Discipline Problems Mar March Officials Send 200 Home
About 200 protesters at Resurrection City were sent home for disciplinary problems. Bevel cited youths from Detroit and Chicago gangs as the main issue, while hundreds more arrived from the South to join the campaign.
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Austin Scott Washington
Poor Peoples’ Campaign
Resurrection City
U.S.A
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago
Detroit
Bevel
SCLC
City Youth Honored For Bravery In Wisconsin Police Association
Steven Wolf of 914 Clinton Street is among five youths honored with honorable mention by the Wisconsin Professional Policeman's Association for bravery during a fire on October 29. Wolf helped free a trapped resident, with his father aiding in rescuing the woman. Also recognized were Steven Lillo of Superior for aiding a child after a tunnel collapse and others for rescue efforts in 1967.
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Steven Wolf
Clinton St
Wisconsin
Professional Policeman’s Association
Wolf
Elizabeth Wright
Charles St
Miss Wright
Lillo
Tyson
Police Association
John Schmolesky
Sheboygan
Rick Haven
Madison
Lake Mendota
Joy Beaudin
Quillin Named Wisconsin Knights of Columbus State Deputy
Edward J. Quillin, 57, of La Crosse, elected state deputy of the Wisconsin State Council Knights of Columbus succeeding Lee Everts. Quillin has led La Crosse Council 839 as chancellor and grand knight and heads a family business with markets in La Crosse and Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Quillin
Hyde Ave
Wisconsin State Council
Knights of Columbus
Lee Everts
Appleton
Quillin
la Crosse
Retarded Children’s Association
Catholic Social Service Advisory Board
la Crosse County
Brotherhood Week
State Council
Catholic Interest Committee
Knights of Columbus Foundation
Haitians Rout Rebel Invasion Force Near Cap Haitien
Haitian troops killed 10 and captured 16 of a 35 man rebel group after a 20 minute battle near Cap Haitien. Two B25 bombers were seized and leaders including Raymond Cassagnol and Father John Georges were among the captives as authorities claim the invasion is crushed.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Cap Haitien
Raymond Cassagnol
John Georges
Washington
Arthur Bonhomme
Pompidou Signals Talks With Labor Amid France Strike
Premier Georges Pompidou told the National Assembly he is ready to discuss wage and work conditions with labor leaders starting immediately but will not negotiate political issues. He warned against upsetting the economic balance as eight million workers were on strike and unrest continued across cities.
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Capitol Hill
Jesse Jackson
Resurrection City
U.S.A
Washington
Paris
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Pompidou
Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Federation of the Democratic and Socialist Left
Federation
de Gaulle
Woman Dies From May 7 Auto Crash Injuries
Gertrude L. Schroeder 65 of 2903 South Ave died at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital from injuries after a May 7 crash at King and 7th streets. Carl F. Wilcox 18 of 909 Vine St. drove north on 7th colliding with Schroeder who was eastbound on King. Passenger Inez Nelson 51 of Prospect Heights Illinois remained hospitalized with multiple injuries. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Gertrude L. Schroeder
South Ave
la Crosse
Mark Mattes
J. L. Mattes
Leonard Sr
Miss Schroeder
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Lutheran
7Th
King Streets
King
Carl F. Wilcox
Vine St
Burt
Inez) Nelson
Prospect Heights
St. Francis
Nelson
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Police Clear Barricaded Columbia U Building
Police cleared a barricaded Columbia University building and arrested 131 demonstrators without incident early today. In the hour before dawn, violence erupted again, 22 more arrests followed, about 60 people, including 10 policemen, were injured at the Ivy League campus.
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New York
Columbia University
Ivy League
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Upper Manhattan
Mark Rudd
SDS
Hamilton Hall
Rudd
Maplewood
N.J
Hamilton
Alexander Platt
Platt
Charles Ristow Pioneer In Modern Farm Methods Dies
Charles S. Ristow 95 a dairy farmer and insurance man of Black River Falls Wisconsin dies. A pioneer in modern farm methods he helped found Jackson County Farm Bureau and the Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Services at Black River Falls Methodist Church with burial in Riverside Cemetery. He promoted 4 H clubs and grew soybeans and prize Guernsey cattle. He moved to Black River Falls in 1907 after operating a North Bend mill and married Lilah McDonald in 1896.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Charles S. Ristow
Black River Falls Methodist
L. Keith Hanley
Riverside Cemetery
Langlois-Galston
Ristow
North Bend
Jackson County
August Ristow
Black
Rhode Island
Two-State Boundary Commission Finds Some Progress
The Minnesota Wisconsin Boundary Area Commission, created in 1965, reports progress in studying boundary lands waters and river valleys. Chairman John Bosshard says the group has limited authority but can recommend and persuade and notes Wisconsin leads Minnesota on flood plain zoning and public river lake access. Both states anticipate more shoreline zoning and a push for Congress to pass the wild rivers bill.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
John Bosshard
Bangor and la Crosse
Kiwanis Club
Minnesota - Wisconsin Boundary Area
Bosshard
Congress
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Cite
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Vietnam
Abernathy
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Capitol Park
Jackson
Capitol Grounds
Lela May Brooks
Sunflower County
Miss
Poor People’s Campaign
Senate
UPI
France
Labor
By David Mason
Kteret
DR. Blaiberg
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Blaiberg
Christiaan Barnard
Eetanee
Fev Eereseseenere
Columbia U
Tom Kelly
Charles Ristow
Radical
Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia Gymnasium
Harlem
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