Thomson cites steadfast anti Red policy in Viet Nam
La Crosse State University audience hears Congressman Vernon W. Thomson warn that any new civilian government in South Viet Nam will pursue anti Communist policy and seek U S aid against the Viet Cong. He notes potential withdrawal if events diverge and cites Buddhist unrest and election risks aiding Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Thomson
la Crosse State University
South Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
House
Far East
Pacific
Korea
Formosa
Philippines
Japan
Okinawa
India
Thailand
Pakistan
Thomson
Tri Quang
Red
Asia
Blind cyclists ride with guides in La Crosse program
A tandem ride for blind persons organized by the La Crosse unit of the American Youth Hosteling Club starts at 7 p.m. Wednesday from Riverside Park with sighted pilots. The program includes multiple planned trips through June from La Crosse to Kenosha and other routes, with several day trips and a breakfast ride for adults. Participants must register at the La Crosse County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
American Youth Hosteling Club
Bangor
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Riverside Park
Burns
Perrot State Park
Trempealeau
Enroy
Apostle Islands
Lake Superior
County Trunk B
Highway 16
Burns Park
la Crescent Area
Grandad Bluff
Smith’s Coulee
Oehler
Oehler’s Cave. A 6 A.m. To 8 A.m. May 29 Ride Around la Crosse
Top Students To Be Cited By Chamber
Sixty five seniors representing the top five percent in scholastic standing from nine La Crosse County high schools will be honored at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Honor Student Banquet in the Student Union Hall at La Crosse State University. Dr Samuel G Gates LCU president will speak on Youth Looks to the Future as D B Reinhart chamber president and Mayor Warren Loveland welcome the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Greater
Girl Scout Council Honors Leaders At Banquet
The Riverland Girl Scout Council honored adult leaders and volunteers at a La Crosse banquet in the Hall of Presidents. Recipients included Mrs. George Ellis and others, with 40 years of service recognized for Mrs. M. B. Skundberg and Mrs. C. S. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Waterman
Riverland Council
Carl Matthusen
Archie Garbis
George Ellis
M. B. Skundberg
C. I. Anderson
Walter Miller
Vernon Thompson
Kenneth Simonson
Camp Ehawee
Tribune
Girl Scout Council
Riverland Girl Scout Council
la Crosse State University
Ehawee
Staff Council
C. S. Anderson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
August Grams
Charles Weisensel
Charles Loveland Jr
Leonard Roraff
Carl Haase
Kenneth Burke
Joanne Kehr
Lincoln Neprud
Richard Sherer
Larger La Crescent Reservoir Discussed
La Crescent Minnesota officials hear Caswell Engineering propose a 12 inch trunk water line and a storage reservoir of 800 000 to one million gallons to relieve water shortages and low pressure on hill streets. Funding may include federal grants and water fund bonds and assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Keith Caswell
Caswell Engineering Co
Osseo
Caswell
Water Department
Grass Fire on George Street
On May 1 at 7 53 p m a grass fire sparked in the 2600 block of George Street. On May 3 at 10 13 a m a false box alarm occurred at St Francis Hospital.
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George St
St. Francis Hospital
Alice Hass Aged 69 Dies at St Francis Hospital
May 3 at 2 20 a m an illness led to the death of Alice Hass 69 of 1935 George Street after hospitalization at St Francis Hospital. Listed as deceased with address and timing.
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Chase St
Alice Hass
George St
St. Francis Hospital
Leaders Sought for Great Books Series in La Crosse
La Crosse Public Library and city schools seek junior Great Books leaders to guide youth next fall. An eight week trainer course prepares adults to co lead groups with a $7.50 materials fee. Training session moved to Friday 7 30 pm at South Branch Library. materials available at Main Library.
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la Crosse
South Branch Library
Library
Main St
Main Library
Bloodmobile Misses Quota Amid Short Week
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 78 pints Tuesday at the American Legion, far below the 150 pint five day goal. Ninety people offered blood. It will stay at the Legion through Wednesday then move to Allis Chalmers for employees on Thursday and Coulee State Bank for the public Friday. Logan High School and the military affairs chamber of commerce donated Monday groups.
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Red Cross
The
American Legion
Allis- Chalmers
Coulee State Bank
Logan High School
Military Affairs Committee
Greater
Kolhoven Replaces Rahn on Police and Fire Commission
Mayor Warren Loveland appoints John H. Kolhoven as the new member of the La Crosse Police and Fire Commission, replacing Herman Rahn whose term expired. Kolhoven, 39, is a CPA and ex-director of the Chamber of Commerce, with prior service on local boards. Rahn served 10 years and resigns as chairman due to ill health.
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Kolhoven
Rahn
Warren Loveland
John H. Kolhoven
Gateway Transportation Co
la Crosse
Herman Rahn
Loveland
E. L. Weisbecker
City Plan Commission
Duane Moore
Board of Appeals
Police and Fire Commission
Commission
S. 22Nd St
Greater la
Morse to Speak at La Crosse State University
Sen Wayne Morse D Ore will address La Crosse State University at 7 30 p m Monday in Main Hall auditorium. The talk is sponsored by the Lectures and Concerts Committee with history political science and sociology departments hosting. A reception follows in the Student Union. Morse a Republican turned Democrat has held Senate seats since 1944 and chaired key foreign relations and labor committees. He led the National Railroad Emergency Board and the National War Labor Board during World War II.
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Thomson
LCU
Student Union
Wayne Morse
D. Ore
la Crosse State University
Main Hall
Morse
Senate
Foreign Relations
District of Columbia
Foreign Relations Committee
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Wisconsin
Madison
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Columbia University
University of Oregon Law School
Roosevelt
National Railroad Emergency Board
National War Labor Board
La Crosse Man Receives Probation After Statutory Rape Conviction
Thomas R. McGuire, 23, of 2226 Onalaska Court, was given a three year probation with the sentence withheld after pleading guilty to having sexual relations with a 17 year old girl. Judge Leonard F. Roraff ordered $139.98 in court costs.
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la Crosse
Thomas R. Melquire
Onalaska Court
Leonard F. Roraff
McGuire
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Viet
la Crosse Tribune
China
Red China
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Russia
Moscow
Free Nations
United Nations
U. N
Chamber
Stanley
Peterson
Business Men's Assurance
Life Group Major Medical
DIAL
Linker Hotel
Lynne Tower
C. B. Wethe
Richard Zoerb
Gerald Peterson
Wood Smith
Dave Pertzsch
Onalaska
Anderson
Henry Kocimski
Marie Satterfield
Karl Rider
Prairie du Chien
Richard Schroeder
Mark Arneson
Burr Wenzel
John Turnbull
Darrell Gydeson
Tomah
Marlowe Nelson
Westby
Roger Brandstetter
Sparta
Carl Rebhan
Ray Pfaff
Bernard Schn
Burleigh Randolph
Chester Lachecki
George Duncan
James Davis
Blair
Gerald Salisbury
Gerald Bump
Warren Erler
Farragut
Idaho
Sue Haugland
Pieper Plumbing and Heating of
Caledonia
Joseph Brueggeman
Shore Acres Road
Brueggeman
Davy Engineering Co
Jeer
Phil Ham
Sevenman
Board of Education
William Stetzler
Council
Spring Grove Council
Planning Board
Ray
OIL and Heating, Inc
Fire Department
South Ave
American Millwork Co. Inc
Leaders For Great Books
Robert la Follette
Sen
Schumacher
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
LA Crosse, Wis
A. Robert Peterson
Harley Gullickson
Ralph Zielke
Lacrosse
Robert Anderson
Ervin Baudhuin
William Baum Lloyd Caspersen
Merlin Eggen
Ara Fish Anthony Gartner
Paul Richling
Stuart Sletten
James Sokolik Lovell Stevens
Gene Strittmater
Lloyd Tryggestad
Virgil Wohlwend
William Hilbert
Morris Lattimore
Robert Sieber
Goodwin Wells
M.I.C
John Perlich
SO. 7Th ST
Lacrosse, Wis
Metropolitan
New York
X.Y
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