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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

12

Third Time Lobbyist Appears Before Grand Jury in Wisconsin Probe

Madison witnesses describe a prolonged lobbying investigation nearing a conclusion. Dorothy Effinger, a black haired lobbyist, testified for two hours as the grand jury probes behind the scenes influence on legislation including branch banking repeal. Other witnesses included E H Petterle and Ned Hoebel. Harvey Goodman, Zionist fund director, died of a heart attack at 54.

New York Harvey Goodman American Zionist Fund Zionist Organization of America Madison Dorothy Effinger Dane County Grand Jury Miss Effinger Milwaukee Richard W. Bardwell Michael Torphy Miss Effingier West Side Bank of Milwaukee Pure Milk Association Menominee Enterprises Wisconsin Food and Tobacco Institute Independent Garage Owners of Wisconsin Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities E. H. Petterle Madison Bank and Trust Co Ned Hoebel Wisconsin Road Builders Association

Chicago Police Sees 1.8 Percent Rise in Year End Crime

Chicago Police Bureau head Sept O W Wilson reports a 1.8 percent year end rise in crime but notes totals remain well below the same period in 1964. He delivered the year end Chicago crime report and spoke about overall trends.

Chicago Crime Chicago Chicago W. Wilson Wilson

Three Youths Die In Minnesota Two Car Crash Near Wells

Three young men died in a two car collision near Wells Minnesota on a Thursday night. Michael Meyers 17 and Harley Possin 17 both of Wells were in one car while Tim Schultz 24 of Freeborn drove the other. It is unclear which youth was driving. Also reported, Mrs. Thomas E Beck of Anoka killed and her husband and the other driver critically injured in a head on crash north of Minneapolis. Richard Dorman 19 of Minneapolis was the other driver. Edward W Griffin 29 of Grand Rapids died when his car left U S 169 and plunged into a ditch south of Grand Rapids.

Associated Press Wells Minn Faribault County Michael Meyers Harley Possin Tim Schultz Freeborn Meyers Possin Thomas E. Beck Anoka Minneapolis Richard Dormanen Edward W. Griffin Grand Rapids Highway Patrol

Two Minnesota Lawyers Disbarred by Court

ST. PAUL AP reports two Minnesota attorneys were disbarred today by the State Supreme Court. Floyd J. Minium of New Ulm was disbarred for mishandling client funds, per the State Board of Law Examiners. Carl A. Johnson Jr. of Mankato was disbarred after pledging guilty to a third degree murder last October.

ST. Paul Minnesota State Supreme Court Floyd J. Minium New Ulm State Board of Law Examiners Carl A. Johnson Jr Mankato

Noted mandolin maestro Pettine dies at 90 in Rhode Island

Giuseppe Pettine, renowned mandolin player, teacher and composer, died Thursday at age 90 in North Kingston Rhode Island. He wrote one of the few mandolin concertos ever composed for the instrument.

North Kingston, R.I Giuseppe Pettine

Meany Defends AFL-CIO in Rift With Reuther Over ILO

AFL-CIO President George Meany brushes off Walter Reuther’s charges in a clash over foreign policy and the ILO. Meany says the union will stay in the ILO to prevent a Communist takeover, while Reuther calls the walkout a lie and criticizes CIA ties. The Executive Council backs Meany 18 to 6 in a tense session.

Washington AFL Cio George Meany Bittter Walter P. Reuther Meany Reuther Afl-Cio Johnson Auto Workers Victor Reuther Brothers International Labor Organization Central Intelligence Agency State Department Geneva ILO Leon Chajn Poland Rusk U.S Wvot Walter Reuther Walter Reu Victor Reuther CIA

Mayer San Francisco Examiner publisher dies at 63

Charles H. Mayer former publisher of the San Francisco Examiner and a director of the Hearst Corp died Thursday from a heart attack at age 63. He had served as a Hearst director and key figure in the paper's operations. He is survived by his widow and two children.

Goodby New York Charles H. Mayer The San Francisco Examiner William Randolph Hearst Corp

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