Briton Kidnapped in Argentina in Rosario Case
A 58 year old British consul aide Stanley E M Sylvester was abducted outside his Rosario home by three armed men. A communique from the Revolutionary Army of the People claimed him for popular justice, linking the act to the 1969 death of Luis Norberto Blanco. No ransom mentioned.
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Rosario
Argentina
Revolutionary Army of the People
Stanley E.M. Sylvester
Sylvester
Luis Norberto Blanco
Swift Meat Packing Company
Kidnapping surge in Argentina targets British consul
In Rosario a British consular official Sylvester was kidnapped amid a wave of leftist activity by the Revolutionary Army. Police and government agencies vowed full measures to locate the abducted official and free him. The era has seen multiple high profile abductions tied to Montoneros and others.
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Santa Fe
Sylvester
Revolutionary Army
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Montoneros
Argentine Liberation Front
Waldemar Sanchez
Panther Trial Jury Deadlocks in Seale Huggins Case
NEW HAVEN Conn AP the jury in the Black Panthers Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins trial told the judge twice they could not reach a verdict. Mulvey urged continued deliberations after two notes stating no verdict on all charges. The sixth day followed a 90 minute reread of Warren Kimbro testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Mulvey
Chip Smith
Warren Kimbro
Huggins
Canadian Is Fatality In Minnesota Crash
A Canadian man died from injuries after a pedestrian accident in International Falls Minnesota raising the state's traffic toll. George Banks 38 Mine Center Ont died at a Fort Frances Ontario hospital.
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International Falls
Minn
Minnesota
George Banks
Mine Center
Ont
Fort Frances
Minneapolis
New Brighton
Gertrude A. Nevin
Carol Willette
Charles
Three Cycle A Day Marathon For March of Dimes
Tri State Bicycle Touring Society members George Lahue James Asfoor and Jean Hall rode 24 hours straight on a quarter mile Memorial Field La Crosse State University track to raise funds for the March of Dimes. About 150 cyclists participated while weather shortened the event from 30 to 24 hours and total funds raised were being tallied.
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Tri- State Bicycle Touring Society
George Lahue
Green Bay St
James Asfoor
Caledonia St
Jean Hall
Nottingham Road
Memorial Field
la Crosse State University
Elanor Lahue
Asfoor
Miss Hall
Audubon Society Accepts 185 Acres in Bayside Nature Site
Milwaukee AP report notes the National Audubon Society voted to accept an 185 acre tract known as Nine Mile Farm in Bayside. Directors delayed decision for three weeks to review the suburb’s $33,500 tax levy on the undeveloped land before finalizing plans.
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Milwaukee
National Audubon Society
Bayside
Nine Mile Farm
Fire Department Reports La Crosse Incidents May 23 24
Fire calls include false alarms at Doerflin Gers Store and Herbergers Store, a ballast overheat at Henrys Drive In, lightning damage to power pole and fuse box checks after strikes, water in a basement, and standby for a military plane. Several residents were treated or transported for illness.
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Henry’s
King St
Carl Helke
Green Bay St
Avon
Logan
Evelyn Thornd
Copeland Ave
Walter Smith
Loomis St
la Crosse
LCU Girl Scouts Gain Charter From U S A
Campus Girl Scouts at La Crosse State University received a charter from Girl Scouts of the U S A. Denise Hill notes campus scouts assist as troop leaders aides lifeguards camping counselors and advisers to senior troops. They recently sold cookies for the council project and helped Eco Action weekend at Camp Ehawee. Organized in fall 1970, membership is open to men and women with officers listed.
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la Crosse State University
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Denise Hill
Camp Ehawee
LCU
Frank Dustin Jr
Virginia Blum
Cindy Graham
Ernest Retzlaff Sr
Riverland Girl Scout Council
North Pole Sees Record Low Temperature
A reading at the North Pole registered a frigid 66 degrees below zero, marking the lowest temperature ever observed at the location. The record highlights extreme Arctic cold conditions and climate data implications for polar weather patterns.
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North Pole
Podgorny to Probe Egypt Situation Amid Purge Fallout
Cairo reports Soviet President Podgorny will visit within days to assess Egypt after Anwar Sadat ousted leftists amid a Kremlin backed purge. Al Ahram asserts Soviet-Egyptian ties remain stable despite domestic upheaval, while reductions in charges and restraining orders touch several defendants in Wisconsin drug cases including Linda Monick and Scott Carroll as trials delay.
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Cairo
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Anwar Sadat
Tass
Podgorny
Egypt
Sadat
Kremlin
Ali Sabry
Sami Sharaf
Soviet Union
al Ahram
Moscow
Jefferson's Spring Fling raises funds for school program
Jefferson School PTA's Spring Fling cleared between 1000 and 1200 dollars for the educational program. A 3:30 pm faculty recommendation session precedes a 7:30 pm PTA executive board meeting to draft final funding recommendations for Tuesday. The event featured carnival booths rides food and an auction of celebrity items with bids on Nixon and Anderson items.
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Jefferson School Pta
Borghild Olson
Olson
PTA
Richard Nixon
John Anderson
n-Illinois
White House
Spiro Agnew
Ann Landers
Bart Starr
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert
John Wayne
Warren Feels Harassed By Demo Charges
Wisconsin Attorney General Robert Warren accuses the Democratic led Assembly of harassing his office with a probe into surveillance practices. He claims the investigation is political and notes no facts support the need for formal subpoenas. Warren hints at Gov Lucey associates and calls for an informal review.
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Warren
Madison
Wis
Robert Warren
Assembly
Patrick J. Lucey
Richard) Weening
Kessler
Weening
Thefts Reported In La Crosse Neighborhood
Donald Kerrigan reported a theft from his boat stored in his backyard with a boat cover and two support brackets valued at 45 dollars. Alf E. Loose said tools valued at 23.50 dollars were taken from his garage over the weekend.
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Donald Kerrigan
Law To Help Recall Of Tires In Effect
In Washington AP reports new federal regulations require tire dealers to record buyers names and addresses. The law, effective Saturday on the first anniversary of passage, aims to improve recalls after many tires with safety defects went untracked due to informal recall notices.
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Washington
Publisher Charles Woodson Sr. dies at 72 in Texas
Charles C. Woodson Sr., a newspaper publisher in Texas and Oklahoma, died Sunday from an apparent heart attack at age 72. A longtime friend of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, he attended the LBJ Library dedication in Austin the previous day.
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del Rio
Tex
Charles C. Woodson Sr
Texas
Oklahoma
Woodson
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Austin
Vandals Target Car On West Avenue Lot
Police were told early Sunday that vandals broke two headlights and two taillights and damaged two side mirrors on a car owned by David Wilson. The vehicle was parked in a private lot in the 900 block of West Avenue.
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David Wilson
R. J. la Crosse
la Crosse
West Avenue
Supreme Court to hear Amish school attendance case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Wisconsin’s appeal to compel Amish children to attend public school to age 16. The Wisconsin Supreme Court had ruled the compulsory attendance law violated religious liberty, a decision the state asks the high court to overturn. The case stems from prosecutions of three Amish fathers in Green County for refusing high school enrollment for their children.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
St. Louis
Robert W. Warren
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Green County
Wallace Miller
Jonas Yoder
Old Order
New Glarus
Adin Yutzy
Amish Mennonite
State Supreme Court
Heslip ID Disputed in Friday Court Hearing at Central Station
Kasabuske identified a suspect as David Scott Heslip after Heslip was brought to Central Station and released. Proceedings noted three or four warrants remain unresolved, with Sedley Howard already serving in prison delaying his return to La Crosse. Preliminary examinations are ongoing, including Susan Naas being held for trial and bound over, while Michael Zielke's defense seeks to strike Kasabuske testimony due to memory refreshment memos.
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Scott E. Carroll
King St
Roraff
Doyle
Carroll
Kim Kasabuske
David Scott Heslip
Kasabuske
Market St
Loomis St
Heslip
Central Station
Randolph
Sedley Howard
State Road
Michael Zielke
Alan Cole
Cole
Radio Highlights Monday on WLCX six p m Vox Pop
Vox Pop at six on WLCX features taped Viterbo College commencement remarks by Rev. John L Heagle vice chancellor of the La Crosse Diocese as speaker and commentator today.
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WLCX
Viterbo College
John L. Heagle
la Crosse
La Crosse Tribune Volume 67 Number 9 Notice
The La Crosse Tribune publishes as a Lee Enterprises division with AP rights. Rates are listed for single copies and carrier delivery, with mail options where service is unavailable.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Dodd's Political Rise and Family Ties Highlighted
Dodd began private law practice in Hartford in 1947 and served in Congress from 1952, later joining Foreign Affairs. After a failed 1956 Senate bid, he won in 1958 over William Purtell and was re-elected in 1964. He was the son of Thomas J. Dodd and Abigail O'Sullivan, married Grace Murphy in 1934, and had six children Thomas Jr. Carolyn Jeremy Martha Christopher and Nicholas.
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Dodd
Hartford
Conn
House of Representatives
Hartford County
House
U.S. Senate
Prescott Bush
Senate
William Purtell
Thomas Joseph Dodd
Abigail Margaret O’sullivan
Grace Murphy
Westerly, R.L
Minneapolis
Doctor To Speak To Disability League
Dr James V Beardsley a clinical neuropsychologist will discuss neuropsychological evaluation of children with learning disabilities Tuesday at 730 p m in Washburn The event is sponsored by the Children's Learning Disability League of La Crosse Beardsley is with the Gundersen Clinic He earned his doctorate at the University of North Dakota Grand Forks and did two years of neurology study at the University of Wisconsin He relocated to La Crosse last July All parents with children who have learning disabilities may attend.
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James V. Beardsley
South Ridge Road
la Crescent
Minn
Washburn School
Children’s Learning Disability League of
la Crosse
Plugs To Hold Annual Picnic Elect Officers
The La Crosse Plugs an organization of goodwill ambassadors for the city will hold their annual meeting and picnic in the stone shelterhouse Myrick Park Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. They will elect officers at the meeting. Arthur Stenberg is chief plug.
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la Crosse
Stone Shelterhouse
Myrick Park
Arthur Stenberg
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Wilfred Leyendecker
U.S. 10
Sauk Rapids
Jerome Techeny
St. Paul
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Sherwood Stuckmayer
Donald Bloomquist
Duluth
Winona
Marvin Wokman
Whitewater River
Audubon Society
By Richard A. Nelson
Arlington National Cemetery
Nelson Funeral Home
Fire Department
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
John Mullen
Losey Blvd. S
Lutheran Hospital
Johanna Weinberg
Sauber Manor
St. Francis Hospital
John Rybold
S. 21St Place
Ricky Willenberg
S. 10Th St
Lutheran
LCU Girl Scouts
Maker
Rexall Drug
Jackson Plaza
Mtinion
Pappas
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Church
Linders
Varsity Club
Ward Ave
Sloopy’s
Pearl St
Chicago
Linda Lee Monick
South Pettibone
Leonard Roraff
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Miss Monick
Church and Linders
River Drive
Galesville
Bonnie
Linda
Jefferson
Justice Department
Frederick Kessler
Gordon R
Maico Lynne Tower
U.S. Supreme Court
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J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Disability League
Bernie Otto
Bank of Holmen
Ae Byta Bank
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