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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1969
Page
7
In Paraguay and neighboring regions honey wasps exist with nests that yield honey. De Azara’s tale met disbelief until Dr. Adam White of the British Museum confirmed wasp nests from South America contained honey. The jaguar often breaches these nests seeking honey, despite stings.
James Dayton, acting head fire inspector, is named fire marshal for the La Crosse fire department after the Common Council approved the new post. The role covers enforcing fire prevention codes from the American Insurance Association and state codes, with future inspections applying the stricter of the two sets. Dayton begins immediately.
Madison AP report says a proposed implied consent for students to sign agreeing to rules would violate due process. Atty. Gen. Warren advised Gov and regents that issuance would infringe student rights and urged a handbook of conduct codes. He noted emergency campus bans for outsiders are legal but suggested a hearing after suspension and possible law changes for immediate action.
Ronald Clark Lee and Randy Dean Lee, both teens from Stanley Wisconsin, were awarded Young American Medals for Bravery after rescuing their mother and two younger brothers from a log house fire on February 12 1967 in 30 below zero. A panel led by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover selected them for the honor.
Four Seafarers International Union members faced prison terms after a 1963 labor dispute with Upper Lakes Shipping Co. Conspirators included Joseph A. Tanner and Jack A. Pearl each given five years. Lawrence Rice received six months plus probation. Walter B. Chipman got one year plus probation. Sentences imposed by Judge Abraham L. Marovitz in Chicago.
Democratic leaders postpone Senate action on the Safeguard missile defense system until after a July 4 recess to reassess home state sentiment. Senators Stennis Mansfield Young and Byrd discuss public opinion and regional support, with Montana and North Dakota as ABM sites cited.
An Urban Coalition and Urban America Inc study finds the Safe Streets Act planning teams exclude the poor and minority groups, private firms, welfare and health officials, and other local voices. It warns that reliance on law enforcement and outside consultants risks sidelining community involvement and comprehensive reform.
Chicago welfare parents demand federal aid to cover graduation fees for seniors in minority neighborhoods. A National Welfare Rights Organization spokesman said a court suit would challenge public aid departments over costs like cap and gown, announcements, yearbooks, and dinner dances.
The Park and Recreation Department announces adult swim times at Erickson Memorial and Logan pools starting June 24 25 and 26 respectively from 6 30 to 9 p m All three pools offer family swim Sundays from 10 a m to noon beginning June 22 at Memorial Erickson Logan pools provide the schedule details for residents and visitors.
In Honolulu on Sunday the Marine Corps held ceremonies at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific honoring comrades who died in the Saipan battle. The 2nd and 4th Marine Divisions hit the island's beaches on June 16 1944 and the 27th Army Division landed the following day. After 29 days of combat Saipan was declared secure with over 14 200 American casualties including 3 100 killed while Japanese losses approached 30 000 men.
Miss Mari ann Wipfli 23 a Wisconsin Rapids native hospital technician was found unconscious in her Madison apartment June 9 after an unsolved beating. She was listed in satisfactory condition Monday as police continued the investigation with no further comment.
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. again adjourned its annual meeting after a few minutes under a U S Circuit Court order. President David C. Scott set next meeting for June 23 with potential further adjournment pending court action. No business was transacted.
In Phoenix Rudy Vallee 67 year old crooner actor was pulled from the Salt River after his inner tube capsized amid rapids. Car dealer Julian Pegler swam to Vallee’s aid and brought him to shore. Vallee was not wearing swim trunks and they were not recovered.
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