Britain offers plan for Northern Ireland Catholics rights
London announces White Paper proposals keeping Northern Ireland in the UK with full civil rights for Catholics and a new 80 member assembly elected by proportional representation. Direct rule ends. Stormont suspended. British troops were deployed as the text notes rising tension and security measures amid historic violence.
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London
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Stormont
Britain
Belfast
House of Commons
White Paper outlines Northern Ireland assembly plan
The document describes a provincial assembly election and a post-election conference among Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Irish republic. It calls for unity against violent minorities and seeks acceptance of Northern Ireland’s current status with possible future change.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Irish Republic
Britain plans a Northern Ireland constitutional settlement
Britain announces a plan to maintain direct rule while setting a new Northern Ireland constitution by March 24 1974. The blueprint envisions power sharing between Protestant majority and Catholic minority with continued British security control amid Protestant protests. IRA warns no solution can lead to repression and death. Army says troop moves protect Catholics and deter the IRA.
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London
Northern Ireland
Britain
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
IRA
Two POWs Reunited With Families After Vietnam Prison
Maj. Paul J. Montague and Marine Sgt. Ronald L. Ridgeway, both once listed as dead, were welcomed back at Camp Pendleton after five years as Viet Cong prisoners. They joined 26 POWs flown from Clark Air Base to U.S. installations as 441 Americans freed since the cease-fire with 146 more planned by March 28.
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Associated Press
Ronald L. Ridgeway
Houston
Tex
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Ridgeway
Mildred
Maj
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Santa Ana
Calif
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Phu Bai
South Vietnam
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Alexander Henderson
Spring Valley
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Enid
Okla
Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Los Angeles
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Margaret
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Vietnam
Welcomers Monday
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Green Beret
Hudson
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Alyce
Police Ambulance and Fire Call Log
Police ambulances ran on March 17 to 9 15 p m for David Rommel 27 of 1316 St James St to St Francis Hospital ill. March 18 1 58 p m Eleanor Hickey 62 of 1009 State to hospital. March 19 3 25 a m Tonia Nichols 15 months 1514 George. March 19 8 25 a m May Brown 85 of 415 Division St to St Francis Hospital illness. Fire department La Crosse March 18 1 p m to 929 S 9th St odor in house found nothing.
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St. James St
St. Francis Hospital
Eleanor Hickey
State St
Tonia Nichols
George St
Trial Continued From Page 1 Accuses Attorneys Of Boosting Publicity
Randolph claims Doyle and Berg took the case for notoriety and publicity. He says Doyle told jurors twice during jury selection he handled the case for free. Staats faces charges tied to the June 18 1971 shooting death of 18 year old Russell W. Smith amid disputed motives.
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Berg
Randolph
Staats
Russell W. Smith
Kane St
Smith
Gray limits access to FBI Watergate files at hearing
Senate hearing reveals Attorney General Kleindienst ordered Gray to restrict access to FBI Watergate files to committee leaders and counsel only Gray testified he would testify only on FBI procedures while the order stands The Bayh led subpoena targets Judith Hoback as relation to leaked interviews and possible departmental leaks
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Washington (Ap
L. Patrick Gray III
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
FBI
Watergate
Gray
Kleindienst
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Judith Hoback
Committee For
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Hoback
West Palm Beach
Fla
Committee
Justice Department
Nixon
Woman Struck By Truck Dies In Rochester
Three Minnesota traffic deaths on Monday raise the state road toll to 142. An elderly Waseca woman, Anna Krueger, 72, died in a Rochester hospital from Saturday injuries after being struck at a Waseca intersection. Lorain Lusian, , but the article notes a Elk River woman and a Green Isle senior also died in separate crashes.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Waseca
Anna Krueger
Elk River
U.S. 169
Sherburne County
Highway Patrol
Green Isle
William E. O’brien
John O’brien
Voter Registration Ends Wednesday in Wisconsin
The 5 p.m. Wednesday deadline applies statewide for the April 3 elections. In La Crosse County registration is described as light, with rules covering new residents spouses and 18-year-olds voting by election day. Local areas La Crosse Onalaska Shelby Medary require registration to vote.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Shirley Tomalka
Onalaska
Shelby
Medary
Car Rifled at Ward Avenue Pizza Hut
Wade Turner of 940 Division St. reported to the La Crosse County Sheriff Saturday that his car was rifled at the Ward Avenue Pizza Hut. Stolen items valued at $175 included a suit case clothing toilet articles flashlight $3 in bills $5 in coins a calendar watch a referee's whistle a uniform shirt and rule books.
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Wade Turner
Division St
la Crosse County
Ward Avenue
Deadline Extended for Airport Fire Gear Certification
The FAA extends La Crosse Airport fire equipment deadline from May 20 to December 1 to meet jet service certification. Fire gear must be operational by Dec 1. a light rescue vehicle costing $17 250 is ordered from Ansul Co Marinette with a second vehicle bid on March 28. Appraisers value Dr Boston's hangar on Fanta Reed Road for station housing.
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la Crosse
James Cote
Ansul Co
Marinette
Aviation Board
Thomas E. Boston
Hillsboro
Dr. Boston
Fanta Reed Road
Senate considers rent controls and wage rule amendments
The Senate debates extending presidential wage price authority and weighs amendments on federal rent controls and mandatory approval of large wage settlements. Senator Proxmire delays floor action awaiting absent votes. Tower contests limits on price disclosure and seeks to shield bakers from wheat cost passes.
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Nixon
Senate
William Proxmire
Dwis
Mire
John Tower
R-Tex
Banking Committee
White House
Tower
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Hathaway
Thomas McIntyre
McIntyre
Cost of Living Council
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Weicker
Indiana Man's Theft Case Continued in Court
An Indiana man appeared Monday in La Crosse County Court on charges of stealing 360 dollars from a French Island home and the case was continued.
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Indiana
la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
Rick L. Ault
Marville
Ind
Ault
Patrick Doyle
Doyle
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Roraff
Lukoff
William Kremer
Nakomis Ave
Mary M. Thiele
St. Paul St
Jackson County
U S Ready To Rewrite Panama Pact
The United States told the U N Security Council it is ready to promptly conclude a new Panama Canal Zone treaty while seeking to retain control of canal operations and defense during a negotiated period. U N envoy John Scali spoke in a moderate tone amid pact talks and a potential compromise resolution with Panama. A vote on the matter was expected Wednesday as talks continued in Latin America.
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Panama
United States
U.N. Security Council
Panama Canal Zone
John Scali
Scali
U.S
United Nations
Special Security Council
St Pius School Discussion Deferred For District Plan
School Superintendent Eugene Balts said discussion of St Pius X School joining the La Crosse Area Public School District will be held at either a special board meeting or the April 10 regular meeting. The March 20 discussion is postponed due to missing board members. The talks will cover staffing and enrollment at Washburn Hintgen Valley View Pleasant Valley Washington Lincoln and Longfellow schools.
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la Crosse Area
Eugene Balts
Balts
Richard McLain
Arthur Christensen
Washburn
Hintgen
Valley View
Pleasant Valley
Washington
Lincoln
Longfellow
Rural La Crosse man dies of gunshot wounds
La Crosse County Coroner Curtis Baltz ruled that Darryl W. Miller 25 of R 1 died February 24 from a gunshot to the head fired from a 22 caliber automatic pistol. Sheriff William Black said Miller’s brother found him on a couch after the shot. Health message planned in Madison Lucey asked to address joint session March 28 at 10 30 a.m.
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la Crosse
la Crosse County
Curtis Baltz
Gerry R. McNeill
Copeland Ave
Williams Mobil
Rose St
Darryl W. Miller
William Black
Miller
John
Darryl
Madison, Wis
Patrick Lucey
Lacey
La Crosse Tribune Advertises Wards and IGA Supplements
The La Crosse Tribune announces advertising supplements for Wards and IGA. Readers who miss the special sections are advised to call the circulation department for home delivery of a complete paper.
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la Crosse Tribune
Wards
IGA
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