Nixon Drills With Aides On Wage Price Controls
President Nixon held a 40 minute meeting with top economic advisers and Vice President Agnew amid talk of tighter Phase 3 wage price controls. Officials indicated no new general freeze and no mandatory new controls, citing supply shortages and market forces as the main inflation drivers.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Roy Ash
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Kenneth Cole
Labor Management Advisory Committee
District Seeks New School Site as Enrollment Grows
The board favors building a new district school but offers no ironclad 1976 promise. President Staley envisions a 1976 structure if growth warrants. Balts aims to secure a site and relocate staff from two closed schools. final staffing decisions wait for later actions. Estimated 842 students may attend the combined Hintgen and St. Pius next fall, with potential capacity rise.
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Johns
Elizabeth Staley
Balts
Hintgen
St. Pius
Hal Dyar
Washburn School
St. Pius School
Washburn
Staley
Bond Denied For Black River Falls Murder Suspect
Black River Falls Wisconsin circuit court judge Lowell Schoengarth denied reducing bond for Carl F Giese 29 charged with the murder of his wife Judy 29 on March 19 Nineteen character witnesses testified but the judge held to the 50000 bond citing the defendants plea of innocent by reason of mental defect
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lowell Schoengarth
Carl F. Giese
Giese
Judy
Schoengarth
Seven to be naturalized at Thursday ceremony in La Crosse
Seven individuals will take the oath to become American citizens at 3 30 p m in Circuit Court Judge Peter Pappas court room at the County Courthouse. The ceremony features Mayor W Peter Gilbertson Roy S Wingers American Legion Post 52 Color Guard and other civic groups with music by the Central High School swing choir and remarks by Mark Lukoff assistant district attorney. Marta Gonzalez will respond for the new citizens and local officials will present flags corsages and a flag code booklet. The program is sponsored by the American Legion Naturalization Committee. Weather: Wisconsin cloudy cooler areas night and Thursday Minnesota clearing and colder Wednesday night sunny and warmer Thursday.
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Circuit Court
Peter Pappas
Karin Heidrun Elfriede Danielson
Germany
Sara Pedretti
Netherlands
Ellen Annette Byers
Korea
Pacita Incierto Fritsche
Philippines
Pun Cha Hecht
Judith Anne Prieto
Australia
Marta Teresa Gonzalez
Cuba
W. Peter Gilbertson
Roy S Wingers
American Legion Post 52
Michael Lynch
St. James Catholic Church
Mark Lukoff
Central High School
John Frost
la Crosse Community Council
C. M
Hogan School
League of Women Voters
Marta Gonzalez
Clarence Childers
Henry Ahrens
Bloodmobile Surpasses Quota in Four Day Local Stop
The Red Cross Badger Regional Bloodmobile collected 177 pints in four days at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium, 11 pints above the daily target. A prior stop at First Lutheran Church in Onalaska yielded 101 pints, one above the 100 quota. Hours through Wednesday and Thursday are 1 to 6 p.m., and Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Red Cross Badger
Mary E. Sawyer
First Lutheran Church
Onalaska
Watergate watch tightens as guards guard files
The guard outside Haldeman and Ehrlichman’s offices was said to physically protect the files and ensure access and removal followed strict procedure. FBI checked materials removed by the two aides and investigations widen to alleged White House coverup as names surface.
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Ziegler
FBI
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John W. Dean Til
New York Times Today
the Times
Dean
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Frederick C. LaRue
Mitchell
Los Angeles
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Liddy
Hunt
Pentagon
West Coast
Ellsberg
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Washington
Charles C. Percy
R-Ill
Cabinet
Ronald L. Ziegler
Promised Land Nears for Agriculture Says Butz in Memphis
Secretary Earl L. Butz told the National Agricultural Advertising and Marketing Association that the promised land of sustained growth and profitable production is near for American agriculture. He cited 43 million additional acres opening this year and emphasized breaking from restrictive controls to maximize capacity and market opportunities worldwide. He warned that new farm legislation must end artificial scarcities and rigidities.
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Memphis, Tenn
Earl L. Butz
National Agricultural Advertising and Marketing Association
U.S
Butz
Orient
China
Washington
Two boys accused in wallet theft during street collection
Mrs. Rudolph Steinke reported two boys who claimed they collected for the La Crosse Boys' Club took her wallet from a 50 cent donation and cash totaling 17 dollars from a three dollar wallet after leaving. The incident followed a string of unrelated city calls listed in the report.
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Rudolph Steinke
S. 7Th St
la Crosse
Stoddard Woman Hurt In Crash
Patricia J. Dennison 27 of Stoddard was injured in a Tuesday 6:38 p.m. one car crash on Highway 35 near County Highway K. She was treated at St Francis Hospital for facial cuts and upper and lower limb bruises and released. The report cites a rain slick road and loss of control into a ditch.
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St. Francis Hospital
Patricia J. Dennison
White House Credibility Restoration Effort Seen
Washington AP reports White House efforts to restore credibility amid Watergate fallout. Vice President Agnew voiced confidence in the President while Senator Dole called administration credibility zilch. Nixon and Ziegler signaled apologies for past denials and defended press scrutiny of Watergate coverage.
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Ziegler
Washington Post
Federal
Grand Jury
Seymour Glanzer
Justice Department
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Laird
Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Richard G. Kleindienst
Law Day
Sen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
Spiro T. Agnew
Bob Dole
Kansas
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Secret Session Held On Status Of Pay Talks
The La Crosse Common Council Finance Committee met in secret to learn the status of negotiations with Fire Fighters Local 127 over a 1973 contract. Alderman Ferdinand Sontag declined to name the opposing side while noting the talks involve negotiations. Local 127 has been without a contract since Dec 31 and has asked the state to start compulsory arbitration, though the committee has not ruled out raising its offer.
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la Crosse Common Council
Local 127
Ferdinand Sontag
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Dairy Workers Get Pay Hike as Milk Costs Rise
In Minneapolis area dairy workers ratified a two year contract 394 101 with wages rising slightly while raw milk prices increased by 1 cent a gallon prompting supermarkets to warn of higher milk costs. Union officials said the pay raise falls below the 5.5 percent federal cap and details of the pact were not released. Separately the La Crosse Board of Education deferred action on tennis courts at 28th and Jackson until site plans are clarified with city officials.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Twin Cities
Robert Moran
Moran
Federal Pay Board
la Crosse Area
Winnebago Indians To Get 990 Each From Settlement
An Indian spokesman said about 2,500 Winnebago members in Wisconsin Iowa Illinois and Nebraska will receive roughly 990 each from a government settlement. The update came as tribal leaders met in Sioux City Iowa for a weekend gathering. In other notes a 12 foot aluminum boat was reported stolen from Goose Island area belonging to Gerald Hass and a police investigation is underway. Two La Crosse youths, ages 10 and 12, were arrested for entering parked cars at the Municipal Ramp on Fourth Street and Jay Street.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Wisconsin
Calvin Whiteagle
Wisconsin Winnebago Business Committee
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Sioux City
Gerald Hass
S. 20Th St
Goose Island
Hass
la Crosse County
la Crosse
la Crosse Municipal Ramp
4Th
Jay Streets
Settlement Details Highlight Land Take Case with Winnebago Tribe
The meeting described a $4.75 million settlement arranged two years earlier with the government over land taken from the Winnebago Nation by white settlers. Funds are to be available in July.
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Winnebagos
Kunst brothers abandon China crossing in world walk
Kunst brothers likely to press on to India after China crossing bid was turned down. Mrs. David Kunst quoted that China is out and the pair intend to walk across India to raise UNICEF funds. Their trek resumes in Afghanistan after bandits killed their brother John and wounded David last year.
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Waseca, Minn
Kunst Brothers
India
China
David Kunst
Pakistan
Jan Kunst
David
Peter
U.S
New York
Unicef
Afghanistan
John
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Lacrosse Tribune
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Sandery Hook
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Edward Keete
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Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
Joan Vik
Richard Westerfield
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