Dean Said Ready To Testify On Nixon Cover Up
A Senate Watergate inquiry source says John W. Dean III will testify next week that President Nixon knew of the cover up. Prosecutors seal dating evidence to show it won’t be used against Dean if he testifies under immunity. Senate hearings postponed until after Brezhnev's visit.
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Senate
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Watergate Committee
Watergate
James Neal
Committee
Senate Committee
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Police and Fire Records from La Crosse Region
Police report June 18 2:21 p.m. Harold Olson injured in fall behind Numsen TV. June 19 4:53 a.m. Clarence Sutherland ill at hospital. Fire: false alarm at Carr and Copeland. rubbish fire in alley with no damage. George Sobkowiak treated and taken to St Francis Hospital. Weather summaries and national notes included.
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Numsen TV
Division
Harold Olson
Ferndale Lane
St. Francis Hospital
Clarence Sutherland
31St St
Fire Department
la Crosse
Carr and Copeland Avenues
Street Projects Approved For Federal Aid
The Wisconsin Division of Highways said the Federal Highway Administration approved aid for reconstructing Green Bay Street from South Avenue to 16th Street and Main Street from 7th to West Avenue. Total cost about 280000 dollars with 140000 federal aid. bids set for next month. Green Bay work to start after water mains are installed by mid August.
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Federal Highway Administration
Green Bay Street
South Avenue
16Th Street
Main Street
7Th
West Avenue
la Crosse
Bernard Mullenbach
Mullenbach
Green Bay
Florist Shop Burglarized and Thefts Reported Nearby
Burglars pried open a second floor filing cabinet at My Florist on Market Street and stole 161.50 from a money bag. Three signed but blank-amount checks from First National Bank were taken. Investigations also cover a Rack Tavern break-in and thefts at Pettibone Bathhouse and a garage on Ferry Street.
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Market St
First National Bank
Gillette St
la Crosse Park
Two Young Men Charged With Marijuana At Sloopy's
Police arrested three men behind Sloopy's at 213 Pearl Street early Tuesday. Mark Robinson 23 of Detroit Randolph Turner 20 of West Salem and Harold Ferguson 20 of Onalaska were tied to marijuana possession. Turner and Ferguson faced charges. Robinson posted bond.
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Sloopy
Black River Memorial Hospital Annual Meeting Date
The annual meeting for Black River Memorial Hospital will take place at 8 p.m. Wednesday June 20 in the hospital conference room.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Black River Memorial Hospital
Astronauts May Meet Nixon Brezhnev
White House plans two options to have Soviet leader Brezhnev and President Nixon greet the Skylab astronauts after their record stay. One plan calls for the meeting aboard the recovery carrier USS Ticonderoga near San Diego, the other has the astronauts fly to San Clemente for a White House gathering. Officials aim for worldwide TV radio coverage to emphasize U S Soviet space cooperation following the astronauts' record 24 day mission.
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Paul Scott Washington
Brezhnev
Nixon
Space
U.S
Russia
White House
Ticonderoga
San Diego
Calif
San Clemente
California White House
Pacific
County Board Debates Supervisor District Boundaries
The board weighs district boundaries amid population totals for La Crosse area regions. Debate centers on polling locations, voting machines, and whether plans cross alderman districts, with objections about South Side representation and census accuracy.
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Shelby
City of
la Crosse
West Salem
Holland
Holmen
Gordon Feinberg
City of la Crosse
Klos
Ferdinand Sontag
4Th Dist
Sontag
Harman
Carroll
U.S
Elizabeth Gundersen
34Th Dist
H. Rupert Theobald
Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau
Minneapolis teen wins Miss Black Minnesota title
Deborah A. Etter, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Etter, won the Miss Black Minnesota pageant held Sunday at the Guthrie Theater and will compete in the Miss Black America contest in August.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Deborah A. Etter
Walter Etter
Guthrie Theater
FDA to Demand Proof of Drug Effectiveness Across Thousands
The FDA, backed by a Supreme Court ruling, will require proof of effectiveness for about 40,000 prescription drugs marketed up to 35 years. As many as 8,000 may be banned for being worthless, reshaping drug reviews and costs in the U.S. pharmaceutical market.
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Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
Peter B. Hutt
FDA
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
U.S
Hutt
High Court
Europe
National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
Argentine Kidnap of Firestone Executive Near Buenos Aires
John Thompson a 55 year old U S citizen working for Firestone Argentina was seized by 10 armed men in five cars as he left the plant about 15 miles south of Buenos Aires. Police note the motive unknown and no ransom is reported. this follows a wave of kidnappings targeting executives in Argentina involving several multinational firms.
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Buenos Aires
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
John Thompson
U.S
Firestone Argentina
Thompson
Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Argentina
International Telephone and Telegraph
Eastman Kodak
Coca Cola
First National Bank of Boston
Ford Motor Co
People’s Revolutionary Army
Ford
Talks Extend as Brezhnev Meets U S Delegations
Brezhnev invites Senate Foreign Relations Committee members to lunch at Blair House then meets Nixon at the White House. talks focus on expanding U S Soviet trade and MFN status while aiming to accelerate SALT talks.
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Congress
Brezhnev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Blair House
White House
Nixon
Soviet Union
U.S
Ziegler
Leonid Zamyatin
Geneva
Moscow
Stolen Stereo Deck and Boat Tank Reported in La Crosse County
Mrs. Kenneth Ebner of West Salem reported a $90 stereo tape deck stolen from her car while parked at J and H Auto Body Shop on Ward Avenue. In a separate incident, Mrs. William Schulz said a boy in a boat took a $25 gasoline tank from her Schulz boat and departed.
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Kenneth Ebner
R. 1
West Salem
la Crosse County
Town Accepts Eau Claire Firm's Bid On Bulldozer
The Onalaska town board accepted the low bid from Northwest Equipment Inc. of Eau Claire for a John Deere crawler dozer to be delivered in June. Other bids came from Pengra Brothers La Crosse Nagle Hart Milwaukee and Bark River Equipment Eau Claire. The town clerk declined to reveal the purchase price. Because the regular meeting fell on July 4 the board moved it to July 5.
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Onalaska
Wis
John Deere
Northwest Equipment Inc
Eau Claire
Pengra Brothers
la Crosse
Nagle- Hart
Milwaukee
Bark River Equipment
Kenneth
Marjorie) Hagel
Holmen
Winona Coed Is Crowned As Miss Minnesota
Joleen Marie Benoit a 19 year old Winona State College sophomore from Farmington won Miss Minnesota 1973 at Austin. She sang Killing Me Softly and accompanied herself on guitar in talent. Runners up were Teri Thompson Dawn LaMotte Charmaine Harkenrider and Cynthia Gauthier.
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Austin, Minn
Minnesota
Joleen Marie Benoit
Farmington
Winona State College
Benoit
Austin
Atlantic City
N.J
Jerome Benoit
Shakopee
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Billing Details
The Tribune prints in La Crosse Wisconsin with offices at 435 S 4th St. It lists staff including K Sanford Goltz John Vik and Kenneth Teachout and notes city carrier pricing at 1.60 every two weeks and a mail subscription rate of 30.00 per year within 75 miles. Subscriptions are payable in advance where carrier or motor routes are not provided.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Giant missing chicken statue baffles Wisconsin sheriff
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wisconsin Jackson County deputies search for a six foot tall five foot long still in place statue after a 200 pound chicken figure vanished from in front of the 400 Club at Millston on Highway 12. Sheriff George Johnson leads the investigation.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson County
George Johnson
400 Club
Millston
Highway 12
Sheriff's Office
Chiropractic Answer on Cure and Nerve Interference
This piece argues chiropractors never claim to cure disease, only remove nerve interference to enable the body's healing. It notes relief depends on nerve involvement and cites conditions like ulcers and hemorrhoids as examples of malfunctions that may respond to care, with referrals when unable to help.
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