Three students killed in Guatemala protest clash
Police fired submachine guns and pistols at a student march toward the government palace in Guatemala City killing three university students and wounding 19. A witness described police firing into the crowd as the march moved from the university to 11th Street, amid a state of alarm and censorship orders by President Castillo Armas.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guate-mala
L1th Street
6Th Avenue
Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arbenz
Soldier from La Crosse Serves in Germany
M. Sgt. Billy R. Swartz of La Crosse Wisconsin recently took part in a field training exercise with the 1th Airborne Division in Augsburg Germany. Swartz a platoon sergeant with Company A 503d Infantry Regiment entered the Army in 1949 and previously stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. He holds the Bronze Star Medal the Purple Heart and the Combat Infantryman Badge. His wife Beverly accompanies him in Germany.
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Augsburg
Germany
Billy R. Swartz
Raymond C. Swartz
Liberty St
la Crosse
Wis
Lth Airborne
Swartz
Co. A
503D
Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
Beverly
Northwest Turn Toward Atomic Power Eyed By Utilities
Pacific Northwest utilities study nuclear plants as a long term option while facing water supply concerns and rising demand. Delays at Chief Joseph Dam and a looming U S Canada deadlock on Mica Creek storage shape near term plans.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
New Mexico
Westinghouse
Chief Joseph Dam
Columbia River
L. E. Karrer
Puget Sound Power & Light
Byron L. Price
Bonneville Power Administration
Northwest
Jack D. Stevens
Puget Sound Utilities Council
Columbia Basin
Mica Creek
Columbia
Canada
Stevens
United States
U. S
U. S. State Department
Karrer
Direct Talks On German Unity Urged
Senator Flanders urged direct negotiations between West Germany and Moscow for German reunification in a Senate speech. He proposed Adenauer ask Russia to release East Germany in exchange for a united neutral Germany. He warned rearmament clashes with Allied fears and questioned Soviet motives. Fossil flowering plants in Colorado dated 165 million years old per National Geographic Society.
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Washington
Sen
Flanders
R-Vt
West Germany
Moscow
Senate
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
East Germany
Germany
Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Colorado
National Geographic Society
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Rates
Editorial and production staff listed for the La Crosse Tribune with contact info. Subscription rates shown for home delivery and mail within 75 miles, 75 to 150 miles, and outside 150 miles.
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the Tribune
Lee
Associated Press
AP News
Tribune
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
Uranium Industry Sees Big Players Enter Market
Denver reports a shift as oil and copper firms invest in uranium deposits and mills. About 12 mills now, with plans to double in two years, mean high costs for small operators. Colorado officials forecast record mining in 1965 and sustained demand as the AEC plans to buy uranium through 1966 at about eight dollars per pound.
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Denver
Sam
West
Walter E. Scott, Jr
Colorado
Scott
Robert Palmer
The
Colorado Mining Assn
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Palmer
AEC
Allan Jones
Uranium Market Shifts Toward Commercial Demand
A Grand Junction Corp. office manager notes rising demand for vanadium by commercial users and suggests miners should secure good prices for both uranium and vanadium. He explains that all U.S. uranium goes to the AEC at Grand Junction before moving underground for strategic reasons, with a planned transition to a commercial market as industrial demand grows.
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Fice
Grand Junction Corp
AEC
Grand Junction
Commission
House to Vote Next Week on Postal Rate Bill
The House will vote next Monday on a bill to raise postal rates by about 430 million dollars. Democratic Leader McCormack opposed the measure but announced the vote plan after Republican Rep. Allen pressed for action on a Rules Committee proposal. The bill would raise the three cent letter rate to four cents and increase charges for newspapers and magazines through the mail.
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McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Rep. Allen
Illinois
Rules
Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Cockroach Used As Research Animal at Toronto Hospital
University of Toronto doctors experiment with cockroaches as a research animal to study preventing arterial hardening. They claim fat content in cockroaches allows measuring cholesterol effects, noting other animals lack sufficient fat. Dr Barbara McLaren reports on denying cholesterol stunts cockroach growth and tests sitosterol as a substitute.
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Toronto
University of Toronto
Barbara McLaren
First Ripe Tomato Grown in La Crosse Garden
Mrs. Mary Bettin Szewczyk reported the first ripe tomato of the season from her La Crosse garden on Monday. The gardener lives at 1705 Badger Street and announcement highlights the milestone in a local update.
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Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Amsterdam
J. Linthorst Homan
Queen Juliana
Margaret
Irene
la Crosse
Mary Bettin Szewczyk
Badger St
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Atomic Power
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King and Cassip
la Crosse Tribune
T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Leeward Lee
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
A. E. Teachout
Ed Keefe
E. L. Burgess
4Th and
Cass Streets
Eve
McCord Jewelers
Fifth Ave
William F. Knowland
Alameda
Calif
U.S. Senate
Robert
Knowland
Red China
United Nations
Oakland
Dean
Doan
ED Sullivan
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Mercury
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