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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1971
Page
10
U S Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota checks a look-alike, Senator Milton Marks of California, after addressing lawmakers in Sacramento. Legislators had noted the resemblance and introduced the former vice president to the San Francisco area.
Philadelphia voters chose former Police Commissioner Frank Rizzo over Rep. William Green and Hardy Williams in a high turnout Democratic primary. Rizzo led with 176,621 votes to Green 127,902 and Williams 45,026 as 99 percent counted.
A meeting for parents of next year's Central High School sophomores will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the school auditorium. Principal Howard Voss said parents of all ninth graders entering Central next fall may ask questions on policy and curriculum. The Central vocal music department will present a short program.
About 1,500 university students in Zagreb went on strike demanding the dismissal of organic chemistry professor Kresa Balenovic. They protested his strict marking, resulting in only a small number passing exams.
Charles Curtis, a former U.S. vice president, was described as being of Indian descent. The brief obituary-like note notes his heritage and public prominence.
President Nixon pressed a hard line against a troop-cut measure in Western Europe, coordinating a campaign with five lobbyists, State Department and Pentagon staff to rally votes that would defeat the proposed 150,000 troop withdrawal.
Senate leaders and aides describe a sustained White House push to pass the Mansfield amendment reducing U.S. manpower in Western Europe. Administration officials invited uncommitted senators to talk, while former leaders like Johnson Truman and Acheson urged opposition to a unilateral cut.
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