Gromyko Holds 6 Hour Talk With W German Minister
Andrei Gromyko the Soviet foreign minister wrapped up a six hour discussion with Walter Scheel near Frankfurt focusing on Berlin and East West issues. He signaled faith in the Moscow West Germany nonaggression pact and noted talks would influence European climate as ratification waits on Berlin improvements. The trip followed his U.N. meeting with Nixon and Rogers and included visits to London and East Berlin.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Germany
Moscow
Walter Scheel
Scheel
Berlin
Kronberg Castle
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Europe
Willy Brandt
United States
Britain
France
U.N. General Assembly
Nixon
William P. Rogers
London
East Berlin
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
East
Brandt
Willi Stoph
Student Killed In Alabama Shootout On Campus
A 20-year-old Alabama State University student, Michael Casher of Mobile, was killed in a campus shootout during an exchange of gunfire between campus guards and nonstudent youths. About 30 shots were fired. a 16-year-old suspect is in custody as police label the incident a regular shootout linked to a predance fight.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State University
Michael Casher
Mobile
Raymond Moody
Key
Casher
Police Ambulance and Fire Calls At La Crosse Uni
Records show police and ambulance responses from Oct. 29 to Oct. 30. Incidents include a collision during a snake dance involving Marian Ketterer and a transfer of Evelyn Schnick to St. Francis Hospital for illness. Anthony Esmond, 19, and LaVerne Phillips, 50, were also reported to St. Francis Hospital for illness, and a house lockout at 1802 Kane St. was handled by La Crosse Fire Department.
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Crowley Hall
la Crosse State University
Marian Ketterer
Trowbridge Hall
LCU
St. Francis Hospital
Evelyn Schnick
S. 21St St
Anthony Esmond
N. 9Th St
Fire Department
la Crosse
Kane St
LaVerne Phillips
Onalaska
Bloodmobile Still Ahead Of Quota In La Crosse County
The Badger Regional Bloodmobile fell slightly behind its daily pace on Thursday but remained ahead of its four day quota during the current La Crosse County visit. Thursday’s total was 149 pints, nine below the day’s goal, while the four day total reached 591 pints, six above the quota.
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Badger
la Crosse County
Case Continued for La Crosse Youth Impersonating Officer
The case of Rodney A. Navrestad 21 of 140912 State St charged with marijuana possession and impersonating a police officer was continued to November 6 in County Court. Judge Leonard Roraff kept Navrestad on a $200 signature bond with court attorney Francis Papenfuss present.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Rodney A. Navrestad
State St
Woman Injured in 24th and King Two-Car Crash
Mrs. Edward Ryan, 81, of 333 S. 7th St., skinned her forehead in a two-car crash at 8:47 p.m. Thursday at 24th and King Streets. She was taken to St. Francis Hospital riding with her daughter Mrs. Mary Deckham, 46, of 1413 Avon St., when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Boyd Engbloom, 42, of 3029 Lakeshore Drive.
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Edward Ryan
S. 7Th St
King Streets
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Deckham
Avon St
Boyd Engbloom
Lakeshore Drive
Football Highlights From Friday and Saturday Radio Listings
Radio listings note Friday at 7 45 p m on WCOW FM Sparta against Baraboo and Saturday at 12 45 p m Michigan against Wisconsin. WCOW FM at 12 10 p m Notre Dame versus Navy and 6 55 p m Milwaukee Bucks versus Cincinnati. WKBH at 12 45 p m Michigan versus Wisconsin and 7 15 p m Central versus Logan. Sunday WEBH at 5 30 p m Meet the Press.
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Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Baraboo
WCOW
Michigan
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Navy
Milwaukee Bucks
Cincinnati
WKBH
Central
Logan
Meet the Press
Murder conviction of officer set aside in Cambodia case
Army review court vacated the November 1967 murder verdict against Capt. John J. McCarthy of the Special Forces in the slaying of Inchin Hai Lam, a Cambodian national linked to the Green Berets. A majority found newly discovered evidence and a pathologist’s revised view on the fatal wound may lead to a new trial or dismissal. McCarthy, a Boston native, hailed the ruling and said his family’s faith sustained him.
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Washington
Army
Green Berets
Vietnam
John J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Boston
Ft. Huachuca, Ariz
Army Court of Military Review
Inchin
Winchester Kelso Jr
Rodney J. Collins
Nixon campaign faces mob action question in San Jose
Nixon cited Secret Service estimates of 900 protesters outside a San Jose rally, with newsmen guessing up to 2500. Murphy said the mob action would not hurt his campaign, while the President urged a forthright stance against violence and obstructions to free speech and assembly.
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Murphy
San Jose
Nixon
Secret Service
Iowan heads Drum Bugle Association leader re-elected
Roger Meeker of Cedar Rapids was reelected commander of the Badgerland Drum and Bugle Corps Association at the annual meeting in a Holiday Inn. William P. Schultz of Appleton received the first James Clark Memorial Trophy as outstanding director. The meeting was hosted by the First Federal Blue Stars Corps.
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Roger Meeker
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Badgerland Drum and Bugle Corps Association, Inc
Holiday Inn
Appleton
William P. Schultz
Americanos Drum and Bugle Corps
James Clark
Clark
Oshkosh Warrior Corps
Federal Blue Stars Corps
Al Capone era unemployment fraud case continued in county court
A La Crosse man Robert E. Lee 939% Redfield Sr had his unemployment fraud case continued to Monday to consult a lawyer. Assistant District Attorney Merwin Mellor filed that on January 14 February 25 and April 1 Lee allegedly filed false claims claiming no work while employed at Drendel's 400 Club at 400 S 3rd St. The complaint says he received 59 in benefits per occasion though entitled to only 29.50.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Robert E. Lee
Redfield Sr
Lee
Asst. Dist
Atty
Merwin Mellor
Drendel’s
S. 3Rd St
Ito
Mayhem trial juror error corrected in La Crosse case
The La Crosse Circuit Court corrected a Thursday La Crosse Tribune report on a mayhem trial. Norbert J. Korger was incorrectly listed as a juror. John J. Boldt, who did serve, was omitted from the jury roster in the preliminary story.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Circuit
Norbert J. Korger
S. 20Th St
John J. Boldt
S. 31St St
Four men tried in La Crosse County Court on battery
Two men were found guilty and two innocent in a La Crosse County Court battery case stemming from a July 29 incident near the Milwaukee Bar, 424 Copeland Ave. Dennis B. Emery, 27, of 531 Hinkley Road, testified as the beating target. Guilty defendants William N. Schulz III and another Schulz were placed on probation or required to pay restitution, with Judge Gary Schlosstein presiding.
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la Crosse County
Milwaukee
Copeland Ave
Dennis B. Emery
Hinkley Road
Buffalo County
Gary Schlosstein
Leonard Roraff
Robert L. Saluzzi
Avon §J
Robert N. Schulz
Ae A. Schulz Jr
William N. Schulz III
Schulz
Corn St
Schlosstein
Asst. Dist. Atty
Merwin Mellor
la Crosse
Charles Goerdt
William S. Schulz Jr
Emery
Benjamine E. Emery
Onalaska
Nixon rallies in Viking country with big hometown cheer
Nixon drew candidate after candidate to the podium in MacGregor county and Viking country, linked hands in victory gesture, and brought out Miss Minnesota Julie Gabor for applause after a 21 minute speech. He urged that friendly faces in Congress are needed to carry out his programs.
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MacGregor County
Viking Country
Nixon
Senate
Congress
Wards To Construct New Headquarters
Montgomery Ward and Co will start a 27-story Chicago Riverfront headquarters in April. The marble bronze glass building on 25 acres adds 600000 square feet of space, with a four-level parking garage and plans for a second office, more garages, and future expansion totaling about 60 million dollars over 10 to 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Co
Chicago Avenue
Wards
Market notes from South Saint Paul cattle hog sale
USDA cattle reports show 3 700 calves and 5 500 hogs traded on limited supply. Slaughter cattle weak to 50 cents lower with feeds around 27.25 to 28.00 for 1000 to 1200 lb steers, and hogs steady with barrows 16.25 to 16.50 for 200 to 240 lb. Sows and bulls vary by weight while calves and feeders also listed.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
France Says U.S. Peace Plan Lacks Broad Basis
At the United Nations France warned the American Middle East peace initiative had no broad base for success. Ambassador Kosciusko-Morizet noted the violated 90 day Suez cease-fire and urged starting with a wider base. Soviet deputy Malik previewed Moscow's stance in a reply to U.S. proposals by Yost.
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United Nations, N.Y
France
Middle East
Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet
U.N. General Assembly
Suez Canal
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Malik
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Egypt President Says Missile Bases Are Egyptian Operated
Beiruts Al Hawadess quotes President Sadat telling U S officials that Egypt's SAM2 bases in the Suez area are run exclusively by 800 Egyptian experts not Russians. He says Egyptians trained in the Soviet Union operate missiles, while noting bunkers were built after the cease fire to shelter missile officers and technicians.
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Beirut
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United States
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Sadat
al Hawadess
Selim Lozi
Cairo
U.S
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nixon
Lozi
Suez
America
Two 13 Year Olds Nabbed With Marijuana
Two 13 year old boys from Ona laska were referred to county juvenile authorities for possession of marijuana. An informant provided a cigarette butt from one boy, later confirmed to contain marijuana. A tin can with fresh marijuana was found at a farm building. One boy admitted sharing marijuana with the other. The second boy said a relative warned him about marijuana after showing a plant, then gathered leaves from a plant he found while riding a bicycle and stored them in a can. He denied smoking it.
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Onalaska
Oneritt James Meelugh
M-Hugo
Theodore Lisota
Sherifé i Alan Berg
Jumbo Jet Makes Emergency Landing For Pan Am Flight
A Pan American Airways Boeing 747 with 132 passengers on a Los Angeles to London run made an emergency landing at Gander Newfoundland due to engine trouble. The outer right engine lost oil pressure, delaying arrival to London by about six hours. This marked the second jumbo emergency for Pan Am that week after a Heathrow incident where an engine burst into flames and 89 passengers escaped via chutes.
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London
Pan American Airways
Los Angeles
Gander
Newfoundland
Pan American
Heathrow
Grain and dairy price report from Chicago exchange
AP report lists wheat prices for No 2 hard red and soft red, corn varieties, oats, soybeans and soybean oil, with prices per unit. Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter and eggs wholesale buying prices are also provided for various grades.
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Cash Grain
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
First Lady to Receive Rehabilitation International Award
Mrs Richard M Nixon is named for the first annual Rehabilitation International award for outstanding contributions to volunteer activities. The White House announced she will travel to Chicago on November 6 to accept the honor from the disability advocacy group.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Rehabilitation International
Chicago
White House
Seven Arrested In Wisconsin Illegal Drug Ring
MADISON AP Oshkosh men Stephen D Young 22 Thomas E Jones 20 and Warren A Mittelstadt 23 and four Sheboygan residents were arrested in a crackdown on illegal drug trafficking raising total arrests to 50 in nine counties during the past week. Young, free on bail from a July 21 arrest for selling a dangerous drug, faced a new charge of marijuana sale.
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Warren
Oshkosh
Stephen D. Young
Thomas E. Jones
Warren A. Mittelstadt
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan County
Young
Eight Year Old Struck, Die At Bristol Rural Road
An 8 year old Ronald E Osborn was killed when struck by a car near his Bristol home. The event occurred Thursday evening drawing attention to Wisconsin highway fatalities.
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Associated Press
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Ronald E. Osborn
Bristol
Wilbur P. Drolette
Oconto
Winnebago
Omro
Stephen Burger
Baraboo
Madison Hospital
South Dakota Crash Kills Wisconsin Man
A 65 year old Racine Wisconsin man was killed in a two car crash early today ten miles west of Howard on Highway 43. The victim was not identified pending notification of relatives.
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Howard
S. D
Racine, Wis
Vagrancy cases continued for two La Crosse youths
Two youths Ted Loeffler and Philip Merfeld faced vagrancy charges after officers found them behind garbage bins near a restaurant. In County Court Judge Leonard Roraff ordered continued hearings to Monday so they could consult with parents, with each released on a $50 cash bond.
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la Crosse
Ted Loeffler
Liberty St
Philip R. Merfeld
20Th St
Highway 14
Shelby
Leonard Roraff
Meany decries Republican fear and smear campaign
AFL CIO President George Meany charged Republicans with a campaign of fear to push workers toward anti-labor allies. He cited a linked ad targeting Democratic Senate candidates, White House opposition to Buckley, and urged unions to back candidates opposing high unemployment and costs. Meany stressed full employment, higher wages, safety, consumer protection, and health care as top issues.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Republicans Today
Meany
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Nixon
James L. Buckley
Genegy Meany
New York
Buckley
Richard L. Ottinger
Agnew
White House
GOP
Charles E. Goodell
United States
Aflcio International Ladies Garment Workers Union
AFL Cio
America
Juveniles Receive Jail Sentences For Bomb Threat
Two 16 year olds Anthony Meade and Rebecca Trosper were sentenced to 20 days in Monroe County Jail for a bomb threat at a Sparta junior high school on Oct. 16. Judge James Rice ordered Meade to begin immediately and Trosper on Nov. 9 after a pre sentence investigation. They pleaded no contest via their attorney. A tracer phone trap and firm staff identified the suspects as they called from a telephone company lobby.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe
James Rice
Anthony Meade
Camp McCoy
Rebecca Trosper
Fox Valley Newsmen See Lucey Victory
Manitowoc AP reports a Fox Valley Lake Shore Press Club fall meeting shows most news executives expect Democrat Patrick Lucey to win Wisconsin governor. Twenty-two back Lucey, thirteen back Lt. Gov. Jack Olson, four foresee John Erickson upsetting Sen. William Proxmire. Warren is broadly favored for re election against Jacobson.
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Manitowoc
Fox Valley- Lake Shore Press Club
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Jack Olson
Olson
U. S. Senate
John Erickson
William Proxmire
Robert Warren
Warren
Thomas Jacobson
Man asks trial on gun charge in La Crosse County
Robert Braun, 25, of Brownsville Minnesota, renews demand for a jury trial on a concealed weapon charge. Braun failed to appear for a March trial date after his attorney said he could not locate him. He returned with a new lawyer and faced a reduced cash bond before being jailed again pending further proceedings.
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la Crosse County Court
Robert Braun
Fof
Zeisler St
Brownsville
Minn
Braun
Joseph Becker
Leonard Roraff
Roraff
Galen Pittman
la Crosse
Becker
Asst. Dist
Merwin Mellor
Hot Plate Ignites Dress Burns Girl in Minneapolis
A 10 year old girl, Theresa Baker of Mound, is listed in critical condition after her polyester dress caught fire from a hot plate while she prepared breakfast in her home. She suffered burns over about 75 percent of her body and was taken to Hennepin County General Hospital.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County General Hospital
Theresa Baker
George Baker
Mound
La Crosse Tribune publication and mailing details
La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday morning from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a division of ee Enterprises Inc and Associated Press partner. AP holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for republication. Second class postage paid at La Crosse Wisconsin. Rates listed for single copy and carrier delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
Ith
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Ee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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Labor Federation
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