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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1965
Page
5
Aviation Electronics Mate 3 C Frederic B. Boe of Greenwood Wisconsin disappeared after a fall from the Kitty Hawk off Oahu while boarding a helicopter aiding a search. The other sailor was rescued. Boe is believed lost at sea.
The Industrial Commission announced it has prepared for distribution to Wisconsin employers copies of its policy statement on equal employment opportunity. Chairman Joseph Fagan said the policy has been revised to include a non discriminatory phrase for the handicapped and to use more positive language on hiring and promoting based on ability.
Voters in eight states face 45 proposals including a $1 billion New York water pollution plan and large bond issues in Kentucky and Maine. Texas, New York, Florida and others add constitutional amendments affecting taxes, education, housing and election laws as campaigns highlight mayoral, gubernatorial, and statewide interests.
Assemblyman Thomas Schaus of Milwaukee pleaded guilty to speeding 41 mph in a 25 mph zone on April 21. He was fined $13 by Judge William Sachtjen and could avoid a second charge by attending traffic school for six Friday nights.
New York AP reports natural disasters in 1965 have caused at least 837 million in insured losses, including 75 million from Palm Sunday tornadoes. Betsy damages approach 715 million, with Louisiana receiving over 600 million. comparisons to 1906 San Francisco quake and 1954 hurricanes show the scale.
Wisconsin auto salvage dealers will meet in Madison Tuesday to discuss meeting national beautification program requirements. The Wisconsin Auto and Truck Salvage Dealers Association reports plans. representatives from the motor vehicle and highway departments, legislature, and executive office are invited to join a panel discussion.
The Marquette University Board of Regents reported 11 126 369 raised under the Greater Marquette Program toward a 15 million goal by 1966 end. An inauguration for Rev. John P. Raynor as 20th president will be held in January with a civic dinner for supporters. Raynor also joins the State Commission for Higher Education Aids and the Wisconsin Development Authority, succeeding Rev. William F. Kelly.
The Rev. C Aubrey Young urged district attorneys and law enforcement to view Negro Americans refusal to accept second class citizenship as commendable. He called civil rights activism an American tradition of protest and dissent at a Wisconsin seminar with state law enforcement associations.
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