Tribune Editor Tours Japan on Three Week Press Study
Tribune Telegraph Editor Merle J. Hill recounts a three week press study trip from La Crosse to Tokyo via North Central TWA and Japan Air Lines. He describes travel glitches at O’Hare, the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, Asia Foundation briefings, and impressions of Tokyo’s rapid economic trajectory.
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la Crosse
North Central
TWA
Japan Air Lines
Japan
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Janesville
Chicago
O’hare
San Francisco
Hyatt Regency
Eclipse
Asia Foundation
Sacramento
Grant Streets
Lakeview Hospital bids approved amid union objection
La Crosse County Board accepted the lowest bid for Lakeview Hospital construction amounting to 4 273 586 dollars. Kraemer Brothers of Plain was chosen over Adolfson and Peterson of Wausau despite union opposition. Other favorable bids included Lovold Klich Electric and Hengel Brothers with an optional ceiling heating system.
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Kraemer Brothers
R.H. Lovold
la Crosse
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Harry Schroeder
UW-L Faculty Senate votes no confidence in planners
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse Faculty Senate passes a no confidence resolution targeting the central UW system administration and Board of Regents. Dr. Robert Burns says the memo proposing a cluster system would push graduate programs to Madison and Milwaukee, reducing programs at Eau Claire Oshkosh and other campuses. He warns mergers could turn campuses into junior colleges with programs dictated from Madison.
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Uw-Madison
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Burns
Milwaukee
Quick Thinking Saves Man's Life in I 94 Rest Area Incident
A Holcombe man, E. C. Jack, 40, was reported in fair condition after a heart attack at a rest area on Interstate 94 near Millston. Dispatchers and volunteers Responded with immediate heart massage and EMS aid, reviving him before hospital arrival.
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Black River Falls Memorial Hospital
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Jackson County
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Millston
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Larkin
Jack
Robert Kidrick
Sheriff's Department
Burns Fatal To Nursing Home Patient
Burns killed 94 year old John Zupancic at Pine View Nursing Home in Black River Falls when a lit match fell into his lap while lighting a pipe. Aide Amelia Stennison smothered the flames with a pillow. smoking was barred in rooms but allowed in lounges. Burial at Brookside Cemetery Millston with Langlois Galston Funeral Home in charge.
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Millston
Pine View
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Czechoslovakia
Brookside Cemetery
James Landy
Langlois-Galston Funeral Home
Weather outlook cloudy with showers into weekend
Cloudy with showers Friday night and early Saturday and warmer with high near 68 by Saturday. Southeast to easterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Precipitation chance 70 percent Friday night, 40 percent Saturday. Sunday partly cloudy and cool with low near 43.
Resources Board Okays Wildlife Area Addition In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board approved purchasing an 18.05 acre tract along the Black River north of Highway 93 for the Van Loon Wildlife Area in La Crosse County. Purchase price is $2,000 from Mr and Mrs Raymond Woestman of Eau Claire.
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DNR
Black River
James C. Coxe
Boscobel Chamber of Commerce
L. P. Voigt
State Natural Resources
Hanson
Dahl
Flambeau River
Iron County
Lake Superior Power Co
Ashland
Red Cedar River
Menomonie
Red Cedar Junction State Trail
Old Press Bound For New Zealand
The first of five La Crosse Tribune printing units leaves the Tribune building to be barged to New Orleans and shipped to Auckland for the Morning Herald. The paper moves to a new $500,000 offset press in its 401 N. 3rd St. building.
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