Wisconsin Candidates Clash Over Fisheries and Education
Democratic candidate Gaylord Nelson criticized Governor Vernon Thomson for ignoring Wisconsin’s fishing problems and internal dissension in the Conservation Department. He warned of a gap between research and action, while Republican Roland Steinle accused Sen. William Proxmire of opposing labor reform due to campaign money. Proxmire countered with calls to fund education and tax returns to states. Other contenders pressed for budget restraint, ethics rules, and civil rights advocacy amid Wisconsin race discourse.
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Vernon Thomson
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Conservation Department
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William Proxmire
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Two Germans Go On Trial for Mass Murders at Sachsenhausen
Bonn AP reports two former guards Gustav Sorge and Wilhelm Schubert went on trial accused of murdering about 11 000 people at Sachsenhausen. Prosecution calls 160 witnesses. maximum penalty is life. They allegedly killed churchmen Jews and MPs and were blamed for executing 10 000 Russian POWs. They were released from Soviet custody in 1956.
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Gustav Sorge
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Schubert
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Vorkuta
Seven Injured In Crash Near PdC Sunday
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin seven people injured in a two car crash on Highway 18 near a motel. Carl Kramer age 67 of Watseka Illinois failed to yield and struck the Stried car from Iowa City. The Stried party including three children were treated and released. Kramer hospitalized with knee injury and charged with inattentive driving.
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Watseka
Ill
Highway 18
David Stried
Iowa City
Iowa
W. J. Stried
James Stried
James
William
Lynn
Kramer
A. C. Tichenor
Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam
United States readers examine psychology insights from 1948. The piece notes how rumors drive consumer behavior during scarcity sentiments and how neurosis can coexist with normal perception. It also discusses group leadership dynamics and morale affecting performance in collaboration.
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John F. Dike Co
Bernadette Drama On Desilu Playhouse Tonight
AP reports Desilu Playhouse presents Bernadette a Lourdes vision drama starring Pier Angeli as Bernadette Soubirous. The teleplay frames poverty, skepticism, and a miracle as the girl witnesses a healing spring in 19th century Lourdes.
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Pier Angeli
Bernadette Soubirous
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Pyrenees
Metals trades signal improving times with higher demand
Improved demand in steel, copper, aluminum, lead and zinc drives price increases since June. Output rises as plants lengthen weeks and reactivate facilities while stocks are reduced. External factors like strikes in copper mines and US import quotas aid the recovery amid growing construction and appliance demand.
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Motorist Injured In Bain Bridge Street Collision
A young French Island man, Darrell G. Hill, 21, of 1627 Caroline St., paid fines totaling 48.50 after appearing in County Court for careless driving and driving after license expiration. His car struck a parked vehicle, pushing it about 50 feet. Hill cited extreme tiredness as a factor.
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Canal disaster drains British canal after bank collapse
A water rat burrowed into a canal embankment near Crewe causing a 40 foot gap that drained seven miles of canal and swept away about a million fish. Sixty bulldozers will shift 30 thousand tons of soil in a three week repair costing ten thousand pounds.
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Crewe
England
Trempealeau Justice of the Peace Reports Convictions and Fines
William J. Stellpflug filed a certificate of conviction against Tillman H. Johnson of Galesville for possessing one wood duck out of season. Johnson faces a $10 fine and $6.95 costs or 30 days in jail. John Hemp Jr. of Onalaska was convicted of transporting a loaded firearm and fined $25 plus $6.95 costs. Selmer Gunderson paid $5 for a dog at large in Trempealeau. Others include Clifford L. Johnson fined $20 for speeding, Thomas J. Pientok Jr. $15 for night speeding, and a $25 fine for reckless driving in Arcadia. Jerome Bisek paid $50 for speeding at night. Basil Raymond Sveen fined $5 for arterial running. Clarence Bergerson and Leslie Berger pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, each with a $10 fine and $6.95 costs or 10 days in jail. Ruth M. McGrath obtained absolute divorce from Francis T. McGrath. Mary Moe obtained absolute divorce from James Moe. Want ads note.
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Trempealeau
Tillman H. Johnson
Galesville
John Hemp Jr
Onalaska
Selmer Gunderson
Clifford L. Johnson
Mondovi
Thomas J. Pientok Jr
Independence
Arcadia
Jerome Bisek
Basil Raymond Sveen
Whitehall
Justice Court
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Clarence Bergerson
Ettrick
Leslie Berger
Melrose
Three Hungarians Held As Burglary Suspects
LOS ANGELES AP reports three Hungarian refugees aged 19 to 44 were jailed after breaking into a clothing store and police found $20,000 in stolen goods at their Glendale home. The men Csaba Toth 44 Andrew Sarossy 20 and Frank Kertez 19 confessed to more than $30,000 in loot from jewelry camera and clothing stores.
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Csaba Toth
Andrew Sarossy
Frank Kertez
Sarossy
Larossy
Glendale
University of Southern California
Man Shot By Father-In-Law In Family Row
Valley Junction Wisconsin report states James Chambers 7 was shot in the left leg by his father in law Allan Ross after Chambers tried to enter Ross home to see his estranged wife and children. Deputy Allan Oss transported him to a Tomah hospital as Monroe County officials prepared to confer with the men.
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James Chambers
Inlaw
Alan Ross
Chambers
Ross
Tomah
Allan Oss
Monroe County
Harry C. Johnson
W. J. Gleiss
Local Man Arrested for Delinquency Involving Teen
Police arrested 19 year old Jerry A Salomonsen at 9 p m Saturday on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old Onalaska girl He is on parole and will report to his probation officer Officials said the girl must report to the police juvenile bureau Monday afternoon
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Jerry A. Salomonsen
Police Juvenile Bureau
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