Uneasy Feelings Grow As US Soviet Talks Continue
AP correspondent notes mixed relief and unease as Nixon and Brezhnev meet for a second summit. Moscow signals two tunes economic needs and global ambitions while Europeans worry about the peace outcome and NATO stability amid U S domestic strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Moscow
Washington
Europe
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Israel opposes East Germany U N seat bid
Israel voices strong opposition to East Germany joining the United Nations and is prepared to vote against its membership. Ambassador Yosef Tekoah accuses East Germany of not recognizing Jewish reparations demands and aligning with extreme Arab positions. Security Council expected to back admission, General Assembly to decide in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Israel
East Germany
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
Security Council
West Germany
General Assembly
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Tekoah
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Death notices from Tri-State: Wood, Paulson, Kinstad
Louis J. Wood 73 of Whitehall Wisconsin died June 18 in a local hospital. Services Wednesday at Johnson Chapel with burial in Lincoln Cemetery. Nora Paulson 99 of La Farge Wisconsin died June 18 in a Soldiers Grove nursing home. Service Thursday at Bethany Lutheran Sand Hills Church with burial in Sand Hills Cemetery. John Kinstad 82 of Stoddard Wisconsin died June 18 at the Oscar Bakken home. Services Wednesday at Gilbertson Leland Funeral Home La Crosse burial Oak Grove Cemetery. No immediate survivors for Kinstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wood
Whitehall
Wis
Louis J. Wood
Johnson Chapel
Anton Lecheler
Lincoln Cemetery
Louis N. Wood
Phillips, Wis
Michael
Kenosha
LaVerne Pientok
LaMoyne Sabby
Dean Helstad
Ettrick
Wilfred
Phillips
Nora Paulson LA
Norway
Christian Nohr
Carl Paulson
Sidney Samuelson
Westby
Paul
Bernt
la Farge
Norman
Soldiers Grove
John Kinstad
John Kinstad Stoddard, Wis. — John Kinstad, 82, of Stoddard
Oscar Bakken
Stoddard
Gilbertson- Leland
Coon Valley
Albert Mattheis
Oak Grove
la Crosse
Mr. Kinstad
Merrill
Ole Kinstad
Emma lLoitz
Red Dot Potato Chip Co
Bike Licenses Sold on Wednesdays in Onalaska
Onalaska city officials announce bicycle licenses will be sold on Wednesdays. Licenses available 10 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the city office under Clerk Donald Huggett. Meanwhile in Minneapolis William Duffy 77 a former Houston County resident died Sunday June 17 at Minnesota Soldiers Home. He served in World War I and is survived by siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Moscow
Stalin
Khrushchev
U.S
NATO
West Europe
Brezhnev
Onalaska
Wis
Donald Huggett
Minneapolis
William Duffy
Houston County
Minnesota Soldiers Home
Harry
East Troy
Francis
la Crosse
Mabel E. McKenna
Huntington Park
Calif
Births Reported Across Hospitals with Names and Dates
A birth notice listing multiple families across Lutheran Hospital Saint Francis Hospital Memorial Hospital and Veterans Memorial Hospital notes June birth dates for newborns including Lisa Marie Angela Kristine Deborah JoAnn and twin sons. Parents and addresses accompanying each entry are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis. Memorial Hospital
Lisa Marie
Orville Hagen
Hixton
Lynda Jarstad
Angela Kristine
Kris Hagen
Nancy Cligney
Deborah JoAnn
David Conrad
Melrose
Janice Nelson
Solon Blames Oil Firms For Phoney Fuel Crisis
Wisconsin state senator Ernest Keppler accuses major oil companies of a hoax to curb independent fuel retailers, raise prices, and drive the Trans Alaska pipeline. He questions the shortage amid Vietnam War fuel use and notes new service stations opening despite a crisis claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Madison
Wis
Ernest Keppler
R-Sheboygan
Keppler
Detroit
Cambodia
Budget impasse on technical college funding and aid distribution
Lawmakers near a stalemate over funding for technical college districts. Under Lucey’s plan the state would reimburse districts taking in students from others, a shift from districts paying tuition. Dale Cattanach notes Milwaukee nets about 345000 yearly from inbound students versus 35000 outflow. Earl reports agreement on state role in equalizing school aid receipts, but disagreement on amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucey
Dale Cattanach
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Milwaukee
Earl
Local couples plan June marriages in Melrose and Black River Falls area
Licenses issued for William M. Robare III and Connie Jo Ruhter of Melrose to marry June 23. Terry Millis and Peggy Stewart of Black River Falls to marry June 23. Orville Stensven of Ettrick and Mildred Sheffer of Black River Falls to marry June 23. Mark Janicki of Neillsville and Jane Bowen of Black River Falls to marry June 23. Walter Waller of Merrillan and Laura Chandler of Alma Center to marry June 23. Allan Hawley of Merrillan and Theresa Peterson to marry June 23. Paul D. Olson and Judy Boettcher of Taylor to marry June 30. James Lisowski of Arcadia and Sandra Hanson of Whitehall to marry in June. Jimmy L. Gunderson of Strum and Jo Ann Pientek of Independence to marry June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
William M. Robare III
Connie Jo Ruhter
Melrose
Terry Millis
Peggy Stewart
Orville Stensven
Ettrick
Mildred Sheffer
Donald Boyen
Caddott
Roberta Vandervort
Mark Janicki
Neillsville
Jane Bowen
Walter Waller
Merrillan
Laura Chandler
Alma Center
Allan Hawley
Theresa Peterson
Paul D. Olson
Judy Boettcher
Taylor
Whitehall
James Lisowski
Arcadia
Sandra M. Hanson
State shifts school funds. wealthier districts taxed for poorer areas
Wisconsin budget talks show a plan to shift school funding burdens with wealthier districts paying more to support poorer districts. A 3-3 deadlock blocked removing two state technical college teacher certification board positions and nullifying a driver education coordinator post. Earl's hunting fee reform won 5-1, doubling nonresident licenses. Residents’ fee cuts were rejected, offset by higher nonresident charges. The plan would raise license revenue, with a projected $4.7 million gain for 1973-75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Technical College
Earl
Conference
Department of Natural Resources
Wisconsin
Hollander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Midwest
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
A ‘Ae
Great Lakes Region
Appalachian Mountains
Plains States
South
Mideast
Egypt
Linda Jeffrey
John Schmaltz
Valley Road
Dorothy C. Hall
Jeffrey C. Amundson
Liberty St
Clarissa Reynolds
St. Francis Hospital
William G. Johnson
Victory St
Victoria A. Witt
Robert A. Daffinson
Galesville
Wanetta A. Scherz
Dennis Shawley
Caroline St
Lorna Davidson
Gary Larson
12Th Ave. S
Anne Karjalainen
Jeffrey Osterhout
Patricia Duffy
Ronald Ranweiler
State Road
Rosemary Mallak
Waukon
Iowa Veterans Memorial Hospital
Gary Ward
Donald Storms
St. Olaf
Donald Halverson
Waterville
Norman Payne
Lansing
Gary Landsgard
Decorah
Dean Bechtel
Weathermate
Roeing
Main ST
Harborview
Jimmy L. Gunderson
Strum
Jo Ann M. Pientek
Independence
la Crosse Tribune
Jack Goetz
Department
Assembly
Seif T. Mahlum
Sue Walter
O Pak Pepsi
Mrs. Gideion Marken
Margi Nutt
Art Armstrong
Bernice Lamke
Pepsi
6Th & King
Tena Amera
Numsen TV
Tee
Wee Eayey
Kelvinator
Ial
Omair
Icers Bus and
Ison, Ator
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!