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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1969

Page

2

Bankers Trust chief cites rate rise curbing inflation dangers

Alfred Brittain III, president of Bankers Trust Co., told Congress the initial prime rate hike from 7 to 8 percent helped prevent overrun lending and kept funds available for essential needs including small business. He denied that the rise worsened inflation and noted continued loan demand from brokers and large customers. Kennedy and Patman sparred over inflation policy and potential actions by the president.

Washington (Ap Congress Alfred Brittain III Bankers Trust Co New York Brittain small business/Finance Corporation Wright Patman D-Tex Secretary of the Treasury David M. Kennedy Patman Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago Kennedy Senate Finance Committee Nixon Bankers Trust

Artillerymen Repulse Savage Red Assault Near Tay Ninh

U S forces repulsed a North Vietnamese assault on Firebase Fire near Tay Ninh City as 500 plus troops attacked 15 miles north. The battle, part of wider fighting around Tay Ninh, left 72 enemy dead and U S casualties totaling 15 killed and 48 wounded.

Saigon U.S Tay Ninh City Tay Ninh Ike Ap Bia Iire U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division John M. Wright 101St Airborne Division South Vietnam Louisville, Ky Wausau Wis Man Cao Dai Associated Press Willis Johnson Johnson Phu Khuong 25Th Division

County to form safety commission with 19 members

The safety commission will include the highway safety coordinator and 10 appointees not paid. Ten additional members come from law enforcement, highway, county offices, and select civic groups. The full body must meet at least four times yearly and can form sub committees. Merritt Gibson claims no immediate county cost. Lithium noted as third lightest element.

la Crosse Safety Council County Traffic Police Police Department Board of Public Works County Medical Association Board of Education Wisconsin Highway Commission State Patrol State Cooperative Educational Service Agency Merritt Gibson 4Th Dist

Oshkosh Boy Governor of Badger State

John Junge backer 17 of Oshkosh elected the mock Badger Boys’ State governor. He urged adding a school to study issues and a memorial for former boys’ staters who died in service. Other officers elected Thursday include Lt. Gov Stephen Brenton and Sec. of State Michael Root.

RIPON John Jungebacker Oshkosh Federalist Party Badger Boys

Nixon Talks on Vietnam Policy and domestic issues

President Nixon state of mind remarks cover South Vietnamese elections, Middle East tensions, and four nation talks on arms limits. He predicts talks may begin July 31 to August 15 in Vienna or Geneva. He rejects a unilateral arms freeze and urges new campus remedies for disturbances. He defends Hoover and notes Finch will propose a health post nominee.

Thieu Nixon United States Middle East Soviet Union Britain France Israel Vienna Geneva Congress Washington-Moscow FBI J. Edgar Hoover Martin Luther King Jr Hoover Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Robert H. Finch Finch Boston John Knowles Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Ted White House

Vandals Damage Road Graders Near Kammel Coulee

William Mader of the La Crosse County highway department reported vandals damaged three of four road graders used on Highway 162 near Kammel Coulee Road. A hammer smashed headlights and windows causing at least 200 damage.

Kammel Coulee Road William Mader la Crosse County Sheriff's Office Mader

City fogging routes announced for Friday and Sunday

Fogging crews will operate Friday from the Causeway Boulevard to the north city limits between the east and west city limits. They will operate Sunday from the south city limits to Green Bay Street between the east and west city limits.

Causeway Boulevard North City Limits East South Green Bay Street

Clint Murchison Sr. Oil Magnate Dies at 74

Athens Texas AP Clint Murchison Sr. billionaire oilman died early today in Henderson County Memorial Hospital Athens He had lived at his Henderson County ranch and had been in declining health for years Once one of the world’s richest men his net worth was estimated between 100 and 500 million He built wealth in oil between the world wars and owned diverse interests including railroads publishing buses taxis theaters real estate and fishing gear He was once said to control 115 companies and was known for lavish homes including a Dallas mansion built in 1936 and a 5000 acre ranch in Mexico's Sierra Madre.

Athens Tex Clint Murchison Sr Henderson County Memorial Hospital Henderson County Murchison Dallas Sierra Madre Mexico

County joins Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization

La Crosse County approved joining the Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization to develop an area wide health planning program. The resolution allows applying for a federal planning grant with no county funding requested now. The group, in existence for years, aims to collect data and draw a master plan to improve health facilities and cooperation among public and private entities.

la Crosse County Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization George Jolivette 25Th Dist Thomas Larkin 5Th Dist Alphonse Hammes 31St Dist Health Committee Hammes

Wisconsin Contends For Constitutional Convention

The nation eyes a possible constitutional convention as Wisconsin may become the 34th state to petition Congress. AP notes 33 states already acted, with Dirksen pressing in legislatures to push this long-sought amendatory route. The stakes include a potential constitutional crisis and major debate in Congress.

Washington Wisconsin Congress Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Dirksen House Associated Press

Local incidents report with hospital transfers and injuries

A list of ambulance and police transfers for June covering residents from Debra Olson to James Grayburn. Entries note names ages addresses and injuries or illnesses, with destinations to St Francis Lutheran Grandview or Hutchison Hall for treatment and a bar incident at Blue Tiger Bar.

Debra Olson Gillette St St. Francis Hospital Alvin Miller S. 13Th St Lutheran Hospital Grandview Hospital Waliter Johnson Diagonal Road St. Francis Charles Smith St. Cloud St Randy Secord S. 9Th St 1St. Francis Hospital Blue Tiger Bar Candice Evans Stoddard Hotel Herbert ‘Morey Charles St Leo Bohlman Vine St James Grayburn Holmen

Wisconsin Assembly Backs Plan to Elect Federal Judges

Wisconsin Assembly approved a resolution for a national constitutional convention to amend the U.S. Constitution for popular election of federal judges. The 52-47 vote sent the measure to the Senate amid debate about the Milwaukee 14 case and calls to curb federal judges.

Madison Wisconsin Assembly Senate Congress Washington U.S Myron Gordon Milwaukee Wesley Packard Lodi Gregor Bock Highland Milton McDougal Oconto Falls Lawrence Johnson Algoma Lawrence Kafka Denmark F. James Sensenbrenner Shorewood Sensenbrenner Hanna Radcliffe Alberts Alfonsi Belting Blanchard Bowie Bock Bradley Byers Conradt Froehlich Gee Greider Helgeson Hutnik L. H. Johnson Kaf'ka Kenyon Klicka la Fave Laper Lewison Luckhardt Dougla Mc Essy Martin Merkel Nitschke Nuttelman Olson Packard Parkin Quinn Schneeberg Schowalter Schroeder Schwefel Shabaz Stalbaum Steinhilber Tamms Thompson Tregoning Uehling van Hollen Wackett Weisensel Wilcox Wilger Wing

Assemblyman Submits High School Plan

Wisconsin Assembly proposes letting 16 to 18 year olds attend vocational schools instead of high school. David Martin initiates bill to start July 1970, with eligible students within 30 miles able to contract for credits and transport. State aid goes to the high school district as if enrolled.

Madison Wisconsin Assembly David Martin

Powell Playground Pet Show Attracts Unusual Entries

The first Powell Playground Pet Show on Thursday drew quirky entrants a jeweled termite and an educated chameleon alongside dogs cats rabbits and turtles. Prizes went to Mike Brow best dressed pet Jane Breidel most unusual pet Tammy Kaufman best trained animal Brian Hanson largest reptile Steve McCurdy best of show Susie Fell biggest dog Pat Zoellner smallest dog.

Powell Playground Mike Brow Jane Breidel Tammy Kaufman Brian Hanson Steve McCurdy Susie Fell Pat Zoellner

Milwaukee Family Tragedy At Okauchee Lake

The body of 19 month old Mary Elizabeth Doleschy was found floating in Okauchee Lake in Waukesha County. Officials said the child wandered away during a lake visit and apparently drowned.

Waukesha (Ap Mary Elizabeth Doleschy Richard C. Doleschy Milwaukee Okauchee Lake Waukesha County

Radio Highlights Friday at Cameron Park

Radio schedule notes WLCX at 7 p.m. with milking contest at Cameron Park as main event in a Friday lineup.

Cameron Park

Unseasonably Cold Week With Light Showers Forecast

Temperatures will run about 9 degrees below normal highs and 61 degree normal lows from Saturday through Wednesday. A warmer spell is possible Sunday or Monday, with cooler trends on Tuesday or Wednesday. Precipitation totals around .10 inches in showers expected Monday or Tuesday.

Lacrosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Colleges Set 1 Year Study of Cooperation

The College of St. Teresa and St. Mary's College in Winona Minnesota plan a one year study to gauge cooperation. An ad hoc six member committee including both presidents will lead the effort with Heald Hobson and Associates providing facilitation. Foundations may fund the study with trustees Albert Funk Jr. and Eugene Murphy named among board members.

Winona Minn College of St Heald, Hobson, and Associates Albert Funk Jr la Crosse St. Mary’s College Board of Trustees Eugene Murphy College of St. Teresa

Plant Revamp Sways La Crosse Utilities Plan

Means sippi River flood prompted utility plans. In 1964 the City Plan Commission heard the case for serving Oak Street area. Cattler and Fried stated strong confidence in La Crosse and in serving the community, noting this influenced replacing the existing La Crosse plant. The new facility will be concrete and brick with 36 000 square feet of floor space.

City Plan Commission Oak Street Cattler and Fried la Crosse

Fire calls and hog market report from La Crosse area

Fire department responses include a car fire at 1214 Ferry Street with seat and backrest burned, a false alarm at 1415 Avon Street, and smoke blamed on a shorted refrigerator wire at 1208 South 22nd Drive. Hog and cattle prices rise and market activity noted by Swift & Company Winona with grain quotes from Chicago.

William Buchner Ferry St Avon St Robert Morrison S. 22Nd Drive Swift & Company Winona Minn

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