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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
5
Sylvia Porter argues against the idea that cutting war spending harms employment. She cites Melvin Laird’s luncheon noting a defense budget drop and a shift to peacetime economy, contending tight money caused 1969-70 recession and unemployment, not cuts alone.
Members of the Harry Olson Senior Citizen Center at 624 Gillette St plan a chartered bus trip to Winona Minnesota on Wednesday to view the changing seasons. Contact Esther Keilhholz for details. Weekly activities include Look Listen and Learn Workshop, senior songsters, square dancing, art class, a Dave Kival Band dance at Nino's Steak Round Up, a euchre tournament, and Friday fun night with cards, lunch, and games.
Six cadets at the Air Force Academy in Colorado are implicated in marijuana and LSD use. The academy spokesman said disciplinary action will follow after a preliminary investigation and case reviews by Lt. Gen. Albert P. Clark, the academy superintendent.
Portland AP reports funeral services will be held Tuesday for 82 year old educator adviser Dr George A Selke who died Friday in a Portland rehab hospital. A former Minnesota official and university administrator he served under both Democratic and Republican administrations and held roles from Minnesota education to Eisenhower era planning in Europe and the Orient.
Bolivian President Alfredo Ovando Candia, backed by the air force and the Toledo Regiment, faced a failed coup led by army chief Rogelio Miranda. Rebels demanded Ovando’s resignation but units remained loyal. tensions rose with a state of emergency and calls for a junta to set elections by 1972.
In 1953 he retired to become legislative adviser to Governor Orville Freeman. Freeman later rose to U.S. secretary of agriculture under Kennedy, bringing Selke along to the federal post.
RACINE AP Donald R Gibson 25 was sentenced Saturday to life in prison after a four day trial ending Friday for the hammer slaying of his sister in law Patricia Green of Racine in February The jury also found he was sane at the time of the killing County Judge William F James imposed the sentence
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