Viet Cong Shells Kill 7 S Viets In Refugee Camp
Viet Cong mortars killed seven South Vietnamese and wounded 52 in a government refugee camp at Phu My in Binh Dinh province. The attack, part of intensified regional fighting along central and northern Vietnam, followed strikes on Phu Cat base and Landing Zone Schueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pyle
Saigon
Phu My
Binh Dinh
South Vietnam
U.S
Phu Cat
Schueller
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Atomic Plant Given Okay To Operate
TWO CREEKS Wis AP An operating license has been granted by the Atomic Energy Commission for one of the nuclear reactors at the Point Beach Nuclear Power Plant The maximum output is 497000 kilowatts making it the largest single generating unit in Wisconsin Sol Burstein senior vice president of Wisconsin Electric Power Co which owns the plant announced the AEC authorization The permit followed withdrawal of petitions to intervene by two conservation groups Wisconsin Ecological Society and Wisconsin Resource Conservation Council The groups and the utilities reached an agreement on plant modifications to keep radiological discharges within standards Burstein said output would be ready in time for winter power needs in late December and January and would allow reduced coal use at other Wisconsin Electric plants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Creeks
Wis
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Point Beach
Wisconsin
Sol Burstein
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co
Madison
Wisconsin Ecological Society
Wisconsin Resource Conservation Council
Commission
Burstein
Two Girls Struck by Car Die in Fredonia Incident
Two of four girls walking along the Fredonia Kohler road were hit by a car. Debbie Kasten, 7, died on arrival at St. Alphonsus Hospital Port Washington. Barbara Smith, 13, suffered cuts and bruises. Debbie was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kasten of Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fredonia-Kohler Road
Fredonia
Ozaukee County
Debbie Kasten
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Port Washington
Barbara Smith
Debbie
Kenneth Kasten
U S Office in Milan Targeted by Bombing Blast
A gasoline fire bomb exploded in front of the U S Information Service office in Milan early today, scorching the entrance. Police said it was hurled from a passing car, marking the 12th explosion in Italy's industrial center in under two months. Authorities blame anarchists for the attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
U.S. Information Service
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune prints daily and Sunday editions from 4th and Cass Street La Crosse Wisconsin 5460. It is a division of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. The AP holds exclusive rights to local news and dispatches for republication. Second class mail in La Crosse. Rates: single copy ten cents and delivery one dollar forty cents every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Oct 10
Several couples from La Crosse Holmen Onalaska and nearby cities are set to wed on October 10. Gary Dettinger and Lynn Rodenberg, David Quall and Jane Tracey, David Stewart and Peggy Bennett, Edward Keuper and Ann Feroe, all headed for ceremonies in Wisconsin locations. A separate pairing Daniel Dunnigan and Cynthia Oaken plan marriage in Eau Claire on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary L. Dettinger
Kane St
Lynn D. Rodenberg
Logan St
la Crosse
David M. Quall
Holmen
Jane E. Tracey
Ferry St
Mindoro
David C. Stewart
New Lisbon
Peggy A. Bennett
Lakeshore Drive
City of Onalaska
Edward F. Keuper
S. 7Th St
Ann L. Feroe
Market St
Daniel Dunnigan
Black River Falls
Cynthia Oaken
Minneapolis, Minn
Eau Claire
Patrol Car Accident Raises Insurance For Cop
Los Angeles AP reports Sgt. Max McAlpine chased four bank robbers from Security Pacific Bank on June 20, 1969. In the pursuit he backed into a pickup, triggering a traffic accident in an unmarked patrol car. The incident hiked his personal car insurance from 300 to 500 annually, an error his agent is trying to fix. Three robbers were later captured. McAlpine earned a medal of valor for the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Max McAlpine
McAlpine
Security Pacific Bank
Suspect Arrested in Tampa Slaying
Tampa police say 20 year old James Harkleroad was arrested and charged with first degree murder in the strangulation death of 19 year old Shirley Ann Berg. Berg's nude body was found in a vacant lot five blocks from her apartment, wrapped in a bedspread with a gag in her mouth. Berg recently moved to Tampa from Fort Myers, and her father George Berg lives in Ripon, Wisconsin. The suspect is held without bond.
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Tampa
Fla
Shirley Ann Berg
James Harkleroad
Miss Berg
Fort Meyers
George Berg
Ripon, Wis
Surf lounge operator charged over loud disturbance
Valois Palen, 39, operator of the Surf Cock Tail Lounge, was charged early Tuesday with unlawfully amplifying sound after two Hotel Stoddard guests complained about the noise across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valois Palen
Stoddard
Wards advertising supplement for La Crosse Tribune
Special edition advertising section from The La Crosse Tribune informs readers about the Wards supplement and offers delivery assistance if the supplement is missing. It urges readers to call the paper boy for a complete paper delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Olson Predicts Budget Boost No New Taxes
Lt. Gov. Jack Olson, GOP gubernatorial hopeful, says Wisconsin can raise the next budget by 300 million without new taxes due to growth under Gov. Knowles. He praised zero budgeting, attacked Patrick Lucey, and cited 200,000 new Wisconsin jobs as proof of an improved tax position.
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Olson
Arthur L. Srb
Madison
Jack Olson
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
State Assembly
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
GOP
Knowles
74 Year Old Woman Killed Crossing Road
The Green County woman, Mrs. Stanley Jones, 74, of Brodhead, was killed Monday night when struck by a car as she crossed Highway 11 near her home. The Wisconsin traffic toll reached 865 for 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Green County
Wisconsin
Stanley Jones
Brodhead
Romania L. Raatz
Iron River
Northern Pacific
Potato Truck Crash Kills Teen Driver
Minnesota toll rises to 707 with two teen deaths in separate crashes. Michael Paulson, 16, of Karlstad, died Monday when his potato truck crashed four miles east of Kennedy in Kittson County. Belatedly reported was Greg Hiltner, 4, of Freeport, who was struck Saturday by a car driven by Olivia Hoechen, 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michael Paulson
Arden Paulson
Karlstad
Minn
Kittson County
Kennedy
Greg Hiltner
Clarence Hiltner
Freeport
Olivia Hoechen
Man exposed himself to girl in Myrick Park restroom
A 10-year-old La Crosse girl told police that Monday evening a man exposed himself to her and several friends in the Myrick Park restroom. The report notes the incident occurred in a park facility and is under police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Myrick Park
Weather snapshot for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather summary for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa shows cloudy and cooler conditions with showers and thundershowers likely in parts of Wisconsin and northwest Minnesota. Minnesota expects light rain mixing with snow in the north and ending by Wednesday morning. Iowa remains cloudy and colder with a chance of rain Tuesday night and cooler Wednesday. sunrise and sunset times given for Wednesday plus record high and low on October 6 1963 and 1935, degree days totals and normals.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Egyptian war minister vows missiles stay in place
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad said Cairo will not pull any missiles from the Suez Canal area and offered to extend the Middle East cease-fire for 90 days after November 5 if there is real effort to implement the 1967 U N resolution and aid Gunnar V. Jarring. He denied Israeli charges of cease-fire violation and blamed the United States for arming Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Riad
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Security Council
Israel
United States
Liz Taylor steals show at son Michael Wilding's wedding
London AP Eliz abeth Taylor arrived at Caxton Hall for the wedding of her 18 year old son Michael Wilding to Beth Clutter 19 daughter of Rob ert Clutter of Portland Oregon. Taylor appeared with fifth husband Richard Burton to the crowd of about 500 while the couple planned no reception or honeymoon.
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London
Michael Wilding
Elizabeth Taylor
Mama
Wilding
Beth Clutter
Robert Clutter
Portland
Ore
Lee Breitling
Caxton Hall
Liz
Richard Burton
Young Wilding
Miss Taylor
Burton
Wildings
Sadat, Sal am in Lebanon action and Jordan ceasefire
Sadat remains active as Lebanese politics shift with rebel leader Saeb Sal am invited to form a government after Franjieh installs as president. Premier Rashid Karami resigns. In Amman, Palestinian detainees are released as peace holds, with Jordan reopening bridges to the West Bank per the Cairo accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Saeb Salam
Suleiman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Franjieh
Salam
Beirut
Amman
Bahi Ladgham
Ladgham
Jordan
Israel
Cairo
Habes Majali
Jordan River
West Bank
New Car Sales Fall 44 Percent in 10 Days
DETROIT AP. A nationwide strike against General Motors and the delayed intro duction of new cars cut U S sales sharply. Major automakers GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors sold an average of 22 895 cars daily from Sept 21 to Sept 30 versus 41 530 a year earlier across nine selling days this year and eight last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
United States
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Wisconsin couple indicted in Waytula murder case
A Lake County grand jury indicted Robert F. Ripley and his wife Jane on murder and voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of 65 year old Peter Waytula of Deerfield. They allegedly shot Waytula with a .22 caliber semi automatic rifle at his home on September 30.
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Waukegan, Ill
Lake County
Wisconsin
Peter Waytula
Deerfield
Robert F. Ripley
Jane
Kenosha
Waytula
Thefts Reported In La Crosse Area
Robert Marlin reported a theft from his car on East Avenue of an 87.97 stereo player and two speakers valued at 10.97. Al Imenschuh said a 50 radio was stolen from a car on Cameron Avenue. George Kuraitis reported a 20 helmet stolen from his motorcycle near Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. Mrs George Stuber said her purse and contents worth 60 were picked up at Kmart.
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Robert Marlin
Mormon Coulee Road
la Crosse
East Avenue
al Imenschuh
la Crescent
Minn
Cameron Avenue
George Kuraitis
Copeland Ave
Mary E. Sawyer
George Stuber
Adams St
Kmart
Montreal doctor warns Cross in danger if medicine not taken
A Montreal doctor warned a kidnapped official, Cross, faces grave danger in days without his prescribed medicine for high blood pressure. The incident follows a recent wave of kidnappings in the Western Hemisphere linked to political terrorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Montreal
FLQ
Quebec
City Cross
Latin America
U.S
Harrison Burgess
Moise Golan
Burgess
State Trooper Killed By Gunman In W Va
West Virginia state police report a trooper, H. D. Swartz, was shot and killed while attempting to serve a warrant near Swandale. Officers later captured Ray Miller after flushing him from a residence with tear gas. Swartz died at the scene after a rifle shot struck him as he sat in his patrol car.
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Swandale
W. Va
H. D. Swartz
Ray Miller
Swartz
Miller
Army announces death of WO1 James M. Benicek in Vietnam
Washington reports that WO1 James M. Benicek son of Mr and Mrs Jerome F Benicek of Racine Wisconsin died from wounds suffered in Vietnam The Army confirmed the casualty on Monday and noted his family residence in Racine as his hometown status.
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Washington
Army
James M. Benicek
Jerome F. Benicek
Racine, Wis
Vietnam
Student Death Linked to LSD Trip at End of High Risk Experience
A 24 year old medical student Mark Prager died after taking an LSD dose during a personal experiment following a summer stint at a Baltimore psychiatric hospital studying LSD effects. Autopsy cited adverse effect to an illegal drug LSD. He was a third year student at Hahnemann Medical College.
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Philadelphia
Mark Prager
Records of hospital admissions and injuries in city
City records show multiple late October incidents. Amy Hammonds, 24, La Crosse Motel and Balti more, Md., traveled to Blue Tiger Tavern by car and was ill. Dale Schubert, 17, La Crosse State University, went to St. Francis Hospital with an ankle injury after a fall. Tobin Jameson, 18, LCU, Ad ams, ill on arrival at St. Francis Hospital by squad car. George Lane, 215 Copeland Ave., from Rose Street Viaduct to Lutheran Hospital with a head injury from a fall. Margaret Duckett, 18, Drake Hall, LCU, ill at St. Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lane
Copeland Ave
Rose Street
Lutheran Hospital
Margaret Duckett
Drake Hall
LCU
St. Francis Hospital
Reihl Endorsed for Convention Role by Trade Groups
Reihl, Beloit College and University of Chicago educated, completed a four year carpentry apprenticeship and took trade courses. He serves on multiple state committees including Public Instruction advisory, prevailing wage, and building codes. Endorsements come from the State Building Trades conference and La Crosse Local 1143. Schmitt and Giacomo seek re election as AFL-CIO leaders.
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Page
Beloit College
University of Chicago
Carpenters Union
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Reihl
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin Department of Industry, Labor & Human Relations
Afl-Cio
State
Building Trades Business Agents Conference
la Crosse Carpenters
John W. Schmitt
John Giacomo
Two Hurt as Car Hits Garage Behind Residence
Two people were injured late Monday when a car struck a garage behind the Clara Helfrich residence at 226 S 8th St. Driver Gerald Hartung, 21, of 2122 Pine St., hurt his arms, passenger Lois Johnson, 18, of 1324 Mississippi St., was cut and bruised. Both were taken to Lutheran Hospital. Hartung faces charges of driving without a license failing to control his vehicle driving an unregistered vehicle and improperly using license plates.
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Clara Helfrich
S. 8Th St
Gerald Hartung
Pine St
Lois Johnson
Mississippi St
Lutheran Hospital
Hartung
Two La Crosse Girls Apprehended for Tiny Shoplifting
La Crosse police said two girls, aged 11 and 14, were arrested Monday evening for shoplifting a 29 cent pen and a 10 cent balloon at the Causeway Super Valu. They were turned over to county juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Causeway
Radio Highlights and Potato Market Summary
Radio highlights listed for Tuesday on WKTY at 6 45 and 11 pm featuring Mrs. Carol Knebes of the YWCA. USDA potato market data show U S shipments at 89 and total supply light with steady demand. Prices include Washington russet Burbanks 4 00 Idaho russet Burbanks 6 50 Western Oregon russet Burbanks 4 00 Minnesota Hollendale round reds 3 00 Wisconsin round reds 2 60 2 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Knebes
YWCA
Chicago
USDA
U.S
Washington
Idaho
Western Oregon
Minnesota
Hollendale
Wisconsin
House unit cuts defense budget amid reform push
The House Appropriations Committee slashed $2 billion from the Pentagon budget to $66.7 billion, urging tighter defense procurement and efficiency. It criticized wasteful practices, warned of rising Soviet competition, and signaled no room for bungling in defense spending, while trimming weapons development funds and delaying some contracts amid the election line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Department
Middle East
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
U.S
Mediterranean
AFL-CIO Voices in Opening Session on Election Premises
AFL-CIO addressed the opening session warning delegates against distractions from Spiro’s circus. Republicans would run on law and order but risk hits on unemployment and inflation. State president Schmitt warned of mergers and predicted stronger collective bargaining and broader public social aims driven by younger labor members.
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Spiro
Nixon
Agnew
Schmitt
Minneapolis Selected For VFW Convention 1972
The National Council of Administration of Veterans of Foreign Wars awarded the 1972 national convention to Minneapolis Minnesota after delegates moved the location from New York City. The decision followed Mayor John Lindsay's stance admired by some for opposing military service, prompting a relocation despite earlier plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Council of Administration of Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
Thomson Receives Watchdog of the Treasury Citation
Washington AP reports Representative Vernon W Thomson a Wisconsin Republican received the National Associated Businessmen s watchdog of the treasury citation for a 100 percent economy voting record in the 91st Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Vernon W. Thomson
R - Wis
National Associated Businessmen’s
Treasury
South St Paul livestock and Chicago produce roundups
US cattle strong on high good and choice slaughter stock with 4,700 cattle and 500 calves traded. Hogs 7,600 slow with prices down. feeders scarce. Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter and eggs seen weaker with wholesale prices down slightly on 93 score AA and A whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Alumni Accept Medical School Change Of Name
The Marquette Medical Alumni Association reported that the change to Medical College of Wisconsin drew little protest. It surveyed 3,400 graduates. 1,500 responded and about 25 objected. A meeting is sought to discuss restoring the Marquette name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Marquette Medical Alumni Association
Marquette University School of Medicine
The
Medical College of Wisconsin
Marquette
U S Official Agrees to UM Talks at Minnesota
The University of Minnesota will host a Justice Department official after U S Attorney General's offer. President Malcolm Moos said he hopes to arrange two meetings, one with law students and one with representative student leaders, to discuss matters with the visiting official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
United States Attorney General
Justice Department
Malcolm Moos
Gas Company Worker Is Killed In Blast
An explosion at a private home in Lambertville New Jersey injured six others and killed Robert Krause of Elizabethtown Gas Co. The blast occurred while gas company workers were repairing a gas line, and the fire spread to five nearby houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambertville N.J
Robert Krause
Elizabethtown Gas Co
Cash grain quotes from Chicago markets
Wheat No 2 hard red 1.69n No 2 soft red 1.72n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.43%n No 3 yellow 1.38Ven No 5 yellow 1.36%4n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 78/en. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.86Van. Soybean oil 13.11n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Grain
Chicago
Stock quotations from Marshall Co inter-dealer lists
National association prices as of 9:00 a.m. show inter-dealer bids and asks for various stocks and mutual funds. Prices exclude retail markup and commissions. lists include Transport, Godfrey, Gyrodyne, Moore's Seafood, Trans Gas Pipe, Wallace, Warner, Wis. Power, and others with ranges. Mutual funds at 9:00 a.m. ranges cover Boston, Fidelity, Mass Investors, Puritan, Union Capital, and Wisconsin funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Co. National
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Warner Elec. Br
Werner Continental
Wis. Power & L
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eberstadt Fund
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass. Inv
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl
Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin
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J. E. Burgess
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Fears Harbor
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Shearson, Hammill & CO
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Pepsico
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Anchor Coupling
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U.S. Steel
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Dow Jones
General Dynamics
General Electric
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General Motors
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Goodyear Tire
G. Heileman Brew
Inter
Harvester
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Dec. Corn
Jim Walter
Kresge
Lee Enterprises
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Mobil Oil
Monsanto Chemical
National Cash Register
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J. C. Penney
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