israeli military reports.
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Enne
Boumedienne
Nasser
London
Kuwait
Britain
United States
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Israel
Ankara
Turkey
Winona and South St. Paul Livestock Markets Report
USDA cattle, calves, hogs and veal prices and market tone from Winona Station and South St. Paul auction notes. Hog and cattle values steady. beef and veal strands show multiple weight classes with wide ranges. Chicago commodities quotes for butter eggs and potatoes included.
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Winona Livestock Swift & Co
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
UW Students Send Books To Vietnam
University of Wisconsin students collected nearly 2,000 textbooks to donate to Van Hanh Buddhist University in Saigon. Asian Foundation will ship 73 cartons this summer, expanding the library as the Vietnamese university builds its collection.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
van Hanh Buddhist University
Saigon
South Vietnam
Asian Foundation
Memorial
Methodist Community Center
County Curfews Do Not Apply To Cities
Madison AP Atty Gen Bronson La Follette said county curfews do not apply within city and village limits. The opinion follows Waukesha County action to set a youth curfew, noting local home rule powers allow cities to opt out.
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Madison
Atty
Bronson C. la Follette
Car horsepower ranges then and now
In 1940 American cars produced 15 to 185 horsepower while today models range from 90 to over 400 horsepower according to World Book Encyclopedia.
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World Book Encyclopedia
Two Fireworks Displays Planned For July 3 4
Officials announce two fireworks shows over the Mississippi near Houska Park as part of the Independence Day celebration. The July 3 aerial shells display begins at 9 30 p m and the July 4 ground piece Oriental Fantasie rises 40 feet by 30 feet with 408 stars and 380 feet of fuse. Construction began in June and the program includes an 18 inch shell weighing about seven pounds rising to 400 feet.
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Mississippi
Houska Park
Barbells and Vase Stolen From Local Homes
Police report thieves took a 300 pound barbell set from a rooming house between 4 and 9 p.m. Tuesday. Owner Timothy Hough valued the set at $65. A vase and tools worth $45 were also reported stolen from William Alland at 1005 Losey Blvd S.
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Timothy Hough
King Sr
William Alland
Losey Blvd. S
Madis on Women’s State Names 32 Counselors
Mrs Frank Schneider of 924 Cass Street is listed among 32 counselors for the 24th annual Badger Girls State at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Over 450 girls participate in the event.
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Madison
Frank Schneider
Cass St
Badger
University of Wisconsin In
Stock Quotations Abridged for June 15 1967 Rexall to Wisconsin Funds
Quotations table at noon lists RCA Rexall Allied Sears Swift Dow Jones and other stocks with prices up or down. Commodities futures and interdealer prices follow along with local bids asks and mutual fund ranges as of about 9 00 a.m.
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RCA
Rexall Drug
Allied Stores
Ryder Systems
Allis-Chalmers
Scott Paper
American Can
Sears Roebuck
American Motors
Sinclair
Standard Oil
N.J
Chrysler
Swift
Consolidated Foods
Texaco
DuPont
Trane Co
Eastman Kodak
S U.S. Steel
Universal Oil
Epko Shoe
Westinghouse Electric
Ethyl
White Motors
Ford
Woolworth
Dow Jones
International Harvest
Bass
Inter, Tel. & Tel
Cornie Interstate Power
the Marshall CO
Jim Walter Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring
Asso- Kresge
Mini
Ers, Inc
Repre- Mobil Oi
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Telephone
Pyroil Co, Inc
Mutual Funds Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Ba
Eaton & Howard Std
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass Inv
Mass. Inv. Gr
Nati. Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Johnson bypasses Senate on Middle East policy shift
President Johnson seeks private citizen panels to advise on the Israeli Arab crisis while Senate leaders await guidance. The State Department named a panel including John Kenneth Galbraith and Charles Yost to meet with top officials as a House committee moves toward a Middle East aid policy statement. Senator Javits urges a State Dept briefing and calls for a realignment of borders for security and peace.
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Jack Bell Washington
Johnson
Senate
U.S
Middle East
State Department
United States
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
John Kenneth Galbraith
Raymond A. Hare
Charles Yost
Carl Bartch
Lucius D. Battle
Joseph J. Sisco
United Nations
Bartch
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Dn.j
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Israel
Javits
Dayton and Cincinnati Riots Run High Tension
Police and National Guard backs up in Dayton West Side and Cincinnati with machine gun jeeps to quell violence tied to racial unrest. Rioters set two fires including a nightclub, looting liquor stores and other businesses. Damage exceeds $1 million. hundreds arrested as guardsmen stay on duty.
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Dayton
West Side
Dave Hall
Cincinnati
National Guard
Henry Sandman
1St Battalion
47Th Infantry Regiment
Viet Cong stamping ground hit by U S air strikes
U S forces report continued Operation Billings activity in Vietnam with heavy air strikes disrupting supply lines from Hanoi to the 17th Parallel. B52 bombers supported attacks on Viet Cong troops in Phuoc Long Province and targets near Pleiku, Khe Sanh, and other North Vietnamese bunkers.
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U.S
Junction City
Billings
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Hanoi
Vietnam
Red China
Phuoc Long
Pleiku
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Bus Car Collision Injures Tomah Man Near Highway 21
Tomah resident Jeffrey Lewis aged 20 sustained serious injuries when his car veered off the shoulder and back onto the highway, colliding with a chartered bus six miles southwest of Tomah on Highway 21. He was hospitalized in La Crosse after initial treatment. Bus driver Donald Schneider, 45, received minor injuries and was released. The bus carried 37 McCoy Job Corpsmen, none injured.
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Tomah
Wis
Jeffrey Lewis
Lewis
la Crosse
Donald Schneider
McCoy
Youths Apprehended Over Cherry Bomb Firecracker Incident
Four 15-year-old boys were taken into custody about 8 30 p m Wednesday after firing cherry bomb firecrackers at Highway 53 and Moore Streets. The juvenile bureau handles the case.
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Highway 53
Moore Streets
Juvenile Bureau
La Crosse YMCA Opens Camp Bradfield for Boys
The La Crosse YMCA announces registration for Camp Bradfield for boys aged 8 to 14. Four sessions run June 19 to 25, June 26 to July 2, July 3 to 9, and July 10 to 16.
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The
la Crosse
Bradfield
Rights Leader Fears Effects Of Lawlessness
MADISON AP The chair man of the Governor s Committee on Human Rights warned that violence and lawlessness could harm the civil rights movement. George G Lorinczi of Milwaukee said the white majority might respond with hostility and repression if the current wave of Negro lawlessness continues. The statement stressed the tragedy would affect all Americans and urged concern for Negro citizens.
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Lorinczi
Death ends Waukee and St. Paul Railroad bridge plan
The Mississippi River bridge project by the Waukee and St. Paul Railroad halted as death ends the initiative. Mr. Van Steenwyk, oldest member of the Old Guard, was honored by the group which meets annually on New Year’s.
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Pagewaukee and
St. Paul
Mississippi River
van Steenwyk
Old Guard
Elderly Drivers Would Benefit By Amendment
Madison Assembly Highway Committee recommended passage of an amendment to the highway safety bill by Assemblyman Bernard Lewison. The measure would exempt drivers over 65 with good records and a physician certificate from retesting, citing decades of safe driving and responsibility.
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Madison
Official Is Arraigned On Trespass Charge
Thomas E. Wettengel a Grant County probation officer was arraigned in county court on a criminal trespass charge. He was released on a 200 bond with a June 29 court date. A man entered the Leland Udelhofen home Sunday and ripped out a telephone prompting a confrontation. a shot was fired and Wettengel later received treatment for a flesh wound.
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Lancaster
Thomas E. Wettengel
Grant County
Wettengel
Leland Udelhofen
Udelhoffen
Utah Leads Nation In School Attendance And Education
Utah records a high school completion rate of at least 58 percent for residents over 25, amid a national average of 20 percent. The figures, reported recently, place Utah among the states with higher educational attainment.
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Utah
U.S. States
Weather roundup for Lacrosse region and Midwest states
Occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Heavy rains expected Friday. mid 60s tonight. high 75 to 80 Friday. Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa sections note regional showers, thunder storms and varying rainfall with minimal temperature change. sunrise 5 22, sunset 8 49. full moon June 2. record highs and degree days listed.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minn
Iowa
Couple Robs Eagle Bank In Wisconsin Heist
A man and a woman robbed the Eagle branch of the Kettle Moraine State Bank around 11:50 a.m. in Eagle Wisconsin. They fled in a dark metallic car, possibly a 1967 Cadillac or Lincoln, after demanding money while the teller described a gun and a wig like blonde hair.
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Eagle, Wis
Eagle
Kettle Moraine State Bank
Waukesha County
Highway 59
Waukesha
Quick Action Saves Life Of Infant
La Crosse police responded Wednesday night to a three week old baby not breathing. Jill Ann Hansen fell from a chair and became listless. officers removed a tongue obstruction allowing the infant to cry. She was transported to St. Francis Hospital and released.
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la Crosse
Jill Ann Hansen
James Hansen
Vine St
Hansen
Jill Ann
St. Francis Hospital
Four Scholarships Offered to La Crosse State Grads
La Crosse State University offers four graduate scholarships for the 1967 68 academic year. Dean James H M Erickson said awards range from 550 to 1000 dollars and go to full time graduate students in any field based on academic record and need.
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la Crosse State University
James H. M. Erickson
Erickson
Man Exposes Self Near 16th And Adams Reported
An 11-year-old girl told La Crosse police that a man exposed himself to her from behind a house while she walked to a babysitting job near 16th and Adams. She said he offered her a ride, was about 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a small build and dark hair.
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la Crosse
16Th
Adams
Wheelbarrow Found After Reported Theft from Scout Site
Harold Molzahn reported a wheelbarrow stolen from the Boy Scout building site but police said it was not stolen and later found in nearby brush.
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Harold Molzahn
Boy Scout
Brush
Radio Highlights Program Schedule Update
Thursday radio calendar lists WLCX at 7 p.m. Vox Pop, WKBH at 8 05 p.m. Music Room, and WKTY at 8 30 p.m. Vietnam Update.
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WLCX
WKBH
Music Room
WKTY
Vietnam
Ex CV area pastor Harold Bach dies at 82 in Madison
Rev. Harold Bach 82 long served the Coon Valley Lutheran churches from 1929 to 1947 before retirement to Madison. Born in Norway May 22 1885 he came to the United States in 1907. He married Agnes Hansen in Evanston Illinois Sept 5 1914 and leaves a large family including five sons and 11 grandchildren. Burial at Middle Coon Valley Church Cemetery. Services Sunday at Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church. Friends may call Saturday at Gilbertson-Leland Funeral Home and church.
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Coon Valley
Wis
Harold Bach
Coon Valley Area
Madison
Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church
R. G. Borgwardt
R. J. Vevile
Middle Coon Valley Church
Gilbertson-Leland
Mr. Bach
Norway
Jacob Bach
United States
Boston
Midwest
Agnes Martha Hansen
Evanston, Ill
Lawrence University
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Jacob O. Bach
Carbondale
Haakon
S. O. Bach
Denebola
Atlantic
Robert Norman
Minneapolis
Harold G. Bach
Ypsilanti
Mich
Anna Marie
Egyptians Dying of Thirst in Sinai Desert
Geneva AP The International Red Cross urged Egypt to open Sinai water pipelines after reports thousands of Egyptian soldiers were dying of thirst in the desert. Egypt agreed but pipelines to desert branches were not confirmed flowing. The pipeline, under the Suez Canal, had been closed to deny water to Israelis during last week's four day war. Returning Egyptian stragglers said thousands remained in the desert.
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Geneva
International Red Cross
Egypt
Sinai
Suez Canal
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff listing note
The La Crosse Tribune dated notice lists publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz plus address 4th and Cass La Crosse Wisconsin 54601 and identifies AP rights and postage terms including 60 cent weekly carrier rate and 0 cent single copy.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Carrie
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Kellett
Ernest Keppler
Rsheboygan
Keppler
Tampa
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Mideast
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Calif
Willis J. Zick
Board of Supervisors
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
First Bank
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Lincoln Natl
Life
McQuay, Inc
Nekoosa Edwards
Rockwell
Royal Dutch NY
Rust Craft
Wallace Business
Warner Elec
Western Power
Wis. Power & L
LBJ
National Security Council
McGeorge Bundy
Fulbright
D-Conn
Foreign Relations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
State Bank
Grads
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodse
Black
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