Explorers In Miniskirts Start of a New Era in Scouting
Girl members join Explorer Post 1 in La Crosse sponsored by WKBH-WKBT marking the first western Wisconsin unit to admit women as full members. The two 16 year old girls Maureen Daley and Jacquelyn Preescl, former Girl Scouts, say the program centers on radio and television, with little camping. Local teens and leaders view the change as a test bed for 35 area Explorer units and a shift away from the traditional outdoor image toward specialized interests for ages 14 to 21.
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Jacquelyn Preescl
Maureen Daley
Explorer Post 1
la Crosse
Post 1
Post
Maureen
Thomas Nehls
Gateway Area Council
Nehls
Jacquelyn
National Board of Explorer Scouts
All-Student Art Show Winners Named At LCU
The 12th annual La Crosse State University All-Student Art Show winners were announced. Best of show went to Paul Finch of Iola and Paul Moyer of 1910 Caledonia St for brass and silver sculpture The Pipe and acrylic on canvas Visual Realism. Mauree Matejski of Kenosha won Behind the Brewery Gallery Award for Zoo Pot Model. Third line contains rest not included due to brevity.
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la Crosse State University
Black Culture Center
Cartwright Center
Paul Finch
Iola
Paul Moyer
Caledonia St
Kathryn Rehorst
Greenfield
Aldermen Vote Down Fogging For Mosquitos
La Crosse aldermen vote to discontinue fogging for mosquito control while a council decision looms. Park Director Fry plans larviciding in stagnant water and parks, citing safety and water temperature needs. he notes fogging halted for a month amid ongoing questions.
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la Crosse
Fry
Clayton Johnson
3Rd Ward
Grounds and Buildings Committee
Warren calls for tougher arson laws to curb fire as weapon
Wisconsin Attorney General Robert Warren urged stiffer penalties for arson and firebombing at a Western Wisconsin arson seminar. He proposed classifying firebombing as a felony, restricting explosive transfers to minors, and making molotov cocktails illegal, while urging broader civic and constitutional protections amid shifting protest tactics. The two day seminar was hosted by WWTI and state justice and fire agencies.
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Grant Blum
la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin
Robert Warren
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Coleman Auditorium
Warren
America
Navy destroyer sticks ship sends autographed photo
Michael and Gary Roberts of Holmen thank Cmdr A J Buchanan aboard USS Stickell for a signed photo and well wishes. Their brother David, 20, serves as boiler technician on the ship, which hosts 15 officers and 270 enlisted. The boys attend Holmen Elementary. letter arrived May 1 on Gary's birthday.
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Michael
Gary Roberts
LaVerne Roberts
R. 2
Holmen
Navy
David
USS
Stickell
Cmdr
A. J. Buchanan
Gary
Naval Reserve
Roberts
City Man Sued Over Dog Attack on La Crosse Street
Donald Ringdahl and his son Steven sue Toby Towsen in Circuit Court alleging Towsen's dog attacked 14 year old Steven on Tyler Street April 9 1969 causing a bicycle fall into a catch basin. Damages sought include 2500 for the boy and 200 for medical bills. Towsen denies ownership and cites provocation. The claim also names the City of La Crosse for the faulty catch basin as a traffic hazard.
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la Crosse
Donald Ringdahl
Johnson Sr
Steven
Toby Towsen
South Ave
Tovsen
Tyler Street
Repealer of Alternate Side Parking Fails in La Crosse
The La Crosse Common Council Committee of the Whole rejected the repeal of the alternate side of the street parking rule. The regulation was upheld by voice vote but the repealer died after a failed motion to halt during Daylight Saving Time. Confirmation by the full council was needed Thursday night.
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la Crosse
Public Works
Bob D. Schroeder
Ferdinand Sontag
4Th Ward
Schroeder
Judge Denies Burglary Plea Withdrawal in Wittenberg Case
La Crosse County Judge Leon Roraff refused Frank J. Wittenberg's bid to withdraw his February 1965 guilty plea to three burglaries. The judge noted Wittenberg and his lawyer knew restitution of 1300 dollars was required and would be enforced, despite Wittenberg's claim he accepted probation in exchange for that recommendation.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Frank J. Wittenberg
District Attorney’s Office
Wittenberg
Roraff
Patrick Doyle
Dick's Sport Shop
Sears and Gambles
Waupun State Prison
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