Kent State riot indictments widen after campus violence
In Ravenna Ohio prosecutors announce indictments in connection with May Kent State University violence. 21 year old ex student Richard Felber faces first degree riot and arson charges while 42 year old Kent State sociology professor Dr Thomas Lough is charged with inciting to riot. The list includes 25 people, mostly students, tied to the campus unrest and the ROTC building fire amid the four dead.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Kent State University
Richard Felber
Akron
Portage County
Mansfield Reformatory
Thomas S. Lough
Kent
Kent State
Felber
Young Lords seize coffin seek jail murder inquiry in church
In East Harlem a Young Lords funeral seizure ends with militants brandishing rifles at First Methodist Church to demand an investigation of Julio Roldan’s death, claimed murder by the group while officials say he died by his own action in Tombs prison.
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New York
Young Lords
East Harlem
First Spanish Methodist Church
Julio Roldan
Manhattan
Roldan
Richard Perez
Lords
AF Officer From City Is Based In Florida
VALPARAISO Fla Air Force Lt Col William C Knothe of La Crosse is at Elgin AFB assisting systems support for the AF Armament Laboratory. A 20 year veteran he previously served at Andrews AFB Md and has Viet Nam duty. A 1944 Aquinas High School graduate he holds a math degree from the University of Wisconsin and an aeronautical engineering degree from the Air Force Institute of Technology Wright Patterson AFB Ohio. His wife Jessie is formerly of Kenosha.
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Valparaiso
Fla
Air Force
William C. Knothe
la Crosse
Elgin Afb
AF Armament Laboratory
C. H. Knothe
S. 21St St
Andrews Afb
Vietnam
Aquinas High School
University of Wisconsin
Col. Knothe
Air Force Institute of Technology
Wright- Patterson Afb
Ohio
Jessie
Kenosha
Holmen PTA Plans Panel on Social Ills and Drugs
Holmen Wis a three man panel discussion on social dis eases and drugs will be part of the Holmen PTA meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the Holmen High School gymnasium Panelists include Dr Elmer Rohde of Galesville Donald Wingers and Mrs Henry Hemker An open house will precede at Oak Grove Midway and Maple Shade schools at 7 15 p m and Holmen schools from 7 30 to 8 p m
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Holmen
Wis
Holmen Pta
Holmen High School
Elmer Rohde
Galesville
Donald Wingers
Henry Hemker
Oak Grove
Midway
Maple Shade
Probation Given 2 In Cattle Rustling Case
Two La Crosse youths pleaded guilty to cattle rustling charges and received two years probation from Judge Peter Pappas. Joseph Betsinger, 19, and Ricky McCormick, 22, admitted stealing two Holstein calves worth $75 each from Richard Witte’s farm in Mindoro on March 5. Karl Henthorn, 19, already serving three years for burglary, had his case continued as he sought to withdraw a prior statement. a hearing was ordered to determine if that statement was voluntary.
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la Crosse
Joseph G. Betsinger
Prospect St
Ricky L. McCormick
Avon St
Peter Pappas
Richard Witte
R. J
Mindoro
Karl T. Henthorn
la Crosse St
Henthorn
Green Bay Reformatory
County Demos Meet Tuesday
The La Crosse County Democratic Party will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Drendel's 400 Club. An executive board meeting will be at 7 p.m. Speakers include state treasurer candidate Charles P. Smith and local candidates for November. A dinner Thursday features Sen. William Proxmire and Ray Short.
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la Crosse County
Democratic Party
Drendel’s
S. 3Rd St
Charles P. Smith
Madison
William Boma
Edith Klos
Michael Schneider
Register of Deeds
Robert Whiteway
Nelson
Buzz) Miller
Virgil Roberts
William Proxmire
Ray Short
Drendel
Gaylord Nelson
Roberts
Highway 16
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Rates
La Crosse Tribune published daily and Sundays by Lee Enterprises Inc. with editors and staff listed. Official notice of second class postage, rates for single copy and carrier delivery, and mail rates available upon request.
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la Crease Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Delta Queen Cruises End of an Era Marks American History
The Delta Queen river ship offered Southern style meals with mint grown on board and a social director for tours. In 1968 brochures advertised 20 day Cincinnati to New Orleans and 11 day Ohio Cumberland Tennessee river trips with stops in Louisville Natchez New Orleans Vicksburg Memphis Cairo Evansville Madison Nashville St Louis and more. Prices ranged 176 to 330 for St Louis to New Orleans trips. When the 1700 ton vessel reaches La Crosse Tuesday the era may end.
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Mark Twain
Orleans
Paul Jones
Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati-to
New Orleans
Louisville
Natchez
Miss
Vicksburg
Memphis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Kentucky Lake
Upper Mississippi
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
la Crosse
Cash Grain and Livestock Prices From Chicago and South St. Paul
Wheat and corn futures cited along with soybeans and oils. South St. Paul cattle, hogs, and vealers market activity described with price ranges for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and calves. Chicago produce details note butter, eggs, and potatoes with wholesale price levels and track sales.
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Cash Grain
Chicago
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Stock Quotations and Market Averages Report
The record lists noon quotations from Allied Stores to Wisconsin Power and Light with figures in percentages and dollars. Dow Jones averages show Industrials at 760.34 down 3.01, Transpor at 152.49 down 1.66, Utilities at 106.3 down 0.2, volume 2,880,000, NYSE index 45.67. National Association of Securities Dealers quotes interdealer prices as of 9:00 a.m. for mutual funds and several funds with bid and ask ranges.
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Allied Stores
Allis-Chalmers
Alcoa
American Airlines
American Motors
American Tel. & Tel
Atlantic Richfield
Burlington Ind
Burlington Northern
Central Tel. & Tel
Chrysler
Continental Can
Continental Corp
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Instruments
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Gulf of G. Heileman Brg
IBM Int. Harvester Int. Tel. & Tel
Jim Walter
Kresge
Lee Enterprises
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Mobil Oi
Monsanto Chemical
Mgic Natl. Cash Register No. States Power Northwest Bancorp
Olin Industries
Outboard Marine Ij
C. Penney
Pepsico
Mission
Pyroil
C. W. Transport
RCA
Fabritek
Raytheon
1St Bank Sys
Sears Roebuck
Gateway Trans
Sperry Rand
Godfrey Co
Standard Oil
Calif
Ind
Howell Instr
N.J
Swift
McQuay, Inc
Texaco
Moore’s Seafood
Trane
Central Air
Transamerica
Roanwell
U.S. Steel
Transcon
Universal Oil
Wallace Business
Westinghouse Elec
Warner Elec. Br
Weyerhauser
Werner
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard
Eberstadt Fund
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass. Inv
Puritan Fund
Union Capital Fd
Wisconsin Fund
Funds Pile Up in Washington for Senate Campaigns
A Washington based fundraising scene shows committees for Muskie and Olssen active in public reporting, with Muskie's group listing 163000 dollars raised through October. Hidden funds surface from labor circles like the Harrison Williams DC Committee, while others cite law gaps hindering disclosures.
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Pagetee
Maryland Education
D.C
Muskie
IBM
Labor
Harrison A. Williams
Williams
Senate Labor Committee
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate
D.C. Law
Fred Israel
D.C. Humphrey
Washington
Kothe Attacks Olson Lucey Over Day Care Stance in Kenosha
Theodore Kothe of Onalaska, a American party candidate for lieutenant governor, blasted Patrick Lucey and Jack Olson on free day care centers and welfare benefits in a Kenosha speech. He accused the proposals of raising taxes and tied them to the Governor's Commission on Equal Rights for Women, criticizing a guaranteed annual income and unemployment benefits contrasted with welfare dental and medical services.
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Theodore Kothe
Onalaska
Patrick Lucey
Jack Olson
Kenosha
Kothe
Olson
Lucey
Commission On Equal Rights For
Wisconsin
Gourmet Dishes From Kiwanis Tasting Night
Gourmet dishes will be offered to guests at the Cooking School and Homemaker Show in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. Vincent Cacciapaglia and team prepare the samples for tasting. Organizers have served gourmet dinners at recent arts festival events. Samples will run at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for attendees to vote on favorites for potential inclusion in a 1971 lineup.
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Mary E. Sawyer
Coulee Region
Kiwanis Club
Vincent Cacciapaglio
Greater la Crosse Area
De Soto Soldier Killed In Vietnam
Pvt. Jerry De Long of De Soto Wisconsin, son of Mr and Mrs Leland De Long, was reported killed in Vietnam. No details were immediately available. The De Longs learned of his death Saturday night.
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DE Soto
Wis
Jerry de Long
Leland de Long
Vietnam
de Longs
Westby Coon Prairie Lutheran supper rescheduled
The Westby Coon Prairie Lutheran Church dinner menu changes. The lidorfisk meatball and cheese supper will be served Thursday October 29 from 4 to 8 p.m., not October 22 as previously listed in the Coulee Calendar in Sunday's Tribune.
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Westby-Coon Prairie Lutheran Church
Tribune
Weather outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Partly cloudy Monday night and warmer in southern Wisconsin and Minnesota. North and central Wisconsin mainly partly sunny with variable clouds. A chance of rain in extreme south Wisconsin Tuesday. Minnesota turns partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday and a little warmer. Iowa also partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with warmer Tuesday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Deaths in La Crosse Area Include Fabian New Williams Obituaries
obituary notices for Alvin H. Fabian of Bangor Carl Wieman Sr. of La Crosse and Hilda L. New of La Crosse list services, burial plans, and memorials. Fabian, died Oct 17 in a La Crosse hospital. New, a musician, died Oct 16 at 78. Williams, 73, died Oct 17 in a local rest home. Services set in churches and Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home with church, cemetery details and survivor lists.
Frank Stellick 74 Dies. Services Planned by Schumacher
Frank Stellick aged 74 of 921 Farnam Street died in a local hospital Sunday October 18. Funeral services are tentatively set for Wednesday with arrangements to be announced by Schumacher Funeral Home.
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Frank Stellick
Farnam St
Schumacher Funeral Home
Obituary: Carl Scheck 56 Dies in Local Hospital
Carl Scheck 56 of 1747 Rose St died Monday morning Oct 19 in a local hospital. Born March 11 1914 in Stoddard he worked for Trane Co. Survived by widow Alice three sons Ralph Ronald Roger two to four dozen relatives including seven grandchildren eight sisters and two brothers. Services set for Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at Dickinson Funeral Home Jackson St Chapel with burial at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 p.m.
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Carl Scheck
Rose St
Stoddard
Trane Co
Alice
Ralph
Ronald
la Crosse
Roger
Black River Falls
Caroline Thesing
Herman
Edna) Schlicht
Helmer
Marie) Stenslen
Dickinson
Jackson St. Chapel
John Hosman
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Death notices for Arthur Leese and Grace Kathan
Arthur J. Leese, 57, of 3007 S 26th St, died Sunday evening October 18 at a local hospital. Born December 1, 1912 in Minneapolis, he was an accountant for La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor plant at Genoa. Surviving include a son Steven, daughters Kathleen and Barbara, brother Frank, sisters Hildegard Carroll and Evelyn Leese. Services in Minneapolis Wednesday. Dickinson Funeral Home is arranging. Grace V. Kathan, 85, of 6809 Blaisdell Ave S, Minneapolis, died Saturday afternoon October 17 in a Minneapolis hospital. She was born on the family farm in South Ridge.
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Arthur J. Leese
S. 26Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
la Crosse
Genoa
Erma
Steven
Kathleen
Barbara
Tionesta
Frank Leese
New Castle
Robert (Hildegard) Carroll
Lorain
Ohio
Evelyn Leese
Dickinson Funeral Home
Grace V. Kathan
Blaisdell Ave
South Ridge
U S Holds Back Evidence Of Cease Fire Violations
United Nations report notes U S undecided on revealing Egyptian Soviet cease fire breach evidence to General Assembly. Rogers to meet Gromyko amid debate over Middle East issues. Israel demands missile rollback before talks. Riad defends weapons moves as security measures. Meir calls for cease fire compliance.
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U.S
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Suez Canal
General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
William P. Rogers
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rogers
Gromyko
Israel
Mideast
Egypt
United States
Riad
Jon Te
Death notice for Minn. woman with La Crescent ties
A Minn area resident who lived in La Crescent before moving to Minneapolis died July 21, 1885. She is survived by two brothers George Kathan of Onalaska and Walter of La Crescent, and a sister Mrs. Floyd Rittenhouse of Minneapolis. Services set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at La Crescent Methodist Church with Rev. John Phillippe. Burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Nelson Funeral Home Tuesday after 4 p.m. and at the church Wednesday from noon until the service.
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Minn
la Crescent
Minneapolis
George Kathan
Onalaska
Walter
Floyd (Maude) Rittenhouse
la Crescent Methodist Church
John Phillippe
Prospect Hill
Nelson Funeral Home
State Highway Fatalities Rise As Weekend Crashes Claim Ten
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s 1970 highway death toll reached 907, up by ten from a year ago. Victims include Pasqual Bonilla, 72, of Belgium, and Fructuosa Martinez, 72, in a head on collision near Oostburg. Other names: Harold Repphan, 48, Sheboygan. Richard Garrett, 17, and Mark Tuska, 17, Cudahy. Jennie Maskewit, 48, Three Lakes. Thomas Bunsa, 26, Peshtigo. Jennie Cady, 91, Eau Claire. Veronica Bertram, 53, Pewaukee. John Fredericks, 18, Appleton. Helen Kuberski, 80, Lohrville. All incidents cited occurred on various Wisconsin roads over the weekend.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Ozaukee County
Pascual Bonilla
Belgium
Oostburg
U.S. 141
Fructuosa Martinez
Harold Repphan
Cudahy
Richard Garrett
Mark Tuska
Jennie Maskewit
Three Lakes
Oneida
Thomas Bunsa
Peshtigo
Helen Kuberski
Lohrville
Waushara County
Cleveland
Ohio
Wautoma
St. Michael’s Hospital
Stevens Point
Multiple shoplifting arrests in Lansing and nearby towns
Two Lansing youths, a 17 year old boy and a 15 year old girl, were arrested at Bell Discount Department Store on Causeway Boulevard for stealing more than 55 dollars of merchandise. Clothing valued at 26.42 was taken and 29.71 in additional items was found in their car. A 14 year old Onalaska girl and a 17 year old La Crosse boy were also charged for separate theft and price tag alteration incidents.
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Lansing
Iowa
Bell Discount Department Store
Causeway Blvd
Bell
Onalaska
la Crosse
Allamakee County
la Crosse County
Suspect Charged in Shiocton Roadside Shooting
Rafael Martinez, 35, of rural Shiocton, was charged with endangering safety by conduct regardless of life after allegedly firing at a motorist who pulled alongside his car Saturday night. The felony warrant names Martinez.
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Shiocton
Rafael Martinez
Birth Announcements in Wisconsin California and New York
In Racine at St Marys Hospital a daughter was born October 16 to Mr and Mrs Hans Christiansen of Ra line with Joyce Schroeder formerly of Hokah Minnesota noted. In Willows California on October 14 a son Kelvin James to Mr and Mrs James Carney with Anne Klinske formerly of Caledonia Minnesota listed. In New York City on October 8 a daughter Jennifer Joerg to Mr and Mrs Robert Blum with Frances Ann Joerg formerly of Caledonia Minnesota mentioned. Memorial Hospital Tomah Wisconsin site noted.
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Hans Christiansen
Raline
Joyce Schroeder
Hokah
Minn
Willows
Calif
Kelvin James
James Carney
Anne Klinske
Caledonia
New York City
N.Y
Jennifer Joerg
Robert Blum
Frances Ann Joerg
Caledonia, Minn
Tomah
Wis
Supreme Court to rule on flag desecration laws
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a New York art dealer case challenging a state flag desecration law as violating the First Amendment. Stephen Radich exhibited works using the flag and was convicted in 1967. Dissenting actions included rulings on firearms registration and rail passenger notices.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Robert Kalousky
York
Sharon Levi
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Stephen Radich
Madison Avenue
Marine leader Walt dies after long career in Vietnam era
Walt, a double Navy Cross and Silver Star recipient, led Marine forces in Vietnam from May 1965 to June 1967 during the buildup amid sharp criticism of tactics. He later served as director of personnel and was named assistant commandant in 1968. McCutcheon, a WWII and Korea veteran, is now on his second Vietnam tour.
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Page
Vietnam
Walt
Washington
Marine Corps
Leonard F. Chapman
McCutcheon
Korea
Fire Claims Mother and Daughter in Mobile Home Blaze
A mobile home fire in Friendship kills Columbia County mother Mrs. Gerald Salzwedel, 36, of Columbus and her 15 month old daughter Lisa Ann. Authorities say a faulty electric heater sparked heat strong enough to melt aluminum door and window frames. The husband slept in a converted bus nearby.
Woman Faces Charge Of Shooting Husband In Appleton
Appleton, AP. Outagamie County District Attorney James R. Long said he could charge 38 year old Joan Lango with injury by conduct regardless of life in the pre dawn shooting of her husband Richard Lango 39. Long based the charge on a signed statement Lango gave to police Saturday night describing shooting him as he slept on a living room couch. Richard Lango is hospitalized in Appleton recovering from wounds.
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Appleton
Outagamie County
James R. Long
Long
Joan L. Lango
Richard Lango
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Coronado
Gamble-Aldens
Pappas
la Crosse Tribune
J. E. Burgess
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Idaho
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Shearson, Hammill & CO
NEW York Stock Exchange
THE
Marshall CO
Alvin H. Fabian
Bangor
Winona
Carol
Carl
Hilda L. New
Millville
Robert ¢Denis Wieman Sr
Hollis H. New
Archie Timm
George
New
Musicians’ Association
Thomas Rooney
VFW
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Roy L. Wingers American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Gold Star Mothers of
Bataan and Corregidor
American Gold Star Mothers
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Sletten-McKee-Hanson
Fritz Miller
Woodlawn
First Lutheran Church
Albert W. Williams
N. 13Th St
Aflcio Laborers
Stephen
Eva) Cycmanick
Christ Episcopal Church
George Timberlake
Oak Grove Cemetery
Arthur James Leese
By Lewis Gulick
Mahmoud Riad
ABC
Golda Meir
Racine, Wis
High Court
St. Joseph Hospital
Gina Marie
Jerold Me.Creight
Elgin
Susan Trinkes
Marc Morrell
Michelob
Womane
Hilton Pharmacy
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