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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
18
The 89th Congress under President Johnson pushes education reforms aimed at reducing dropouts and expanding access. Head Start tops the effort with preschool expansion, aiming to lift millions from poverty and ignorance through federal funding for early learning and later grade support.
A summary of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 outlines over 1.3 billion dollars for local districts to bolster programs for disadvantaged children. It details shared-time options for parochial pupils, funding for educational research, library books, text books, and supplementary centers open to all children. Operation Upward Bound aids youths ready for college, with examples from Arlington and Dartmouth College.
Two Minnesota men face first degree murder indictments in separate cases. Brian Hendrickson, 17, is charged in the Sept. 26 shooting of Raymond Dahms and a gas station burglary near Mankato. Jerry Campbell, 20, is charged in the fatal shooting of Willford Hanson in a south Minneapolis store after a robbery. Waddell, 28, Brainerd, is bound over on a first degree manslaughter charge in a tavern death near St Peter. A separate murder preliminary hearing for Anton Olson, 52, Sobieski, was postponed indefinitely. A grand jury will reconvene Nov 8 to hear sheriff and deputy deaths.
In Ettrick Wisconsin the Har Falls district sentences were handed for a complex case involving a tavern burglary and a prior murder. Paul Wangberg, 22, of Thief River Falls Minnesota, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter related to a shooting of a Thief River Falls police officer. Police investigate the theft of cigarettes and liquor from the tavern.
A kitchen fire at the Victor Evans home in Tomah R 3 started from an overheated wood burner. Oakdale Fire Department was called around 9 a.m. Wednesday and the blaze, which began in a wall, was controlled quickly. The new 18 000 gallon tanker purchased by Oakdale was not used. Mrs Evans and two children were in the house at discovery.
In Black River Falls a car stolen Sunday while the owner attended church services was recovered Monday in Rhinelander. The vehicle owned by Peter Hoffman was driven by his wife to church last Sunday. Undersheriff Elmer Davis returned two suspects, ages 19 and 17, from Rhinelander for auto theft charges to be filed Thursday.
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