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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

15

Nixon Wins 58 Percent Delegate Margin in Minnesota

Nixon captured 58 percent of delegates at eight Minnesota district GOP conventions, boosting his lead toward the state party meeting in Duluth on June 13. Rockefeller drew 35 percent overall, with two districts giving him top straw support and debates over final delegation alignment continuing.

Minneapolis Richard M. Nixon Minnesota Nixon Duluth Nelson A. Rockefeller St. Peter Rockefeller Harold LeVander Republican Party Fred Hughes St. Cloud United States LeVander Donald Alsop New Ulm Robert Beeler Windom Daryl Standafer Worthington Dorothea Johnson Fairmont En Santora Vuluti Leonard Wilson Carlton R. T. Luukinen Peter Hitchcock Hibbing

Social Calls on Governors Stall Nixon Western Bid

Leonard Hall former Republican national chairman held private talks with Western governors including California's Ronald Reagan to block Richard Nixon's bid for the GOP presidential nomination. The discussions focused on united Republican resistance to Nixon staking a claim in the West.

Honolulu New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon West Leonard Hall California Ronald Reagan Hall Waikiki American Samoa Guam Nixon Rockefeller Reagan Californian

May 13 History Highlights From Around the World

On this date in 1607 James Town Virginia was founded as the first permanent English settlement in America. Other notes include Napolean capturing Vienna in 1809 and Nazi-era memorials ordered destroyed in 1946.

Associated Press Jamestown America Napoleon Bonaparte Vienna U.S Palo Pinto Tex Wilhelmina Juliana Netherlands London Winston S. Churchill Richard M. Nixon Caracas Venezuela South America Birmingham Ala Pope Paul VI

Food prices rise for housewives while farmers earn less

An Associated Press survey explains why high household food costs coincide with falling farmer incomes. Factors include harvest selling timing, rising middleman costs, selective buyers, and policy effects. The article notes record 1967 crop yields but slowing exports and higher production costs.

Associated Press Managing Editors Association Orville L. Freeman U.S Illinois

News Quiz Answers and Challenge Layout Summary

The item lists quiz answers labeled by parts and questions, including choices like 1-b, False, and a Kentucky Derby challenge. It references several races and a set of lettered responses such as eo 1-D 2-H 3-1 4-G 5-F 6-B 7-C 8-A 9 0- and notes on page placement.

Botswana diplomat Za Matthews dies after long illness

Za chariah Keodhelang Matthews, 67, Botswana ambassador to Washington, died Saturday after a lengthy illness. A lawyer and internationally known educator, Matthews had served as Botswana envoy since the republic's birth in September 1966.

Washington Zachariah Keodhelang Matthews Botswana Matthews Southern African Republic

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