A-Bomb Of Hiroshima Re-Enacted At Air Show
Harlingen Texas hosts a World War II air show featuring Paul Tibbetts piloting a B29 named Fifi in a simulated Hiroshima bombing to raise funds for the Confederate Air Force. About 40,000 attended with $5 adult admission and demonstrations included a mushroom cloud simulator. Tibbetts spoke of duty and relief after the mission, noting his leadership of the bombing and his current aviation ventures.
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Harlingen
Tex
Hiroshima
Japan
Paul Tibbets
Air Force
Rio Grande City
Enola Gay
Tibbets
Victor Agarther
Confederate Air Force
CAF
U.S. Army
Veep Hopefuls Unpopular At Columbus Day Parade
In Newark's North Ward festive crowd mostly cheered local candidates and Bob Hope while Mondale and Dole drew limited enthusiasm. Voters jibed at Ford and Carter, favoring car brands over presidential contenders as the parade rolled along Bloomfield Avenue.
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Veep
Newark
N.J
Ace Alagna
Italian Tribune
Bloomfield Avenue
North Ward
Pompon
Bob Hope
Rocky Graziano
Pete Rodino
Walter F. Mondale
Bob Dole
Ford
Carter
Christopher Columbus Boulevard
Nicholas V. Caputo
Nick Amato
John Cryan
Rodino
Mondale
Brendan Byrne
Dole
East Side High School
Robert Treat
Minnesota
Kansas
Ralph Landau
LaCrosse Tribune Classified Ad Rates Noted
The LaCrosse Tribune lists contact numbers for missed papers and classified ads and provides publishing details. It notes the newspaper's address in La Crosse Wisconsin and prices for city carrier and mail subscriptions within 75 miles.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Blood Pressure and Vaccine Clinics Canceled in La Crosse
La Crosse County will cancel blood pressure and immunization clinics in October November and December because of swine flu immunizations. Maria Parr director of the County Health Nursing Service said regular clinics will resume in January. Staffing constraints prevent continuing both programs now.
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la Crosse County
Maria Parr
County Health Nursing Service
Chinese Army Backs Hua in China Power Shift
AP reports the Chinese army pledged obedience to the Central Committee headed by Hua Kuo feng amid a power struggle following Mao’s death. Hua, 57, appears poised to be named party chairman and led the push to promote his leadership, with Teng Hsiao-ping removed as part of factional clashes.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Chou Enlai
Communist Party Central Committee
Hua Kuo-feng
Mao Jung
Peking
Hua
Mao
Hsinhua
Central Committee
Hua Kuofeng
Military Affairs Commission
Chou
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Chiang Ching
Hunan
Party Central Committee
Lin Piao
Carter To Woo Independents In Milwaukee
The Carter campaign plans a heavy Milwaukee push to win independent voters after April’s Wisconsin win. State coordinator William Dixon touted a schedule of speakers including four congressmen and Arizona Rep. Morris Udall as Carter campaigns target the city ahead of September polls. TerHorst, Ford’s former press secretary, predicted last minute voter decisions and compared the race to 1948, stressing a choice between change and stability.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Carter
William Dixon
Carter
Wisconsin
Ford
Milwaukee County
Gerald Ford
Dixon
Amy
Plains
Bella Abzug
New York
Henry Reuss
Daniel Rostenkowski
Illinois
Clement Zablocki
South Side
Arizona
Morris Udall
Jerald F. Ter- Horst
Richard Nixon
TerHorst
Harry Truman
Thomas Dewey
Decency Coalition Readies Fight Over Massage Ordinance
Rev Brad Weniger of Faith Baptist Church says the La Crosse Coalition for Decency will oppose any effort to repeal the newly adopted massage parlor ordinance. He warns the group may organize with national support if council members move to reverse the measure.
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la Crosse Coalition For Decency
la Crosse Tribune
City Hall
Brad Weniger
Faith Baptist Church
Weniger
Prairie du Chien Motorist Injured After One Car Crash
A 24-year-old La Crosse man, Stephen Dack of 3150 S 34th St, was injured in a one car crash six miles south of Prairie du Chien on Highway 60 near Highway 18 about 10 p.m. His vehicle struck a guard rail and ended in a field. He suffered facial and forehead lacerations and was treated at Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital before transfer to La Crosse Lutheran Hospital in fair condition.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
la Crosse
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Stephen Dack
S. 34Th St
Highway 18
Dack
Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital
La Crosse Rotary Leader Named Nominating Committee Chairman
Named Chairman Ted Solie, past president of the Rotary Club of La Crosse, Inc., has been named chairman of the Nominating Committee for District 625. The district contains 46 Rotary Clubs and covers an area from Eau Claire to Beloit and from La Crosse to Beaver Dam.
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Ted Solie
Rotary Club of la Crosse, Inc
Eau Claire
Beloit
la Crosse
Beaver Dam
Campaigners barred from La Crosse Kmart for solicitation
Baldus campaign workers asked to leave the La Crosse Kmart after attempting to distribute bumper stickers at Village Shopping Center. The store reportedly enforces a policy against solicitation, with Curtis unavailable for comment. This marks the second time in three years a candidate was asked to depart the La Crosse Kmart. Nina Weir faced a similar admonition in October 1974, when a store employee told her she violated policy and would need manager permission.
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Sen
Gundersen
Leicht
Baldus
Curtis
la Crosse
K-mart
Hill
Kmart
Nina Weir
Pat Moore
la Crosse Tribune
Ford backs nuclear treaty but cruise missiles block deal
The Nation reports President Ford offered a treaty with the Soviet Union to limit nuclear weapons but was rejected because it did not curb U.S. cruise missiles. Foreign Minister Gromyko relayed the rejection to Ford at the White House. The plan, initially proposed by Secretary Kissinger, aimed to lock in settled terms while setting aside cruise missiles and the Russian Backfire bomber.
Baldus cancels appearance amid debate dispute in La Crosse
WKBT news director Mark Quade confirms a letter canceled Baldus appearance. Metzger says the La Crosse debate was not canceled and Baldus had not agreed to the WKBT format. Campaign manager Proctor accuses Baldus of violating debate spirit and supports a La Crosse October 27 event with media access.
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la Crosse League of Women Voters
Mark Quade
WKBT
Baldus
Good
Quade
Metzger
Proctor
Gundersen
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Wlsu Radio
Soup Kitchen Forum and Art Lecture Series Events
Keith Ellison of the American Party speaks at the Newman Center 1732 State Street 11 45 a m to 1 p m. John Torreano presents Trends in Art at UWL Fine Arts Building Gallery Lecture Hall 8 p m with a short reception. Academic Skills Center offers noncredit study skills sessions for adult learners on varied dates. La Crosse Camera Club PSA slide program Alterations Made Here plus fall field trip talks. La Crosse Clinic 7 30 p m features a violin recital.
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Soup Kitchen
Keith Ellison
The
American Party
Newman Center
State Street
John Torreano
New York
Uwl
Fine Arts
Academic
Academic Skills Center
UWL Outreach
la Crosse
Local Arts and Lecture Series and Events in the Coulee Region
Ani Kavafian at UW L Fine Arts Building Annett Recital Hall 8 15 p.m. general admission 2 free with UW L IDs tickets through Student Activities Office Cartwright Center. Anatomy of the Heart lecture by Nancy Kay Butts 7 30 to 9 p.m. no charge La Crosse Cardiac Rehabilitation Program UWL Cartwright Center Indian Commons. To Form a More Perfect Union Kathryn Clarenbach ETN listening stations County Courthouse and UW L Main Hall 1 30 to 3 p.m. advance registration via Shirley Haas at UWL. Snodusters Snowmobile meeting 8 p.m. Mabel Minnesota American Legion Hall. Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation speaking contest 9 a.m. Monroe County Courthouse annex Sparta. Peanuts Hucko and His Jazz Five 8 p.m. Luther College fieldhouse Decorah Iowa.
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Ani Kavafian
Uw-L
Annett Recital Hall
WWTI
Viterbo
Cartwright Center
Nancy Kay Butts
la Crosse
Uwl
Indian Commons
Kathryn Clarenbach
ETN
Main Hall
Shirley Haas
Snodusters Snomobile Meeting
Mabel, Minn
American Legion Hall
Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation
Monroe County Courthouse
Sparta
Peanuts Hucko
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Mild Weather Outlook With Regional Variations
Mostly sunny and mild across most of the nation per National Weather Service. Cooler along the Atlantic coast. Pacific Northwest to Great Lakes forecast cloudy, with sunny conditions nationwide. Wisconsin to see tonight warmer and milder, Minnesota and Iowa mixed with clouds and cooler spells. Mississippi River disruptions noted at Dresbach Lock with reduced barge traffic due to discharge changes.
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National Weather Service
Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dresbach Lock & Dam
Mississippi River
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