Brezhnev Begins Talks With Pompidou In Paris
In Paris Brezhnev opens two day talks with Georges Pompidou amid plans for a possible January chairmanship of a proposed super East West summit. France signals its sovereignty on defense and questions any nuclear arms limit steps during the discussions.
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Pompidou
Paris
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Georges Pompidou
United States
Nixon
France
Helsinki
Finland
Washington
Deadline Nears For Interstate Fair Entries
The 1973 La Crosse Interstate Fair runs July 17 to 22 with a June 29 deadline for open class and junior entries. 4 H and youth groups may enter through the University Extension office in the courthouse, La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Douglas Transtad
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Senate panel backs Kelley to head the FBI
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City police chief as FBI director with no dissent. Nixon had nominated Kelley on June 8 after withdrawing L Patrick Gray III following his Watergate disclosure. Kelley brings 12 years as police chief and 21 years FBI service.
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Kelley
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
J. Edgar Hoover
Gray
Kansas City
FBI
Hoover
White House
William D. Ruck
Weather pattern and political turf war intersect in state brief
Wisconsin and Minnesota Iowa forecast warn of cooler air with showers and storms through Tuesday night into Wednesday. Elsworth elshaus, ex EPA head, acts as FBI chief interim. Kelley nomination faces Judiciary Committee hearing with mixed opposition over police brutality claims from Bruce Watkins and J Nelson Thompson. David R Hardy supports Kelley claiming a unanimous commission found him effective.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Elshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
FBI
Kelley
Judiciary Committee
Bruce R. Watkins
J. Nelson Thompson
Kansas City
Watkins
Martin Luther King Jr
David R. Hardy
Two to Be Named to Sawyer Board
James Krause to succeed himself as Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium Board chair and Mrs Signe Schroeder to replace Burl Holzer will be submitted to the Common Council at a 7 p.m. special tavern license meeting. Krause and Schroeder were nominated at a June 7 aldermen caucus. Holzer, on the board since 1961, was not reappointed.
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James Krause
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Signe Schroeder
Burl Holzer
Common Council
Krause
Schroeder
la Crosse
Holzer
Records Police Ambulance City June 23 to Krazy K Bar
Police and ambulance reports list multiple incidents from June 23 to June 24 including transfers to St Francis and Lutheran Hospitals. Names ages and addresses include Clifford Cooke Linda Dobbs Elizabeth Dawes Bonnie Thornd Stacey Hanson La Verne Fredrickson Thelma Overgaard Charles Starks Maude Newcomb and Peter Schroeder with causes such as illness injuries falls and a cat attack.
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Krazy K Bar
Hagar St
Clifford Cooke
la Crescent
St. Francis Hospital
Linda Dobbs
Moore St
Elizabeth Dawes
Liberty St
Bonnie Thornd
S. 4Th St
Lutheran
Stoddard Hotel
4Th
State St
Thelma Overgaard
S. 15Th St
Ed Phillips and Son Distributing Corp
South
East Aves
Charles Starks
St. Peter, Minn
Lutheran Hospital
Maude Newcomb
West Ave. N
Dean testifies on Watergate wiretaps and cover up
Former presidential lawyer Dean tells Senate panel that the wiretapping at Democratic HQ began within two days of the June 17 1972 burglary. He says he acted on instructions from Hal Deman Ehrlichman and others and should have stopped the plans earlier. He discusses motives and says he remains steadfast in his statements.
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Senate
Haldeman
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Dean
Watergate
Watergate Committee
Prairie Police Radioman Dies in Prairie du Chien
Russell James Robejsek 53, Prairie du Chien police radio operator and WWII veteran, died Monday after an apparent heart attack while fishing. Services set for Wednesday at St. John's Church with military rites by the local honor guard. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. calling hours start Tuesday after 3 p.m.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Russell James Robejsek
Robejsek
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lavern Timmerman
Calvary Cemetery
Ottoson-Garrity
Eugene
Open negotiations clash over meetings and chairmanships
In La Crosse during caucus talks the board and LEA clash over open meetings ground rules chairing duties and tape recorders. McLain and Hanson seek procedural limits while LEA demands access to resource persons and fuller post meeting releases.
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Blanchard
the Tribune
McLain
LEA
Hanson
James Bertram
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Eugene Balts
James Wais
Ernest Eggett
Thieves Return Part Of Loot In La Crosse
Five La Crosse boys aged 11 to 15 were arrested for porch theft at 515 North 11th Street. They returned two nonfunctional fishing poles after discovering they did not work. Police say eight packs of empty pop bottles and four cans of spray paint were also taken. A 15 year old was arrested for stealing a bicycle from 1621 Main Street.
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LEA
Wais
WWTI
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
Viterbo College
la Crosse
McLain
William O'Connell
N. 11Th St
Robert Sherer
Main St
Sherer
Viterbo College Receives $5000 Grant
Rep Vernon Thomson announces Viterbo College has been awarded a 5000 dollar grant for its College Work Study Program. This follows an earlier 98095 dollar grant from the U S Office of Education and the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare under the National Direct Student Loan program.
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Viterbo College
Vernon Thomson
U.S. Office of Education
U.S. Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare
Theft reports include boat cover and garage items in La Crosse
Kenneth Gorman reported his $75 canvas boat cover stolen from Pettibone Boat Club. John Ghelfi said a $40 radio was taken from his porch. Richard Boehlke reported a starter gun, a box of shells and a tackle box and contents from his garage, total loss $49.
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Kenneth Gorman
R. J. Stoddard
la Crosse
Pettibone Boat Club
John Ghelfi
Avon St
Richard Boehlke
St. Andrew St
Sentencing Delayed In Conduct Case In Wisconsin
A rural Onalaska man, Paul R. Mahlum, 25, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property in La Crosse County Court. Judge Toepel held the case open to allow Mahlum to consult with Alcoholics Anonymous and to discuss restitution to Alvin Waldenberger for car damage estimated at 25 dollars, with suspicion of sand in the engine.
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Onalaska
la Crosse County
Eugene Toepel
Paul R. Mahlum
Mahlum
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dist
Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Alvin Waldenberger
Holmen
North Central Planning Unit Created In State
Gov. Patrick Lucey announced the creation of the North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission to curb disordered growth in Adams Forest Juneau Langlade Lincoln Marathon Oneida Portage Vilas and Wood counties. The new agency shifts five counties from the Central Wisconsin commission and will have three members from each county with governor and county board appointments.
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Wis
North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
Patrick Lucey
Adams
Forest
Juneau
Langlade
Lincoln
Marathon
Oneida
Portage
Vilas
Wood
Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
Central Commission
North Central Agency
Defender To Handle Holmen Man's Case
A Holmen youth, 18 year old Randy W. Harter, faces charges of removing a car from a garage without paying a repair bill and contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl. He appeared in La Crosse County Court with a $100 bond and a public defender appointed. He had been arrested on a warrant in Michigan after failing to appear in court on the charges. The complaint cites a June 11 incident involving supplying beer to the 15 year old and a prior garage theft at 304 S 8th Ave in Onalaska connected to Larry S. Fiers who holds a $450 lien on the car for a new engine.
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Holmen
Randy W. Harter
la Crosse County
Eugene Toepel
Dist
Burleigh Randolph
Harter
St. Joseph
Mich
la Crosse
Michigan
S. 8Th Ave
Onalaska
Larry S. Fiers
Hickory St
Proxmire Ride Here Wednesday
Thomas Pattison, home secretary for U S Sen William Proxmire, will be at the downtown Post Office building Wednesday with office hours 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm to hear problems seeking assistance. Also noted: incidents include a car fire causing wiring damage on West Avenue and Market, water damage from a broken pipe at Avon Street, and smoke in an apartment from a stove burner on Maple Drive.
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Thomas Pattison
U.S
William Proxmire
D-Wis
West Avenue
Market
Delores Adams
R. 3
Onalaska
Avon St
Maple Drive
IGA Advertising Supplement Promised With Newspaper
Circulation Dept offers complete paper delivery if the IGA advertising supplement is not received.
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la Crosse Tribune
IGA
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