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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
5
Two year old Charles Spaeth of rural West Bend died when a station wagon rear window closed accidentally while he had his head out. The accident occurred as two older children played in the car. Mr and Mrs Charles Spaeth are the boy's parents.
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz testified that millions of workers with private pension plans likely will never draw benefits. He noted lack of portable provisions when changing jobs could erase 30 years of expected benefits and urged study of a portable pension system.
Rep Alvin E. O'Konski of Wisconsin said legal pari mutuel horse racing should be allowed, arguing Wisconsin tourists would rise with betting and season racing between Memorial Day and Labor Day could boost northern Wisconsin tourism.
Ford and other leaders say the auto safety probe clouds demand and slows output. Arjay Miller notes a seven percent May production cut to 242000 cars. Roy Abernethy cites mixed sales reports while Chrysler and GM adjust schedules.
The State Building Commission delayed a decision on a Racine Kenosha campus site for Wisconsin University to allow review by another agency. A June 2 meeting of the State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education will assess the recommendation. Opponents pushed alternative Bong Air Force Base at Kansasville as the better site.
J. S. Bridwell, 81, founder and head of Bridwell Oil Co., one of the region’s largest independents with more than 700 producing wells across Texas Oklahoma Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Montana, died Monday. Also notes Great Salt Lake in Utah is 22 percent salt.
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