U.S. Accused of Shipping Arms to South Vietnam
Viet Cong leader Tran Van Tra charged that the United States has shipped armaments into South Vietnam without ceasefire inspection. U.S. officials argued Article 7 allows such shipments pending joint inspection, while Saigon noted risks to Paris talks.
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South Vietnam
United States
Pham Duong Hien
Saigon
Paris
Tra
Woodward
Provisional Revolutionary Government
International Commission of Control and Supervision
U.S
Joint Military Commission
14 Nations Map Plan to End Monetary Crisis
Paris and 13 trading nations agreed on steps to end the monetary crisis and create an orderly currency system. George P. Shultz said the U.S. would review capital flow measures and curb eurodollar deposits as market conditions permit. The group discussed floating exchange rates with occasional central bank guidance to reduce hot money flows.
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Paris
United States
George P. Shultz
The
Treasury
Bundesbank
Four Juvenile Shoplifters Nabbed by La Crosse Police
Four juveniles from Iowa and Wisconsin were arrested for shoplifting at local stores including K mart and F W Woolworths. The incidents involved small item thefts in La Crosse on Thursday morning and afternoon.
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la Crosse
Lansing
Iowa
K-mart
State Road
F. W. Woolworth Co
Champion Auto Supply
Jay St
Weather summary for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
The forecast calls for cloudy and colder conditions in Wisconsin with occasional snow east and south Friday night, then partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and cooler Saturday. Minnesota trends fair to partly cloudy with colder Friday night and warmer Saturday. Iowa shows fair weather west and partly cloudy east Friday night, fair Saturday. Shippers should protect perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse with minimum temperatures up to 6 p.m. of 20 to 30 degrees depending on direction.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Consolidating Health Units Awaits State Action
The La Crosse city and county health departments consolidation awaits state legislative action. A city county committee approved the idea in principle, with Supervisor John Sagen and Health Chairman George Jolivette discussing potential 75 percent state funding and commission governance complexities.
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la Crosse City
John Sagen
George Jolivette
Jolivette
Chordsmen Sing at Rochester Regional Contest Night
The Coulee Chordsmen of La Crosse compete in a regional barbershop contest in Rochester Minnesota directed by Richard Moen. They perform Just a Bundle of Old Love Letters and Brighten Your Life. The La Crosse Bowl quartet also attends the novice contest. Winners advance to Land O Lakes district competition in fall.
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Coulee Chordsmen
la Crosse
Society For Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop
America
Rochester
Minn
Richard Moen
la Crosse Bowl
John Atkisson
Donald Jacobson
William O'Connell
Allan Haeger
Land O'Lakes
Viterbo Fine Arts
China Eyes Path to Peaceful Pacific Ties in U S Talks
The article discusses potential Chinese appointments to Washington and hints at a longer journey toward cooperative U S China relations. It notes speculation about Chiao Kuan-hua Chang Wen-chin and Yeh Chieh-hying, and reports Nationalist diplomats in Washington wary of U S moves, including Mansfield's call to end ties with Taiwan and withdraw forces from Taiwan and Korea.
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United States of America
Pacific
China
Washington Post
Chiao K’uan-hua
Vic
Chou En-lai
Chang Wen-chin
Yeh Chiehying
Washington
United States
Peking
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Taiwan
Island
South Korea
Prairie People Offered Aid In Case Of Flood
As the Mississippi River rises to a crest of 18.5 feet on Wednesday residents in flood prone Prairie Du Chien are offered evacuation help. City crews National Guard trucks and furnishings storage provide support and residents may call police for aid. A separate note reports a stolen $32 battery charger from Philip Strand at 1416 Liberty St.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Mississippi
National Guard
Portage
Steuben
Chippewa
Durand
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Light Snow Returns To State Waters Still Rising On Wolf River
Flooding along the Wolf River in east central Wisconsin continued to rise as colder weather brings light snow. Fremont officials report the river up another inch and a quarter in 12 hours while upstream dam gates opened at Keshena.
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Wolf River
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Roger Schmeldt
Fremont
Keshena
Schmoldt
Partridge Lake
U.S. 10
New London
National Weather Service
Shipcton
Bear Creek
U.S
Clintonville
Rock Falls
Eau Claire
Cornell
Chippewa County
Nixon At A Glance From His News Conference
President Nixon outlined key points on food prices saying households influence purchases more than price controls. He announced David K E Bruce will lead a US liaison office in Peking. He urged restraint from North Vietnam and challenged Senate-White House legal privilege over Dean and Gray testimony. He also planed selling metals from stockpiles to curb price rise.
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Washington
Nixon
China
David K.E. Bruce
Peking
Vietnam
U.S
Senate
Supreme Court
John W. Dean III
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Robbery Suspects From Minnesota Face Wisconsin Prelims
Two Minneapolis men Arthur Derouin 37 and William Desjarlais 27 appeared in La Crosse County Court after waiving extradition from Minnesota. They are charged in the Feb 21 Kwik Trip robbery and have preliminary exams set for March 22 with bonds at 15000 dollars each. A third defendant Jerlyn La Fromboise 28 also Minneapolis was arrested and released on signature bond.
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Minneapolis
la Crosse County
Minnesota
Leonard Roraff
Arthur C. Derouin
William G. Desjarlais
Derouin
Desjarlais
Roraff
Winona
Jerlyn A. la Fromboise
la Fromboise
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Welfare aid inflation increase recommended in La Crosse
La Crosse County Social Services committee recommends a 10 percent inflation boost for special needs grants to welfare recipients. The move responds to demands by the Welfare Rights Organization and awaits state approval. Officials note funds would cover items like stoves and refrigerators. other requests, such as clothing allowances and retroactive payments, were rejected.
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la Crosse County Board Social Services Committee
James Grenisen
18Th Dist
la Crosse Welfare Rights Organization
State District Office
Social Services
Malcolm Johnson
Grenisen
Road Relocation and Annexation Referred by County Boards
An arrangement to relocate Funk Road and annex Hillview from Shelby to La Crosse was sent to two County Board committees, with finance and highway panels to study before reporting back. The plan had prior review by institu tion and property committees, costing 45000 dollars total with 32000 for street and 13000 for storm sewers, split 20000 by the city and 16000 by the county. Fire report notes a March 15 blaze under the hood of a Charles D. Anderson owned car at 3rd and Jay Streets causing considerable damage.
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Funk Road
Hillview
Shelby
la Crosse
Ward Avenue
Park Drive
3Rd and
Jay Streets
Charles D. Anderson
Hood
Carrier notice and newspaper masthead
Public service reminder urging readers to contact their carrier or the office at 782 8040 for delivery issues. Publishes daily with Sunday schedule and office hours. Details include the Tribune address at 435 S 4th St La Crosse Wisconsin and volume 68 number 300.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Restore Research Funds Panel Asked
The Wisconsin Board of Agriculture urged the Joint Finance Committee to restore about 600000 in UW agricultural research funding cut by Gov Lucey. It warned losing another 500000 in federal funds could hinder synthesis work for a DES substitute and raise future food costs.
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Madison, Wis
State Board of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Nixon
Agriculture
Donald Wilkinson
Des
Wilkinson
Keep Bingo As Fun Game Urges Bishop Opposes Legalization
MILWAUKEE AP The Episcopal Bishop Donald H. V. Halleck urges a no vote on a April 3 referendum to legalize bingo for church and club use He warns it would invite professional gambling and mob money, risking corruption and murder. Harris dies at 54 in Hollywood AP Character actor Stacy Harris known for Peyton Place and Broadway later dies of apparent heart attack.
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Episcopal
Donald H. V. Halleck
Wisconsin
Hallock
Milwaukee Churchman
Episcopal Diocese
Halleck
Cosa Nostra
House of God
Hollywood
Stacy Harris
Harris
Leslie Harrington
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