Oil Slick Linked To Missing Sub
The Navy reports an oil slick along the Scorpion's return route two days after last contact with the 99 crew aboard the submarine. Navy officials downplay the sighting while ships and planes search a broad Atlantic area, with officials noting the sub was due to surface near Norfolk, Virginia.
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Scorpion Submarine Mystery Deepens as Navy Hunts
The Navy reports the Scorpion could stay submerged far beyond 60 days but with no contact since May 21. Officials consider weather delays or course alteration before a likely overdue status and fleet ships race from Norfolk to locate the vessel as relatives await news.
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Norfolk
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Thomas H. Moorer
Naval Operations
Mediation Likely In Dispute Over Teacher Salaries
Mediation likely in a dispute over teacher salaries. The article references ongoing battles in Saigon and shelling of a satellite communications facility, with reported light casualties and multiple combat actions near the DMZ and in the central highlands.
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Southeast Asia
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Highlands
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Nelson Says Nation Has Resources To Solve Its Ills
Senator Gaylord Nelson told a La Crosse audience the United States has the resources to solve its problems. He outlined challenges including population growth poverty and the Vietnam war during a day of statewide appearances.
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Jerome R. Rosso
la Crosse Tribune
United States
Gaylord Nelson
la Crosse
LEA Rejects $581 000 Offer in La Crosse dispute
The La Crosse Education Association and the La Crosse City District Board of Education head toward mediation as they first tackle non salary items. The LEA rejected a $581 000 salary package, arguing it undershoots the $874 000 amount needed to reward veteran teachers with substantial postgraduate study.
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la Crosse City
la Crosse
LEA
Raymond Sauer
Sauer
Wisconsin
Edsel Vergin
Vergin
Kenny
Roland Schwandt
Tomah publisher Les Kenny dies at 69
Les W. Kenny longtime Tomah publisher since 1927 died May 27 after a long illness in a local hospital. Services 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Marys Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. Kenny, a Platteville native and UW graduate, built the Tomah Monitor Herald and Tomah Journal into weekly papers, with his son John joining as partner. He received the American Legion honored citizen award in 1961 and a recent boss of the year honor from the Tomah Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Francis
Mulligan
Ninneman Funeral Home
Tomah Monitor Herald
W. J. Wells
Tomah Journal
L. B. Squires
Herald
Journal
John
Edior
Kenny
American ‘Legion
Long-Haired Student Sues Over Graduation Rights
In Madison a federal hearing will decide if William Gahan, 317 S 21st St, can attend Central High School commencement. His mother seeks a 20000 dollar injunction and damages, claiming ridicule due to his shoulder-length hair. The suit names school officials and the district.
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Madison
William Gahan
S. 21St St
Central High School
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James Doyle
la Crosse County
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la Crosse Education Association
la Crosse City
Edsel Vergin
Howard Voss
la Crosse
Patrick Doyle
Doyle
John Flanagan
No Editions Memorial Day Observed By La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune will not publish any editions on Memorial Day. No issue will be issued that day due to the holiday.
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