Attitudes Guide Alcoa Site Choice for Large Facility
Aluminum Co. of America weighed factors beyond land, power, and taxes in choosing a site. A community’s attitude toward schools, pollution, leadership, and business fairness topped the checklist, with religious and cultural openness examined to avoid second-rate outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Nashville
Tenn
John Harper
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Harper
Traffic Department
Engineering
Captain Seeks Bridge Job as Ferry Ends After 83 Years
Lester Miller, ferryboat captain, laments the end of the San Diego-Coronado Ferry after 83 years as the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge opens. The five ferries are being auctioned, Crown City the largest sold to Washington for 15000 dollars, and Miller applies for a toll taker position on the new bridge.
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San Diego
Calif
Lester Miller
Coronado
Bay
San Diego-Coronado Bay
State Toll Bridge Authority
San Diego-Coronado Ferry Co
Miller
Crown City
State of Washington
Hines Named to Wisconsin Savings and Loan Urban Affairs Committee
Bruce B. Hines vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association in La Crosse has been named to the urban affairs committee of the Wisconsin Savings and Loan League. The committee supports urban renewal and development projects in Wisconsin cities as part of the league program.
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Bruce B. Hines
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
la Crosse
Wisconsin Savings and Loan League
Wisconsin
Two Wisconsin Servicemen Die in Vietnam Action
The Pentagon reports two more Wisconsin soldiers killed in Vietnam. Army Pfc. John A. North of Slinger and Marine Pfc. Giovanni H. Campbell of Milwaukee are named. Also, Jerome Lubeno, 24, of Trevor died in action Saturday with the 14th Infantry Division.
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Washington
Pentagon
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Army
John A. North
LaVern North
Slinger
Giovanni H. Campbell
Florence S. Lambert
Milwaukee
Trevor
Wis
Floyd Lubeno
Jerome
14Th Infantry
Farmer 27 killed in tractor overturn accident
In Loretto Minnesota a 27 year old farmer Leo E Lamars died when his tractor overturned and the sickle bar struck his neck. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's office confirmed the fatality at the scene.
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Loretto
Third Time In A Week Marines Repulse Reds Near Da Nang
U S Marines in the Da Nang area repel a fresh three hundred North Vietnamese assault on a camp 22 miles southwest of Da Nang. Thirty-one enemy soldiers killed. one American dead and 49 wounded. Two Viet Cong soldiers captured as U S and allied forces press Operation Pipestone Canyon and Frederick Hill operations around An Hoa and Dong Ap Bia. Kennedy criticizes the battle over the strategic hill.
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George Esper
Saigon
da Nang
5Th Marine Regiment
U.S
An Hoa
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Cap
Mifflin Ruckus Hearings Open on May Disorders
A three day public hearing in Madison examined the May 3 5 street disorders on Mifflin Street. Police and student witnesses described clashes and arrests while a panel led by Ken Hur and former Wisconsin justices seeks to identify causes rather than prosecute.
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Madison
Mifflin
William D. Dyke
Madison City
Edwin Conrad
Ken Hur
Wisconsin State Supreme Court
George Currie
Emmett Wingert
Currie
Walker
Paul Kanstiner
University of Wisconsin
Mifflin Street
Kammer
Dane County
Thomas
Jeremy Shea
Commission
Wilbur Emery
Miss Wisconsin Pageant Parade Draws Thousands in Oshkosh
About 5000 spectators lined a two mile route to watch the Miss Wisconsin Pageant parade in Oshkosh as 40 contestants watched freight trains halt the march. The 70 car freight paused the procession eight minutes at crossings. The event featured 11 drum and bugle corps units and a Marine Band from Quantico prior to rehearsals for four nights of judging beginning Wednesday.
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Oshkosh
Quantico
William Chopin
Appleton
Mary
Sandra Ewig
Ozaukee County
Brother of Bob Hope Dies in Cleveland Heights
Ivor H. Hope 78 a Cleveland Heights businessman and brother of Bob Hope died Saturday at home. He was president of Hope Metal Products Co founded in 1934 in Cleveland.
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Bob Hope
Cleveland, Ohio
Ivor H. Hope
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Hope Metal Products Co
Groppi Appeals Conviction To Supreme Court
Rev James E Groppi a white Roman Catholic priest appeals his Milwaukee 1967 civil rights march conviction to the U S Supreme Court The Legal Defense Fund Inc filed the brief Groppi was fined 500 last year for resisting arrest and placed on two years probation The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the Milwaukee County Court ruling Feb 4 He argued for change of venue and a subpoena of Mayor Henry Maier to counter the ban following the 1967 riot
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Washington
James E. Groppi
Milwaukee
U.S. Supreme Court
Legal Defense Fund Inc
Groppi
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mil- Milwaukee County
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee Court
Henry Maier
Therma Crystal 80 Blankets in 80x90 Size
Lightweight 100 percent polyester Therma Crystal blankets, identical to the 72 inch version, but in a large 80 by 90 inch size. Weighs about 2 pounds with solid color options.
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Therma Frystal
Chatham
Schiffli
Therma
Rose Tempo
Imperial
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Dak
Central High
Progress
Bruce Hines
Frank R. French
S. 7Th St
la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
Pat
Pat Nixon
Albina Art Center
Portland
Ore
5Th Marines
South Vietnam
Hoi An
Ital
Dong Ap Bia
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Herman Thomas
Kanstiner
Douglas Kammer
Supreme Court
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