Young Russians hijack Soviet plane to Turkey
Turkish authorities questioned two Soviet students seeking asylum after a second hijacking of a Soviet plane in two weeks. The two men Nikolai Grilov and Vitaly Pozdeyir landed the Aeroflot flight at Sinop, saying they wanted to go to the United States.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Nikolai Grilov
Vitaly Pozdeyir
Sinop
Anatolia
Alexei Menshikov
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Giilov
Pozdeyir
United States
Aeroflot
Kerch
Krasnodar
Pranas Stasio Brazinskas
Algedas
Trabzon
Cevat Deneli
Russia
Vassily Grubyakov
Tary
Turke
Claude M.mcquarrie Jr
James P. Russell
Pavda
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Leninakan
Peter Swiers
Richard E. Combs Jr
Moscow
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Mankind in Race With Disaster Warns of Armament Race
Ray Short, Democratic candidate for Congress from the 3rd District, warned at the La Crosse Kiwanis Club in the Stoddard Hotel that mankind faces a race with disaster. He traced war’s history, urged law enforcement and justice between groups, and called for scaling down armaments under safeguards to prevent annihilation of civilization.
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Ray Short
la Crosse Kiwanis Club
Stoddard
United Nations Organization
Short
Congress
Russia
America
United Nations
Middle School PTA Organized in Onalaska Wisconsin
A middle school PTA was organized Tuesday night in Onalaska Wisconsin. Neil Hoppens is the first president. officers include Mrs. Paul Landstrom as secretary and Mrs. Gordon Teigen as treasurer. A vice president is pending. Homeroom mothers and committee members were appointed as plans were made for a sixth graders roller skating party at 1 p.m. November 5 in La Crescent Minnesota. The school was approved by the Onalaska Public School District board and opened this fall for grades six through eight.
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Onalaska
Wis
PTA
Neil Hoppens
Green Bay St
Paul Landstrom
Gordon Teigen
la Crescent
Minn
La Crosse Tribune details publication and rates
The La Crosse Tribune publishes afternoons and Sundays from Ride 4 h and Cass Sts La Crosse Wisconsin 54601 as part of Lee Enterprises and AP. It notes AP rights and second class postage with rates for singles and carrier deliveries.
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la Crosse Tribune
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Bloodmobile collects 272 pints in two days
The Badger Regional Blood mobile collected 120 pints Monday at Bangor and 152 pints Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church La Crosse. The two day total of 272 tops its quota by three pints with Bangor exceeding its 111 pint goal by nine and La Crosse falling six pints short of its 158 pint daily goal.
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Badger
Bangor
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
la Crosse
Chain-Crashes Kill 8 On Italian Highway
Eight people died and 32 were injured in a fog bound multi vehicle pileup on the Highway of the Sun near Lodi Italy, involving cars and trucks.
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Lodi
Italy
Preliminary set A La Crosse youth charged with drugs
Kim Kersting a 19 year old appeared in County Court on Wednesday with a preliminary examination set for November 10. Police found marijuana and LSD at his home 1311 Caroline Street after a search warrant was executed October 21. Three other residents John R. Rice Robert W. Greathouse and Scott J. Capper all 19 entered innocent pleas and await trial dates.
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la Crosse
Kim Kersting
Caroline St
la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
Bicyclist Injured In Street Collision Near School
An 8-year-old bicyclist was treated at St. Francis Hospital after a bicycle car collision in the 800 block of South 14th Street. Keith Terpstra of 1226 Winnebago St. sustained scrapes and bruises to his knee finger and head. The driver, Rose Wenger of 1712 Mississippi St., was driving on 14th when the boy rode from an alley and hit the car's right rear fender.
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South 14Th Street
Keith Terpstra
Winnebago St
St. Francis Hospital
Rose Wenger
Mississippi St
La Crosse man pleads guilty to battery in court
Curt E. Iverson aged 25 of 2170 S 27th St in La Crosse pleaded guilty in Circuit Court last Wednesday to battery. He was sentenced to 90 days in the County Jail with Huber Law work privileges after an April arrest when a officer was struck near the eye during an altercation.
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la Crosse
Curt E. Iverson
S. 27Th St
Radio Highlights Schedule On NBC Analogue
Wednesday night at 9 30 over WKBH NBC programme highlights and Thursday morning at 5 15 on Onalaska morning show schedule notes.
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WKBH
Onalaska
Bell advertising supplement in La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune presents a Bell advertising insert with instruction to call the circulation department if the supplement is missing, promising a complete paper delivery to the home.
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la Crosse Tribune
Bell
Ex Logan High Student Third In Poster Contest
Paula Cherry, former Logan High School student now in California, won third in a statewide UCT safety poster contest for high school juniors. Local results had Laurie Hutzler first, Nancy Bouter second, and Karen Burmeister third among Central and Logan High seniors and juniors.
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Logan High
Paula Cherry
Logan High School
California
United Commercial Travelers
la Crosse Council 94
Uct
Laurie Hutzler
Central High School
Nancy Bouter
Karen Burmeister
Central High
Body Of fatally injured Black man found by woman
In St Paul a young Black man, about 20 to 30, was found dead in a wooded area by a woman walking her dog. He had been struck in the head and lay face down near Pleasant Avenue and Webster Street with blood nearby, indicating he had been deceased for some time.
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ST. Paul
Pleasant Avenue
Webster Street
Madison Couple Die In Car Truck Crash Shocks Wisconsin Toll
Mr and Mrs O Howard Haarklau both of Madison, aged 47 and 44, died after their car collided with a truck at a Madison intersection Tuesday night. The tragedy raised Wisconsin's 1970 highway toll to 933, down from 952 a year earlier.
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Madison
Wisconsin
O. Howard Haarklau
Landfill Site Decision Delays Area Study Plans
The Onalaska farm may be chosen as a six community landfill site delaying detailed studies for Medary and nearby properties. La Crosse planners expect a site to be selected at the 7:30 p.m. City Hall meeting, with the Schilling farm in Sand Lake Coulee also studied as an option. The plan aims for a single landfill serving the La Crosse urban area through about 1990.
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Onalaska
la Crosse
Ronald G. Bracegirdle
la Crosse Area
Medary
Community Homes
Orville Johnson
Highway 16
Donohue
Teen Dance At Senior Center Thursday
The Second Page Mus makers will play at a dance for youths ages 13 through 15 at a pre Halloween party in the La Crosse Community Center 1220 Denton St The dance sponsored by South Side Senior Citizens Inc begins at 7 30 p m and ends at 9 30 p m It is part of the seniors service program Prizes for best costumes will be awarded at a masquerade dance Friday evening Wayne's Accordion Band will furnish the music and games will provide diversion
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Page
la Crosse
Denton St
South Side Senior Citizens Inc
Wayne
City Boys Arrested For Rock Throwing At Train
Three 8 year old La Crosse boys were arrested for throwing rocks at a Burlington Northern train. Police said they were reprimanded and turned over to their parents. In a separate report a 10 year old La Crosse boy was caught shoplifting three packs of cigarettes from Causeway Super Valu on Copeland Avenue.
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la Crosse
Burlington Northern
Causeway Super Valu
Copeland Ave
Case Continued in Concealed Weapon Charge
La Crosse man Robert Braun, 24, had his case continued in County Court until Friday to consult with a lawyer. Arrested December 2 with address in Brownsville, Minn. A March 17 trial date was set but Braun failed to appear, later stating he assumed charges were dropped. He was stopped on traffic charges and held on an order for arrest.
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la Crosse
Robert Braun
Brownsville
Minn
Braun
La Crosse Patrol Log Highlights Local Dispatches
Chronology of service calls includes: Oct 26 5 14 pm to 1215 Logan St protect porch contents, Oct 26 8 38 pm to Walt's Restaurant faulty ballast on fluorescent light, Oct 27 8 20 am standby for military plane at La Crosse Airport.
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Logan St
Walt
Mississippi Sts
la Crosse Airport
Central Wisconsin drug ring broken
Atty. Gen. Robert Warren announced the breakup of an illegal drug distribution operation between Wausau and Madison and between Manitowoc and Green Bay. Warrants named five adult defendants in Marathon, Dane, Brown and Manitowoc counties. Five suspects, including John F. Kubisiak Bryan C. Koenig Jerome M. Voigt Robert Lehman and Mark Dolski, were taken into custody as police cited marijuana hashish LSD and various amphetamines among the substances. Federal agents joined Wisconsin investigators as interstate and possible international drug sources were involved. The state will continue its investigation and plans further arrests.
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Madison
Robert Warren
Wausau
Manitowoc
Green
Marathon
Dane
Brown
Warren
Green Bay Area
Wisconsin
Marathon County
John F. Kubisiak
Bryan C. Koenig
Jerome M. Voigt
Robert Lehman
Mark Dolski
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Wisconsin Department of Justice
Bishop Title Approved by ALC Delegates
The American Lutheran Church closed its biennial convention with the approval of ordaining women and the use of the bishop title for presiding officers. The 1,000 delegates, representing 2.5 million members, also elected a new president, Kent S. Knutson, to begin Jan 1, and endorsed conscientious objection to certain wars while considering volunteer service. A compromise on abortion and a 1971 budget of about $23.7 million were also approved.
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American Lutheran Church
Congress
Lutheran Church In
America
Dismissal Of School Suit To Be Sought
Onalaska school officials named as defendants plan a summary judgment motion in Madison to dismiss a suit seeking damages for Donald Borreson Jr. denied admission to Onalaska High. The complaint also targets the Borresons' damages and punitive claims, with several district officials named.
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Onalaska
Wis
U.S. District Court
Madison
John Bosshard
la Crosse
Bangor
Bosshard
Onalaska High School
Donald Borreson Jr
Donald
Myrtle Borreson
Holmen
Roy Marcus
Donald Duxbury
Patrick Pedret
Borreson
Borresons
Holmen High School
Pedretti
Stanley Helms
Herbert Fregin
Anthony Boullion
Patrick Doyle
Pursuit Ends With 1 Dead and a Marine Held
International Falls Minnesota AP charges of rape robbery and kid rape filed against Dennis Moore 19 a U S Marine from Bovey following a high speed chase and shootout with Border Patrol officers A co defendant Kenneth Rein Deau 19 Bovey was killed in the Canadian border shootout near Warroad The pair allegedly robbed two 15 year olds after school in International Falls and later abducted and raped a 20 year old woman at a local motel Additional charges pending in Itasca County Grand Rapids.
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INTERNATIONAL _ FALLS
Minn
Dennis Moore
U.S
Bovey
U.S. Border Patrol
Kenneth Reindeau
Warroad
Grand Rapids
International Falls
Moore
Itasca
Kothe Attacks Wisconsin Agriculture Dept in Milwaukee Speech
Theodore Kothe of Onalaska, a 1968 American party lieutenant governor candidate, criticized the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture in Milwaukee. He argued tax funding supports private advertising and dairy promotion through a state agency, calling it misuse of tax revenue supported by both major parties.
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Theodore Kothe
Onalaska
Wisconsin Department of Agriiculture
Milwaukee
General Electric Management
Wisconsin Agricultural Department
Parking meter stolen from La Crosse Municipal Ramp
La Crosse Parking Utility reported a meter and post worth 75 dollars stolen from the Municipal Ramp on Tuesday. The incident was logged by La Crosse police and is under investigation.
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la Crosse
De Soto HS Homecoming Events Set
De Soto High School in Wisconsin announces homecoming plans starting with a 3 p.m. parade on Thursday October 29. Ten Miss School Spirit candidates include Bonnie Wrobel Patti Davis Lonna Hendrickson Jean Stellner Sharon Brosinski Carol Berra Debbie Sedlmayr Shelby Gilman Rita Rust and Carolyn Berra.
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DE Soto
Wis
de Soto High
Bonnie Wrobel
Patti Davis
Lonna Hendrickson
Jean Stellner
Sharon Brosinski
Carol Berra
Debbie Sedlmayr
Shelby Gilman
Rita Rust
Carolyn Berra
Weston
Student Faces Marijuana Drug Charge At La Crosse State
Rodney A Navrestad a 21 year old of 140942 State St was charged with possession of marijuana and impersonating a police officer. The case was continued by County Judge Leonard Roraff until Friday to allow consult with a court appointed attorney. Navrestad was arrested after being seen wearing a badge on his jacket and a packet of marijuana was allegedly found. He was released on a 200 dollar signature bond.
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la Crosse State University
Leonard Roraff
Rodney A. Navrestad
State St
Navrestad
Weather outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Cloudy conditions persist across Wisconsin with possible rain and snow in the northeast and extreme north, while the southwest remains partly cloudy. Minnesota sees mostly cloudy skies with intermittent rain or snow in the far northeast and occasional mixed precipitation elsewhere. Iowa starts partly cloudy with light snow flurries possible, trend toward partly cloudy to cloudy Thursday. Sunrise is 6 37 a.m. and sunset 5 p.m. in Thursday records show high and low extremes from 1912 and 1909 with degree days totaling 521 compared to last year 576 and normal 535.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago market roundup and farm price notes
Chicago reports show USDA potato market activity with limited data prior to 1937. Cash grain quotes include Wheat No 2 hard red 1.74 and Corn No 2 yellow 1.41. South St. Paul livestock markets list cattle, vealers, cows, and hogs with steady to firm prices and various weight classes. Butter and eggs wholesale prices at Mercantile Exchange are given.
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Chicago
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Necedah bank president Agnes Kuchek dies at 70
Agnes M. Kuchek 70 of Necedah, longtime Bank of Necedah president, died Tuesday in Mans ton hospital. Services planned Friday at St. Francis Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. She was a 50 year Wisconsin Bankers Association member and listed in Who's Who as a leading woman banker. Surviving relatives include five sisters and two brothers. She joined the bank in 1919 and led it for two decades.
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Wis
Agnes M. Kuchek
Bank of Necedah
Manston Hospital
St. Francis Catholic Church
Henry Cassidy
Church
Hare Funeral
New Lisbon
Joseph Kucirek
Austria
Necedah High School
Wausau Business College
Necedah Development Corp
Women’s Club
Juneau County Historical Society
Charles
Stratford
Ann Kucirek
Wausau
Rose Kucirek
Thomas Boehm
Milwaukee
Paul Hepp
Port Edwards
Mary Kucirek
Manston
Agricultural Study For Vets To Be Expanded
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute will expand its production agriculture program for veterans by adding a third instructor. The district board approved the move at the request of District Director Charles Richardson. The current two instructors teach about 130 students across three locations. a third teacher would reduce workloads and enable a fourth class at another site. Board member Paul Mockrud noted growing applicant interest, and Richardson said the program is self-sustaining.
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Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
WWTI
Dist
Charles Richardson
Richardson
Paul Mockrud
Seaman Lenox participates in Deep Express exercise aboard USS Suffolk County
In Exercise At Sea Seaman Apprentice Donald L Lenox son of Mr and Mrs Law rence L Lenox R 2 La Crosse is taking part in the NATO exercise Deep Express aboard the tank landing ship USS Suffolk County in the Mediterranean Sea The exercise is conducted under Adm Horatio Rivera commander in chief Allied Forces Southern Europe and Gen Juergen Bennike commander in chief Allied Forces Central Europe.
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Donald L. Lenox
Lawrence L. Lenox
R. 2
la Crosse
Suffolk County
Mediterranean Sea
Adm
Horatio Rivera
Allied Forces Southern Europe
Juergen Benneecke
Allied Forces Central Europe
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