Sabry Opponent Of Arab Federation Sparks Egyptian Shakeup
Egypt dismissed Vice President Ali Sabry a key leftist critic of the Egypt Libya Syria federation. The move came days before Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrives for talks with President Anwar Sadat on the Arab-Israeli stalemate. Sabry opposed the federation and had ties to the Soviet Union, while remaining a Sadat ally in the government’s power balance. The dismissal leaves Hussein el Shafri as the No 2 official, and Sabry’s ouster followed rumors of a rift with Sadat. Rogers visited the region, drawing cautious international reaction.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Ali Sabry
Libya
Syria
Sabry
Rogers
Sadat
Egypt
Middle East
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nasser
Hussein el Shafri
Jerusalem
Yigal Allen
Washington
Abba Eban
Amman
Hussein
Man Gets 5 Year Sentence For Possession Of Drugs
A La Crosse man Sedley Howard 31 was sentenced in County Court to five years in Waupun State Prison for possession of drugs for sale. The plea bargain dismissed three related charges including extortion and armed robbery.
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la Crosse
Waupun
Eugene Toepel
Sedley Howard
State Road
Huwald
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Randolph
Howard
Patrick Doyle
Kathleen M. Kromke
Green Bay St
Liberty St
Miss Kromke
Barbara Wolfe
Allan A. Boswell
Milwaukee
At Aquinas High School Music Contest Winners Named
Aquinas High School students earned 16 firsts and eight seconds at the State High School Music Contest in Eau Claire. First rankings went to groups including the Discords Triple Trio Junior Triple Trio sophomore Triple Trio and several quartettes along with vocalists George Pitz Peggy Palmer Pat Skemp Sandy Swinghammer Nancy Grimm and others. Second places were awarded to several soloists and duets including Dennis Siebenaler Nan cy Melde Nancy Mansheim Madonna Banasik Knoblauch Tim Claussen Mary Becker Sandy Swinghammer Madonna Banasik and David Stokes.
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Aquinas High School
Eau Claire
Swing Choir
Rose Roth
Mary Tracy
Mary Petry
Paula Breidl
Mary Pitsch
Mary Novak
Nancy Fredrickson
Dianne Ruetten
Births in Tomah Wisconsin at Lutheran and Memorial Hospitals
A daughter was born April 29 at Lutheran Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dennis D Trammel 414 Winnebago St Deanna Young man The same day a son was born at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Gallagher 112 Oak St Tomah Linda Frye
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Dennis D. Trammel
Winnebago St
Deanna Youngman
Tomah
Wis
Army extends recruits delay to 180 days with options
The Army now allows enlistees to delay induction up to 180 days, up from 120. Recruits may choose two, three, or four year enlistments with options for service school or technical training. They can select a state side or European unit for later assignment, with accelerated promotions and pay due to inactive reserve credit. Contact 605 Main St Army Recruiting Station for details.
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Army
J. C. Charles Coates
Henry Crooks
Coates
Main St
Divers Set Meeting For Mississippi Valley Scuba Club
The Mississippi Valley Scuba Divers Club Inc holds its bimonthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m. in the Breezy Point Tavern located at 1003 Breezy Point Road.
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The
Mississippi Valley Scuba Divers Club Inc
Breezy Point Tavern
Breezy Point Road
Mayday clashes prompt guarded police response
Police report ongoing arrests after clashes at Mayday demonstrations. At Mayday quarters, planners tempered their appraisal, with Carol Martin of the Mayday press office lamenting significant opposition felt during the day.
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Page 1
Carol Martin
Mayday
Multiple Ambulance Runs to Hospitals in La Crosse Area
A sequence of ambulance transfers and hospital arrivals recorded May 1 to May 3. Ages range from 15 to 85, with many patients treated for illness and several noted as injured in falls. Hospitals include Lutheran Hospital and St Francis Hospital, with origins including local streets, universities, and bars. Ground transport via squad cars and services documented Johnston, Collins, Roscoe Young, Christian Sheehan, and others.
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Scott Collins
Redbird Court
Lutheran
Sanuel Antoff
Winona
Young’s Standard Service
3Rd
Cass Sts
St. Francis Hospital
Jeanne Osterman
Losey Blvd. S
Emma Molzahn
S. 15Th St
Winnebago St
Bertha Gerbracht
S. 4Th St
George Lane
Copeland Ave
Copeland
Lutheran Hospital
Janet Passer
Drake
Ambulatory Transfer of Martha Marsh for Illness
On May 2 at 8 p.m. Martha Marsh aged 35 of Bangor route R 2 was moved by police ambulance from West Salem Clinic to St. Francis Hospital due to illness.
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Marthaa Marsh
Bangor
West Salem Clinic
St. Francis Hospital
Four Candidates File For Two Board Positions
Four candidates filed for two three year terms on the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium Board by 1 p.m. Monday per La Crosse City Clerk Shirley Tomalka. Incumbents Gibson and Schultz, Groves, and Mattie are the contenders. Terms expire in June. council to pick two names June 3 for submission June 10.
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Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
la Crosse
Shirley Tomalka
Lawrence R. Gibson
Earl Schultz
L. Peter Groves
13Th Ward
Donald Mattie
Auditorium
Schultz
Gibson
Groves
Council
Population Growth Lectures Scheduled
The La Crosse chapter of Zero Population Growth will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Stoffel Hall at 15th and King Streets. Two clergymen Rev. Elmer Sterner of English Lutheran Church and Rev. Cornelius van der Poel of Catholic Social Services of La Crosse will discuss the religious implications of population control.
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la Crosse
Stoffel Hall
15Th and
King Sts
Elmer Sterner
English Lutheran Church
Cornelius van der Poel
Catholic Social Services of
Two shoplift arrests in La Crosse youth cases
A 13 year old La Crosse boy was arrested for stealing a 90 cent leather ring and a 99 cent statue from Bell Discount Department Store Sunday. A 16 year old girl was caught shoplifting vodka at Degen Berglund Pharmacy on State Street Saturday evening and referred to county juvenile authorities.
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la Crosse
Bell Discount Department
Degen-Berglund
State St
Radio Highlights from Wisconsin Programs
Radio listings show WGBM FM Viroqua at 3 50 p m with Viroqua versus Fenimore. WKTY broadcasts at 6 45 p m and 11 p m featuring Howard Young LCU biology professor on overpopulation. WLSU FM at 9 p m presents Hirsch on Jazz. Tuesday includes WGBM FM at 4 20 p m for a triangular track meet at Muscoda with Viroqua Cuba City and Riverdale.
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WKTY
Howard Young
LCU
Wlsu-Fm
Hirsch
Wgbm-Fm
Muscoda
Viroqua
Cuba City
Riverdale
Weather summary for Lacrosse and Midwest regions
Fair tonight with mid 30s above freezing and mid 70s expected Tuesday. Wisconsin sees fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with variable cloudiness in the northwest and southeast halves. Minnesota may experience scattered showers or thunderstorms starting late tonight through Tuesday. Iowa becomes warmer west and central with late night and Tuesday shower chances.
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Lacrosse and Vicinity
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Too Much Too Soon Kills Black Medal of Honor Hero
Dwight H. Johnson, Michigan’s first Black Medal of Honor recipient, died after an armed store robbery attempt. His father-in-law says fame and wealth pressures may have overwhelmed him as personal finances strained his new marriage. Police note he left a disabled tank to join three friends and later robbed a store, ending in his shooting.
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Detroit
Michigan
Dwight H. Johnson
Leroy May
Katrina Lyn
Sgt. Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
May
Katrina
Dwight
Dwight Christopher
Army
Dak To
Clyde Wright
Valley Forge
Tol
Charles van Dendeghem
van Dendeghem
Vietnam
Car Trunk Crash Claims Gale Youth Death
Ralph Karmerowski 19 of Galesville died in a La Crosse hospital after a car-truck collision on Highway 93 between Arcadia and Centerville. Dr Leonard J Larson 56 of Galesville a veterinarian, injured and listed in fair condition with bruises lacerations and a fractured hand. Maurice Shaw investigated. In separate notes a Medal of Honor story mentions a Dakota To action on Jan 15 1968.
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Whitehall
Wis
Ralph Karmerowski
Galesville
la Crosse
Arcadia
Centerville
Leonard J. Larson
St. Francis Hospital
Maurice Shaw
Court Support for Jury Discretion in Capital Cases
The court declined to rule that capital punishment is unconstitutional and rejected arguments to strip juries of their absolute discretion in life or death decisions. Justice Harlan emphasized states may rely on juries to weigh consequences in capital cases, preserving the current practice.
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Harlan
Megantha and Crampton
Couple Treated After Accident Near Onalaska Wisconsin
A Brice Prairie couple were hospitalized after a La Crosse County crash when their car left County Highway 6T west of Highway 53 in Ona laska Township and hit a culvert. David E. Stenberg 29 and Susan 26 suffered head chest and limb injuries. Stenberg said he fell asleep at the wheel and was ticketed for inattentive driving.
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Brice Prairie
la Crosse County
David E. Stenberg
Holmen
Susan
Onalaska
Stenberg
St. Francis Hospital
Elderly Couple Killed as Car Crashes in St Cloud
A St Cloud inter section crash Sunday killed Anton Beckers 70 and his wife Gertrude 74 after witnesses said Beckers slumped over the wheel before the car left the road. Authorities consider a possible heart attack. The toll for Minnesota this year reaches 218 with two other weekend deaths on I 35.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud
Minn
Minnesota
Anton Beckers
Gertrude
Beckers
Thomas R. Slaymaker
Marengo
Iowa
Interstate 35
Twin Cities
Gary D. Greenly
Burnsville
Cloquet
River Readings Sunrise and Sunset Times
Sunrise Tuesday is 5 53 A M and sunset Tuesday 8 11 P M with a full moon on May 10. The report lists moon stage and daily light details for the local area.
Queen Minn shakedown cruise on Mississippi ends at Dubuque
Queen Minn arrives at its La Crosse berth after three attempts to pass under the Mississippi River bridge at 5 04 p m. The vessel had been in Dubuque since last November for engine and tank work and will run daily excursions from the Big Indian at River Side Park after May charter trips.
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Dubuque
Riverside Park
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Mark Twain
Actress Glenda Farrell Dies at 67 in New York
New York AP reports actress Glenda Farrell died at her New York City home Saturday after a long illness. She starred in more than 100 films and numerous TV shows, passing at age 67.
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New York
Glenda Farrell
New York City
La Crosse Tribune Publication Info and Rates
La Crosse Tribune details its publishers editor and offices in La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes AP cooperation and republication rights and lists second class postage and pricing for single copies and carrier delivery with volume and issue identifiers.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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Aquinas
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Maker
Rexall Drug
Jackson Plaza
Danny Henderson
Covington
Fennimore
Black Hero
Sgt
Dwight Johnson
Gordon R
Lynne Tower
Rosse
Maico Lac
C.P
T.W Dakota
T.W
Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
West Salem
Root
Houston
By Richard A. Nelson
Nelson Funeral Home
Caledonia St
W. T. Burgess
J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
First Lutheran Church
Mary E. Sawyer
the International Silver Company
Gears China Shop
5Th Avenue
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