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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1968

Page

5

Ad Program Pays Off For Romantic Fellow

Dick Annotico a 37 year old investment counselor wooed Carole Appel 26 divorced mother of two with newspaper ads and radio commercials. They plan to wed within two months after blood tests Monday and a license later this week. Appel accepted after two years of indecision, saying his campaign revealed a new, loving side.

Los Angeles Dick Annotico Annotico Carole Appel Miss Appel Annouico

Gas Line Pipe Rolls Injuring Two Workers

A 200 foot section of gas line pipe rolled down a slope and dropped into a 10 foot trench in Greenfield. Workers William Pfeifer and Ralph Nordby suffered a fractured leg and fractured ribs, were hospitalized in fair condition, as a derrick released the pipe. Rain softened ground, causing the 36 inch diameter pipe to roll.

Milwaukee Greenfield William Pfeifer Sheboygan Ralph Nordby Twoen Cudahy

UNCLE RRY High Court Ruling Binds States On Trial By July

Supreme Court rules defendants in all but petty criminal cases have right to jury trials and that the Sixth Amendment binding on the states. Justices White and the majority say trial by jury is fundamental to American justice, expanding defendants rights in several key rulings. Opposition from Justices Harlan and Stewart cautions against uniform state standards. The decisions also affect contempt cases, codefendant confessions, and execution of additional sentences after parole.

Washington Supreme Court Byron R. White U.S John M. Harlan Potter Stewart Senate

Reed College grads hit commencement as families cheer

Mrs. Howard Jolly earned a master of arts in liberal studies and daughter Diane Long received a bachelor’s degree at Reed College. Faculty members joined the march in the procession as applause rose in Portland.

Portland, Ore Howard Jolly Diane ‘Long Reed College Dad

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