Hypnotist backs Pascagoula UFO tale as real event
University expert Dr. James Harder regressed Hickson and Parker to relive their encounter with a blue craft. Northwestern professor Dr. Allen Hynek and local authorities corroborate sincerity, stating the accounts are not hoaxes or crackpot claims.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Berkeley
James Harder
Engineering College
Charles Hickson
Calvin Parker
Harder
Berkeley
Allen Hynek
Northwestern University Astronomy Department
Canada moves to ban phenacetin salicylate pain killers
The Canadian government proposes banning sale of all phenacetin combined analgesics with salicylates, including aspirin. Officials cite renal damage linked to phenacetin-salicylate products and note about 400 drugs would be affected. World Wide Report.
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Nature
Medical World Tribune
Canada
Area Pig Raisers Get Club Awards at Banquet
Two La Crosse County youths received top honors in the La Crosse Pig Club 1973 program at Syl's Place Barre Mills. Daniel Steiger earned a $25 savings bond for the top award after raising three pigs that survived to maturity and earning blue ribbons at the La Crosse Interstate Fair. Keith Loging took second with $10 cash for a Duroc gift that produced 11 pigs. Five other youths, including Virginia Pfaff the first girl in years, were named 1974 project members with $150 gifts toward buying bred pigs for next year and committing to return value of pork to the Pig Club market stake totals.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Steiger
Keith Loging
Norbert Loging
R. J. West Salem
Virginia Pfaff
Gordon Pfaff
R. J. Mindoro
Steve Bruha
Eugene Bruha
R. 1
West Salem
Eugene Gerke Jr
Eugene Gerke Sr
Steve Fish
Ara Fish
Robert
Teachers Clash Over LEA Demands in Negotiations
Two deaths push Wisconsin traffic toll to 890 for 1973. David Hintz 23 died when his semitrailer lost control near Wittenberg. Mary White 76 died in an Eau Claire crash at U S 53 intersection.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
David Hintz
Marion
Wittenberg
Mary White
Eau Claire
U.S. 53
La Crosse Tribune issue details and mailing rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists address at 401 No 3rd St, La Crosse Wisconsin with a noon and Sunday edition. It notes city carrier and mail subscription rates including the Sunday edition within 75 miles of La Crosse at one year for 30 dollars.
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the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Milwaukee Motorcyclist Injured In La Crosse County Crash
A Milwaukee rider, Thomas L. Edwards, 23, was hospitalized with a broken leg and injuries after a three-vehicle crash on Highway 14 in Shelby Town. Edwards, leading a group of about 25, was hit after two cars first struck Gordon R. Harris’s vehicle and then his motorcycle. Harris received a ticket for failing to yield. A separate report notes theft of a camera, radio, and hip boots from a back porch.
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Milwaukee
la Crosse County
Thomas L. Edwards
Lutheran Hospital
Gordon R. Harris
Harris
Shelby
Timothy E. Kruscheck
Losey Blvd. S
Edwards
Milwaukee Heaven's Devils
Kruscheck
Mary L. Topinka
Greendale
Agnew Speaks Amid Reflections on Campaign Reform
Former vice president Richard Agnew reflects on his career and public funding for campaigns to curb corruption. He praises Nixon’s restraint and admits the Watergate fallout weighed on his resignation. The piece notes more than $100,000 in cash payments collected across Maryland and federal roles, detailing the alleged payoffs and distribution among three men.
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Agnew
Nixon
Middle East
Washington
Frank van der Linden
J. Marsh Thomson
Thomson
U.S
Baltimore County
Maryland
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Justice Department
Baltimore
I. H. Hammerman
Hammerman
Jerome Wolff
Maryland Roads Commission
War claims six Syrian planes and 50 tanks destroyed
The report notes Israel’s claim of shattering Iraqi infantry and tanks sent to Syria, while later accounts suggest the early claim may have been premature. Tel Aviv welcomed American transport jets as the U S replenished Israel’s arsenal amid Soviet airlift tensions in the region.
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Syria
Tel Aviv
United States
Middle East
Soviet Union
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Durin
Damascus
Hula Plain
Sea of Galilee
Associated Press
John Vinocur
Golan Heights
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Sinai
Latakia
Tartus
Jazz Drummer Gene Krupa Dies In New York
Jazz drummer Gene Krupa died at his Yonkers home at 64 after leukemia treatment. He had recently left Yonkers General Hospital, last public appearance August 18 with Benny Goodman, and survived by two adopted children and a Chicago brother. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Gene Krupa
Krupa
Yonkers General Hospital
Saratoga
Benny Goodman
Jules
Chicago
New York
Plaza Hotel
Goodman
Teddy Wilson
Lionel Hampton
Wisconsin Beach
Nixon lauds Kissinger as co recipient of Nobel Peace Prize
President Nixon congratulates Henry A. Kissinger on shared 1973 Nobel Peace Prize with Le Duc Tho. The award, about 120000 dollars, recognizes their efforts toward negotiated peace. Kissinger calls the moment timely as Middle East talks continue.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Norway
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Nobel Committee
Middle East
Middle East War
Norman E. Borlaug
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Retired County Agent In Waukon Dead At 81
Fred C. O Riley 81 retired Allamakee County agricultural extension director died unexpectedly Oct 14 at his home in Waukon Iowa He retired in 1961 after 33 years in the position Services set for 10 30 am Wednesday at St Patrick s Catholic Church Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery with military rites Friends may call Tuesday evening at Martin Brothers Funeral Home Survivors include his widow Hildred two sons Fred Jr of San Antonio Tex and Vernon of Scotts Bluff Neb three daughters Mrs Ed Beh and Mrs Hoyt Allen both of Fort Dodge Iowa and Mrs St Clair Smith of Virginia Beach Va one sister Mrs Violet McCaffrey of Omaha Neb two brothers Joseph of Maryville Mo and Leo of Batesville Ark 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Iowa
Fred C. O'Riley
Allamakee
Tex
Vernon
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Ed Beh
Hoyt Allen
Fort Dodge
St. Clair Smith
Virginia Beach
Violet McCaffrey
Omaha
Joseph
Maryville
Leo
Batesville
Ark
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Fred H. Barge
D.C
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Ervin Schroeder
Onalaska
Pig Club
South St. Paul
Hanson
LEA
McLain
LA Crosse Tribune
Schumacher
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
Stephen J. Buch
Lacrosse, Wis
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Charles St
James Garfield
Abraham Lincoln
Stanley W
Peterson
Lynne Tower
Business Men’s Assurance
Tito
Yugoslavia
Aase Lionnes
the Marshall Co., Inc
Harris, Upham & Co
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Bernard L. Decherne
Scott B. Alley
David G. Grant
Donald V. Magnuson
Paul R. Schilling
Joel E. Stokke
Harris, Upham & C2 Incorporated
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N. Fourth Street
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N. Y. Stock Exchange, Inc
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Radioear
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Hearing Ad
Main St. la Crosse
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