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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1967

Page

2

148 Communist soldiers slain in Vietnam clashes

South Vietnamese paratroopers and South Korean marines reported 148 Communist deaths after ground sweeps. U S. air missions focused on supply lines while Hanoi Haiphong region weather limited operations. A Chinook helicopter rescued troops amid a blown armored vehicle near Dinh Tuong Province.

George McArthur Saigon Vietnam U. S North Vietnam Hanoi - Haiphong Phu Yen U.S Dinh Tuong Red River Valley Hanoi-Haiphong Navy Air Force Panhandle Hanoi

Population Control Key To World Peace in UN View

Narasimhan, an Indian UN official, spoke at La Crosse State University on population control as a path to global peace. He urged greater international cooperation, clearer benefits of smaller families, and expanded food production and private capital to poorer regions. He noted India’s progress, warned of famine risks, and called for grassroots involvement in planning and aid.

Chakravarthi V. Narasimhan India United Nations U Thant la Crosse State University Europe United States Narasimhan America Ford Foundation Asia Africa Latin International Bank U.N U.N. General Assembly

Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rises to 452 Across State

The Wisconsin highway death toll climbed to 452, surpassing last year’s count. The report itemizes multiple fatal crashes across counties including Buffalo, Rock, Eau Claire, Washington, Richland, Milwaukee, Shawano, Outagamie, and others. It notes several young victims and fatalities from vehicle rollovers and collisions.

Plane Tips Leaves Rockland Man Hurt In Sparta Landing

SPARTA Wis Richard Jones 20 of Rockland escaped with minor injuries after a light plane he piloted forced landed on the Ernest Erickson farm on the south edge of Sparta at 7 20 p m Sunday. He was en route from Rockland to Angelo Airport when engine trouble forced the crash landing. The plane nosed over and he suffered a bruised elbow.

Sparta Wis Richard Jones Rockland Ernest Erickson Jones Angelo

Weather update for Lacrosse and vicinity

Weather forecast notes chance of thunderstorms and warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday. Southerly winds 8 to 15 mph tonight, with lower 60s tonight and high 80s to mid 80s Tuesday. Wisconsin Minnesota and OVA regions show showers or thunderstorms possible tonight and Tuesday with continued warmth. River forecast for Mississippi shows levels near highs with values listed for Winona La Crosse Prairie du Chien and surrounding points.

Lacrosse Wisconsin Minnesota Ova Winona C.P LA Crosse Lensing Web Thurs Pr. du Ch

Summit hinges on keeping conflicts in bounds amid tense talks

Kosygin and Johnson left Glassboro with no major breakthroughs yet they signaled intent to curb disputes to reduce nuclear war risk. Kosygin pressed Israeli rollback and Vietnam accusations while Johnson urged direct dialogue and broader peace efforts. Johnson warned meetings alone won’t make peace though eye to eye talks aid understanding.

Kosygin Johnson Middle East U.S Vietnam Soviet Union Glassboro Washington

Assembly Clashes Over Traffic Safety Measures

The Assembly stalls over Gov Knowles omnibus traffic safety bill. It rejects his proposed statewide 21 minimum drinking age and mandatory intoxication tests for drunk drivers, though he would sign a safety measure without them. Disputes remain on vehicle inspection and retesting before license renewals.

Assembly Warren P. Knowles Knowles

Weekend guests include Bak kum and James in Eau Claire

Weekend visitors at Mrs. Nellie Hole's home on Rose Street were Mr. and Mrs. Baron Bakkum of Waukegan Illinois, Donald Bakkum and Fay James of Eau Claire, staying with their aunt at 730 Rose Street.

Baron Bakkum Waukegan Ill Donald Bakkum Fay James Eau Claire Nellie Hole Rose St

Man Given Probation In Fraud Case

A La Crosse man Sed ley Howard 28 pleaded guilty in County Court to participating in an attempted fraud against an insurance company. Judge Leonard F Roraff withheld sentence and placed him on probation to the Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare for 112 years the maximum, plus a $105 fine and costs. He was ordered to cooperate with a county guidance clinic and had to pay the fine.

la Crosse Leonard F. Roraff Sedley Howard State Road Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare Huwald Patrick Doyle Asst. Dist. Atty Seth Stoltz Joseph S. Murphy Wedgewood Drive Stoltz

Pasarell Upsets Santana In Wimbledon Opener

Unseeded Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico defeated defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain in four sets 10-8 6-3 2-6 8-6 in the Wimbledon opening round, marking the first time a reigning Wimbledon champion lost in the first round.

Wimbledon England Charles Pasarell Puerto Rico Manuel Santana Spain

Summit's Ladies Relax At N J Seaside House

In New Jersey the wife of Governor Hughes hosts Ludmilla Gvishiani, daughter of Soviet Premier Kosygin, at a seaside retreat with Lyndon Johnson and family nearby. The visit includes a luncheon, tours of the Hughes home, and gifts such as a gold wrist watch and books. Security blocks park access as the party tours the Jersey shore area.

Lyndon Johnson Alexei Kosygin Ludmilla Gvishiani Island Beach N.J Island Beach State Park New Jersey Alexei N. Kosygin Richard J. Hughes Kosygin Ludmilla A. Gvishiani

Beebe Family Doctor County Informal Sparta Legacy

Dr Beebe long time Sparta resident and St Marys Hospital staff member from 1903. He led nonsectarian courthouse song services for 37 years and sung at community events with his daughter. Survived by children, foster son, sister, and numerous grandchildren. preceded in death by daughter Helen Davlin.

St. Mary’s Hospital Sparta University of Wisconsin Sparta Barbershoppers Beeike Claire van Antwerp Cora Blakeslee DeWitt C. Beebe John Elizabeth) Omirnik Claire Ruth) van Antwerp E. A Louise) Searing Orville Evenson Waunakee Alice Beebe Helen Davlin

Stock Quotations From La Crosse and Wisconsin Funds

Financial page item lists bid/ask quotes for La Crosse Cooler Boston Fund Chemical Fund Eaton & Howard Bal Fidelity Manhattan Mass. Inv. Tr. Mass. Inv. Gr. National Investors Puritan Fund Central Wis. Mtr. Wisconsin Fund with various price ranges and fund names.

la Crosse la Crosse Teleph Bid Pyroil Co., Inc Boston Fund Chemical Fund Eaton & Howard Bal Eaton & Howard Fidelity Fund Manhattan Fund Mass. Inv. Tr Mass. Inv. Gr National Investors Puritan Fund Central Wis Wisconsin Fund

Floating Light Bulbs Mystify Memphis

Thousands of colored bulbs float on McKellar Lake in Memphis ranging from large to tiny sizes. Waterfront director Ed Landers estimates at least 20,000 bulbs, prompting an investigation by waterfront officials and a local lamp plant manager.

Memphis, Tenn McKellar Lake Ed Landers Memphis

Soviet sees emergency session to hide Arab betrayal

Foreign Minister Nesti Nasi told a 122 nation assembly that Kosygin’s government stabbed the Arab countries in the back and that the progressive peoples were indignant at the friendly meetings with Johnson. He called Soviet aid to the Arabs a vast fraud.

Soviet Union General Assembly Johnson Nesti Nasi Assembly Kosygin Middle East

Forger Sentenced To Up To 3 Years In Wisconsin

An Onalaska resident, Jerry C. Stevens, 23, was sentenced in La Crosse County Court to up to three years in Green Bay Reformatory for check forgery. Judge Leonard F. Roraff cited a prior record including burglary and theft and noted a failed effort to place him in County Jail under the Huber Act for work and restitution.

Onalaska la Crosse Green Bay Reformatory Leonard F. Roraff Jerry C. Stevens Asst. Dist. Atty Seth Stoltz Stevens Alan Cole Iowa Green Bay Roroff

Injured Youths Return To School After Crash

One of two youths injured in a late afternoon crash near La Crosse is to be returned to the State Training School for Boys in Red Wing Minnesota. David Tutewahl 17 Cannon Falls Minnesota was released from St Francis Hospital Friday evening. The driver Walter Nelson 17 La Crescent an escapee from Red Wing remains in St Francis Hospital. Nelsons sister Kathleen Nelson 18 of 804 Cass St was in critical condition Monday in Lutheran Hospital with head injuries and leg wounds. The car they rode in was stolen in Red Wing and crashed while being chased by a La Crosse police officer.

Red Wing Minn la Crosse David Tutewahl Cannon Falls St. Francis Hospital Walter Nelson la Crescent Nelson Kathleen Nelson Cass St Lutheran Hospital

Child on Trike Hurt When Struck by Car

A Shelby town child sustained a head cut when the trike he rode was struck by a car shortly before 1 p.m. Sunday. Kenneth Scheid took his son Steven to Lutheran Hospital after the accident in front of the Scheid home. The car was driven by Nestor S. Pastor, 52, of 1071 Shorewood Drive.

Waukesha County Duane Beckett Edgerton Rock County Terry Sabin Eau Claire Kelly Becker Hartford Highway 167 Richfield Washington County Shelby la Crosse County Kenneth Scheid Shorewood Drive Steven Lutheran Hospital Scheid Nestor S. Pastor

Chicago Market Reports Steady Prices Across Commodities

Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady with unchanged wholesale buy prices. Grain shows No 2 hard wheat at 1.60, No 2 red at 1.54. corn 1.38. oats 0.777. soybeans 2.88. soybean oil 7.68. Potatoes arrivals total 483 shipments Friday and 294 Saturday plus 34 Sunday, best market steady while other types dull. California long whites 3.00-3.35, round reds 3.50-4.00, Arizona round reds 3.65. older supplies scarce.

Ryder Systems Scott Paper Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Sperry Rand Calif. Standard Oil Standard Oil Ind Swift Texaco U.S. Steel Universal Oil Westinghouse Electric White Motors Woolworth Dow Jones Eass Marshall CO Asisso Securities Dealers, Inc Chicago Grain Chicago USDA U.S California Arizona

Senate Finance Committee OKs Debt Ceiling Rise to 358 Billion

The Senate Finance Committee swiftly approved raising the national debt limit to 358 billion dollars and sent the bill to the Senate floor by voice vote. House earlier approved the permanent limit. action must finish before a July 4 recess. Prime business remains National Teachers Corps funding at 135 million over three years, with 90 percent federal financing.

Washington Senate Finance Committee John J. Williams Senate Johnson House Congress National Teachers Corps

Onalaska Youths Hurt In Prairie Du Chien Crash

A La Crosse man Oscar Swennes and two Onalaska youths Ronald Renwick and Bruce Blancher were injured in a one car crash on Plum Creek Road north of Waureka. Swennes and Blancher were treated then released. Renwick remained in hospital with facial lacerations and an eye injury in fair condition awaiting ophthalmology exam.

Prairie DU Chien Wis la Crosse Onalaska Plum Creek Waureka Crawford County Sheriff’s Office Oscar Swennes S. 7Th St Swennes Ronald Renwick Bruce Blancher Blancher Kenwick Lutheran Hospital Lutheran

Police and Ambulance Reports from Lynn and Racine

On June 24 at 10 54 a m a vehicle with Geo Vaughn sixteen from Racine headed to St Francis Hospital after twisting an ankle while drilling with Racine Color Guard. Roger Schmitz twenty nine from 925 Pine Street was taken to St Francis Hospital for illness at 6 54 p m. June 25 Kerry Sanders twenty four of 2328 Winnebago Street was transported to St Francis Hospital for illness.

Aquinas High School Lynn Geovaughn Racine St. Francis Hospital Roger Schmitz Pine St Kerry J. Sanders Winnebago St

man appointed to Wisconsin Council on Natural Beauty

Oswald Johnson of Black River Falls, 55, was named to the Wisconsin Council on Natural Beauty today by Gov. Warren P. Knowles. He succeeds Mrs. W. C. Burtness of Bayfield in the appointment announced from Madison.

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