Tribune Writers To Have Own Column On The Other Hand
The La Crosse Tribune introduces a weekly staff written column titled On The Other Hand. It will appear each Monday with informal free-wheeling pieces reflecting local and broader topics, from education to government to personal avocations.
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Today in History May 17 1971 highlights major events
Highlights recount wide range of events on May 17 across history. The 1954 ruling desegregated U S public schools. Other notes include founding of New ark New Jersey and the New York Stock Exchange, the first patent for a reaper, the first Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Nazi occupation of Brussels, and shifts in Middle East and Soviet relations.
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Black Politicians Propose National Third Force For 1972
In Chicago May 7 a group of 25 black politicians discussed forming a national third force for the 1972 elections, not a third party. They expect more meetings to define plans, including a possible black presidential candidate, with Wallace's 50-state ballot attempt cited as a cautionary example. A second item notes Minnesota school fires rising, with State Fire Marshal Weber reporting 29 fires in early 1972 and arson suspected in many, amid rising insurer reluctance to cover schools.
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Apostle Island Park Manager Appointed in Wisconsin
William Bromberg, longtime Virgin Islands National Park superintendent since 1969, named project manager of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Bayfield Wisconsin. The move places him in charge of park development and coordination with federal agencies and local authorities.
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Father of Six Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life
Kenosha coroner Dorff reports Clifford Launderville, 42, shot and killed his wife Donna, 41, then shot himself in Saturday night incident. Launderville is a father of six. police and authorities are investigating the murder suicide at their residence in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Kennedy Watercolors to Go on Display in Boston May 24
Watercolors painted by the late President John F Kennedy while convalescing from a back injury in the mid-1950s will be shown publicly for the first time in Boston starting May 24.
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