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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1969

Page

2

Families Told U S POW Efforts In Nor Viet War

Washington officials hold meetings with families of more than 1,300 captured or missing U S servicemen as part of a Nixon administration push to reassure relatives and secure humanitarian aid. Capen leads briefings planned in multiple cities with Laird backing stronger public statements to gain world support.

Washington Pentagon State Department U.S Richard G. Capen Defense San Francisco Los Angeles Phoenix Ariz Deniver Colo Kansas City McGuire Air Force Base N.J Westover Air Force Base Mass United States Capen Melvin R. Laird North Vietnam Laird Aoe San Diego San Antonio Ft. Worth- Dallas Texas Belgium Britain North Viet ‘Nam Hanoi

Rural Waukon Man Killed In Vietnam War

Alan Bresnehan 20 of rural Waukon was killed in Vietnam on June 12 after serving since December 19, 1968. Military officers planned talks with his parents on funeral arrangements. Born December 7, 1948 in Waukon, he is survived by his parents two brothers Neil and Dennis and three sisters Mrs Reuben Piku zze Marcia and Lari. He is the second Allamakee County youth to die in Vietnam.

Waukon Iowa Alan Bresnehan Vietnam Bresnehan Ray Bresnehan Waterloo Neil Dennis Reuben Pikizze Madison Marcia Lari Allamakee County

Man's Body Found in Walk-In Cooler at Janesville Liquor Store

Albert Buehl 62 a sales clerk at a west side Janesville liquor store was found shot to death in a walk-in beer cooler between 8 and 8 16 a.m. Police said two shotgun blasts killed him, cash sales occurred early, no weapon or missing money found, co-owner Howard Hovland reported closing procedures.

Janesville Albert Buehl West Side Murray Cochran Buehl Cochran Howard Hovland

Senior Citizens Plan Dance and Craft Class

Senior citizens center activities include a dance at Dougherty Street Knights of Pythias Hall from 8 p.m. to midnight with music by the Wekseth Band and a bar. a craft class will be held 1 30 to 3 p.m. at the same center. Jose spotlights and clothing thefts were reported in the area.

Harry J. Olson Jean Citizens Center Dougherty Oakland Knights of Pythias Richard Schnell Winnethe Center Gillette St Bago St Robert Pfaff S. 8Th St

Wiretap Case Returns To Federal Court In Balistrieri Probe

The Supreme Court orders the Balistrieri wiretap case back to the federal district court to decide if the bugged conversation affected the income tax evasion conviction. Government admits the bugging. Milwaukee U.S. Attorney Lerner says the tape did not taint the case. Balistrieri has been free on appeal bond since a 1967 Springfield jury verdict.

Washington Supreme Court Frank Balistrieri Milwaukee Federal District Court Robert Lerner U.S Balistrieri Springfield Ill Chicago District Court U.S. Supreme Court Goveaeeee

Birthday Party For June Birthdays At The Center

A Thursday celebration at the center runs from 1 to 5 p.m. It honors all June birthdays with a card party. Door prizes will be awarded and lunch is provided.

Ve Petroyecu

Weather snapshot across Wisconsin Minnesota and LaCrosse

Variable cloudiness with cooler tonight and showers possible in the south. Wisconsin expects rain in the west and south on Wednesday. Minnesota forecasts brief showers tonight and Wednesday with minor temperature changes. OVA notes possible showers or thunderstorms in the south with little temperature change.

Lacrosse Wisconsin Minnesota Ova

Stolen Papers Used For Cashing Checks

Alan Hanhardt of 3117 S 31st St reports his license and draft card stolen May 27 from a UW locker are used to cash three checks in Wauwatosa totaling 125, 125, and 61.75. La Crosse police alert Wauwatosa authorities.

Alan Hanhardt S. 31St St la Crosse University of Wisconsin Wauwatosa Wauwautosa

Illness transfers in city deaths and hospitals

On June 16 at 7 57 p m Helen Strittmaier 81 of 1711 Johnson St was taken to St Francis Hospital in ill health. At 9 55 p m Charles Blanchard 75 of 615 Caledonia and at 12 15 a m June 17 Leota Grassman 66 of Tomah from 2921 Leonard St were taken to Lutheran Hospital in illness.

Helen Strittmaier Johnson St St. Francis Hospital Charles, Blanchard Caledonia St Leota Grassman Tomah Leonard St Lutheran, Hospital

Citywide Mosquito Spraying Planned Tonight

Anti mosquito warfare continues with spraying from the south city limits to Green Bay Street between the east and west city limits.

Green Bay Street

Army Reserve and Guard units withdrawn from South Vietnam

Washington lists 650th Medical Detachment Birmingham Alabama. 978th Army Postal Unit Fort Smith Arkansas. 950th Army Postal Lexington Kentucky. 630th Transportation Washington Pennsylvania. 305th Medical Detachment Philadelphia. 737th Transportation Yakima Washington. 26th Support and Service Company Quincy Illinois. 316th Medical Detachment New York City. 378th Medical Detachment Memphis Tennessee. 1011th Support and Service Company Independence Kansas. 312th Medical Evacuation Hospital Winston Salem North Carolina. 472nd Medical Detachment Rockville Maryland. 319th Transportation Augusta Georgia. Headquarters and Headquarters Company 336th Ordinance Battalion Little Rock Arkansas. 452nd General Support Company Worthington Minnesota. 173rd Quartermaster Company Greenwood Mississippi. 313th Medical Detachment Richmond Virginia. 889th Medical Detachment Richmond. 74th Medical Hospital New York City. 311th Medical Hospital Sharonville Ohio.

Washington (Ap Army Reserve National Guard South Vietnam Birmingham Ala Ft. Smith Ark Lexington Washington, Pa Philadelphia Yakima Wash Quincy New York City Memphis Richmond 74Th Medical 311Th Medical Hospital Sharonville Ohio

Dog Tries to Save Boy in Milwaukee River

Two teens drown in separate Milwaukee area incidents. Julian Malone, 15, drowned while clinging to his dog during a rescue attempt in the Milwaukee River with five companions. Gary Koehler, 16, missing since a graduation party near a dam west of West Bend, found dead after dam gates were opened. Fire calls in La Crosse report incidents on June 16 15th and Main Streets and June 17 Lorenz Pinski residence with vehicle and appliance-related issues.

Milwaukee Julian Malone Gary Koehler West Bend Milwaukee River la Crosse 15Th Main Streets Richard Gregory 23Rd St Lorenz Pinski S. 16Th St

Five seniors earn straight A's at UW Madison and Milwaukee

Five graduating seniors finished with straight A averages at the University of Wisconsin campuses in Madison and Milwaukee. Ronald P. Mann of Milwaukee posted a perfect record at UW Milwaukee, while four shared honors at Madison: Raymond C. Groth of West Bend, Mark C. Mendelsohn of Milwaukee, Ann Prisland of Evanston Illinois, and William Grosnick of Manitowoc.

Madison University of Wisconsin Milwaukee University Ronald P. Mann Uw-Milwaukee Raymond C. Groth West Bend Mark C. Mendelsohn Ann Prisland Evansston, Ill William Grosnick Manitowoc

American Woman Tourist Killed by Iraqi Shells Near Dead Sea

An American woman, Shirley Anderson of New York City, was killed by Iraqi shells on the Israeli Jordanian border near the Dead Sea. Her companion Eileen Bonnet of Lodi, California, was wounded and treated in Jerusalem Hospital. both were reportedly mission teachers returning from Congo. The incident, attributed to Iraqi fire from Jordan, ended after Israeli retaliation and helicopter evacuation.

Tel Aviv Shirley Anderson New York City Eileen Bonnet Lodi Calif Jerusalem Congo Kallia Dead Sea Miss Bonnet Ahmed Ata Abdul Karim Qis

Two City Accidents Injure Five Minutes Apart

Five people were hurt in two separate crashes one minute apart on Monday night. In the first collision at Rose and Monitor Streets, David Anderson and passenger Peter C. Jones suffered injuries while Jones was charged with interfering with a driver. The second crash at 10th and King Streets involved Dennis Daly and Monica Frye. Frye and two passengers were treated for injuries at Lutheran Hospital with Daly and his passenger unharmed.

David Anderson Rose St Peter C. Jones West Ave. N Anderson Rose and Monitor Streets P.m. Anderson St. Francis Hospital Jones Lutheran Hospital 10Th and King Streets Dennis .Daly S. 23Rd St Monica Frye Main St Miss Fry Sandra Bruring Candance Pralle Daly

Labor Leaders Meet To Block Right-To-Work Bill

Labor leaders from across Wisconsin plan a Madison gathering to oppose an Assembly bill pushing right to work. The measure would let individuals join or abstain from labor unions.

Madison Wisconsin Assembly

Vandals Deface Greens At La Crosse Country Club

Harvey Krahn the groundskeeper told La Crosse police on Monday that vandals removed flags from the 16th 17th and 18th greens and dug up turf at the club.

Harvey Krahn la Crosse Country Club la Crosse

Berlin man Alvin Schepp found dead in Fox River

The body of 54 year old Alvin Schepp of Berlin was recovered Sunday from the Fox River after being missing since Tuesday. Authorities said he drowned and a boater found the body.

Berlin Alvin Schepp Fox River

Destroyer Duty Roll Call of Thom N Meyers at Norfolk

Destroyer Signalman Third Class Thom as N Meyers son of Mr and Mrs Bernard E Meyers of 722 Losey Blvd S S serves aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Richard E Byrd in Norfolk Virginia The ship recently returned from a seven month Mediterranean deployment as a unit of the US Sixth Fleet It made port calls in Italy France Spain and Malta and participated in numerous fleet exercises

Thomas N. Meyers Bernard E. Meyers Losey Blvd S&s Richard E. Byrd Norfolk Mediterranean Sea U. S Sixth Fleet Italy France Spain Malta

House Ways and Means backs 6 month surtax extension and repeal of investment credit

The committee voted to repeal the 7 percent investment tax credit and to extend the 10 percent surtax to January 1 with 5 percent for six months. President Nixon and leaders push for a three part package including tax relief for low income earners and pauses on excise tax cuts. Gerald Ford and Everett Dirksen urged swift action to extend the surtax, while liberal Democrats demand broader tax reform before any extension. The plan awaits Senate action as May lawmakers debate funding for other measures.

Washington House Ways and Means Hale Boggs D-La Nixon Boggs Gerald R. Ford Michigan Senate Ford Everett M. Dirksen Illinois White House Dirksen Atty John N. Mitchell Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Committee John W Byrnes Wisconsin Republic Congress

Drunk driving trial path notes conflicting witness accounts

Schuster questioned Blashaski’s testimony as conflicting and speculative while Doyle highlighted inconsistencies across the inquest and hearings. The defense cited three blood tests ranking 134 to 100 percent alcohol and argued dirt and test conditions could skew results while Randolph stressed age-related intoxication levels.

Randolph Blashaski West Salem la Crosse Cavadini Doyle Pfiffner Berg Hemker Bangor Frank Kozelka University of Wisconsin la Crosse Lutheran Hospital Katherine Shaheen Kozelka Miss Shaheen Wisconsin Overgaard

Steenbock Memorial Library Dedicated at UW Madison

The dedication of the Harry Steenbock Memorial Library on the University of Wisconsin Madison campus was attended by state officials, alumni, and university representatives. Steenbock, who died in 1965, was a biochemist noted for vitamin D irradiation of foods to prevent rickets. Governor Knowles praised his humanitarian life and service.

Wisconsin Robert Clodius W. A. Frautschi Wisconsin Alumni Research Association Glenn S. Pound College of Agriculture

Vandals Cut Holes in Pool Cover Behind Home

Kenneth Helfrich reports to La Crosse police that vandals cut holes in his $2,300 swimming pool cover behind 1224 King Street. Police are investigating the incident.

Kenneth Helfrich King St la Crosse

Camper vandals caught by police

Two La Crosse boys ages 8 and 9 were apprehended for vandalizing the Clive McBain camper a converted school bus. The incident occurred June 5 at the McBain home 1602 Loomis St. The windshield wiper and directional lights were broken.

la Crosse Clive McBain McBain Loomis St

Three Injured In City Weekend Accidents

Three people sustained minor injuries in weekend traffic crashes. Brian A. Shepherd, 8, was treated for a left elbow injury after being hit by a car on Badger Street. Olive D. Withee, 74, received a cut lip and broken denture when her car collided with George Nixon, 81, at 14th and Cass Streets. Withee was charged with failure to yield. Michael Sexauer, 18, received minor abrasions when his motorcycle collided with Wayne F. Shroff, 21, who was fined for failure to yield.

Brian A. Sherpherd N. 10Th Lutheran Hospital Badger Street Clarence H. Servais Redfield St Brian Olive D. Withee State St George Nixon Losey Blvd. S 14Th Cass Streets Withee Michael Sexauer la Crosse Wayne F. Shroff S. 14Th Ave 7Th King Streets Lexauer St. Francis Hospital Shroff

Man Digs Basement Uncovers Suspicious Skeleton

Chester Betz of 512 Farnam St digs a basement room and finds a large human skull with teeth in the jaw. The La Crosse police will investigate the discovery as Betz contemplates further skeletal remains.

Chester Betz Farnam St Betz la Crosse

Frisch veteran rites set with services in Wisconsin

World War II veteran Frank Frisch is survived by his widow Eva E. Haugen and two sisters Mrs Underhill and Mrs Huber. Services Thursday begin at 9 30 a m at Blaschke's Funeral Home and 10 a m at St Thomas More Catholic Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m and a Rosary at 7 30 p m with Knights of Columbus.

Frisch Eva E. Haugen Robert Underhill la Crosse Joseph Huber Fond du Lac Blaschke Side Funeral Home West Ave St. Thomas More Catholic Church Edwin Thome Woodlawn Knights of Columbus

Two Die in Highway 169 Crash Near St. Louis County

Wiebke the other driver was the sole injury survivor, dead on arrival at a Virginia hospital. Lawrence Trucano 46 of Tower and Gordon W Aery 53 of Soudan Minn drivers of a car and a gasoline truck escaped injury. Elmer E Johnson 77 of St Hilaire Minn was killed Sunday near Thief River Falls. Albert H Collins 62 of St Paul died Saturday from injuries from a May 29 St Paul accident.

St. Louis Wiebke Virginia Lawrence Trucano Tower Gordon W. Aery Soudan Minn Elmer E. Johnson St. Hilaire Thief River Falls Albert H. Collins St. Paul

Inflation Passing the Buck TV Program Broadcast Tonight

CBS TV presents a La Crosse family story about inflation and the dollar squeeze. The Fishers Thomas and Mrs Fisher live at 1006 South Eighth Street with two children and another on the way. Reporter Roger Mudd interviews Norplex president George Kroening, Fisher’s bank chief, and the local union head.

la Crosse Fishers CBS News Roger Mudd George C. Kroening Norplex Fisher Fisher’s Bank Oganesoff

Hog and cattle prices steady to higher at Winona and South St. Paul markets

Hog quotes at Winona station show 25 cent higher with Butchers 200 230 bound at 4.75. Cattle and calf figures from South St. Paul report weak to 25 cent drops for slaughter steers and fluctuating cow values, mixed good and choice ranges around 32 to 34 dollars, hogs trading 25 higher with 1 3 190 245 lb at 25.25 to 26.50 and sows up to 22.50 for 270 400 lb.

South ST. Paul, Minn USDA

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