Mondale Defends Liberals as Real Conservatives
Sen. Walter Mondale argues that self-labeled radical-liberals are the real conservatives, citing Roosevelt as a conservative and urging active reform to improve society. He criticizes Office of Economic Opportunity funding plans, praises lawyers for the poor, and warns IRS moves to curb foundations funding reform suits.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Spiro T. Agnew
Mondale
D-Minn
Supreme Council of the League of United Latin American Citizens
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Internal Revenue Service
Minutemen Leader Gets Prison Terms
Robert DePugh, 47, leader of the Minutemen, was sentenced to nine concurrent federal terms of 10 years each for violating firearms laws. An aide, Walter Peyson, faces related sentences after arrests in July 1969 when agents found a large arms cache at a Truth or Consequences area house. Peyson is housed at Marion, Illinois, with further sentencing pending on firearms charges.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Robert DePugh
Minutemen
Minuteman
DePugh
United States
Walter Peyson
FBI
Truth Or Consequences
U.S
Hunters and officials aid stricken La Crosse man in hunt area
County authorities and volunteers helped David Hoeth, 25, of 1446 Rose St., reach medical care after a hunting illness in the Black River bottoms near Lytle's in Onalaska. He was taken by county traffic police ambulance to St Francis Hospital after being unable to travel.
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la Crosse
Black River
David Hoeth
Rose St
St. Francis Hospital
Hoeth
Lytle’s
Onalaska
Stolen Tape Player Returned By Thief
A stolen car tape player was anonymously returned at the La Crosse post office on Friday night. It had been taken from a vehicle parked at Stone House on Losey Boulevard. A witness named an Iowa license plate leading to the suspect, and a cardboard box with a note signed Doing the Right Thing explained the return as pressure on a friend from Upper Iowa College.
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la Crosse
Stone House
N. Losey Blvd
la Crosse County
Upper Iowa College
San Diego Mayor Curran vows to stay in office
San Diego mayor Frank Curran says he will continue to run California's third largest city despite grand jury indictments charging him and eight others with alleged bribery and conspiracy. He states government duties persist and delivers a brief, no question statement to reporters.
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San Diego
Calif
Frank Curran
California
National League of Cities
Curran
Three Burglaries Probed in La Crosse Area
La Crosse city and county authorities were investigating three burglaries Saturday morning. Dewey J. Bjorkman of 1017 Main St reported a break in his apartment with a Panasonic stereo tape player and eight tapes taken valued at 337.95. Thieves broke a glass door at Conoco station at 6th and Cass Streets taking 13.95 in cash. Two burglars were startled entering a window at Varsity Club 1920 Ward Ave and fled without theft.
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la Crosse
Dewey J. Bjorkman
Main St
Conoco
6Th
Cass Streets
Varsity Club
Ward Ave
Soviet Replies Call U S Charge on Suez Fabrication
The Soviet Union denounces the U S accusation of helping build missile sites in the Suez cease-fire zone as sheer fabrication. Tass says an anti Soviet campaign fueled by Washington spreads slander while noting Moscow did not draft cease fire terms and is not party to them.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
U.S
Suez Canal
William P. Rogers
Washington
Moscow
Tass
Teen GOP To Meet In La Crosse
The first general meeting of the La Crosse Teen age Republicans is Monday at 7 30 p m at the Republican Headquarters 312 State Street. Officers will be elected and Harmer Root La Crosse County Republican chairman will explain Teen age Republican activities. All teenagers in grades nine through twelve may attend.
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la Crosse
State St
Harmer Root
la Crosse County
La Crosse Tribune publication details and rates
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a Lee Enterprises division with Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches. Second class postage is paid in La Crosse. Rates include 10 cent single copies and 1.40 dollar biweekly carrier delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
It Was Thrill to Kill Says Tate Defendant Claim
Witness Virginia Graham Castro testified that Susan Atkins admitted the Sharon Tate killing and described tasting blood as a thrill. Atkins, on trial with Charles Manson and others for the Tate house murders, has denied personally killing anyone. The defense sought mistrial over a related newspaper story, but the judge denied.
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Linda Deutsch
Los Angeles
Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Virginia Graham Castro
Miss Atkins
Mrs. Castro
Miss Tate
Charles M. Manson
Tate House
Manson
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Frank Sinatra
Tom Jones
Steve McQueen
Miss Taylor
Burton
Sinatra
Jones
McQueen
Legal Fight Against Lindane To Continue
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will cancel interstate sales registrations for vaporizer products containing lindane in 60 days while allowing current sales. If appeals occur, sales may continue until final resolution. A 1969 cancellation was upheld by NAS recommended science panel. No imminent hazard finding issued.
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Washington
The
Agriculture Department
Department
Lowed
Lindane
National Academy of Sciences
Short attacks Thomson voting record on labor issues
Democratic candidate Ray Short urged 3rd District workers to register by October 21 and lead a peoples parade to the polls November 3 to defeat Republican Vernon Thomson. He criticized the incumbent for a poor labor voting record, noting only four pro labor votes in ten years and 52 votes against working people.
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Ray Short
Vernon Thomson
Short
Trane Company Local 21
Labor Temple
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Washington
River Readings Show Flood Stage and Stations Update
River readings indicate flood stage at ILA Crosse with 24-hr stage at 122 and 58 today, noting 0.8 level for chores. Data lists stations and readings across the river system, reflecting elevated conditions and ongoing monitoring by local authorities.
County court notes and incidents in La Crosse area
Police and ambulance records list Oct 8 11 15 p m Chester Rohrer 51 Bangor from West Salem Clinic to St Francis Hospital illness Oct 8 10 30 a m Cecil Rodenberg Oak Forest to Lutheran Hospital illness. county court annulling marriage of Mary Snyder 38 Onalaska and Thomas Snyder 33 La Crosse due to divorce not final at time of second marriage. disorderly conduct cases for Robert E Perez 21 Rochester and Charles Merkle 43 Madison. divorc e for Sharon Newberry 22 from Allen Newberry 27 custody to mother. numerous judgments in favor of various parties including Tri-State Accounts Management and Philadelphia Badge Co and others. circuit court judgments against Farmers Creamery Co Bangor and others. city notes Oct 9 6 18 p m Charles Johnson 21 La Crosse from La Crosse Rubber Mills to Lutheran Hospital hit hand with hammer. Oct 9 5 31 p m Roger Dyer 17 La Crosse State University from Mitchell Hall to St Francis Hospital dislocated shoulder. fire dept Oct 9 6 05 p m La Crosse to South Petitbone shorted power line.
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Chester Rohrer
Bangor
West Salem Clinic
St. Francis Hospital
Cecil Rodenberg
Oak Forest
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Mary Snyder
11Th Ave
Onalaska
Thomas O. Snyder
Copeland
New Orleans
Robert E. Perez
Rochester
Minn
Charles Merkle
Madison
Benjamin C. Starks
Hokah
Ralph Weaver
Kokomo
Ind
Sharon (Weisse) Newberry
Broadview Place
Allen W. Newberry
Hoeschler Drive
Robert E. Sanders
Park Ave
Leon Wolfe
Lakeshore Drive
Tina Oldenburg
Lierty St
Chauncey
Philadelphia
Festivals U
Charles Johnson
Radio Highlights Sunday Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings show Sunday programs on WKBH at 11 a.m. World Series, WKTY at 2 p.m. Adoption Resource Exchange with Rev Lyle Shallows and Mr and Mrs John Dolbier. WKBH airs Meet the Press at 5 30 p.m.
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Lyle Shallows
John Dolbier
Adoption Resource Exchange
Meet the Press
Tri State Deaths Mahlon Sustad and infant Turnmire
Mahlon C Sustad 56 of Taylor Wisconsin died Oct 9 in a La Crosse hospital. He was born March 29 1914 and worked at Nelson Muffler Plant Black River Falls. Survived only by his father Carl Sustad. Services Monday at Taylor Lutheran Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Infant Terry Tim Turnmire of Black River Falls died in his sleep. autopsy to determine cause. Graveside rites at Brookside Cemetery Millston with Rev Gordon Johnson officiating. Langlois Galston Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Taylor
Wis
Mahlon C. Sustad
la Crosse
Nelson Muffler Plant
Black River Falls
Sustad
Carl, Taylor
Taylor Lutheran Church
Wrs
Terry Tim Turnmire
Gordon Turnmire
R. 2
Brookside
Millston
Gordon Johnson
Langlois-Galston Funeral Home
Jo Anne
Debra
Robin
Roxanne
Theresa
James
Jeffery
Gordon Jr
Scott
Todd
Ora Turnmire
Ella Netzel
Obituaries for Nelvin H. Ronnie and Chester Rohrer
Nelvin H. Ronnie 67 of 204 Green St Onalaska died suddenly in a La Crosse hospital on Oct 9. Born March 28 1903 in Mindoro he was a retired Onalaska city employee survived by widow Nora and several siblings. Services Monday at 1 30 p m Fossum Funeral Home Onalaska Rev Paul Roe officiating burial Onalaska Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Sunday. Chester Rohrer 51 of Bangor operator of Chet s Chatter Bar West Salem died Oct 10 in a La Crosse hospital. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Fossum Funeral Home Bangor.
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Nelvin H. Ronnie
Green St
Onalaska
la Crosse
Mindoro
Ole Ronnie
Nora
John
Holmen
Malbel Boe
Jamestown
N.D
Betsy Kjelgaard
Spring Valley
Chester Rohrer
Bangor
Chet
Taxation figures chart La Crosse teachers pay dispute
La Crosse officials compare city salary demands with a nine city study showing La Crosse wages near the bottom. They note 623 teachers applied for 63 openings and project costs from a $206,152 to $604,444 rise in salaries plus health and supplementary pay. Parochial student numbers are cited as a factor in state aid eligibility.
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Wisconsin Department of Taxation
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Appleton
Beloit
Janesville
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Manitowoc
LEA
Wais
Services for Frank C. Tomal ka at English Lutheran Church
Frank C. Tomalka 76 of 1624 Mississippi Street died in a local hospital Thursday evening October 8. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Stefan Guttormsson officiating at English Lutheran Church and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation Sunday after 4 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home and Monday at the church from 1 p.m. until the service. He was a World War I veteran.
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Frank C. Tomalka
Mississippi St
English Lutheran Church
Stefan Guttormsson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Funeral
Edwin G. Gruenert Obituary In Sarasota
Edwin G. Gruenert formerly of La Crosse died suddenly on a Saturday morning in Sarasota Florida. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Edwin G. Gruenert
la Crosse
Sarasota
Fla
Parents sue over school district transfer and mis information
The complaint alleges officials maliciously spread derogatory information about the youth to other districts, forcing the Borresons to move to Holmen and tutor the boy to gain Holmen High School admission. The family says the child fell a year behind academically due to the actions.
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Borresons
Holmen
Thefts Prompted Police Reports in La Crosse
Richard Wieman of 1003 Pine St reports three illuminated bucks marked Concrete Inc stolen from his home valued at 120 dollars. Richard Schrader of 1523 George St reports a 40 dollar air cleaner and 2 dollar oil filter stolen from his car.
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Richard Wieman
Pine St
la Crosse
Concrete Inc
Richard R. Schrader
George St
Water and Parking Utility Budgets Rise for 1971
La Crosse Common Council reviewed and sent to committee a 1971 water utility budget of 989,851 and a 848,900 parking utility budget. The water plan includes drilling a new Elm Grove site well and evaluating iron free water with a North Side study, funded by 718,740 in water revenues and 271,111 from surplus. The parking budget increases by 312,300 to add off street space, with 700,000 for new parking and 400,000 previously unused, financed by meter revenues and surplus funds.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Elm Grove
Losey Boulevard
Robinsdale Avenue
Bomb Explosion Cripples Queens Courthouse After Warning
An anonymous caller warned authorities of a bomb and shortly after an explosion damaged a Queens courthouse. A custodian, 17 prisoners, several guards at nearby Long Island City jail, and two responding officers escaped injury. The caller cited retaliation and named a local official.
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New York
Queens
Long Island City
Pig Murphy
Patrick V. Murphy
Weather Summary for Midwest States and Sun Times
Wisconsin reports fair but cold with frost and freezing temperatures tonight then partly cloudy and warmer Sunday. Minnesota sees fair to partly cloudy conditions with continued cold. Iowa is partly cloudy and warmer for Saturday night and Sunday. Sunrise Sunday at 7 14 a m sunset 6 29 p m. Record highs and lows noted from 1928 to 1954 with degree days totals and normal value for the period.
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Minnesota
Iowa
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