Riverside Mall plans unveiled in La Crosse
About 75 local businessmen viewed sketches for the Riverside Mall, a 508000 square foot three phase center on former Holy Cross Seminary property. Realty manager Burton Dahlberg said start date is unknown. site now totals nearly 60 acres after recent additions. The project seeks annexation and temporary commercial zoning. final annexation decision will hinge on utility provision by Shelby and sewer groundwork.
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Riverside Mall
Stoddard
Burton Dahlberg
Kraus - Anderson, Inc
Holy Cross Seminary
Losey Boulevard
la Crosse
Dahlberg
City Plan Commission
Kraus - Anderson
Commission
John Flynn
Ronald G. Bracegirdle
Flynn
Shelby
Map
Rogers Takes Mideast Peace Plan To Egypt
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Cairo to press the Middle East peace drive on a five country tour. He met Lebanese leaders in Beirut and planned talks with Sadat to shape U.S. positions while aiming to narrow gaps between Egyptian and Israeli proposals on reopening the Suez.
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Cairo
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Middle East
Rogers
Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Saeb Salam
Khalil Abu Hamad
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Mahmoud Riad
Egypt-Israel
War Foes March On Justice Department In D C
About 3 000 antiwar protesters moved to the Justice Department in Washington with chants and songs amid police watchfulness. Leaders from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference spoke as crowds grew to an estimated 5 000, while federal troops withdrew 4 000 from streets.
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Lee Byrd Washington
Justice Department
Franklin Park
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John N. Mitchell
SCLC
William Gauther
Pentagon
Demonstrators Clash as Bridges Blockade Fades
Police and military forces maintained control after large protests aimed at blocking four Virginia bridges. Marines and Army units patrolled the spans with 20 feet between troops. The day saw sitdowns, vandalism, and widespread property damage including trash bins, bricks, and tires slashed on vehicles. About 100 people were treated for injuries or distress.
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Virginia
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Speculators Drive Dollar Down in European Markets
In London and across Europe, dollar selling surged as Western German institutes urged moving the mark to float, with traders betting on quick profits from another mark revaluation. Banks report heavy dollar inflows to Frankfurt and Zurich as gold gains rise. officials deny imminent revaluation though concerns persist about US payments deficits and dollar reserves.
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London
U.S
Europe
Frankfurt
Zurich
Bank of England
West Germany
Bonn
Research Institute
Vietnamization drive progress noted by Army chief
Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor said progress is encouraging as Vietnamization continues and more American troops withdraw. He praised advisory teams, noted more captains as company commanders, and said South Vietnam has assumed broad combat responsibility while U.S. forces shrink. Also reported: cease-fire for Buddha's birthday, combat incidents around Khe Sanh, Dai Loc, Ben Cat, and an Afghan? museum planned near Whittman Field by the Experimental Aircraft Association.
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George Esper
Saigon
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Vietnam
Resor
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Buddha
Demilitarized Zone
Dai Loc
da Nang
Cambodia
Highway 1
Car Crashes Burn Two Area Youths To Death
Osseo Wisconsin at 1 45 a m Tuesday two young men died in a one car crash four miles east of Osseo on Interstate 94 in the westbound lane. Driver Alan H Falk 17 of Osseo and passenger Delmar H Mander Jr 18 of Fairchild perished as the car went off the road hit a marker post guard rail and fence before plunging and burning. Coroner Dr Robert Krohn said both were dead and their bodies were taken to Jensen Funeral Home at Hixton.
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Osseo
Wis
Inter State 94
Alan H. Falk
Delmar H. Mander Jr
Fairchild
Robert Krohn
Jackson County
Jensen
Hixton
Toland Native of La Crosse Wins Pulitzer Prize
John Toland 58 world War II historian becomes the first La Crosse native awarded the Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction. He shares Wisconsin honors with William Hugh Jones for local reporting. Toland will address the State Historical Society of Wisconsin on June 18 and gather Hitler era materials in Madison.
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John Toland
la Crosse
Toland
Wisconsin
William Hugh Jones
Marinette
Chicago Tribune
Eral
Literary Guild
Japan
Danbury, Conn
Helen Toland
Red Bank
N.J
Ralph Toland
West Ave
Leigh Toland
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Northbrook
Ill
Jones
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Potomac River
Willy Brandt
Frankfort
United States
France
Britain
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Ben Cat
Oshkosh
Experimental Aircraft Association
Whittman Field
Henry Kimberly
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William H. Jones
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