Big Four Push to Resume Middle East Talks
At U.N. in New York the Big Four agreed to press Egypt, Jordan, and Israel to extend the cease-fire beyond November 5 and to seek a resumption of peace talks. U Thant, with Jarring and ministers from Britain, France, the Soviet Union, and the United States, outlined plans to extend observance of the cease-fire and pursue Resolution 242-based negotiations. The four nations will reconvene October 28 to discuss Jarring’s mission and indirect talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations, N.Y
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Middle East
U.N
U Thant
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Maurice Schumann
New York
United Nations
Jarring
Sweden
Moscow
Suez Canal
Thant
Security Council
Cairo
Colin Crowe
Britain
Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet
France
Jacob A. Malik
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Deaths of Emma Bigley Lyman Tallman and Mary Ann Rohrer
Three local obituaries note Emma E. Bigley 91 of 616 Market St died Oct 23 with survivors including two sons and eight grandchildren. Lyman Tallman 84 of Bangor died Oct 23 with survived by wife Emma, three sons, one daughter, a sister and many grandchildren. Mary Ann Rohrer 80 of 1131 Avon St died Oct 23, survived by sister and brother. services set for Oct 26 at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. All services in La Crosse area churches and funeral homes with weekend calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Bigley
Market St
George A
la Crosse
James E
Richland Center
Anna Heisel
Onalaska
Patrick J
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
J. Floyd Dwyer
Lyman Tallman
Bangor
Eau Claire
Richard Tallman
Emma
Lester
Waupun
Ellsworth
Portland
Ore
Bernard
Leslie
Bernice) Jerome
Pearl Gillette
San Diego
Calif
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Lemmert
Burns Cemetery
Fossum Funeral Home
Mary Ann Rohrer
Avon St
Auto-Lite Co
Mathilda Jameison
Hialeah
Fla
Edgar
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ernest Nelson
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Dickinson Caledonia Street
Hurricane kills 100 in East Pakistan
A hurricane with 90 mph winds battered nine East Pakistan districts, killing at least 100 people. Tidal waves swept three districts along the Bay of Bengal as the storm began weakening, and it moved toward Assam in India. Relief centers opened at 25 coastal locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decca
East Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
Assam
India
Milwaukee Soldier William Stroud Dies in Vietnam
Washington reports Private William H. Stroud son of Mary L. Stroud of Milwaukee has died in Vietnam. The Army states death was not due to hostile action.
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Washington (Ap
William H. Stroud
Mary L. Stroud
Milwaukee
Vietnam
Marriage Licenses Issued in Whitehall and Viroqua Areas
Whitehall and Viroqua note multiple marriage license pairings with Oct. 24 weddings. Dennis Pederson of Coon Rapids and Linda Dahl of St Paul plan Oct. 24 nuptials. Edward Mueller Indep and Deborah Shus Strum. Tyrone Paulson Osseo and Susan Mattison R 3 Osseo. Edward Befort Lake City Minn and Marcia Bautch Independence also set for Oct. 24. In Viroqua area Duane Obert La Farge and Constance Fanita Hillsboro. Harvey Cade Viroqua and Carol Springer Stoddard listed for marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol R. Springer
Stoddard
Arcadia Mourns Death Of Harlen Ruff
Service will be at 9 p.m. Monday for Harlen Ruff born October 23 1952 in Arcadia. He graduated Arcadia High School in 1970 and was a student at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute in La Crosse at death. Surviving are his parents a sister Susan three brothers Larry Kenny and David in Vietnam and paternal grandparents August and his wife of Arcadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlen Ruff
Arcadia
Arcadia High School
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
la Crosse
Susan
Larry
Kenny
David
Vietnam
August Ruff
Sequoyah Completes First Alphabet for Indian Tongue
Sequoyah, chief of the Cherokees, completed the first alphabet devised for an Indian language, marking a milestone in Cherokee literacy and self-governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequoyah
Deaths in Tri-State. Mrs. Howard Thies and Others
Obituaries from Iowa Wisconsin region note Mrs. Howard Thies 73 of Waukon died Oct 23 in local hospital with services Monday at Presbyterian Church and burial Oakland Cemetery. Also Mrs. E C Burr 87 of Tomah died Oct 22 with services Sunday at White Funeral Home and burial Leon Cemetery. Herman Samrath 78 of Tomah Route 1 died Oct 23 with services Monday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church and burial Greenfield Cemetery. Frieda Wingelman and Gilbert Samrath cited with family details. multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
Howard Thies
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Martin Funeral Home
Ella Inzick
Thomas Inzick
Winneshiek County
James Palmer
Tomah
Wis
E. C. Burr
Tomah Memorial
White Funeral Home
Michael Sulen
Leon Cemetery
Jeanette Vaughn
Eleanore Todd
Billings
Mont
Malcolm
Brookfield
Robert
West Allis
St. Paul’s
Monnay
E. J. ‘Kaurs
Greenfield Cemetery
Tunnel City
Frieda
Lyle Wingelman
Gilbert
Kansasville
Quebec Police Seek 3 More In Slaying
Quebec police issued warrants for three more suspects in the Laporte slaying and pursued other leads in the high tension abduction case. The fate of James Cross remained unknown as authorities linked suspects to the Quebec Liberation Front and debated election plans amid wartime measures and political fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Montreal
Pierre Laporte
James Richard Cross
Cross
Laporte
Quebec Liberlation Front
Front
Canada
Francis Simard
Bernard Lortie
Jacques Rose
Paul Rose
Marc Carbonneau
Jean Drapeau
Drapeau
Quebec Liberation Front
Parti Quebecois
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Paul
Obituaries From Wisconsin Death Notices Include Pomeroy Walters and Liska Family
Sparta and nearby Wisconsin communities report multiple obituaries. Herbert E F Pomeroy of Long Beach formerly Sparta died October 21 in California with services set in Leon Cemetery. survivors include Mildred and two sons Gene and James plus relatives. Frederick W Walters Sr of Viroqua died October 23. services planned with burial in Viroqua Cemetery and survivors listed, including wife Aleda and several children and grandchildren. A third notice details the Liska family with Henrietta roots and marriages, listing a daughter, sisters, a brother, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Sparta
Wis
Herbert EF. Pomeroy
Long Beach
Calif
California
Leon
Stanley P. Wiese
Robert ‘Page
Pomeroy
Mildred
Gene
Long Beach, Calif
James
Montana
Thomas I
Tery
Wencel Liska
Henrietta
Richland County
Frank Hansbery
Erwin Brandt
Hillsboro
Jesse Mc‘Queen
Wyocena
Edward Schaller
Mathilda
Elsie Liska
Milwaukee
Arnold
Florida
Dren
Mary Elizabeth Hansbery Dies After Long Illness at 78
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hansbery 78 died Friday in Hillsboro hospital after a long illness. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Picha Funeral Home with Rev. Sterling Demond officiating. Burial planned at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Wis
Mary Elizabeth Hansbery
Hillsboro Hospital
Picha Funeral Home
Sterling Demond
Buria
Mt. Vernon
Ceme
Heath and Selassie warn UN weakness risks world peace
In a joint policy moment Heath foresees civil wars in the 1970s as top threats to freedom, urging restraint against anarchy. Selassie recalls the League of Nations failure over Mussolini and critiques the United Nations for relying on member nations acting in good faith, fearing a repeat of impotence.
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Heath
League of Nations
Benito Mussolini
Selassie
United Nations
Births and Birth Details From Local Area
Birth notices list several newborns with dates from Oct 21 to Oct 23. Recipients include Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Malchnski of Holmen, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fencl of La Crosse, Cletus F. Hoadley of La Crescent, Minn, and others in La Crosse area towns. Names include Doriene Olson, Lorraine Kavanaugh, Karen Lee Jensen, Marlene Hanson, Christine Lutiger, Myra Hanson, Judeen Walters, Sandra Jensen, Janice Burt ness, Debbie Schlick, Janet Walters, and spouses Mr. and Mrs. Moser, Mr. and Mrs. LaRue, Mr. and Mrs. Spies, Mr. and Mrs. Zielke. Locations feature Holmen, La Crosse, La Crescent, Tomah, West Salem, Viroqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald A. Malchnski
Holmen
Doriene M. Olson
William T. Holstein
Cass St
Lorraine Kavanaugh
Wayne Fencl
R. 2
la Crosse
Karen Lee Jensen
Cletus F. Hoadley
Redwood E
la Crescent
Minn
Marlene Hanson
Michael Strittmaier
la Crosse St
Christine Lutiger
Allan Sila
Leonard St
West Salem
Myra Hanson
Wayne Willford
N. 4Th St
Judeen Walters
David Moser
Youngdale Ave
Sandra Jensen
Donald J. LaRue
Glendale St
Tomah
Janice Burtness
Craig N. Spies
S. 7Th St
Debbie Schlick
Conrad G. Zielke
Viroqua
Janet M. Walters
No Conspiracy Seen In Police Killings
Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell says he does not believe the rising fatal attacks on police are due to a conspiracy. He notes underground papers repeating the Black Panther slogan may fuel the trend. Mitchell spoke with Quinn Tamm at a joint news conference and discussed plans for a federal state and local law officers meeting next week. Twenty one officers were killed and 550 injured nationwide in the last three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Short To Talk At LCU Ray Short
3rd District Democratic candidate for Congress Ray Short will address La Crosse State University faculty and students Monday at noon in Room 306 Cartwright Center. A question and answer period will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Short
la Crosse State University
Cartwright Center
Weather snapshot for Midwest states weekend forecast
Wisconsin regions expect cloudy Saturday night with a chance of showers in the east, then Sunday turns cloudy and warmer. Minnesota shows cloudy skies with little temperature change, light drizzle possible Saturday night and scattered showers Sunday. Iowa expected partly to mostly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with a chance of showers. Sunrise Sunday at 6 32 a m Sunset Sunday at 5 06 p m Record highs and lows dated Oct 24 1963 and 1887 with degree days totals and year to date normals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Show Flood Stage At La Crosse
River gauge readings indicate flood stage at La Crosse with 24 hour change showing up to 0.1 feet increase. Additional stations logged minor rises, signaling rising river levels and potential impacts downstream.
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LA Crosse
UW Revolutionaries Set Up Cell At LCU Warns Warren
La Crosse Attorney General Robert Warren told La Crosse police recruits that UW revolutionaries are setting up cells at state universities including La Crosse, with groups in Wisconsin described as very happy with new members. He cited intelligence reports and noted campus police and Madison duties, plus a pending air pollution suit against Dairyland Power Co-op under public nuisance law. Warren urged support for local officers and announced a $6.5 million boost for law enforcement upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State University
University of Wisconsin
la Crosse
Warren
Madison
Berkeley
Midwest
Dairyland Power Co-op
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Records Police Ambulance in La Crosse County Court
On Oct 23 at 11 13 am James Kendhammer 33 of 615 N 8th Place was taken to St Francis Hospital for illness. Theodore H Roerkohl listed with multiple addresses was charged with drunkenness under county court. Andrew Driscoll Sr 38 Spar ta granted a divorce from Sharon M Tripp Driscoll 32 custody of three minor children to Driscoll. Wayne Olson Sparta charged with disorderly conduct $100 fine $75 suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kendhammer
St. Francis Hospital
Andrew Driscoll Sr
Sparta
Sharon M
Tripp) Driscoll
Redfield St
la Crosse
Driscoll
Wayne Olson
Oil Tanker Burns After Crash Off Isle of Wight
A tanker carrying 70 000 tons of crude oil sank in the English Channel after colliding with another tanker. Five sailors were killed from the Pacific Glory´s 42 man crew and eight were missing. An armada of lifeboats fire fighting tugs and merchant ships battled the blaze as rescue vessels searched for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle OF Wight
England
English
Lloyds of London
Pacific Glory
State universities face on campus housing dilemma in 1971
Gatis notes only two state colleges do not require nonresident sophomores to live on campus. LCU president supports flexibility to avoid overcrowding and extra housing. Housing director Richard Koehler cites 294 vacancies at LCU and potential issues if all sophomores must dorm. Stevens Point rented downtown rooms. some students slept in lounges. Officials say housing remains near break even, with possible small profit. A full policy review is planned before September 1971 classes.
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Gatis
LCU
Whitewater
Richard Koehler
Koehler
la Crosse State
Stevens Point
Gates
State University
Increased Benefits For Elderly Urged
Wilbur J. Cohen former secretary of H E W urged Wisconsin Aging Conference delegates to seek a 35 percent rise in Social Security over three years and a $150 monthly minimum. He called for higher Medicare benefits and updating nursing home standards amid ongoing concerns over care in less expensive facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wilbur J. Cohen
School of
University of Michigan
Wisconsin Conference On Aging
Two thefts Reported in City Friday
Police received two theft reports on Friday. Mrs. Clarence Nelson of 315 N 15th St said the family mail box was stolen from her home. John Alsworth of 424 Copeland Ave reported a $25 car battery stolen from his vehicle in the 400 block on Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nelson
N. 15Th St
John Alsworth
Copeland Ave
Copeland
Jury Finds Equal Fault In Crash Suit
A County Court jury deliberated nearly four hours before ruling both sides shared blame in a car collision at 6th and King Streets on April 29, 1968. Earnest and Marmein Lupie sought 23,500 total in damages. verdict left no award but may be appealed. Jurors sworn in by Clerk Helen Schwinefus included Robert R. Brown and others from La Crosse area.
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Earnest and
Marmein Lupie
Losey Blvd. S
Robert F. Hartzheim
Fond du Lac
Lupie
6Th
King Streets
Leonard Roraff
Helen Schwinefus
Robert R. Brown
4Th Ave. S
Onalaska
Thomas Christiansen
Loomis St
Eugene Fuchs
S. 4Th St
Bernard L. Gleue
Park Ave
Gladys Jehlen
la Crosse St
Helen Loomis
Island St
Laura Meier
Ferry St
Delores Nuttleman
Joyce Siegel
Farnam St
Raymond G. Spika
Tyler St
June Trapp
Hiawatha Ave
Pauline Ziegler
Winona St
Urologist Joins Clinic and Hospital Staff
Dr. John C. Schiebler a Neenah native joins Skemp Grandview Clinic and St Francis Hospital staffs. He attended Cornell University Ithaca and Cornell Medical College graduating 1961. Interned at New York Hospital Cornell 1961-62. Served in armed forces 1963-65. Completed surgical residency at New York Hospital Cornell and urology residency at Medical College of Virginia 1967-70. The family resides at 2910 Blackhawk Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Schiebler
Skemp- Grandview Clinic
St. Francis Hospital
Schiebler
Neenah
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell Medical College
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
The
Medical College of Virginia
Linda
Robin
Blackhawk Place
Wichita State officials briefed on leased plane witnesses say
An executive of Golden Eagle Aviation testified that WSU athletic officials were fully briefed on leasing airplanes and FAA regulations. The NTSB probe into the Oct 2 Colorado crash that killed 30 people, including 13 players, continues with testimony about flight routes and operator responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
Wichita State University
Bruce J. Danielson
Oklahoma City
Wichita State
Danielson
National Transportation Safety Board
Colorado
Russell J. Abbott
Federal Aviation Administration
Golden Eagle
FAA
A.C
Bert” Katzenmeyer
WSU
Denver
Clear Creek Canyon
Colorado Rockies
Logan
Utah
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
La Crosse Tribune prints afternoon and Sunday editions from the La Crosse Tribune Building at 4th and Cass Street in La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a division of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press handles local news and AP dispatches. Second class postage paid at La Crosse WI. Rates include 10 cent single copy and $1.40 biweekly carrier delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
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Millon
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Frederick W. Walters Sr
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