Nixon Ordered Meeting With CIA Ehrlichman Says
Ehrlichman testified that Nixon ordered staff to meet CIA officials to probe whether an FBI inquiry into Watergate could expose covert operations. He described a June 23 1972 meeting where Walters was told to warn Gray that continuing the FBI probe over campaign funds could jeopardize CIA activities.
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Watergate
Robert E. Cushman
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Daniel Ellsberg
Ronald L. Ziegler
Senate
Police Contend Over Squad Car Crash Policy at Hearing
The testimony describes a rear end collision involving Officer Malay and Mrs. Swartz as investigators debate squad car policies. Witnesses discuss tire condition skid marks weather and braking issues while officials consider disciplinary action and potential policy changes before a Friday decision.
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Prairie du Chien Sheriff bans Fyre Engine Muster after drunken carnival
Crawford County Sheriff Ray Childs condemned the three day Fyre Engine Muster on county highways calling it a drunken orgy. He praised firefighters while blasting sponsors for inviting motorcycle gangs and risk to the public. Leonard Burkhart of Oswego Indiana lost both feet in a collision involving antique fire engines during the event. Two others injured.
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Ex POWs Receive Home Packages Amid Controversy
Quote from Young in Chicago Today asserts no basis for accusation and calls it ridiculous. The remark reflects reactions of ex prisoners of war to a perceived slight or charge tied to wartime experiences.
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Chicago
Stone theft hits YMCA yard in Winona
The La Crosse YM-YWCA reported 30 pieces of Winona stone, about 100 pounds each, stacked in a new parking lot. By Tuesday the slabs were gone, leading YMCA executive director Douglas McNeel to suspect a trucked theft and possible arrest risk for the thief.
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Weather outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota preview
Increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions in Wisconsin with a chance of showers in the extreme north Wednesday night. Minnesota sees partly cloudy central and north with scattered showers north Wednesday night and Thursday. Extreme south mostly fair with widely scattered showers and thundershowers north Wednesday night. Generally fair Wednesday night and Thursday.
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Nixon Pompidou Meet In Iceland Discussing Western Europe
President Nixon flew to Iceland for talks with French President Pompidou to ease fears of U S bullying in Europe. Pompidou seeks swift action on monetary issues while Nixon stresses a search for a new approach.
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Senate vote shifts funds ban on Cambodia bombing
The Senate narrowly backs a procedural test to halt U S funds for bombing Cambodia with support from Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire, while Robert Griffin warns the Eagleton amendment could derail Paris talks. Separate reports note two traffic collisions on Pammel Creek Road and Rose Street, hospital transfers, and a Reykjavik Iceland summit plan with Kissinger outlining interrelated policy subjects.
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Tribune Advertising Rates and Circulation Offer
The Tribune in La Crosse Wisconsin lists circulation and advertising rates. City carrier price is 1.60 dollars every two weeks.
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la Crosse Tribune
Road Toll Totals 473 Over Memorial Day Weekend
Traffic accidents claimed 473 lives across the nation during a three day Memorial Day weekend. The National Safety Council had estimated 550 to 650 deaths would occur in traffic mishaps during the period. The Associated Press counted 565 traffic deaths for 1972 and the record three day toll was 597 in 1969.
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Budget Committee Holds Second Private Meeting in Madison
Wisconsin lawmakers met privately again to shape a $2.7 billion budget with six members arguing over open meetings rules. Senator Walter Hollander and Rep Dennis Conta defended closed talks as necessary while reporters pressed for public access and potential logrolling concerns.
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Blue Stars Win First Contest Of 1973 Season
The First Federal Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps won a Kenosha contest with 70.15 points, taking titles in marching and maneuvering general effects and bugles. Des Plaines Vanguard took second at 61.5, followed by Chicago Cavaliers 57.2 Rockford Phantom Regiment 52.45 Appleton Americanos 48.05 and Cedarburg Thunderbolts 37.05. The Blue Stars Booster Club schedules a potluck supper Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the VFW Clubrooms with a business meeting at 8.
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Minnesotan Killed As Car Hits Pole
A Minnesota traffic fatality update reports Donald E. Sucha a 29 year old Austin man died after his car struck a light standard at a downtown Interstate 90 exit. James L. Peterson 20 of Thief River Falls died days earlier in Grand Forks North Dakota hospital from injuries after a May 22 motorcycle collision in Thief River Falls. The statewide toll reached 305 this year up from 290 a year ago.
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Thief River Falls
Minnesota
James L. Peterson
Grand Forks
N.C
Donald E. Sucha
Sucha
Schulz Leader in Safety Education Dies at 45
August J. Schulz of Oshkosh and UW Stout died Sunday from a heart attack. A safety and driver education pioneer, he served on numerous state safety committees and held national offices. He taught at UW Stout and expanded the university program to over 250 students.
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Menomonie
Wis
J. Schulz
Schulz
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Stout
Nixon signs Indian Claims Bill for 1.2 million aid
President Nixon signed a bill awarding 1.2 million dollars for the Indian Claims Commission for fiscal 1974 to adjudicate tribal claims against the United States. The act also authorizes 900 thousand dollars to provide loans for Indians needing expert help in preparing pending claims.
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Nixon
Indian Claims Commission
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