Kissinger Seeks Black Rule Pace in Rhodesia Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flew to Zambia amid reports of progress with Rhodesia’s Ian Smith and South Africa’s Vorster on black majority rule. Smith hailed concrete results and a potential constitutional settlement, while Kissinger announced major progress on Namibia and Rhodesia and planned talks with Kaunda and Nyerere.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Zambia
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Ian D. Smith
John Vorster
Kissinger
Lusaka
Kenneth Kaunda
Smith
Vorster
Salisbury
Rhodesian Front Party
Ers
Geneva
United States
Britain
Namibia
United Nations
South-West
SWAPO
Kaunda
Dar Es Salaam
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Africa
Agostinho Neto
Angola
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Sir Seretse Khama
Botswana
AIM leader rejects Senate report labeling group violent
Vernon Bellecourt of the American Indian Movement denounces a Senate subcommittee finding that AIM is revolutionary and violent. He calls the inquiry biased and labels key witness Durham a liar, claiming AIM represents diverse Native American voices while noting HQ move to Mahnomen and president Trudell’s absence in Vancouver on AIM business.
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Minn
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Senate
Vernon Bellecourt
AIM National Council
Internal Security Subcommittee
Bellecourt
Subcommittee
FBI
Douglass F. Durham
John Birch Society
Durham
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Medallion Hunt Sparks Family Teamwork at Oktoberfest
The Flottmeier family of 1101 Cunningham St found the Le Crosse Oktoberfest medallion in a shed behind Freddie's Market after clues published in the Tribune led them from Lang Drive to Sauber Manor. Larry and Janet discovered the medallion while searching with their siblings Sue and Mark away at events. Larry, a junior at Logan High, and Janet, a Roosevelt fifth grader, work with parents Patricia and Paul Flottmeier at Bridgeview Super Valu. Warriors Dam and Baton Corps had competed in Mazomanie. the family awaited news of Sue and Mark’s return.
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Paul Flottmeier
Cunningham St
Freddie’s Market
Liberty St
Flottmeier
Paul
Patricia
Mark
Larry
Sue
Janet
the Tribune
Lang
George Street
Sauber Manor
Fred Abraham
Patrick Henry
Liberty Street
House of Windsor
Windsor Street
Fred
Flottmeiers
Pommel Creek
St. Francis Hospital
Helen Reddy
Lang Drive
St. James Catholic Church
Warriors Dam
Baton Corps
Mazomanie
Logan High School
Roosevelt School
Meat Department
Bridgeview Super Valu
Ford Ford Motor Co. Union Optimistic On Talks
Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers express renewed optimism as talks resume at Ford HQ in Dearborn Michigan after a five day exploratory period. Ken Bannon says negotiators better understand gaps while Sidney McKenna notes progress toward ending the nationwide strike that idled about 170000 hourly workers.
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Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Ken Bannon
Bannon
Sidney McKenna
Cooperation Sought for Expressway Opening by 1979
La Crosse area leaders are urged to back support for the Bi centennial Expressway to meet the November 1, 1979 opening goal. The 1979 objective calls for coordinated cooperation among regional officials and the public to push projects forward.
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la Crosse
Area
Expressway plan gains local official support in La Crosse
The expressway proposed in June would run north-south through La Crosse from Oak Street and US Highway 53 in Onalaska, pass near the La Crosse Industrial Park, and use 6th and 7th Streets as one way pairs. Local officials including the Common Council and Chamber of Commerce back the plan, with a 90 day route definition target and three construction seasons projected.
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Expressway Committee
Afl-Cio Labor Temple
Oak Street
Onalaska
la Crosse Interstate Industrial Park
Lang Drive
Monitor Street
la Crosse
6Th
7Th
Common Council
Jackson Sheriff Silent on Desk Sergeant Resignation
Jackson County sheriff George Johnson declined to confirm a report that desk sergeant Arlo Engen has resigned. District Attorney Thomas Lister hinted Engen may have stepped down, saying information is with the county board law enforcement committee meeting Tuesday morning. Ferries and Reger could not be reached for comment.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson County
George Johnson
Arlo Engen
Jackson County Dist. Atty
Thomas Lister
Engen
R. 2
Lister
County Board
Keith Ferries
Albert Reger
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William A. Thompson
Pettibone
Burchell
Patrick Zielke
Ronald Bracegirdle
Ed Anthony Earl
Department of Natural Resources
Zel Rice
Wisconsin Department of Transportation
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