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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1968
Page
12
The column offers reader questions about TV show content and nurse experiences, urging viewers to protest by boycotting programs. It notes a Confidential piece on a conservative reader and at end, reports Rex Carlton’s death and a French fishing fleet figure.
In Racine a teen aged firebomb suspect was sentenced to two years in the Green Bay Reformatory. Charles Brown 18 pleaded guilty to attempted arson as part of a March 10 incident and the police described a firebomb outbreak involving about 20 youths with limited damage. Ten juveniles were sent to the Wales School for Boys.
The National Organization for Women, led by Betty Friedan, says Sen. Eugene McCarthy shows the strongest support on women’s rights among major presidential hopefuls, though NOW has not endorsed any candidate yet. McCarthy and Kennedy answered NOW questions on abortion, equal rights, employment discrimination, and aid to working mothers.
Madison authorities say no flag desecration charge will be filed against a University of Wisconsin student who rode a bicycle and carried a handbag made from an American flag. Penny R. Millson of Middlebury Conn. was questioned after a patrolman noticed the bag during a traffic stop. District Attorney James C. Bell said the investigation found no intent to show contempt for the flag.
The Public Service Commission scheduled a May 16 hearing on Madison Bus Co s application to abandon service. The two day April 10 hearing was adjourned after Madison denied a city motion to dismiss the application.
A university board meeting backed a national fast to aid poor women. On May 18 women nationwide will urge families to abstain from eating and dedicate funds to the cause, with marches on Washington to highlight poverty.
Pravda charged that Alexander Makinsky a Moscow consultant for a soft drink firm spied for the CIA while in the Soviet Union. The U S embassy said no information or comment. Pravda alleged Makinsky claimed ties to Eisenhower and personal correspondence with him.
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