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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1965

Page

13

Soldiers dieted to join Marines and Army

Ronald Olliges, 20, underwent surgery to join the Marines and hopes to serve in Viet Nam if sent there. He weighs 220 pounds at 6 foot 1 and says he will go where duty calls. Merrill W. Plaskow II, 19, shed 130 pounds from 322 to 192 to enlist in the Army and is set for basic training.

Merrill W. Plaskow II Philadelphia Fort Jackson S. C Plaskow Chicago Husky Viet Nam Ronald Olliges Joseph Jr Marine Ronald Marine Corps Olliges O.K United States Army Hugh Smith

Milwaukee judge blocks extradition of black worker to Alabama

Milton Bordow says he will seek dismissal of embezzlement charges against 20 year old Milton Robinson after a Milwaukee County judge refused extradition to Alabama. Judge Christ R. Seraphim cited Alabama justice and ruled Milwaukee would not extradite on a misdemeanor. Robinson admits taking $120 from a Montgomery druggist and claims back pay owed.

Milwaukee Alabama Milton Bordow Albert R. Robinson Montgomery Ala Robinson Christ R. Seraphim Bordow George Wallace Seraphim

Tomah Student Among 171 Honored at Valparaiso Convocation

Tomah Native David James Blade was among 171 Valparaiso University students honored at the fall honors convocation for outstanding spring semester scholastic records. Blade is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Tomah Wis David James Blade Elmer R. Blado Valparaiso University Indiana College of Arts and Sciences

Woman 44 Drowns After Tractor Pins Her In Ditch

Mrs. Edgar Peterson, 44, drowned at her farm near St. Hilaire Minnesota when a tractor she was operating overturned and pinned her under water while she and her husband leveled a roadbed. The accident occurred on their farm in northwestern Minnesota.

ST. Hilaire Minn Edgar Peterson Minnesota

Vatican approves five decrees modernization of church

Pope Paul VI and the Vatican Council approved five decrees to overhaul church governance and relations with non Christians. They endorse a broader Vatican Curia, more international representation, and include reforms to priestly training and education. The decrees also urge improved relations with Jews and non Christians and envision church renewal in modern society.

Vatican City Paul VI Vatican Ecumenical Council John XXIII John Vatican Curia

Westby Scouts Earn Pro Deo et Patria Award

Seven Boy Scouts from Westby Coon Prairie Lutheran Church meet requirements for the Pro Deo et Patria Award and will receive it in upcoming ceremonies. Named are Brian Lee Paul Gulsvig Bill Sveum Marc Hodden Peter Kingslien Jerry Sveum and Ronald Hagen. They will present projects at the Men's Brotherhood meeting at 8 p m on Monday November 1.

Westby Wis Westby-Coon Prairie Lutheran Church Brian Lee Paul Gulsvig Bill Sveum Marc Hogden Peter Kingslien Jerry Sveum Ronald Hagen Men’s Brotherhood

New Lisbon Man Home From Europe

New Lisbon Wisconsin W L Rothe founder and president of the Leer Manufacturing Co returned from Europe where he served on the governor s trade mission The firm employs 70 to 128 workers and is expanding It manufactures cooling and ice equipment Rothe said Europe shows strong interest in refrigerated trucks

New Lisbon Wis W. L. Rothe Leer Manufacturing Co Europe Leer Co Rothe

Blair Cub Scouts Stage Halloween Party in Blair Wisconsin

Blair Wisconsin Cub Scouts plan a Halloween party on the evening of November 1 at St Ansgar's Catholic Church. It is open to all boys who will be eight before Christmas and they are asked to attend in costume with prizes for best costumes.

Blair Wis St. Ansgar’s Catholic Church

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