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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1973

Page

2

Wintry Weather Slows Flooding Of State Rivers

The return of wintry weather in Wisconsin slowed flooding as less precipitation fell and upstream melt slowed. About 20 families evacuated at Prairie du Chien as the Mississippi River rose toward 19 feet with a 19 foot crest forecast. Roads remained closed in multiple counties while a few towns reported water damage and residents returned to homes in New London.

Wisconsin Michigan Prairie du Chien Fremont Waupaca Wolf River Roger Schmeldt Schmeldt New London Outagamie Shipcton Leeman Nichols Bear Creek Waupaca County U.S Clintonville Iowa County Clyde Avoca Sauk City Spring Green Sauk County la Crosse Lone Rock Madison Eau Claire Milwaukee Pewaukee Ashland Eagle River Superior Baldwin Park Falls Wausau Green Bay Winona C.P Dakota T.W Lansing Tremaleau Dody Black Galesville West Salem Ma Root Kickapoo Sieube

Court Continued Reveals Altercation Over Gun

The defendant allegedly forced Yunk to walk backward and swung a rifle at an officer, striking him. Yunk alleged he shot Johnson in the upper left leg with a .38 revolver and disarmed him. A .308 rifle found empty. Johnson treated at Lutheran Hospital then sent to County Jail. Gallagher also treated for facial injuries.

Yunk Sheriff Department Johnson Lutheran Hospital

River Run Up the Saigon River in 1966 Upstream Map

The account traces a descending mile survey from Saigon’s floating restaurant to Mile 49 as Vietnam era patrols guard the river. The Baton Rouge Victory ran aground on August 23 1966 at Dead Man's Bend after a mine blew the engine room, killing seven sailors.

Vung Tau Saigon Siesta South Vietnam Baton Rouge Mile 14 Charlie Country Moon River Nha Be Jennings Coconut Bay Lang Saigon River Pilots Association

Fishing gear stolen from boat and other thefts reported

Mrs Otto Erickson reported The La Crosse police five fishing reels four rods two boat cushions and two motor wires stolen from a boat in the yard valued at about 103 dollars. Other thefts include 24 16foot 2 by 4s taken from Joseph Tooleys property and a five dollar billfold with sixty dollars from a laundry cart. The La Crosse Stamp Club meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Community Center with an auction.

Otto Erickson S. 17Th St la Crosse Joseph Tooley Gillette St Judith Vanus S. 4Th St State St Stamp Club la Crosse Community Center Denton St

Two Women Hurt In Separate Car Accidents

Janet Kessler, 42, of 1431 George St, treated and released from St Francis Hospital after a two car crash on St Cloud Street involving a Bullock car and a Loomis vehicle. Alma Zahn, 59, of 1110 Cedar Road, suffered lip and mouth cuts when her car hit a parked vehicle and pushed it into another on State Road near 31st Street. Police report a March 18 incident sending Susan Barry to Lutheran Hospital with illness.

Janet Kessler George St St. Francis Hospital Mary Gullock Losey Blvd. S Peter Loomis Lakeshore Drive St. Cloud Street Alma Zahn Cedar Road David Wilson S. 15Th St State Road 31St Street John Holter S. 9Th St

Presidents who clashed with Congress over executive privilege

A historical survey shows at least ten presidents including Washington, Jefferson, Jackson and Nixon arguing for privilege. It traces cases from 1796 to 1954, noting refusals to release correspondence, letters, or documents, courtroom mentions, and the evolving balance between executive and legislative access.

Washington Congress Nixon John W. Dean III Senate Judiciary Committee L. Patrick Gray III FBI George Washington Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson John Tyler Ulysses S. Grant Grover Cleveland William Howard Taft Herbert Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt Dwight D. Eisenhower House John Jay England James Madison Senate Jefferson Aaron Burr Burr James Wilkinson Marshall Jackson United States Bank Tyler Grant Cleveland Franklin Roosevelt Justice Department Naval Affairs Committee Attorney General Eisenhower Defense Department Executive Branch

Two Die On Wisconsin Highways Weekend Toll

Wisconsin kept pace with the prior year’s record traffic fatalities as two more deaths were reported. Russell Schultze Jr., 33, of Horicon, died when his car left Wisconsin 26 south of Burnett in Dodge County. Susan Terzynski, 21, of Rhinelander, died Friday night in a crash on an icy Interstate 90 94 Wisconsin River bridge in Columbia County.

Associated Press Wisconsin Russell Schultze Jr Horicon Burnett Dodge County Susan Terzynski Rhinelander Wisconsin River Columbia County

POWs Reunited as 26 Return from Pacific Flight

Twenty six American prisoners of war fly home fromClark Air Base in the Philippines aboard two C141 StarLifter planes. Maj. Floyd J. Thompson, the longest held POW, awaits a reunion with his nine year old son born after his capture. Other evacuees include diplomat Philip W. Manhard and Navy Lt Cmdr. Robert J. Flynn. Additional POWs head to medical exams and welcomes across U.S. bases from California to Maryland.

Kris Liljeholm Associated Press Pacific Army Floyd J. Thompson Clark Air Base Philippines Philip W. Manhard McLean U.S Navy Robert J. Flynn Colorado Springs Colo Hanoi California Maryland Air Force William W. Butler San Rafael Calif Travis Air Force Base Leo T. Profiler Palo Alto Camp Lejeune N.C Jerry W. Marvel Maj. Thompson Hudson Mass Clark Thompson Quang Tri Province

Security Seminar Conferee Packets and World Affairs Lectures

Dr. Robert Steuck announces conferee packets available at the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce containing outlines readings and materials for the World Affairs Lectures at Viterbo College Fine Arts Center Auditorium in April 2013. Attendees may earn a diploma by meeting half the sessions and may attend at no cost. packets move to the Viterbo center March 30 with pickup March 30 to April 1. Around 4200 pounds of seminar equipment were unloaded at La Crosse Airport from an Air Force C130 including projectors maps charts packets and books.

Robert Steuck Vine St National Security Seminar Greater la Crosse Viterbo College Fine Arts Center Steuck Viterbo Fine Arts Center Chamber Air Force The la Crosse

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