Justice Black slams NAACP lawyer over school integration stance
In Washington, Justice Hugo L Black denounced NAACP Legal Defense Fund attorney James Nabrit III as he argued against North Carolina s compulsory racial school assignments. Black urged focus on neighborhood schools and opposed broad nationwide restructuring of families for desegregation. The hearing covered Charlotte Mecklenburg and other districts as courts examine busing, race in assignments, and constitutional limits.
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Washington (Ap
Hugo L. Black
Black
Supreme Court
James M. Nabrit III
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
North Carolina
Nabrit
U.S
James B. McMillan
Charlotte
Asst
Andrew A. Vanore Jr
Griswold
Southern School Board
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
Aealy Wnsy
New York
Pennsylvania
South
Waggoner
Legal Defense Fund
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
McMillan
James B. Nabrit III
Drugs Fatal To Youth In St Paul Apartment
Police say 13 year old Stanley LaTraille died from a drug overdose in a St Paul apartment. A teenage girl found unconscious in the same room was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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ST. Paul
Stanley LaTraille
St. Paul Hospital
La Crosse Tribune publication details and rates
The La Crosse Tribune is published daily and Sundays from 4th and Cass Sts La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. It is a division of Lee Enterprises Inc and Associated Press. AP owns exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Second class postage paid at La Crosse Wisconsin. Rates show single copy ten cents and carrier delivery at 1.40 every two weeks, with mail rates on request.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Police Ambulance Run List from City Streets
Oct 12 8:19 a m Robert Hafner 55 of 333 S 7th St moved from 500 block on King Street to Lutheran Hospital by squad car illness Oct 12 10 40 a m Mrs Ber nice Klonecki 52 of 927 Far nam St from La Crosse Rubber Mills to St Francis Hospital illness Oct 12 4 32 p m David Aspenson 14 of 2317 State St from Central High School practice field to St Francis Hospital by squad car injured arm Oct 12 10 01 p m James Gavin 71 of 2416 George St from alley behind his home to St Francis Hospital by squad car injured in fall Oct 12 11 32 p m Gary Duren 18 Sanford Hall La Crosse State University to St Francis Hospital by squad car cut in side of mouth while wrestling
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Robert Hafner
S. 7Th St
King Street
Lutheran Hospital
Bernice Klonecki
Farnam St
la Crosse
Seaman’s Death Seen As Hunting Accident
In Superior a 22 year old seaman John L. Johnson was found dead on a harbor road. Police say preliminary indications point to accidental self inflicted gunshot from a .22 rifle while pheasant hunting along the roadway. An autopsy was planned as part of the investigation.
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Superior (Ap
John L. Johnson
Harbor Front
Johnson
Arcadia High Magazine Sale Ends October 23
Arcadia Wisconsin high school students conduct their annual magazine sale to raise funds for the activity fund. Subscriptions can be purchased through students or by calling the high school office. The sale ends October 23.
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Arcadia
Wis
Arcadia High School
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Wisconsin shows mostly cloudy mild conditions with occasional rain or drizzle tonight and cooler, continued cloudiness Wednesday with chances of rain in the northwest and southeast. Minnesota trends toward increasing cloudiness with scattered showers and cooler conditions Tuesday night into Wednesday. Iowa expects mostly cloudy mild conditions Tuesday night with north area drizzle and cooler weather Wednesday. Degree Days total 299, normal 303, record highs and lows noted from 1956 and 1917. Sunrise is 7 17 and sunset 6 25.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Short Cites Thomson Voting Record in Mauston Talk
Democratic candidate Ray Short accused incumbent Vernon Thomson of Congress shortchanging the 3rd District. He cited AFL-CIO reports showing Thomson voting against workers and rural electric cooperatives and education, arguing the district is not well represented.
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3Rd Dist
Congress
Ray Short
Mauston Kiwanis Club
Mauston
Teamsters
Short
Vernon Thomson
R-Richland Center
Afl-Cio
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
National Education Association
Alderman Sees Need For Code Of Ethics
Minneapolis alderman Richard Curtin urged the city council to create a formal ethics code. He planned to introduce Oct. 23 a proposal requiring full disclosure of real estate holdings and campaign contributions and to establish a three member board of ethical conduct to write the standards.
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Minneapolis
Richard Curtin
9Th Ward
Board of Ethical Conduct
Curtin
Judge's Action Needed To Cut Penney's Rate
Madison AP The J C Penney Co can keep an 18 percent annual interest rate on revolving charge accounts until an injunction is signed Judge W C Jackman said he has not received the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling striking down the rate as a usury violation The Supreme Court directed Jackman to sign the injunction but he noted delays Some Penney stores plan not to reduce the rate until guidance from their New York office reaches them Only Penney stores are affected by the injunction and no other firms are involved.
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Jackman
High Court
Penney
New York
Farm science proves its value when a fungus threatens corn
Martin noted that farm research shows its worth amid a fungus crisis that could wipe out half the nation’s corn. He dismissed skeptics who doubt learning from agriculture, stressing the need for agricultural scientists to protect crops.
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Martin
Two Minnesotans killed in two-car crash near Gaylord
An AP report states two men died in a Redwood County crash near Belview when a car driven by Martin Jacobsen, 70, collided with passenger Arthur Christensen, 71, in a second vehicle driven by Jean Tonsfelt, a Belview teacher who was hospitalized. A separate collision near Gaylord injured Mildred Hahn, 54. The day’s toll raised Minnesota’s 1970 highway deaths to 734.
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Associated Press
Redwood County
Sibley County
Arnold Dahl
Minneapolis
Highway Patrol
Mildred M. Hahn
Gaylord
Minnesota
Hahn
Belview
Martin Jacobsen
Granite Falls
Minn
Arthur Christensen
Sacred Heart
Jean Tonsfelt
Belview High School
Redwood Falls
New Brighton
Nickolas Athana Sa‘kus
Willmar State Hospital
De Kalb Co says coed murder probable but cause unknown
Donna Doll 21, a Northern Illinois University student, was found dead in a cornfield near her off campus apartment after missing since Oct 2. Officials reported evidence of a crime near the body but withheld details. Autopsy found no bullet or stab wounds, no bruising, not strangled, not narcotics or sexual assault. Further toxicology tests pending.
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DE Kalb, Ill
de Kalb
Donna Doll
Ilinois University
TR Wilbur Scott
Scott
Paul V. van Natta
State Toxicology Laboratory
Doll
University Library
Montreal ransom note raises doubts over authenticity
A new communique from kidnapers claimed two hostages would be executed if 23 prisoners were not freed by midnight. Montreal received the message amid doubts it is genuine, marking the eighth deadline and third described as final. Lemieux was named as representative after Monday’s communications.
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Montreal
Lemieux
Shooting Death Ruled An Accident Near Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE Minn AP A Columbia Heights man was accidentally shot to death while hunting Sunday Isanti County coroner Dr R C Magnuson said The shooting of William V Murphy 23 was accidental The .22 caliber bullet came from a companion's firearm The party hunted about nine miles southeast of Cambridge.
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Cambridge, Minn
Columbia Heights
R. C. Magnuson
Isanti County
William V. Murphy
Murphy
Cambridge
Radio Highlights Tuesday Program Name and Presenter
Radio listing for Tuesday shows WLCX-7 p m Vox Pop hosted by Perry Anderson field representative of La Crosse District Social Security office. The item notes a local radio segment featuring a government official and social security information.
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WLCX
Vox Pop
Perry Anderson
la Crosse District
Social Security Office
Supreme Court Refusal Leaves Wisconsin Abortion Case Murky
Wisconsin Atty General Robert Warren laments the Supreme Court's decision not to take jurisdiction in the abortion appeal, calling the matter misty. He notes a pending Fifth Circuit appeal and says the three judge panel already found Wisconsin's law unconstitutional as applied in Babbitt, urging final resolution.
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Milwaukee
Robert Warren
U. S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Warren
Attorney General’s Office
High Court
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Babbitt
Supreme Court
Herbert J. Steffes
U.S. Supreme Court
Babbitz
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Canada moves toward ties with China amid Taiwan dispute
Ottawa and Peking near diplomatic ties after Stockholm talks in 1969, with Canada pursing one China policy while considering UN recognition outcomes. Ottawa faced U S opposition and Nixons era tensions, as Trudeau weighs recognizing the People's Republic of China over Nationalist China. Trade favors wheat, with Canada selling mainly to Beijing and little to Formosa.
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Peking
New China
Formosa
Taiwan
China
Canada
Stockholm
James Shen
Taipei
Ottawa
Chiang Kaishek
Sharp
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Trudeau
United States
Water Ski Accident Sparks $185,000 Lawsuit
John Canton and his wife Sandra filed a $185,000 federal suit in Minneapolis against Mercury Record Corp Herlicher Brothers Inc and Kerry Knodle alleging Sandra Canton sustained serious injuries including skull fracture after being thrown against rocks while water skiing from Knodle's boat on the Mississippi River August 1.
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Minneapolis
U.S. District Court
John Canton
Sandra
WDGY
Mercury Record Corp
Herlicher Brothers, Inc
Kerry Knodle
Canton
Knodle
Mississippi River
Racine Man To Get Carnegie Hero Medal
Howard L. Wood Jr. of Racine, 22, has been named to receive a Carnegie Hero Fund Commission medal for saving a teenage girl from drowning after a car slid off a Root River bridge in December. The rescue left the girl alive while her mother and two others drowned.
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Racine
Howard L. Wood Jr
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburgh
Wood
Debra Hause
Root River
Miss Hause
Proposal Change Exempts Women From Draft Call
In Washington the Senate altered a proposed equal rights amendment to exempt women from the draft. The 36 to 33 vote stunned backers who feared defeat of the entire measure. Sen. Birch Bayh said the amendment would never pass. Sen. Hugh Scott anticipated no approval. Ervin proposed changes adding two key provisions including a two year effective date and a seven year limit. An Allen amendment to add school desegregation language was defeated 57 to 17. The Dixie bloc faced another setback as the Senate touched a constitutional path to desegregation.
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Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ervin
House
United States
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Dixie Bloc
France and Soviet Union vow broader political ties
Paris and Moscow sign a protocol to broaden and deepen political ties with twice yearly foreign ministry meetings. A separate declaration on Pompidou's visit praises trust and cordiality, condemns foreign interference in Indochina, urges UN mediation in the Middle East, and lauds the Soviet West German detente treaty as a peace contribution.
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Moscow
France
Soviet Union
Georges Pompidou
Indochina
Middle East
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Europe
Pompidou
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Ex Education Chief Chosen for Yale Post at Princeton
Princeton University seeks Dr. James E. Allen Jr., former U.S. commissioner of education, to lead an exploratory program in education and public affairs. His nomination would go to the Board of Trustees Friday. Allen is a Woodrow Wilson School consultant and would serve a two year term as professor and guest lecturer if approved.
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Princeton, N.J
Princeton University
James E. Allen Jr
U.S
Allen
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Hunter's Body Found Near Perham on Big Pine Lake
The body of Kenneth Booth about 60 was found Monday floating on Big Pine Lake near Perham. He had been missing since Sunday after going buck hunting alone in a boat. Booth, formerly of Minneapolis, had recently built a home on the lake.
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Perham, Minn
Kenneth Booth
Big Pine Lake
Perham
Booth
Minneapolis
Big Pine
Northwest Pilots Cancel Walkout Amid Talks
Northwest Airlines pilots postponed a threatened walkout as ALPA and BRAC agreed to resume negotiations. The carrier continued limited operations while mechanics honored picket lines. Labor Secretary Hodgson said pilots would stay on the job during formal sessions arranged by NWA officials and BRAC attorneys.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Northwest Airlines
Airline Pilots Association
ALPA
Brotherhood of Railway and Airlines Clerks
BRAC
NWA
Pilots Association
James Hodgson
St. Paul
Deadline Extended For Rail Settlement
Washington reports the White House emergency board will have until November 4 to report wage dispute recommendations to President Nixon. The AFL-CIO unions’ strike date is pushed from November 18 to December 4 if no agreement is reached. The board was appointed September 18 to avert a nationwide rail strike affecting about 550,000 workers.
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Nixon
Railway Labor Act
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