Jordan Limits Recognition To One Guerrilla Group
Jordan's new government says it will recognize only Al Fatah headed by Yasir Arafat. The move aims to curb chaos while suggesting other groups join Al Fatah. A search for Habash and renewed cease fire efforts follow a Cairo talks.
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al Fatah
Yasir Arafat
Adnan Abu Odeh
al’ Fatah
Odeh
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Fire and medical calls report for La Crosse area
Fire department logs show several incidents on Sept 30 including false fire box alarms at 9th and State Streets and Ross Furniture Co and a car fire at 1641 George Street. A house fire at 208 N 8th St prompted a coal burner finding. Police ambulance records list multiple illness transports to Lutheran and St Francis Hospitals on Oct 1 and Oct 2, including two Halversons and a Doris Sobkowiak.
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State Streets
Percy Mahlum
George Sr
Ross Furniture Co
State St
S. 21St Street
Marie Fox
Max Ross
N. 8Th St
4Th and Vine Streets
Margaret Baxter
N. 23Rd St
Lutheran
Marilyn Halverson
Edna Halverson
S. 8Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Man Sentenced To 9 Months On Check Charges
Kenneth F. Krall, 28, found guilty of writing eight worthless checks in La Crosse Monroe and Vernon Counties, was sentenced to nine months in La Crosse County Jail. Judge Leonard Roraff ordered the sentence under the Huber Law with release during working hours. Krall, who recently lived in Minneapolis, had admitted writing 19 other worthless checks and had just completed a 60 day sentence for failure to support his family.
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Monroe
Vernon
Leonard Roraff
Kenneth F. Krall
Minneapolis
Krall
Asst. Dist
Merwin Mel Jor
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Robert Joanis
Roraff
Radio Highlights Friday and Saturday Football Broadcasts
Listings show WCOW and WKTY schedules with football games Reedsburg versus Sparta Aquinas versus Stevens Point Pa celli Wisconsin Penn State Notre Dame Michigan State and La Crosse State University versus Stevens Point plus Oktoberfest events and Maple Leaf parade on WLCX.
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Sparta
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Aquinas
Stevens Point Pacelli
WLCX
WCOW
Penn State
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Michigan State
WETY
la Crosse State University
Stevens Point
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff note
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher with E. Burgess as assistant publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper, based at La Crosse Wisconsin, is a division of See Enterprises and the Associated Press. Second class postage is paid in La Crosse with specific rate details.
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W. T. Burgess
Dé. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
See Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Critics debate closing of Catholic elderly home after January
A diocesan source says the home cannot be run after Jan 1 and may hire a lay director at a cost. Critics urge expanding the diocesan elderly program, citing the need for a Catholic atmosphere and the chapel, while some call the plan callous and poorly handled. Relatives and physicians warn about patient care and long-range planning.
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St. Joseph’s Home
Four Hurt When Car Rolls Over in Medary Town
Four persons sustained minor injuries Thursday evening when their car left County Highway B near Smith Valley Road in Medary Town. Driver Eugene D. McLellan, 19, Necedah, and three passengers all received medical treatment at St. Francis Hospital after the vehicle rolled over, briefly hitting a rose bush and an apple tree before landing on its wheels. McLellan said he lost control while trying to avoid an oncoming car.
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la Crosse
Smith Valley Road
Medary
St. Francis Hospital
Eugene D. McLellan
Necedah
Christine Hawkins
Madison St
Edward Hanson
Minneaplis man jailed up to 15 years in first degree manslaughter
Ronald L. Slack 35 of Minneapolis was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the August 1969 slaying of Tamara Jourdan, 19. A Hennepin County jury deliberated over a day before Judge Tom Bergin sentenced him to as much as 15 years in prison. Slack, in handcuffs, declared he did not commit the crime and would run when daylight appears.
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Minneapolis
Ronald L. Slack
Tamara Jourdan
Tom Bergin
Slack
Hennepin County
Kidnaper Halseth Sought After Blair Abductions
Federal warrants charge Halseth and brother Richard, 19, with robbery and kidnapping in a Blair Nebraska abduction spree that began Monday. Richard Halseth was arrested in Sioux Falls after last victim Mrs. Harry Luschinger was released. A nationwide dragnet extended into North Dakota after a sighting of a missing squad car near Adams. Halseth, once at a Seattle mental facility, is described as armed and dangerous.
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D.D
Halseth
Richard
Blair
Neb
Richard Halseth
Sioux Falls
Harry Luschinger
Hornick
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Adams
N.D
Federal Bureau of Investigation
North Dakota Highway Patrol
Grand Forks
Walsh County
Seattle
Wash
Livestock and grain markets ticker from South St Paul and Chicago
South St Paul cattle and hogs mixed with steady to lower bids across classes. Slaughter steers 28.25 to 29.25, heifers 28.00, cows 21.00 to 22.00, bulls 25.00 to 27.00, calves 729 to 730, hogs 19.75 to 20.25 for 190 to 260 pounds, sows 17.00 to 18.00. Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter prices and egg prices, soybeans near 13.06, corn 1.42, wheat 1.67.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Goodyear and Gulf Oil Quotations Reported Noon
Stock quotations from October 2 1970 at noon list Goodyear and Gulf Oil among active issues. The report presents price levels and modest shifts reflecting market activity at midday.
Nixon in Belgrade Tito visit highlights Middle East focus
Nixon and Tito praised each other after a Belgrade stop marked by tree planting at Friendship Park and talks on Middle East issues. In Madrid Nixon planned meetings with Franco to discuss the Aug. 6 Spain bases accord and broader defense and science exchanges. Sinn Fein accused Ireland of favoring Vietnam as Nixon prepared next travel to Britain and Ireland.
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Irish Republican Army
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Tomas MacGiolla
Wausau Man Killed In Truck Mishap
Wausau resident David Do beck, 21, died when a semitruck rolled onto him in a parking lot at his parents firm. Separately, Frederick Douglass and Victoria Woodhull were nominated for vice president at a 1872 Equal Rights party convention.
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Wausau
Wausau (Ap
David Dobeck
Frederick Douglass
Victoria Woodhull
Equal Rights
U.S
Court OKs paddling of problem pupils in Florida
In Miami a court ruled that teachers may paddle troublesome pupils without fear of parental reprisals. Dade County Criminal Court Judge Paul Baker dismissed charges brought by parents against teacher Joe Rayder, a decision lauded by Florida Education Association official Wally Johnson who says the ruling helps restore respect for authority in public schools.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Miami
Florida Education Association
Wally Johnson
Dade County
Accused Men Talked To Mining Experts About Explosives
Two UW students David S. Fine and Leo F. Burt, among FBI most wanted fugitives linked to the Aug 24 UW Army Mathematics Research Center blast that killed a student, inquired about mine blasting a month earlier. Charles Hagberg said they asked about explosives, but did not take blasting license exams. Burt is 22 from Havertown PA and Fine 18 from Wilmington DE.
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David S. Fine
Leo F. Burt
FBI
Karleton Armstrong
Dwight Armstrong
Army Mathematics Research Center
Hagberg
Edward H. Bull
Bull
Burt
Havertown
Fine
Wilmington
Del
Funeral crowds erupt as Nasser is laid to rest
Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser is buried in Mecca after a funeral procession in Cairo that drew thousands. Reports said Sadat and other leaders were recovering at home while crowds surged, a coffin torn flagging the strong emotions. An Egyptian security surge failed to calm spectators as casualties were reported along the 13 mile route.
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Sadat
Elliot Richardson
U.S
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Haile Selassse
Ethiopia
Chaban-Delmas
Nasser
Egypt
Farouk
Mecca
Islam
Saudi Arabia
Goodell accuses Agnew of McCarthy tactics in Senate race
New York AP Sen Charles E Goodell R NY accuses Vice President Spiro Agnew of attempting to purge him from the Senate. He decries Agnew rhetoric as a reminder of McCarthy era politics while Ottinger and Buckley challenge him for a full term. Nixon has not endorsed Goodell.
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New York
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Agnew
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Goodell
Richard L. Ottinger
James Buckley
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
First nonstop round the world flight ends in 1949
The record flight by Lucky Lady, a B50 bomber, completes a nonstop round the world route in 1949 marking a milestone in aviation. Crew achievements and aircraft performance highlighted as a historic feat for long range flight.
Jobless Rate Up Sharply In September
The Labor Department reports September unemployment at 5.5 percent, with 4.3 million jobless. Average hourly pay rose to 3.28, weekly pay fell to 121.36 due to shorter hours, while manufacturing pay hit a record 136.17. Unemployment rose among 16 to 24 year olds and both white and Black workers.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Avera
Ers
Texas Diphtheria Toll and First Local Malaria Cases
In San Antonio 113 diphtheria cases have been confirmed with two child deaths this year. Four young patients aged 3 to 17 were among the latest victims. Officials also reported Texas’s first locally contracted malaria cases since 1949, involving two Boerne children, marking a notable outbreak alongside ongoing health concerns.
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San Antonio
Tex
Boerne
Texas
Southeast Asia
Ex Archbishop Hunkeler Dies of Natural Causes
Two days after a car crash the Most Rev Edward J Hunkeler retired archbishop of Kansas City Missouri died in Crookston Minnesota hospital at 76 from a cardiovascular respiratory condition. Autopsy showed injuries from the crash were not serious.
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Associated Press
Edward J. Hunkeler
Kansas City
Crookston
Fisher
Minn
A Waseca
Minnesota
Hunkeler
Msgr
A. I. Merth
East Grand
Wynot
Neb
Omaha
Grand Island
Kan
Kansas
Wife Of Ky To Talk At U S Rally
The Rev. Carl McIntire announced the wife of South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky will speak at Saturday's rally in Washington. Ky had canceled his U S trip citing fears of violence and pressure from the Nixon administration. McIntire predicted up to a million marchers despite Ky’s absence.
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Carl McIntire
Nguyen Cao Ky
Paris
United States
Vietnam
McIntire
Nixon
U.S
Pentagon
Capitol Steps
Forks
Minn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
Maryland
Old Town
Congress
Policy tweaks tighten draft age rules after 26
An executive order ends the hot-pursuit clause allowing draft of men over 26 if they were in process delays. Now induction notices must be issued before the 26th birthday to draft someone over 26. A spokesman noted 467 men over 26 were drafted in eight months, calling the affected group small and not a major policy shift.
Weather forecast for Wisconsin Minnesota and Owa regions
Partly cloudy and cool Friday night with Saturday cloudy in Wisconsin and a chance of showers in the north. Minnesota sees variable clouds Friday night and fair to partly cloudy Saturday. OWA fair and cooler Friday night and Saturday with sunrise at 7 06 a m and sunset at 6 4 p m. Record high lows dated October 2 1953 and 1945. Degree days total and normal values listed.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Owa
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