Big Four Push Resumption of Mideast Talks
The Big Four powers will press Egypt Jordan and Israel to extend the cease fire past November 5 and push for renewed peace talks. U Thant announced the plan after a 32 hour dinner with Gromyko Schumann Douglas Home Jarring and others. They aim to extend the observance of the cease fire and seek a peaceful settlement based on UN Security Council Resolution 242.
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Associated Press
United Nations, N.Y
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Middle East
U.N
U Thant
Andrei A. Gromyko
Union
Maurice Schumann
New York
United Nations
Jarring
Sweden
Moscow
Suez Canal
Thant
Security Council
Hurricane Kills 100 In East Pakistan
A hurricane with 90 mph winds battered nine East Pakistan districts, killing at least 100 people. Tidal waves engulfed areas of three districts on the Bay of Bengal as the storm weakened, then swept toward Assam in India. Relief centers opened at 25 coastal locations.
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Decca
East Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
Assam
India
Milwaukee teen William Stroud dies in Vietnam
Washington AP reports Army officials said William H. Stroud, son of Mary L. Stroud of Milwaukee, died in Vietnam not due to hostile action. The agency released the Friday notice detailing his death as part of the casualties in the conflict.
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Washington (Ap
Pic
William H. Stroud
Mary L. Stroud
Milwaukee
Vietnam
Marriage Licenses Granted in Whitehall and Vi r Qua Areas
In Whitehall Wisconsin and nearby towns several couples were listed for marriage on October 24. Dennis E. Pederson of Coon Rapids Minnesota weds Linda I. Dahl of St Paul Minnesota. Edward J. Mueller of Independence ties with Deborah L. Shus of Strum. Tyrone M. Paulson of Osseo Route 3 marries Susan Kay Mattison. Edward F. Barenthin Jr. of Trempealeau Route 1 weds Elaine R. Marsolek of Independence. Edward F. Befort of Lake City Minnesota weds Marcia M. Bautch of Independence Route 1. In Vi roqua Duane D. Obert La Farge Route 1 and Constance E. Fanta Hillsboro Route 1. Harvey L. Cade Vi roqua Route 4 and Carol R. Springer Stoddard Route 1 listed.
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Elaine R. Marsolek
Independence
Edward F. Befort
Lake City
Minn
Marcia M. Bautch
Viroqua
Wis
Duane D. Obert
la Farge
Constance E. Fanta
Hillsboro
Harvey L. Cade
Carol R. Springer
Stoddard
Arcadia Man death noted in local obituary
The obituary notes the death of an Arcadia man born October 23 1952 to Mr and Mrs Harlen Ruff. He was a 1970 Arcadia High School graduate 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 in Arcadia. The piece also mentions Sequoyah completing the first alphabet for an Indian tongue.
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Lyman Tallman
Bangor
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Richard Tallman
Emma
Lester
Waupun
Ellsworth
Portland
Ore
Bernard
Cone
Leslie
Bernice) Jerome
Onalaska
Pearl Gillette
San Diego
Calif
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Lemmert
Burns Cemetery
Fossum Funeral Home
Harlen Ruff
Arcadia
Arcadia High School
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Susan
Larry
Kenny
David
Vietnam
August Ruff
Tri State Deaths Feature Waukon and Nearby
Obituaries from Waukon Tomah Sparta Viroqua Hillsboro note Mrs Howard Thies 73 died Oct 23 in Waukon hospital. services in Presbyterian Church. burial Oakland Cemetery. Also E C Burr 87 Tomah. Herman Kamrath 78 Tomah area. Herbert Pomeroy 72 Sparta formerly of Sparta. Frederick Walters Sr 84 Viroqua. Mary Elizabeth Hansbery 78 Hillsboro. Names include Palmer Hager Winkelman Price Klaurs Dissmore and Liska connections. Funeral details and survivors listed across several Wisconsin towns.
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Waukon
Iowa
Howard Thies
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Martin Funeral ‘Home
Ella Inzick
Thomas Inzick
Winneshiek County
James Palmer
Donald
Alice) Hager
Allen
Red Wing
Minn
Henry Gross
Clem Dinger
Decorah
Tomah
Wis
E. C. Burr
Billings, 'Mont
Malcolm
Brookfield
Robert
West Allis
Jomah
Herman Kamrath
Lomah
Rriaay
St. Paul
Frieda
Lyle Winkelman
Gilbert
Kansasville
William
Elsie Price
la ‘Crosse
Sparta
Herbert E. Pomeroy
Long Beach
Calif
California
Leon
Stanley P. Wiese
Robert Page Funeral
Pomeroy
Mildred
Gene
James
Montana
Thomas
Hillsboro
Mary Elizabeth Hansbery
Hillsboro Hospital
Picha Funeral Home
Rev
Sterling
Buria
Mt. Vernon Ceme
Quebec Police Seek 3 More In Slaying
Three more men are sought in the kidnapping and murder of Pierre Laporte as Quebec police probe the case. James Cross remains missing. Front de liberation suspects, and a related Montreal election dispute grows with a $3.6 million damage suit against Mayor Drapeau.
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Quebec
Canada
Pierre Laporte
Paul Rose
Bernard Lortie
Francis Simard
Jacques Rose
Paul
Montreal
James Richard Cross
Cross
Laporte
Quebec Liberation Front
Front
Marc Carbonneau
Front d’Action Politique
Jean Drapeau
Drapeau
Lit
Parti Quebecois
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Heath and Selassie warn of civil wars threatening freedom
In a combined policy speech and remarks, Harold Heath predicts the 1970s will see civil wars pose greater dangers to freedom than interstate wars. He argues violence becomes the first resort for anti social aims and urges concerted resistance. Selassie recalls the League of Nations failure and criticizes the UN charter for relying on good faith from member states.
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Heath
League of Nations
Benito Mussolini
Selassie
United Nations
World Body
Births Listed for Oct 21 23 in La Crosse Area
Birth notices for multiple families include Oct 21 22 23 entries in Holmen La Crosse La Crescent and Viroqua. Couples listed with parental names and addresses include Malchnski Fencl Strittmaier Sila Willford LaRue Spies and Zielke among others.
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Gerald A. Malchnski
Holmen
Doriene M. Olson
William T. Holstein
Cass St
Lorraine Kavanaugh
Wayne Fencl
la Crosse
Karen Lee Jensen
Cletus F. Hoadley
Redwood E
Wayne Willford
4Th
la Crescent
Minn
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 policemen arise from a conspiracy. He notes underground papers repeating the Black Panther phrase off the pigs may contribute. Mitchell and Quinn Tamm discussed a federal state and local law enforcement meeting next week as 21 officers were killed and 560 injured in the past three months.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Black Panther
Mitchell
Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Short To Talk At LCU Cartwright Center Talk
Ray Short, Democrat candidate for Congress in the 3rd District, will address La Crosse State University faculty and students Monday at noon in Room 306 Cartwright Center. A question and answer period will follow the talk.
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Ray Short
la Crosse State University
Cartwright Center
Weather outlook for Midwest states the next day
Wisconsin expects cloudy skies Saturday night with a chance of showers in the east and warmer conditions Sunday. Minnesota reports cloudy to little temperature change with scattered light drizzle Saturday night and scattered showers Sunday. Iowa shows partly cloudy to cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with a chance of showers on Sunday. Sunrise Sunday is 6 32 a.m. and sunset 5 06 p.m. Record high and low dates are listed for Oct 24 1963 and Oct 24 1887 with degree days totals shown.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Regents Split Over New UW President Pick
Milwaukee report outlines a three candidate pool for UW president. Hogness and Weaver declined offers, leaving Madison Campus Chancellor H Edwin Young as the remaining option under board division. Young's ties to UW and Nixon era priorities, plus alumni backing, keep him a strong but contested favorite among regents.
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Tim Wyngaard
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Fred Harrington
Madison
H. Edwin Young
John R. Hogness
University of Washington
John C. Weaver
University of Missouri
Weaver
Columbia
Missouri
Hogness
Young
University of Maine
Gordon Walker
Racine
Wisconsin
Pres.Nixon
College Priorities Commission
Divorce Granted in Sparta Man Wins Custody
Andrew Driscoll Sr., 38, of Sparta, was granted a divorce from Sharon M. Tripp Driscoll, 32, of La Crosse, on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Custody of three minor children awarded to Driscoll. couple married February 18, 1961. Wayne Olson of Sparta fined $100 for disorderly conduct with $75 suspended. Police ambulance report notes James Kendhammer, 33, of La Crosse, transported to St Francis Hospital after incident on October 23 at 11:13 a.m. The docket also lists Theodore H. Roerkohl of La Crosse, with addresses at 515 S. 9th St. or 824 Cass St., or Caledonia, Minn., charged with drunkenness and fined $25.
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la Crosse
Theodore H. Roerkohl
S. 9Th St
Cass St
Caledonia
Minn
Sparta
Wis
Andrew Driscoll Sr
Sharon M. (Tripp) Driscoll
Redfield St
Driscoll
Wayne Olson
Oil Tanker Burns After Crash Off Isle of Wight
Five sailors dead and eight missing after the Pacific Glory collided with the Allegro in the English Channel four miles off the Isle of Wight. The 70 000 ton crude carrier sank amid flames, causing oil pollution as rescue craft and ships searched for survivors.
Increased Benefits For Elderly Urged
Madison AP Wilbur J Cohen former secretary of health education and welfare urged Wisconsin Conference on Aging delegates to seek a 35 percent rise in Social Security benefits over three years and a 150 dollar monthly minimum He called nursing home conditions a national scandal and urged updating standards He also pressed for higher Medicare benefits to aid five million seniors below the poverty line.
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Madison
U.S. ‘Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wilbur J. Cohen
School of Education
University of Michigan
Wisconsin Conference On Aging
Cohen
Senior Citizens Plan Two Films and Activities at Center
The La Crosse Community Center hosts senior events this week from Sunday film showings of an Africa feature and a 27 minute Lewis and Clark color film to weekday activities. Highlights include a 1:30 p.m. dessert card party on Monday, a writers group at 3:30 p.m., sewing class Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., aging committee board meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., a 1:30 p.m. bridge class Friday and a 7:30 p.m. accordion band dance.
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Africa
la Crosse
Committee On Aging Board of Directors
Wayne
Space officials head to Moscow to seek docking cooperation
Five leading U S space officials travel to Moscow to discuss design of common docking systems for American and Soviet spacecraft. The mission signals growing space cooperation, prompted by high exploration costs and the savings from pooling resources.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
U.S
Moscow
United States
Two Thefts Reported for Mail Box and Battery Stolen
Two thefts were reported Friday to police. Mrs. Clarence Nelson of 315 N 15th St said the family mail box was stolen from her house. John Alsworth of 424 Copeland Ave reported a $25 battery stolen from his car in the 400 block on Copeland.
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Clarence Nelson
15Th St
John Alsworth
Copeland Ave
Copeland
Zond 8 Circled Moon and Heads Home from Moscow
Tass reports the Soviet Zond-8 spacecraft completed a lunar orbit and is returning to Earth. The mission team confirmed the maneuver and trajectory as the craft departs lunar vicinity.
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Moscow
Tass
Bomb Sparks Damage at Kent State U Building
A bomb exploded outside an old Kent State University building early today causing minor damage. No injuries were reported. Authorities found wire and tape, suggesting a homemade device, and tested the material. Kent State student Ronald Weissenberger, 25, was arrested on four counts of first degree riot tied to May campus violence.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Donald Schwartzmiller
Ward House
Human Relations Center
Schwartzmiller
Ronald Weissenberger
Kent State
Weissenberger
University
Ohio National Guardsmen
State universities debate dormitory rule for nonresident sophomores
LCU and Whitewater State Universities are among the few not requiring nonresident sophomores to live on campus. LCU president backs flexibility claiming overcrowding would occur without new housing. Housing Director Richard Koehler cites 294 vacancies out of 2844 units and warns of potential issues if all sophomores must dorm. A full housing policy review is anticipated before September 1971 classes.
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Gatis
LCU
Whitewater
Richard Koehler
Koehler
la Crosse State
Stevens Point
Gates
State University
Typhoon Kate Heads Toward Da Nang Vietnam
Typhoon Kate, the Philippines worst storm in 20 years, moves toward Da Nang with 95 knot winds. Saigon weather bureau says 250 nautical miles east of Da Nang, advancing at 11 knots. Kate killed at least 583 in the Philippines. overall toll from Kate and last week’s typhoon Joan reaches 1,109 with about 300 missing.
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Saigon
Kate
Philippines
da Nang
David Eisenhower Begins Navy Officer Candidate School
David Eisenhower starts Navy training at Newport Rhode Island ending two generations of Eisenhower Army service. The 22 year old son in law of President Nixon begins 18 weeks at Officer Candidate School with completion set for March 12. Julie Eisenhower will remain at the White House and pursue a teaching course at Catholic University.
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Newport
R.I
David Eisenhower
Navy
Eisenhower
Army
Nixon
Julie
White House
Catholic University
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Masthead
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher J. E. Burgess as assistant publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor The paper is a Lee Enterprises division with Associated Press rights The notice includes pricing for single copies and carrier delivery in La Crosse Wisconsin 54601
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W. T. Burgess
J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
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France
Alec Douglas-Home
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Gunnar V. Jarring
Cairo
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Jacob A. ‘Malik
Charles W. Yost
Emma E. Bigley
Market St
George A
James E
Richland Center
Anna Heisel
Patrick J
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
J. Floyd Dwyer
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
East
Pakistan
Sequoyah
Mrs. Howard Thies
Herbert Pomeroy
Frederick Walters SR
Frederick W. Walters Sr
Vernon
Beier Funeral Home
Lewis Dissmore
Aleda Dahl
Stanley
Lloyd
Fred Jr
Mary Hansbery
Tery
Wencel Liska
Henrietta
Richland County
Frank Hansberg
Erwin Brandt
Jesse McQueen
Wyocena
Edward Schaller
Mathilda
Elsie Liska
Arnold
Florida
Robert Bourassa
Lutheran Hospital
National Weather Service
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
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James Kendhammer
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