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WASHINGTONDean: y (AP .; D, Ehrlichman, had been in- seph; ; - believesKraft . . on orders vof NixoEhr- i the , . briost ^embarrassingn knew ¦ . ^ques- Ousted White; House counsel volved, in covering, up the wire-, lichman.; ? ,';- [tioris ; at news conferences dur- Johii W. Dean III testified to- tapping from .the. first day or r-Haldeman . had authorized ing the aftermath of the ; in- day, that he: .bcliev.es' President two after the June 17, 1.972, "any means, legal or .illegal," cident; y. Nixon was involved in the Wa- break-in at Democratic head- ¦ ¦ to . keep demonstrators out of .• An aide to Haldeman once tergate affair but didn 't realize quarters. ' ./ ' -.' \'y . sight of Nixon on trips and pub- said Haldeman ordered 24-hour, the implications. • • -. . He said , a :Haldernan aide, lic appearanceis. spying on Kennedy, but this ¦ .; He said. -:he. -hopes'; Nixon will Gordon Strachan , told . him that . - '¦• While he worked at the .liis , was called off when Caulfield ' he had destroyed "damaging ; be . forgiven when all tbe. facts tice Department, he was used A protested¦ it was unwise; are. known. , materials" , in ; Haldeman's. file :. ' •¦' A top Secret Service off: ¦' as a .courier to deliver : top the . • "It's :rhy honest belief that after the break-in. He said ? Eh-- ; White . House FBI information ! cial; whom beari didn't name, while, the President was : in- rlichman insisted that one of oh foreign travels ofy Mary Jo, brought:, hirn intelligence infor- volved that He did not realize the wiretappers, E.- jloward ; Kopechne, the secretary killed . mation about Sen. George or appreciate at any time the Hunt , be ordered out of the ! when Sen. Edward M. Kenne- McCovern in the spring of -1971, implications .of . his own . in- country. He- said Ehrlichman dy's automobile ran off . a Dean said Colsori had the infor- volvement, - and . I think ' that told hi tri to throw embarrassing bridge at Chappaquiddick , mation published. .- when the facts come material, found' in Hunt's White ' ¦' ' ¦ out , I hope Mass., in July 1969. ? . . |- .. •He received $li>,20O cash the President is forgiven," House safe, into the Potomac • Caulfield told him that ( from Gordon Strachan on June Dean said as he began testi- River. within". hours of A the Chap- ';¦ 20-21, 1972, that he was told was f.viiig at the Senate's, televised Dean also said he believes paquiddick accident Anthony : unexpended funds ? of . ¦ . Charles INSIDE THE UPSTAIRS . V .; This is a the .victims Wire found near bhe windows in Watergate , hearings. ' [ that former , presidential coun- Ulasewicz, a . privates investiga- I W. Colson. On Oct, 12,- Dean ?re- , Charles W; view inside tile Upstairs bar following a flash p.- .- thi? background. . The bar is located in ihe Dean said two of Nixon selor CpJstoi was .tor employed secretjy by Ehr | moved . ?4,SSO . to pay . for his "' 's top more deeply involved in? the af- fire thgt left, 29. dead and 15 injured . Most of .' New Orleans French Quarter: : (AP Photofax V aides, H.R. Haldeman aiid John Jicbman, was on the .-: scene in- ;; wedding . and honeymoon . ex- fair than, he. admitted. He said^ vestigating. He said Ulasewicz flenses and replaced it with his fpriher ;Atty. iGeh . John N.. Mit- posed as a newsman arid! asked i personal check. P JOKN w. PEAN in New Orleans fire chel approved payoffs to sir lence the Watergate defend- Inside ants; ' '; M ' Cn(a 'ss Doris Kampa . A day or so after the break- r rlo reigned over the in , Dcaii said, he told Asst. Independence, Wis., - cele- Atty. Gen.. Henry Petersen, who VVo^gdte /qw^ bration that concluded Sun- wasp in . over-all. charge .of in- day following a :grand pa-, vestigating - ¦ • rade aind . ' the . wiretapping, fireworks display that '.'i didn't think the ^-story and pictures, page 1 White House could withstand a wide :The : irisl open investigatidn;" . led inland , . > Am. imailll . public today By DONALD M. ROTHBERG "Vorenberg challenged : then Law School and former eK6- prepared to. install an Eng- Dean testiiied involuntarify, under a grant of immunity, . WASHINGTON ^Wi —: A Atty; • yGren. : Richard G. cutive. director of the presi- .? lish-born Protestant as its lie By ERIC NEWHOUSE : ¦ top lawyer in the office: of Kleindienst to debate . the dential - crime commission iBS^^^^iS^lf^on the scene in two minutes, .windows, I jumped to the win-' fourth president amid a admitted that he . assisted oth- ' the special pWatergate pro- crime issue; , .. A' : y- that reported, in 1967,. Vo- , NEW ORLEANS A(AP)' :7-~ said Supt. - William McCrossen, dow in the left corner, opened ! marked display of concil- ers in giving perjured : testi- . The fire was out 15 minutes lat- -it swung out iation . among, its various' secutor once headed a ta.sk "RichaJd Nixon ? and his renberg is a nationally rec- .Most of the 29 persons killed . , , , grabbed , a pipe; mony and made personal use of , authority om law er.. . '- ..,:-'? '- , ' '.. - , l and slid down. churches — story, page 5. y force on crime : for Demo- associates ih the Justice ognized when , fire :. flashed through a j campaign money. He also testi- cratic candidate PGeorge Department have had the enforcement, ' ¦ second-story cocktail lounge in \ - ' :. ' ' ' , "I turned around and broke , a Convinced that fied about his personal efforts audacity try to persuade AdoZpJi ' Medina, .:' 32,V6f^ Saii Xbtflab : ¦IMcGbverrj.¦ to/ A He was one of the - first the French -. Quarter here were Antonio,- Tex., couple of other people's tells, OKyiO.u , . man is :"up: to cover up the affair. ' . . James Vorenberg said |n the American "people that said flames , en- Although ' . lawyers recruited by Archi- trapped . by -burglar bars on gulfed the bar in a short, panic- but there were one or two . who there , to stay," pSkylab's Dean can't be pros- ari interview that his.role as the crime problem is being winclQws ecuted bald . Gox, the - speciai Wa- .. three front , , authorities ridden moment after fire broke just wouldn't jump." record space travelers to- on the basis of what: he a McGovern adviser was a brought under control," Vo- said -today^ ' -; ? . ' day continued medical ex- told the Senate committee , prosecutor.' ,P"V6ren- out on the front stairway. . . Quititon said: "The bigger , he very limited? one. He said renberg said. : .- 'Ay . AA tergaite ' aminations , and began 17 may be indicted: and tried on .He berg joined Cox for a short- Fifteen ?others were injured in . He said people just couldn't get out. he wrote one McGiOverii . . said in an interview the fire - at The Upstairs , ''I . was panicked ¦ . days of reports on their; the . basis P of other evidence. speech, tfcn crime and held last week that- he; had ex-; term assignment in helping - P : about jumping, . but two guys ."Bill - 'Larsen ,- . -a pastor at the four-week .mission —. story lounge,, which - -was packed for Church, got , Federal prosecutors have re- two . press conferehces on pressed siich views repeat- organize the rapidly grow- urged me to jump and I Was caught in the win- page:.,9. p ; >y '¦;¦ ¦¦ ;¦' ' :¦¦ ' '¦¦ ' : ing staff of attorneys and the weekly Sunday night beer dow, arid I ; just watched him fused¦ to grant him immunity - the issue. ''. • . . . .,. . . y - - . pedly ; beiore he , joined : the ' small enough . v, Some big guy pemocratic seria- for - '••trial testimony, arid last During the 1972 presiden- McGoveiti campaign. He ihvestigatorsj-P - •.'; bust featuring all you could eat bn the ground caught me burn. He had; one arm out, and Uj.|i ¦ ¦ and drink for $2. , and I .':ff «F ' ¦'' - ; tors today were week . sealed their- ? evidence tial . campaign, Vdrenber g also said that he . knew rela- : "I can imagine someone P kept looking back , but my -1 heard him: screani: '0 God ! '' y A' A- optimistic that they had the. against hiih to protect their took strong issue with Re- tively , little about -the War. Saying it would be inappror A survivor said he believed friend never got but." ;; j Nol'P " strength to approve ad mea- ¦' ¦: ' priate . for someone y who somebody dashed ? , an in- case. - .y ^¦ ' ' ' publican claims , that crime P tergate case during the . Linh Quihton , 25, of Houston, I "In tlie next window beside sure that would; but off funds P;With: his •¦ attractive had been . reduced during . campaign and never, had a ' was McGovern's adviser on flammable liquid on the stair- for. the Southeast Asia war : wife sit- ¦:¦' ' " Tex;, :said,i "The place- just ' him, three people burned /to ting behind him, Dean opened Nixon's first tefm. . - role in: any of . McGovern's criminal justice to have a way to the loun ge? and. lit it. .. effort — story, page 10; '. " , continuing role," Voremberg ; went up; Everyone panicked death while I could only bis testimony by reading a ? 245- . At : a Washington hews staterhfents onvit. Fire Su>t.; William , A professor A at Harvard said of his ciirrent job , aiid started rannirig tor the ! watch.' ',. A pag&Astatennent .at the rate, ot conference in mid-October McGrossen said homicide inves- about a page a.minute. tigators and the state fire mar- In the . same ::opening ; com- shal would lake a :car«ful look ment, " , people Dean admitted that he at reports that .''some was involved; in obstruction of smelled gasoline just before the justice, perjured ,y - -AAA testimony and "fire/' -. "rnade personal use of funds However, he cautioned, such that were in my custody." reports were unconfirmed. .'. ...The later reference was to Some small persons managed $i,85o ih campaign funds Dean to •: escape by. s queezing "througji is said to have used for his. hon- the burglar bars on the eymoon ? expenses—money he lounge's;? front . windows and said he later repaid.: then leaping to the street. Oth- Dean's blonde wife sat behind ers Mt the building by : smash- the witness chair . as: the 34- ing a side window and climbing year-old former White House onto a; fire; escape. A few made aide began his appearance. It their; way to another fire es- came as the Watergate ? hear- cape in the rear. ings resumed after a one-week A The bodies of those who did break during the ? summit talks not make it lay jammed like between Nixon and Soviet, lead- logs against the front windows, er Leonid I, Brezhnev. with : four huddled under a Dean did not immediately is- charred grand piano, sue that portion of his state- Some of the injured apparent- ment dealing with his personal ly were hurt in jumping; to . the conversations with the Presi- street. dent last Sept. 15 and earlier Authorities said there was this year. • White: House aide John GETS A LAUGH . . . Leonid I. Brezhnev Nixon. The Soviet leader ended 19 days of only one woman among the SIDEWALK FIRST AID . . . Firemen give leaving 29 dead and 15 injured . Several per- . Caulfield told him he had tap- the President Sunday. (AP dead. first aid to survivors of a French Quarter sons leaped to safety before the entire bar was waves to tile crowd at the . . Western White summit talks with Fire headquarters is b\it peri a newsman's telephone, House and says "goodbye" in English , get- Photofax) fire that swept through a second-story bar engulfed in flames. (AP Photofax) possibly that of columnist Jo- three blocks away. Units were ting a big laugh from President ^nd Mrs. 'For all p eople ot world Nixoii': meetings hold promise of peace SAN CLEMENTE , Calif. ise of "peace for all the people ment: about $1.3 billion, Vienna on mutual balanced accord on avoiding nuclear war (AP ) -The United States and of the world ." —Nixon has accepted an In- —The two leaders "stressed force reductions in Europe. "a historical landmark" under- the Soviet Union capped a week Voicing agreement, Brezhnev vitation to visit Moscow again the need to bring an early end Nixon and Brezhnev viewed scoring a mutual desire "to of summit talks today with a said the marathon negotiations in 1974, and summit talks on a to the military conflict in Cam- their summit, as "a further consider ways of strengthening joint prom ise to seek new arms meant "political detente is regular basis aro envisioned by bodia " and stated "tho political - milestone " on the march to- peace and removing forever the curbs, encourage peace in being backed up by military de- the two countries, futures of Vietnam , Laos and ward im proved relations and danger of war , and particularly nuclear war." kAAfUWVWIA/WW tente ." —The President and tho Cambodia should be left to the spoke of decisions "to take fur- The communique , although It chairman ol the. Soviet Commu- respective peoples lo deter- ther major sinp.s to give Ihcso As for a SALT talk in Gen- CFor story on agrce- contained no major surprises, nist party believe their nations mine, free from outside inter- relations maximum stability eva that were recessed in ap- menti signed by Nixon emphasized areas nf Agreement should aim for a total of $2 bil- ference. " There was no men- and lo turn the development of parent stalnmate pending the U.S. and Brezhnev, see page 2) nnd hope while glossing, over lion to $.3 billion of trade during tion of halting arms aid to friendship and cooperation be- summit , the lenders declared differences in such areas ns and Soviet allies in Southeast tween their peoples Into a per- MWMVVWWWVWi the next three years; a Hint ' prospects for reaching a nchinving a Middle East, settlo- seemingly modest goal in- Asia. manent factor for worldwide " agreement, on more Cambodia, expand I rade and ment , , asmuch a.s such trade for the —An Oct . 30 date was an- pence , " pcrmnncnt promote an early East-West Some highlights of the docu- past 12 monllus is estimated at nounced for tho start of talks in They termed their nonhiiiding complete m easures limiting European fiottlemenl. strategic offensive nrmamenls As Soviet londnr Leonid I. are favorable." Brezhnev headed lionw r.o Mos- Bel ieves Americans a pprove Nixon and - Brezhnev last cow via Pnris , he and Presi- Thursday Bi#nod a statement, of dent Nixon issued n ' 3,4 o very been anticipated. Torn Marino Air Station. Winona Dally Newt 2 Wineina , Minnesota MONDAY : , I^ONDAV, JUNE 25. »73 <
The weather Two-State Deaths The dqiiy record : JUNE 25f i9n; Orvls |J . Waitiel Sr. LA CRESCENT, Minn. — Or- At Commuiuty Winbna Deaths p at-a-gfenc# ^R. Wetzel Sr., 71/ La Cres- Grove, yWis.yP fornier Whitehall vle ' : :ar, .Wilfred Hohmelsfer ¦ cent, died Saturday evening in resident, died Sunday niorriing \. 'MeMbrial\ Hosjpi| : Mrs. . iBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS v , ^ signed last : veek a La Crosse, Wis., hospital. . at Burlington Memorial Hospi- Visiting houri: ' JVMIcal ind turs'c«l Mrs. Wilfred Hphnieistor, 49, Here are the nine U.S.-Soviet pacta retired employe of the La tal, Union Grove, after a short patlentt: 2 to 4 ana 7 to 1:30 p.m. (No 52B B. King St„ died Saturday during meetings between. President, Nixon and Soyiet .lBader A children under 12. 1 ...... ¦ ¦' ' ¦ ¦ Crescent school system , he was illness, He retired. Dec. 31, 1972, Maternity PMIentBi Tie 3:M «nd » to afternoon at Community, Memor- Leonid L Brezhnev : ; .. . ,-¦ " ' June 10, 1902, to after i?. years as ah employe of -•lOO . -n.m. ' (Adults only.) . ial Hospital following ah illness NUC1EAR WAR — Agreement not to provoke nuclear con- born here. . Visitor* -to « patler\ t limited to two at ' the Southern Wisconsin^ Colony ' m time. of se-veral years. - .- flict by stxaihbig relatlods with other countries. Frank and Anna Kramer Wet- ¦ < ¦¦ ¦' : married Clio Martelle and:Training School. ' . the former Delores, M. Graus- NUCLEAR ARMS-ENERGY .— Principles defined for zel and . ' ¦/ 'P ; ' / '' .P- 'FRIDAY; - ' - ' .; limitation and cooperative here June 3, 1924. The son pf .William and Flor- ' ' nick was born Sept. 7, 1923, in more negotiations oh nuclear arms ¦¦ ence Kidder? Harlow, . lie , was A: -A 'Birth Ay WiiiDrta, to Emil and Bertha uses of atomic energy iii peace strengthened. -, He was a Si-year member of wiving Christ Episcopal : Church, La born at Whitehall , Oct. . 14,. 1907. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Evanson, Prang Grausnick. She married TRA1VSPORTATION — Pledged cooperation ill Mfinn., sson, prbblieans, Crosse, and was a member of Be married Wyllis Baek. A Bollingstone, a Wilfred Hohmeister May 27, land; air and sea transportation World War II Navy veteran, he 1950; . - . AIR TRAVEL — Added American and Soviet stops for the La Crosse Shrine Ciub; 0z; . ' SATURDAY ' ' ' : ¦ was a former meinber and /.p- •".-;A life-titae resident ofVWinoiia , passenger service of Aenoflot and Pah American airlines. mun .-Temple- . AAOMMS; Morn- '. - '-'Admissions.: technological A.M ; past .cohiriiander , of Whitehall she? -iyas employed by ?Ted Maier A-A CULTURE — Expanded sCiehtiftd.PciiHural , ing star Lodge 29 A.F; & . Mrs. Anne Weber, 427 W. 4th exchanges. : 71 OES, Ilutchin-Stendahl American ; Le- Drug Store. She was a member and educational contacts and Evening Star Chapter. -st.:-'- " -;- 'p.P ' v;' p' -; St; Martin s Evangelical L11U1- Established a U>S.-U.S.S.R. Chamber of WEATHER FORECAST . . . Mostly suiiny skies are fore- Golden Rule Shrine 21 WSOJ. gion Post, and a niernber of . of ' : COMMERCE ^ ¦ P the American Legion Post 171, : Discharges eratt Church. , ' - '¦; ¦/.' Commerce and se>t up its physical facilities, cast, It is exixected to be colder in the Northeast and north- Hokah Chapter 16 RAM . and Union . Grove, ind thes ? Union Mrs. Donald 'Burt , Utica, Siiivivors; are: , bet- . husband; TAXATION — Agreed to reduce incoihe taxes on citizens *rh Plains but continuing, warrn in the Southwest and Sou th- Coeur d' Alene Commandry 3. Minn.; . ' ' ; ¦ Grove United Methodist Church. "- . . three sons, Jon; Kurt and Jarnes, of one country living in the other. east. Rain is forecast . for. southern Texas. ( AP- Photofax ) A Survivors are: .bis wife ; one Teresa Buchan , 427 Olmstead at home; two brothers, E mil, AGRICULTURE — Planned trade, research , rdeyeloponeht. > ; , ? ;Suryivors are: his wife, ,and ¦ ;¦¦ : son. Qrvie :Jr La Crescent; Mrs. David Peusch St. "-.. ' ¦ A'AAAA , St; Paul, and Roy, AVinona; two production and processing coopeiratipn. sisters , two. copsins, one grandchild , and two. andPMrs, : Gladys pRbwden, Med- Mrs. Alviria Busse, 63 W; Hb"W- 'sisters, Mrs. . Edward (B6rnice) OCEANpaR/VPIlY — Agreed on cooperativiB study « Ipca/ Observations MrsA A Norma Daccy and Mrs, ' ' ¦ ' : ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦¦ ford?, Wis.. '- .' -ard St;.: Styba, Winona , and Mrs. Helen - ^ •wdrld ^ bceans.; ..' -. - A AA ' . ' , .' /. - . " ;,¦;: ¦;: : . -AA - A: ;,- Anna Matl, both of :La Crosse. ¦' Baby boy Fratzke sis- OFFICIAL WEATHER BUIlEAU 0BSER\'ATI(>NS for ¦ . FuneraL services will be at 2 ¦ , 3S5 E. San- Grausnick, .Rochester.¦ One .. Funeral p services ..will;; be; at p.m. Wednesday at Jobnson Fu- -bbm St. ; ' ' ter ; has died. - the 24 hours ending at news today.A -A-A : , 11 a.m. Wednesday" at.the Nel- ' ' noon trace neral Chapel, Whitehall, the ' /• 'Births ' : .' . ' , Funeral services will be Tues- Maximum temperature 85, minimum' 54, ? 66|. son Funeral . Home here, the . ' of.precipitation. - . . - . ' -;. . ' ?" ; Rey. Frederik W: Schutz offic- . Mr. and Mrs. Steve; Slaggpie, day at 1:30 p.m; at Martin Fu- Rev:: Christopher Pratt . Christ iating, with burial in Lincohn 73i Broadway, a daughter- neral Chapel, the Rev. A. U: W Minhescfamdie on • ' . A year ago today: : . Episcopal Church,, officiating. W- ¦ , precipitation. Cemetery here. Mr; aiid Mrs, John Jeremias- Deye; St. Martin's Evangelical ¦ High 76, lowP46 noon 7^2, no Burial will ? be in Prospect Hill : . ' Normal temperature range : for this date .82 td'W. Record ¦ Fnends may . call at the chap- sen, 905 Birch Boulevard, a son. Lutheran Church, officiating. - Cemetery here; " v , . \: : Cem- high % in '1873 and 1901, record .low 47 in 1926.; el Tuesday from 7 to 9 p,ni. ; ¦ ¦ ¦ Burial will be in Woodlawn; Ml hitsA37;4iA . - Honorary pallbearers will be: : - , SUNDAY '' .', etery-;;; roads: Sun rises tomorrow at 5:25, sets at . 8:54. : ¦ ¦ Ralph:, Jones, Ed Hasselbush, Lawrence M. Schneider Jr^ ' ' . " •' ' ' .Admissions? .".' Friends may call at the Mar- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS thrown from the vehicle y , 11 A. M, MAX CONRAD FIELD OBSERVATIONS . ' . . . • accident Sunday William Olson, .Walter Webster, ; ST. CHARLES, Minh. —Law, Mrs . Clarence Albrecht, Wino- tin Funeral Home this evening Twelve - Minnesotans died in Another (Mississippi Valley Airlines) traffic accidents to claimed the life of an Owatonna -pressure. 29.79 and steady, wind from the Ellswprth-Bacon , and William rence M. Schneider Jr., .34, na Rt. 3. : y ' y '.;' " ' after 7 and Tuesday from noon weekend Barometric Wiedman. •. P ;"P. '; ' ' boost the 1973 state road toll to man. Authorities said Richard east at 20.?5 'itti.p.h.Veloud cover 7,0-00 broken, 15,0fl(> overcast; . • rural St. Charles, died? Sunday Richard Beranek, 529 Lafayr until the time of services. A de- Pallbearers will be: Stan Har- eveniiig at the U.S: . Public ; votional service vvill be held to- 374, compared with 398 oa this Lortz; 22, died when the. car he visibility.10 miles.; ;¦ ? ' ;; ette;St. - was driving struck a guard rail ris .P James Grlffiri ; Jack Welch , Health: Hospital, Seattle, Wash. ;! Alfred Nation 617 W. Howard night at 8:45.: . A date last year. ; ' ' ¦ , and overturned oh U.S. 14, just Robert Parke, Allen • , Charley He bad ^een a patient there St. :¦ . -' " , . ' :,' .'. - "' - '\' ,'; ; : Memorials may be directed to A two-car collision Sunday ; . in Mayer east of: Owatoiina. and Jack Hill, v : since March and had under- : OrVille Memmer, :1(>61. E. VWay St. -Martin's Organ. Repair Fund. night on Minn. 25 Friends may.call after 4 p.m; gone surgery for A-plastic-ane- ' ;' ¦ claimed the life of a Hamberg Eight persons died in acci- basha St. : ; ; Tuesday at the . funeral home, rriia. A farmer, ;he had "been Winong Funerals man. , A..y dents 'Saturday. . ¦ Henry Jacobs, Lewiston, Minn, Kristine MesKke,. 20, Fair- where, the. Eveniiig Star . Chap - ill five-months, p- - ; ' •..' Linda Smiti 66% W. jth PSt, . Carver County authorities: ter, will , hold ;a memorial ser- The : son of Lawrence Sr. arid Mrs, Clarence Sufier were withholding ; the 25-year- mont was killed Saturday eve^ Mrs.. Roger Dettle, 1315 Laike- ?iing when her : car vefered into vice at: 7:30 p.rti; and the Morn- Ellen Maher pschheider;.he/was :view. '¦; )¦'¦ '. ' . '' ; '.:¦•: ' ¦' ¦' : ' :; Funeral services, for Mrs. old victim's name until rela- ¦ ' •;> . . ; (Lillian) ,, 514 , been notified.: ', a ditch on Stearns County Rd 2, : ' ' : ¦' ine star Lodge at 8;30 p.m. ' .. born at Plainview, Minn., Aug. Discharges ' ;¦:.'"' "¦: Clarence Sutter tives had; . .1st . .'Quarter:'.- ' P /p.'- ''' .''Pali : '. :'!' /' Last Quarter New ^ere held this morn- about one . mile south of Cold '' Memorials are-directed; Gould St., ¦ ; ' ' 22¦ -¦ ¦ to the 17, 1938. They moved here when , George Kartz t 1071 ¦ ¥. M:ark . : ¦ Tliree persons in pthe other : —;jnly 7: .;. ;y- - ' .July- .l5 Y y;. - : July .; Y June 30 Christ church Restoration Fund he was a small; child. He gradr ¦St.- -' ' ' ' - ' ; -\' " . ing : at St, Mary's Catholic Sprihg.P : .:- :-: ^: - . -'-'i; - ^ . " car-were hospitalized; The driv- , persons died in a two- and . the ? Shrine Hdspiial for ua ted from St. Charles High Joseph Nix, 3730 6thi St., Good^ Church ,, the Rev.; Joseph Moun- : Three ' tatri officiating. Burial was iri er, P Robert Kroells, .25, Ham- car collision near Belle. Plaine. The Mississippi Crippled Children V School. In; April, 1961, he mar- view;-""' , Bruce " forecast^ THE MISSISSIPPI Ft. SneLing.NationaipCemetery, berg, and one passenger The victims were identified as ried Carol .Allen at Caledonia; Mrs. Jbhn Pehler, 509 E. Froiit . Norwood, were hos- ¦; Flood Stage 24-hr. Mrs. Mary Lynch " : : ' : AAy ' Minneapolis, Kampsj 20, Mr. and Mrs. -Richard Hansen, ' ' - Minn - ? " St. - . "-: ' : . .;, '- . pitalized at Waconia. Another .>& E^:'J^inhespta . - . '¦AA.A "- . ' - Stage Today Chg. .. CALEDONIA,. Minn. .;. (Spe- ¦' ' Pallbearers were: Kenneth . Edina ,. and David F;.Weidneiy cial) ¦ ' -. Survivors are : his wife;, two John Schell, StocktonP Minn, passenger, Orrin Herrmin, 22, Variable el on dines s Red Wing A AA,...14 . U .. A. • — • : Funeral services . for sons : John and jay, ? at home; • ' Mri.y : Sutter, David and.Ralph . Meska 2iy Bird Island. Hansen was 45, , .. • Gene Pren6t¦ , 340 Pelzer- Norwood , was listed in critical through Tuesday. Chance of Lake City ...:..? . - 6-9 .:*¦ Mrs. Mary Lynch, 84, : Minne- ' ' ' : : ' yA -"A A A y;. and Dale and Jeffery Hansen. his wife was ? 43. one daughter,; Jennifer, at St.?y ; y- ' .: . . " . A. condition at Methodist Hospital " showers, and thunderstorms Waiasha- ; "A..y.U "-: ''W ' A- ' y apolis,. former; Caledonia resi- ' ' ¦ ¦¦ . The Hansens were passengers ' ' dent, home:; his father, and eight Baby girl . Bronk, GTaiviri ', • . ' .' ^- Eririil ' . 'Ay feWef / in suburban Minneapolis. ¦; early tonight. A few thun- Alma Darn ; . ,..' AA 4:6 :; were held in Minneapolis Heights; " ' , ' in a car driven by Richard Saturday. Burial in Calvary sisters, Mrs: Everett (Ange- .' :' . . . - ' . Funeral services for -Emir A: A A Duluth man was killed in a " derstorms aixay be accqni- Whitman Dani., : 2.7 '. vas Iine) ..; Rowekamp, Lewiston ¦ ' ; " Births; :¦' ,.:- . / :¦¦ Heltne?, 43, Bloomington. Heltrie; ¦ ' Cemetery, Caledona, '- ...witli"' the , ; . Edel, St. Paul , Minh., former Wt-run accident eatly Sunday , were panied by hail and locally Wiriona Dam .... 5.8 Minn.?;; Mrs. James (Margaret ) Mr. and Mrs: Alfred Brandt , and his wife Charline, 39 strong Binds; Slight chance WIITONA,...... AlsA Rey. Lawrence Ginther officiat- ¦ ¦ Winonan, were, held today at St. in front of the Edgewater Motel hospitalized at Shakopee. AiA: ¦ ing at ¦servic Flanigan, Minneapolis, Minn.; 1262. W. 3rd St., a . daughter. . " ¦' Church , . -the - 'Rev. ir Duluth, police : said. : AA j of a few showers. Tuesday. Tremp: Pool .... AA 9.3 ; '¦' -' gravesides es. ' . ' Stanislaus .- : Leonard McGlnley, 57, Dodge ¦ The former . Mary!. Flynn Mrs. Sichard . (Elizabeth) Wake- , Mr. and MJS. Robert Giaqui|>- Donald Grubisch officiating. Bu- The victim was identified as Cooler tonight and Tuesday. Tremp. Dam ...',. . . 4:8 . - ' '. ' , she .Center,, was killed , when his car ' '¦ ¦¦ ' ' '¦' wss . born ; at Caledonia, - the field, Excelsior,; Mi™-; Miss to , 1O10 E. Sanborn St., a daugh- rial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Ted- Saugestad , 46, whose body Low tonight; upper SQs and ¦Daidta ". ;.'- .:. ''.'',-. '..: " .¦7',--l'- . ::- ' '; ¦" ¦" . collided. .. with a. car driven by ' ¦ daughter . i>f Mr;, and: Mrs. Dan- Joanne Schneider, St. Paul, ter. .'. • . '. - Pallbearers were. Richard •was thrown about 65 feet by the lower 60s. High y Tuesday Dresbach Pool .- .-. P ". -9.3.. A A'" . iel Flynn. (Virginia) Norman . Enderson, Sargeant, . She married James Minh! ; Mrs. George Lejk, Leon and Robert Edel, Jo- impact, Duluth ; police were Rd.; 7 just lower. 80s. - Chance of rairi Dresbach .Dam 3.5 Lynch at Minneapolis. \ Fitzgerald '.Sacramento Calif. ; '¦ of¦;¦ on Mower County , , TODAY'S BIRTHDAY seph -Kadlec; James and Thom- searching for the driver•¦: a. north of County: Rd. 5p percent tonight, 20 per La Crosse ;...., 15 6.1 —.2 Mrs. ' Cfebrge (Mary) Ryan, A-y 1- A ? ' ' ' " 'FORECAST ' .' '¦ as Stoltman. -V Red Coryair in connection with cent Tuesday. ;• • ;. - . . William O. Rosenthal Rochester, Minn.; Mrs. Rich- Sheri Lee Noeska,-1348 il. , , Vjrginia, Tues. Wed. Thurs. .. -. ;Mnn. ? ( the incident James Sundeen, 18 HARMONY, Special) arc!y (Shirley); "A Fischer, Biir- 5th St., ;8. " :¦' An . -Albany man was : killed died in a Virginia hospital "of in- Minnesota .Red Wing ....: 3.6;i : 3.6 3:6 — :William O. . Rosenthal, 85, Lisa Thill,. 221 Qlmstead St.,.5. Court Variable . cIo 'u-'d-i h ess bank, Calif., and Mrs. Richr Winona County ? Sunday, when his car left U;S. juries received when the; mo- wrNONA,,^:.; ::53 yP 5.2' ; 5:1 died Sunday afternoon at ; ( Linda)' through Tuesday. Cliance of La Crosse .,..: ;5;9 , 5.8 - ' ;¦;¦ ard Schaber, PSt. Char- 52 two miles east of Albany and torcycle he was driving collided 5.7 Tweeten Memorial Hospital les. His mother: ' and one sister WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Giyil, Criminal Division Pa- with a car three miles south showers and thunderstorms ¦; Tributary Streams .'¦ overturned* The. Highway . of • Convalescent p Mome,. Spring have ;.died;. -.-; ¦ trol said Gary . Power, 22, was Eveleth on U.S. 53.;: extreme southeast tonight. .Chippewa at Du'rajid 2,4 Grove, Minn. Saturday : '. -, . David C. Roberton , 22,Piewis- ¦ Funeral services will be alt 1 ¦ . leaded hot Clara J. Anderson, 58,;rural Choice of scattered showers Zumbro at Theilman 29.9:• - •'. - A retired farmer^ he was 6:25 p.m. — Tammy Grant, 2 tdn- Rt. ? l Minn.,-p north and central tonight Tremp. at Dodge -..... '3.4 ;, '. ' p.in. Thursday at St. Charles ' guilty to a charge :bf drunken Chokio P was killed ih a two-car ¦ ¦ . born Jan. 31, 1888, to Mr, and Catholic Church,, the Rev. barges, down. crash ^ix miles east? of Orton- ' and Tuesday. Cooler tonight Slack at- Galesville' .. 3.1 ' , Mrs. Ehii Rosenthal , 8 p.m. -- Arrowhead, 30 barg- driving and Judge Dennis A. at Dei- James Fasnacht efficiating; at ville on U.S. 12, the Highway ¦ and Tuesday, Low tonight Lai ierosse atPW. Sal. ;4:7" • . '/ corah, 'Iowa. : He had farmed P es, up. ? Challeen set trial for July 26 Wman injsM •- ¦iip'per -50s : north, lower 60s RcKit at Houston 6;9 Burial will be in Calvary Ceme- : 9:30 a.m.; He was arrested by Patrol said: - y ,...; in the area for 25 years and , ' • Sunday ' south. High Tuesday upper tery. 2:20 a.m; . Pblliwbg, 6 barg- city police; at 4:09 a:m. Satur- Patricia :- . Folsom,: 17, prior to that he farmed isouth Friends may call at Sellner- — Springfield, was killed , when the 70s north, low 80s south. of Canton,. Minn . es, : down.y .: day at West Sariiia arid Wash- C=o iirt rejects bid on ;He iharried Hoff Funeral Home, St. Char- ¦ - in crash on motorcycle she was riding col- the , former Minnie Imlaxi Feb, A " A a .m. — .Charles E. Deters-, ington streets. . . Wisconsin tavernkeeper's les, Wednesday . after ? 2:31) tip, ' "'', ' ' Walther, 18 470 lided with 'a car on Brown Partly cloudy, rights 22, 1911, at Strawberry Point, 13 barges, . . Jeffrey P. ^. showers and p.m. and until noon Thursday, — Doris Lynn, Laird St., pleaded guilty to a County; Rd.- 24 just east Of thunderstorms likely tonight. . JfffiWAUKEE (AP) - ? A tav- lowa. .The couple celebrated. , . 5:35 a.m. 9 The Rosary will be at 3 p.m. barges, up. ' ,'¦; charge o£ drunken driving arid interstate pdge Springfield. The lows . in the 60s, Variahle emkeeper's cbhtention that he their 50th wedding anniversary ' had a right guaranteed tinder Wednesday and a wake . service . 6:05 aim. — Ruby Lee, 21 barg- was referred toP county court City police investigated four cloudiness/and turning cooler 1 in 1961. He? had been a mem- at 8:30. ¦ " accidents during the weekend,, the :First ; Amendment to call ber of the Greenfield es, up. ' ? ; ¦:- services for a pre-sentence. ..In- Tuesday chance of showers liqrth Lutheran ' one of which involved injury to his 'establishment ? 8: "saloon" Church here.' ' . 10:30 a.m. — W-S Gray, 11 vestigation. He wais arrested at ~ Secret Service and east portions, the highs Tvb-State Funerals barges, up. ay at West a Goodview woman. ' ranging ¦ frorh the 70s- extreme was rejected in U.S. District Survivors are:; his wife; two 12:55 a.m. Sund Court. 11:05 a:m, - Yetta Alter , 3 Broadway and Main Street. Violet Googins, , 37, 11 Erie seeking wan who north tc the 80s extreme south. - sons; Marv, Tarzana , Calif;, Edward P. Kronebusch A Lane, Goodview/ was treated for "The right to call one's tav- and Rober t, Minneapolis, barges, up. Randy Corey, 18, 1741 W. ern a saloon is riot fundamen- ST. CHARLES, Minn. - Fu- Today leaded guilty tn minor injuries but not hospital- threa tened Nixon . Minn.; two daughters, Mrs. neral services for Edward P. Wabasha St., p ized after her car hit a curb and Si-day forecast tal," Judge John; Reynolds said Flow — 26,500 cubic 'feet per a chargie of trespassing and Wednesday throqgh Fri- Eileen Bliss, Madison, lowa, Kronebusch, st. Charles, will he- , railing on the interstate bridge WASHINGTON (AP) — in dismissing a suit brought by and Mfrs. Wayne ; (Doris ) second at 8 a.m. was referred to court services day: fair to partly cloudy Robert Boscia, Ol- at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at St, 2:10 a.m — Glenda-S, 7 barg- about 2:30 a.m, Sunday. The Secret Service said to- son, Mankato,. Minn. ; one sis- Charles Catholic Church , the . for pre-sentence investigation. Wednesday through Friday, es, up. city police day an all points bulletin lower 60s. ter, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Rev. James Fasnacht officiat- He was arrested by ACCORDING! to police, the has been issued to all U.S. with chance of showers and ¦ ' 5:35 a.m. — Mary Weathers, at 1 a.m. June 16 : at West 3rd thunderstorms e xt re m e '¦ ¦A'A WISCONSIN ' - . Decora h, Iowa; . - . three grand- ing. Burial will be in Calvary ' Googins vehicle was south- enforcement agencies seek- Cemetery. 14 t>arges, up. . -. - , and Johnson streets. bound on the bridge when it' northeast Wednesday and Fair Wednesday , ahd Thurs- children and one great-grand- 9:l5;a.rt'. — Missouri , ll barg- ing the arrest of a man ac- child. His parents, two broth- Friends may call at Sellner- Michael . Moore, Lanesboro, skidded , crossed the centerline over the state Friday. Not day. Partly cloudy with chance es, up. guilty to cused of threatening the life of showers ers and one sister have died. Hoff Funeral Home here today Minn, pleaded not and struck the curb and railing. much change in tempera- and thunderstorms after 3 p.m. 10:45 a,rn. —J. W. Hershey, The car of President Nixon. Friday. Little change Funeral services will; be at 2 and until 2 p.m. three charges; failure to ex- , a 1063 sedan , receiv- The Secret Service identi- ture. Highs in the 70s ex- in day-fo- Tuesday. A Rosary will be at 12 barges, down. hibit boat registration, litt ering, ed $90O damage to its left front treme northeast and in the dqy ' temperatures ' ' with highs p.m. at Greertfieldp Lutheran fied him as Harold Kenneth ' 3 p.m. today and a wake serv- and operating a motorbo at with- and front. low and mid 0s elsewhere. mostly in the 80s and -lows In Church, Harmony , the Rev . I. ' . Cu!]) - and . said the threat ¦ C, Gronneberg officiating. Bur- ice at 8. out approved life preservers. He In the Eagles Club parking lot, Lows In the upper 50s and t lie 60s. ' , ' Pallbearers will he Harlan ? was contained In a letter re- ial will be in the church ceme- , ¦was arrested at 7:20 p.m. Sun- 210 E, 4th St., at 1:07 a.m. Sun- Norbert , Wayne and Donatus Two motorcycle day, a vehicle driven by Marion ceived June 6 and that a tery. day al Pool 5A by a Department warrant was Kronebusch , Bernard Guenther of Natural Resources (DNR/ Drazkowski , 557 E. King St., issued by the Friends may call at the Abra- and Jerry Scanlan. U.S, marshal in Miami, ham Funeral Home at Harmony •warden. Trial was set for July backed Ino a car owner by 2o at 10:30 n.m. Gaylord Beck , 203% E. 3rd St., Fla., June 7. Tuesday after 3 p.m. until noon Mrs. Katherine Greden accidents cause A spokesman said the Se- In years gone by j then at the David Holland , Peterson . and then struck a vehicle owned Wednesday and . ALTURA , Minn, r- Funeral by Steven Jasnoch cret Service "has been church from 1 p.m. until the services for Mrs. Katherine Minn., paid a $50 fine after , 452 Center nleading guilty to a charge of St. aware of this man for some ^Extracts /rom the /tlej 0/ thu newspaper J time of . services, Greden , Altura , will be at 10:30 injuries lo two Police said damage to time." a.m, St, ' littering In Pool 5A at 6:45.n.m. the 19G4 ' Tuesday at Anthony s JNDEPEIVDENCE , Wis. - model Drazkowski sedan was Further details were not Ten years ago . . .. 1963 Mrs. • Constance Kuarve Catholic Churcli , Allura , the Sunday. Arrest wns hy a DNR RUSHFORD , Minn . - Mrs. Two persons were injured in warden. $200 to the ri ght front and right available immediately. Rev, Vern Trocinski officiat ing. separate motorcycle accidents The eventual development of Lake Winona as a prime Constance .Kuarve; 92, Rush- Daniel IIoil nnd , Peterson , rear; $75 lo the left roar of Burial will be in im .maculnlii here Sunday. Beck's 196(1 mod'el sedan, and walleye fishing area was forecast by M. J. Bambenek ,, city ford , died at 9 p.m , Sunday Conception Cemetery, pleaded not .guilty to the same direct/jr of parks and recreation. at the Good Shepherd Luthera n Oak ; John Slaby , 18, Independence, $250 to the front and right front Rid Re. ebnrpe nnd trial wns set for Mrs. Carl Frank, 1-i Glen IWary , was instnlled ns grand Home hero following a long ill- Is being held in an Eau Claire, f) of the .lasnocb vehicle, a 1940 Friends may call at the Wis., hospital for treatment of July 18 at :,10 a.m. Arrest 'wn«j model sedan. gua rdian of the Grand Guardian Council of Minnesota , inter- ness. made at the same time and national Order of Job's Daughters, The former Coast ance Rus- church today after li p.m. and a leg injury after the motor- OTHER ACCIDENTS until time of service Tuesday. cycle ho was driving went out place. Sunday Wino na may host the 19C4 Minnesota Slate Police nnd tiid , she was horn April fl , IJW 1 , Lnyne M. Wilbri fj M , the daughter of Anton and Ma- The Rosary by the Christian of control on Howard Street Winonn 1:47 p.m. — Rear end colli- Peace O fficers Associati on convention , according to Edward Rt. . 3.. . pleaded puilfy lo a charge Hittner , police inspector . rie Elstad Rustad. On June 3, Mothers will be at 7 p.m. today here at 7:40 p.m. Sunday. sion , East Sarnla and Hamilton l»o;i , she married Olaf Kuarve and at fl led by Father Troxcir.- Independence police reported of speedine;, 45 in a no-mile streets, Lavern Duffney, Frost rJ2ih , zone, nnd was fined . lie GENE REGAN Twenty-five yea rs ago . . . 1 948 at Highland Prairie Lutheran ski Slaby apparently lost control on *35 wn? Minn., 19R0 model sedan, $150 Church, rural Peterson , who Pnllbearcr.s will he Robert , a curve in the street and struck nrrested nf 1 a.m. Sunday by damage; Richard Gill, Sheboy- county sheriff's deputies . The Republicans m ade it n Thomas E . Dewcy-Earl VVar- died in 1950. She was & momher Euficno , James and Larry fjre- three trees and a telephone gan , Wis,, 1965 model sedan, may help you ren t.ickf-i . • of Highland Prairie Lulheran den , Roger Duellman and Terry pole , FORFEITURES: *25(>. Minnesota farmers now ha-ve assets valued at nearl y $5 Church and its women's orRon- Schultz. At 10:3f) a.m. Sunday, Ronald Mark Patterson , 212 Hamil- Sntiirdny save. billion , izalibns: 8:(> 1 p.m. a nr-w high in state his tory. Sellnor-Hoff Funeral Home , Skroch , rural Independence, ton St.. $2S, spewllii K 4f when the , 12: n.m. Sunday, low raten niay fit your $ J) .Wi li 'n '-.tfdbfisdhfil l field nnd tli f tiomr- team topped off the Ari'hie , Inglowood , Colo, one motorcycle he was West Ri h n' m W, 3rd St ., 1973 model truck , praiulehild; one brother , Elmer arrangements. drivi ng and nd McBride strcols. insurance needs. ceiernonics with n 7 In fi victory over Kollin ^,l ono, , a car collided on a curve at the DonnM Siirjil ii . Arcnrlia , , 1SBOO dnniag*!; Robert Foster, Rustad , Preston , Minn., . nnd r Wk Whether for auto, home, south , edge of InrlepowlfNice un $l.> . failure to displ.'/y current 1 570 VV. Mh SI.,. 1003 model RC- two sisters, Mrs, Norn Bu/.H, Idaii released. VF> , Ir.iff lc sifjrnl vinlnlion, 2 participates in seminar Edward Crirv/'l lef t h Funeral services will at of heavy debts y automobile for Minne.'ipolis on the 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rushford Authorities snirl Sknx'h losf .'i.rn , Sunday, Went 3rd and Winoiw Count y Clerk of GENE REGAN firM lap of his trip to Shelb y. Moi ti n«;ori Courts nertrudo Miller Inst ' match k-l v. ecu Jack hulhomn Cluirch , the ftev. It. motorcycle while street s SEARS STORE ftt'e-nd Ur tie;r yv,-cipjn imxln^ Dempsey K, I.ivdfth l , Highland Prairie 1— With $1.7 million in debts , southbound nn n r-iirve 'Marv Peplinski , week attended n five-day semi 17 on tha Plaia Eait Jmd Torn Cibbons , , r-nllfr lfnp Mi .Tolihson hiilliemn O IIIJT II . oilicintln R, ( Lea Collejfe appears read y lo with n j iorllihoiinfl cnr driven by SI. . $7r,, fipoerlinfi, 40 In n lit) nnr nnd workshop on court- ' Phonu 452-7720 with burial in U'Rhjand Pralrln close its doors afte r seven Jr-nios Piiehnlla. rural Inde- mile zone , W. manngement nl Hill Cily, Mlnn, R*i. Phon* 4S4-227I -w a.m. Sunday , ' Seventy-five years ago . . , 1898 liiithnrnn CemolPiy. j years, pendence. He WHS not injured W<"l .Itli nnrl McHride ••Iree tK Keynote speaker nl thci con- Friends m:i y call ul .Fonsnn- (lie Charilain f?lem»n'; 'h Minnp rejij mrnt ¦j Ilr, I'Ved fili'issl mi ner , prcsi- and ear received only minor .John Leaf , 0O1 W WiihuRhf. ference wns Krncst C, FrolHcn of the I2l .snla at Chirk- f'onk runera l Home , Kuslifnrd , rlenl ffani . Fi inaiifa has rr-'cu'ed a donation nf s,M) from frinnih ; in Winonn , said , "It looks like we're 'ifie. SI.. $:w . slon ripn vinlnl ion, .Ir. , executive director of the Tuesday evening nnd Wodnf .",- 'Ihrniigh , I' m awfu lly sorry, but lfl .:,ri:i n,m. , Institute fnr Court Manage- to pmclia.'* a tent as a reading and writing room. , Friilnv Sioux Street dny until noon then at the it. appears there i« no other stitiil ion tiecniisc and M ilwaukee ment , Denver, Tho slitlo-wlde chiirrli. of Its f innnclnl Hnllrr»nd crops- ( way, " straits and luck of library facil- inf seminar wtm the flrnt such pro- One-hundred yea rs ago ... 1873 Meraoriftls nre heing iirnmR- Ix'ii liiimdicd gram conducted by en at Pickwick . nnrl tho, GoocJ Shepherd Luther- grow from an Initia l 477 slii- stitutions and the Allwrt Lea- mile zone, II: ir, p.m. Sntiirdny. Tlie house of .lr/icph Potts w/fts de.st royed Iiy fire. an Home. df-nt .s in 1w.1i to tiuii three years Freeborn Count y Chamber of Flhdiwny fil at Ihiss Cnmn, Mlnnesola Cily, county sheriff The business of Ihe Oreen Bay • '& hake Pcjiin Rond in- Inter , Jiut it declined nfter the Commerce decided nfjninst con- ennnly sheriff in'real Jerrol Vnrilloulen , Wlnonn III , rrensed four times ns, much during thc last month. Eufjeni S. Harlow North Central Association of I inucd support of I^en, The Davhl lllock . IrfiwMnn . Mlnn ,, I , $115, Hpcedlng, IM) JI» 11 DD-mlio The Masons , will dedicate their new iudl on; Friday WillTKUALL, Wis. (Special ) I Colleges and .Socondnry Schools chambe r said Ihe school's prob- $25, diivinp ovor zone 12:20 «,m, ' , ennlor lino . , Siitunliiy, evening. —Eugene S. Harlow, CO, Union refused to accredit tho in- lems appeared insurmountable. 11:.10 p,m, Friday, CSAH n nt CSAH 21 , county slieijlf . ' j^SupremeJ'C6ttriS M uiff o^ nonpM Man bitten by ^WASHINGTONy(AP)' . '-: The aecision marked its first pro- plan, would permit parents of rabid lgge Supreme.;Court today - rejected nouncement on tax breaks.; for nonpublic school students with tax deductions and tuition reim- nonpublic school attendance. . gross incomes of up to $25^000 a bursement for parents . of J non- Justice" ' 'Ijcwis F. Powell Jr., year tq deduct as; much ,as $3,- public , school students in- the writirig for the majority, noted 000 from; their taxable income geti shoU ; ¦ latest round of a continuing le- that the court has approved ex- when computing ' their . state : ' LAKE . CITY, Minn;. — .''A'. ' gal battle oyer state aid to pri- emptions for religion from such . taxes, " rural Lake City man,,'bitten by vate and parochial education , things as . property, taxes; And The Pennsylvania plan -would a rabid horse June 15 is under- The court invalidated a . tax c noted that these have a long reimburse parents as much ; as. going : a - series? of rabies shots, p deduction , program from ' New history.yy : .;, '- . . $75 each year for an elementa- Vernon Danimartn,; and PMrs. York . and a tuition rcim burse- But, he said, 'Special tax ben- ry student and $350 for. each Dammann are a A,retired . couple merit ¦;scheme' - .froth Pennsylva:- efits , for . New . York parents high school student. The state ¦who board . riding . .horses- . at nia—two programs proponents would , npt exercise supervision their facilities - in the Birch*, "cannot be.; squared with the ¦¦ bad hoped would avoid the con- principle of neutrality estab- over, the spending of the money,/¦wood area. . ',"¦: demnation of the First Amend- lished by the .decision of this and sought to reduce the con- The 10-year old mare belong- ment's prohibitions of estab- court.'' -,;' , j tentipn surrounding legislative. ed to Mary Kay Heisenfelt, and lishment of-reUgion, j appropriations by dedicating 23 was raised by Mrs. Dammann. The court also invalidate d per cent of the[A, revenue from The horse p died ; June 16 and President Nixon has : prom- New .York iaws prbviding funds ¦ state cigarette . tax to fi- the - ¦ veterinarians ? at the University iscd a '".' federal tax credit for for parochial schools In densely nance the program. ' ¦;. - ' of Minnesota made a positive parents of childrerj attending populated areas.for Sneat , lights, Again vvriting ? for the major- identification of fabieS . . ;¦ ' nonpublic .- .-schools,- but action custodial services and the like, ity, Powell said ;. that was in- The mare is. believedpto have hasp been stalled pending a rul- and a program of direct pay- sufficient to escape the man- been . bitten by a wild skunk ing; on tlie-issue. ? ,: ments ' to low-income families dates of .the Constitution, Past ¦ ¦ ' br.fox while running in a seven- ' KOYAL .''FLOAT . i. ... Miss - Doris Kahipa , Miss Indepen- greeted spectators" lining, the streets. Sunday for the . grande While -the , court P as- con- who send their children to non- court •¦"decisions have decreed ach wooded pasture -with. oth-: ' ' ' ¦¦ ' demned other : P tuition rcim- ' ' ' dence. 1973, and her. attendants, seated center, Kathy Walek, .'parade. ' ;. ' '¦ ' . "' ' . •' . . ' .' ¦ :.' public . schools. ,-\ .. y.-.. " : that government shalt remain er horses. ' ;. ¦ " bursciheiit . programs, today 's The New York tax deduction neutral /. towaard religion^ and and from left inv front s Betty Woychik ? arid Leriice . Wolfe, Dammann was bitten on the shall avoid ¦ excessive entangle- ment." : ' . • ' ? ' " • .• " .' ¦¦¦ arm ' when he was V attempting In :both ; the New! York and to tie the horse so the veter- Pennsylvania cases, the court inarian could administer shots. found that the . statutory Bardd^ schemes have the effect of ad- vancing religion! ?p; Six injured in atIridepmdM Damage extensive ^ INDEPENDENCE, Wis. corps and machine units,? in . .placed -second , arid Shawn ; (Special) ; — The; waters o£ addition ; to- winning entries ¦ - and Tim Kulig as '•Raggedy Jwp-car cra$h . . ¦ BiigloPLalce mirrored a gi- from Saturday's kiddie' pa-' Ann and Andy," third . gantic display of fireworks rade. 'A yTammy, Sandy, Randy, lo new car ¦ ; ¦ '¦Saturday night, one of the There 'P were;. -- .games P" and Carmen and . Lance . Kow- ¦A INDEPENDENCE, .Wis;. - No- highlights; of the Independ- cdnlests for the youngsters, A - cesky, were prize winners injuries were reported hi a two- in Hokah area ence Days celebration. the hiidway Was lined With : in the old time .mom: - and car crash here Sunday, ; but a HOKAH; Minn; T- Six persons ; Miss Doris Kartipa, 3973 rides and games,; anA spec- ; dad category. new; car received extensive dam-. two:bf-;them . . P ' : ' ' ' ' were injured, ? ser- Miss Independence , and her tators 'were entertained by . First through fourth place agCy- y ' : ' -:" . ' -y -' ?" . iously enough; to be hospitalized^ attendants, reigned over the free acts following the pa-y :winners ' in the : ihdLvidual Colliding at 4th and Jefferson in a two-car collision cn Houston three-day event which began rade Sunday/ entries were; Joni Sluga , streets here at 4:45 p.m. Sunday CSAH 18 1.8 miles north of here . "with ;. (he coronation cere- P Winners of; flieP kidd ie pa- Camilla Helgeson, LeeAhn. were . cars, driven by, Robert J ; Sunday. ;.' ' Manka and Roman J. Lucas. In- mony Friday and . continued rade were named in three Smieja and Leslie Kebar-¦ Drivers in the 7:l.> p.m. colli- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦' ¦' ¦ ¦ dependence police said the Main- through Sunday. ;; ? categories. . chelt. - . .y ' sion were Peter W- LepschH. , Ho- 000 people lined ': ka car. was hit; broadside by the kah Rt. 1, and Jame^ Zibrpw- . About . 12, Fpr . . elaborate A ? entries,;, A- Members of the? local ' :¦ , the? streets Sunday to watch Lions Club provided . Lucas :-car. - ski, 19, ;La Crescent . Rt. 1, first place went to ' 'The barbe-. ' T ' ' ¦ the grande parade led by ;: cued , chicken , and there . The Manka vehicle, a. ; 1973 .Minn." . , ' :. ' ' Old Wohian in the Shoe ," , compact with yl70 milfes on it, •the color guard «[ :Amerl-. with Arriy and Willie Kulig; were ' street dances both Houston County Sheriff Jeiry car Legion Post 186 and its Saturday- ^ ' was extensively damaged ,; au- Olson . said Zibrowski was south- . . Carol , Barbara and John . . and . Sunday eve thorities said. The Lucas sedam auxiliary. Featured Iii the - 'pning.-P A 'A :' bound in the northbound lane Berg, and Joey and Clare A-yA:AA A received only slight damage. ;? the coUision occurred paxade were floats,, area Matchey "The Sesame Prpceeds the ' vyhen^ \irith of festival, An investigation continues. :. : tihe northbound Lepsch vehicle, bands, drum aiid : bugle Street Express,';' with pas- sponsored by American Le- KIDDIE PARADE! WINNER . i . The Old Saturday, , was one of' the features of the In- , grande parade which had slowed just beforethe : sengers Mary; 'Teresa, Lau- gion Post 186; will.be used Woiiian and fie Sihbe, first-place winner in the dependence Da^s; Sunday. Ketchikan, Alaska, " - ' is the crash. - P;;;P- ra , Dawn and ? ? Tim Kulig . for . community; betterment. elaborate entries category of the kiddie parade (Daily News photos) • . salmon capital of the world. ,P Zibrowski was reported ifl' good condition today in St, Fran- Ex-Watkin$ cis Hospital, La. Crosse, Wis., where he -was'' : admitted with chest contusions/ Also in;, good 200 families Br Grass naitiecl condition; hhere today is Jean chief named Zibrowski, 17, Onalaska, Wis.^ a passenger in the Zibrowski cari She is being treated'for lacera- aiteiici^ate president s aide tiohs . and possible wist and " to new ppsf iarikle injuries;; . The appointment of Brother discussing fundamental issues Two other passengers; in the . James N. Boyle, former pres- Paul Grass as assistant to the concerning the apostolic ' work Zibrowski car and two passeng- ident of Watkins Products, Inc., Shorthorn meet president, of St. Mary's College artd religious and personal fife ers in the f Lepsch vehicle : were nas n.een here, has been appointed vice • ST. CHARLES (Spe- an- of the Christian Brothers. He'll taken .to St. Francis after the. president international 'op- p ,. Mihn^y no unc ed b St; ifor . ) y return to Mary's Aug. lSytb craih, biit were released after erations.of Sa- cial — Kaehlers' Homedale Brother George assume:';his new position. _ ' '¦; , treatment. ; :- rah Coventry, Farms,. 2% miles north of St. Pahl, president Brother Paul is a 1957 sumrna Passengers in hhe: Zibrowski ' ' one of the larg- Charles,: was the? scene of the of the . college. . cum : laude graduateP -df St. car; were Edie Welke, Rushford est worldwide 1973 Minnesota Shorthorn 'Asso- Brother Paiil Mary's witli a bachelor; of arts Rt. 2, Minn.v and Steven L. Wel- distributors of ciation picnic , Sunday. has . served as degree in English. He received ke, Hokah Rt; 1. Lepsch ; was costume jewel- director of in his master wife, Sharon, ¦ ' ¦• ' ¦ ' 's degree from St. not hurt , but his i-ry-:- .;. ' - ,.. • . : About 200 Shorthorn breeders slitutiqnal re-, Mary's in 1962 with a major in and two-month-old sort ,. Jeffrey, \ Doyle and his and (heir families , attended the have search at . St. education and a minor in Eng- were .both treated. family picnic , held ph the 80O-acre Mary ' s and lish. He said his depart- : to New- . : has taken graduate Sheriff Olson moved ¦ most recently work in counseling and guid. ment; is continuing to investigate j ark,.; '•". .': ' P-i Kaehler farm . Hosts for the ?o TLLP (Ji co;- ' : . [where S a rah event were Donald and Frank ance at Loyola University, .De; the accicdent. . " dent for student Br. Paul Paul University and : Catholic ' Coventry ha s Kaehler, father and sonI part- ¦ development.. University. Doyle its ; headquar- WELCOME TO INDEPENDENCE . . ;,/Fu- pany, Tru-Gas and Midwest Gas companies, ners. . , • ¦' .' :; ' ters office. In bis new position he will He received his doctoral de- ture queens at Independence, Wis!; graced the The float welcomed persons to the annual 3n- More than 130 of Homedale's participate in luie design , pro- gree in sludent As president and chief execu- cattle were on. display for asso- development in tive ; officer of Watkins , Doyle float sponsored by Northern Investment Com- dependence Days celebration. jection and evaluation of St. higher education from Michi- Lake Citfto ciation members. The picnic Mary s lon g-and-short-range gan State University. East was responsible for its domes- was highlighted by a cattle ' Lan- tic and international divisions planning programs in all areas, sing, , in 1971. .. 's or- judging contest with Shorthorn since and revamped the firm fans of all ages participating. He has been on leave Brother Paul is a member of ganizational structure in the de- Feb, 1 as a participant in the the ; American College Persqn- hold weekend velopment of a more effective Prizes were awarded to those La Sallian Center , the interna- members whose scoresheet most ncl Association , American Per- management team. ; ' Police invesfigating tional " headquarters . of the sonnel and Guidance Ass»cia- closely agreed with that of the Prior to coming to Winona Christian Brothers in Rome. • tion, National Association of ' judges. Out of a possible 150 skiing events he was af Misled . 'with A. T. , He is one of 40 Christian Bro- Student Personnel Administra- Co., an international poinls, prizes went, to Harriet, , Mipn. Keanrey Moore with Ml in the women's thers lenders from all countries tors and Phi Kappa? Phi honor LAKE CITY -The sec- consulting firm which counsels .throughout the world, who are society. ond annual Water Ski Days wilt corporate executives in. solving boathouse break-ins division , Brian Ihrke, 145, in the be held in hake City Saturday range of husiness prob- ¦ junio r division , and Waller a hroad ¦were ' ¦3711) about, and Sunday, General theme of lems, with primary emphasis City police busy during .lames Borkowski, GRO. . camping at. Lalschi Island Boilon , 143, in the men's divis- the celebration will be the trl- in marketing. the weekend investigating sev- Ave., Goodview , told police that 5 ISO Sunday mor ning, a boat ion. They , were awarded prizes centcnnial ; the discovery of - approached from ihe river and of Doyle received his bachelor oraJ . .theft, break-in nnd vanda- someone had broken the wind- donated by local merchants. the Mississippi Rivery lism incidents, according to shield in his car while it was a man started shooting a small Mrs. Phillip Berends , St. Petiti ons seek Events plnnned for Saturday of pits degree from Knox Col- lege and his degree of master Chief Robert Carstenbrock . parked nt East ard iind Walnut calibre rifle at hi in . Ten to 15 Charles, was . awarded three include an arts and crafts show of business administrati on from Jesse Long, 251 E. Mark St.* streets about 11:30 p.m. Fri- shots were fired , he snid , one silver dollars for the tally most and white elephant sale from 11 Northwestern University. reported the theft late Friday day. Damage was estimated at which struck his 3973 van . closely .. "matching that of the a.m. lo 6 p.rn. $100. average card. lie Is n veteran of World night or early Saturday morn- HAROLD POItTKIt, Eagle dwellings OK A 60-unit parade is scheduled War II and was in combat as ing of several Items from his A suitcase filled with wom- The proRram included "various for 1; 15 p.m. Sunday and a wa- en 's clothing was taken from a Prairie, Minn.,. wIio was camp- addresses including one by Pete Routine matters will face the for property just south of In- a first. lieutenant in the Euro- boathouse moored «t Latsch ing ' on Prairie Island Saturday ter ski show is set for 3 p.m. pean Theater. Island. Missing are 50 enssette locked car .shortly nfter i a.m. Swnffar , secretary ot the Na- Winona County Planning Com-, terstate 90 two miles southeast Sunday. Admission to the events ' , night , reported t lio theft of a president of North- tapes, an AM-FM tape player , a Sunday. Janice Mullenbnch 227 tional Association , Omaha, Neb. mission at its monthly meeting of "St; ' Charles in St. Ch-arles is a Water Ski Days button cur- Doyle is W. Broadway, snid the vehicle 40-gnllon cooler full of food val- Swnffar called this "the most western University Graduate pair of headphones and two 2- ued at $r>0. The cooler , with Tuesday niglit. Township. rently on sale at Lake City busi- Business Alumni Association , by-3-foot speakers. The items arc was pnrked behind Steve's exciting time in the history of On the commission's agenda nesses. Lmmge near West .'ini and Main much of the fond still in it , hoof business. '' He urged Short- . • Ernes Erdmann , Ridge- di rector , of Sales Marketing valued nt $500. nl are petitions seeking permission The parade will include drum , streets. Police snid when she re- was found .l:3£i p.m . Sunday horn breeders to study beef de- ' way, for land alon g 1-00 three and corps , marching Executives of Chicago and a ANOTHER lionthousc hrenk-in on the Commercial Harbor Dike to construct . a non-farm dwel- buRle president of Direct was reported by Mike Walsch, turned to tlie vehicle a door was mands when considering future miles east of Ridgeway in bands, floats and unicyclists former vice Road and turned into the police ling, install two mobile homes Pleasant Hill Township. Selling Association, Washing- 114 W. Wnbashn St., ns occur- open and a window Tolled down. cattle breed selections. He re- and record four properties with- with special guests: State repre- No value was given for the station. minded breeders that "tonnage sentatives Victor Schulz, Rich- ton , D.C. ring .sometime after 11 p.m. Fri- Rarh Rierly, Rochester, Minn., out subdividing. day. Missing are 12 (t-trnck ster- missing articles. is as important as qunlilyX The . .planners meet nt 7:30 ard Lemke and Roger Laufen- Janios Turner , lCftl W. Wa- reportod the loss of a bikini lu response to a plan to Indall to attend burger. eo tapes iind a pair of water wns hanging on p.m , Tiiosdny in Ibe commis- basha til., told police the right swim suit which cluuiRe the beef grading system , sioners room of the temporary The water ski show, presenled Black River Falls skis. I JOSS is estlnmlcd at $00, a lino In Prairie 1 sbind Park he- side of his I JHM our wa.s dented ' Swnffar said Shorthorn raisers court house nt. West :ird and League meeting by the Hold Kaglc Water Ski while parked near West San- teen II p.ni. . Snti irdny ni iri 7:30 .should ".stand up nnd he Johnson streets; Clul), will iiicludo 45 performers Indian nominated (liiind streets early «.in . Sunday. The swim suit , Mayor Norman Indall wil I rep- exhibiting trick skiing, barefoot born nnd at, heard. " Objecting lo the John Ilolicnsce , Lewiston fs Sunday morning. He estimated is valued $20. changes, he said would allow .seeking permission to build a resent Winonn at the League of skiing, jumping and deltn-wlng post FHA announces A hrtyilt-in w. reported nl , for church the (liiniiioo nt $2!>, . '»s for less quality In the top one-story home off , a Norton Minnesota Municipalities a nniinl kite (i'omonstraljnns. the Winona Clinic during Ihe convention Wednesday through' ST, LOUIS (AP) - A Winne- DKItORAII Drnmfcowskl . percent, told police thnt. while ho was Metropolitan Medical Center. hicle. • Dale Knblnn, SI. Charles, Televi s ion higlilielits Tbhighft /o/rrdr/pw on fl/ ¦ ¦ ; -- .' - . ' " ¦ Today- ' ' y.AyA-. : ' ' '¦imm ^^^ W^^u Gdu Mar v's letfs of Soviet Party Chairman Leonid Brezhne ¦ ^^^^p^^wi^ Coverage A^; :, y - f or Schra'fft chain for $2 million regular programming; ,P;MVV;; ¦';#^¦X^Kj.i C' • I ? onigftr~ ;,.;. : n>.r^*»: . WEW VORK? — Robert . the opening of Al Gar- visit . iriay pre-empt p ' .. I&i;«,ii?? ? ?;' ? ' ii.!;*^^,.^..„>.,;». .<- - . ,y u...:'i^. ., ' ?- ... - ?:s?5 '\ ^.^.J;x«'&ffi :.! ;>l- : ^ .,. Goulet quit smoking cigar- .mine's ;musical ; - 'The Fag- from-Pet Milk . - MCA:TV:: . CHILtiREN'S AMERICA, 9:30, 12:30, 6:30, Cable TV-3.; '¦ . ,»- . ? Hogan' ' »¦¦ «iM¦ Sp«ni|»i - " a Heron 11 »;0O Billy Orah»hi : ' ettes about three years ago got*' was oh the second VP L0u Eriedland becainii . LOCAL NEWS, 5:00, Cable TV-3. : - . - "' N»\rj?3-4.5-l-1o.ii.it To Tell thi Trulh it ¦ Modlcil c«nl«r . M EarfA Wilsori " ' IWI ¦ ¦!)• pi-ez . . . London opens Bar- AND THE THIEF. Comic opera about trumor COh- 7i«0'Qp«ri '- . j y»:J8 N , • and he wants'everybody to floor; ?The-shpw surely drew? THE OLD MAID . ". •«'qu«nc« ' , . ' .. t ' ; AiSiimmcka . '- , / 3 4-S • ' . - itS-i l-t-it Sireisand' a "Up the ' . , i ¦ ' ¦»:»'N*W» . join him . - . . therefore at raves Pirom that crowd. bra a spinster who shelters a handsome wanderer . . . and mis- .. To T«ll th» Ifulh " . : Joo GaragloU 3- "»6-l3. ' • Ptrrv Maion : ' . '. ») .:¦ ' ¦ <:30 Con»ull«l!pn " •; I thei Waldorf;Empire Room, girls - they just ? Actress Sylvia. Miles , (a Sandbox" while she does judges the youth's reactions. 7 :00,' Ch. 2, •:" " Billy Graham ->U ' Neyi lilt ; cigarct , . spomarama 3 Ropklcj . ? • >-l-» lo.-jo Movlt -, X-t he snatches packages of . LOVE it! For all the stnok-: spectator only) complained her TV special . . . Mamiei - BASEBALL VVORLO OF JOE -GARAGIOLA. Ragtime ¦ ' ' ¦ A' • ¦ ' ¦¦¦¦ - ¦¦ UnV«,£f WnrM "' ! 7=11 Btsebali ." ' 5,10-13 y. , 'J, Orion MO Tl cigarets dfrom customers Vart ' '¦Daren reunited with .presients baseball favorites. 7:00, Chs. ¦ ' ' ¦" P.«r. - MI ' ers call for new packs. of hot Working though ^he pianist Max Morath . .. ¦: - «5XE? '" J «: M .Halvor Landivork. i! ?; : J"K . ,, >: " ¦ ' ' ¦ Hor' i Lucy . 3,4-8 U0;5O Mov 4-II tables and pitches them at Merle Oberen's movie was an Oscar nominee M lover. Bo Belinsky at a Hol- 5-10-13. Naihyilli Muilc "» a' t* ¦ : ' 0 0 ' ¦ r 1 : ' " ' ¦:¦ the orchestra . '' lywood press party for BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE, Sermon topic .''Forgive- . . . Truth or - K "! . ,;„'" "• '* ^ ! 11:04I N«W« A .. . ' • I boys who •'Interval" is the.surprise of "Midnight Cowboy." -. Conitou«nc«i t Merv ^orililn . , . .; . Nairn .M grab then! . greedily. Bob the season — s doinjg big "Why isn't Marlon Bran- Maury; Allen's book "Bo: ness" with guests Steve . Sloan , football coaoh, and Indian Bobby GoldstKro id? 1:30 Book Beat ''1 < Ihe Oama . t it' : 3, Thai Olrl ¦¦ - -A ll , ' Doris- Day ., , 3-4-J ; '. Movlf - . . IJ ' doubts if he's . converted ' business at the 34th St. East do working with me -^ . a Pitching and Wooihg." singer Princess Pale Moon . 7:0Q, Chs. 6-ll;. 9:00, Ch. . . . . ; ' ' BASEBALL. Detroit . Tigers vs. Bos ton Red .- Sax-,.. . 7:15, anybodyP bu t he geils though . the, .experts and great American actress^he ; Shirley : MacLaine'll star : :y y -; ¦ :; ; ¦ laughsP and also causes sexperts hadn't expected it. ought to be ishamed of iii the film version of Neil ChS.:S-lO-13; . . fe;^^^-/^:-;^ v ; ffw^w " - ¦ 1 ¦¦ w . :: . - ¦ ?¦ '^^tij?- ,. .. _ - : ; . .•^^ v . .. : . , ? ? .:,, .: '...\ . ^. ,.?.,•;.?.?. -?? ¦-' ;.- HALVOR LANDiSVEBKr-WOODCARVEIl. Portrait of the ^ - ^• ?'^ ^-^JTru some talk. The crowds are going be- himself working W'th Maria Simon's "Gingerbread La* Minnesoa craftsman as. he-cajyes his specialty, the /Nor- BobX daughter Nikki and cause they like, Merle. Ober- Schneider instead of jeople ?dy " (which starred Miau- ^ ¦ : 4:30 Sojam« SlM«t *-J . .. To Teli ih* Troth 1» ; ¦ 2. ;. •' . ' Altarniinn¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ ' ¦ " : "• - lias like me,'! Sylvia; ; said; way). wegian Kubbestol. 8:00,y Ch. _ " ,' •• ' Ot<* Vav Otft t Ar-.M Ptriptctii/a .*' his B.W. Carol Lawrence, on — ./and because she . . reen Stapleton on B' .«« i • n « ; ¦ ' }, » «Jenc'."sf, i?. \.l . I Lovo Lucy . t . ? .: Maudo .. S-4 ¦;' 'People in Hollywood ;¦' say - A'A'A "Tuesday . : li30 BiJat ol NUM. J-4-J.. ' ' . : * visiting him here, claim to pher;;b\Vn love story with her . ¦ . .Addamj Family 11 " Mov)o. . 3-1* TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: '. Watergate Hearings may preempt regular programmiTljg. Docion . SOO- ».., - . - And/ cnifitn ' » Temporaiun* approve Diad's ' campaign, young Dutch -.leading man tp me, 'Isn't it : terrible ¦ 9 A " Harlene Wiristeh hears that : : . «» B , , oT"k . ' AiiO * Local: N«w«, • RiJlna . .«•»- !». - ¦(They ' ; ':, ' about the writer's strike?? ! - CHILDREN'S AMERICA, 9:30, 12:,30, 6:30, Cable TV-3?. UOO .Prlc.^"' It Rlahl Tl.3-4-B. , . 'd better!.)- . ., , : Eobert . Wolders. Even Jo' ¦ ¦ ¦ c.bit TV I . Travolln ' 10 '/Colombo" is rated second SCIENCE GAME, 1:00 arid 5:30, Cable TV-3.; " ¦J? ' ,' ' , ' ¦A- - - tioiih-' 'i- Haroit I . ' ¦ .- Billy Graham .11. ' *y<)u . g o n n a smoke seph E. .Irvine, .the dis- . said't 'What's iso bad about World.l 'iJ- lO-« u' . • : ; 1 in the TV crime shows; It's .' • :LOCAL NEVVS, 5:O0, CableTV-3. .; . . New» . >-Mt . 7:30.lnl«rnalional THAT?" he s.ays ;as. h? tributor , is smiling about , it? I wasn't working for r ' ,i ¦' ' . ... - Dragnol :. ' ?- . . ly" . : PSrlormanca.? - . . J . right behind the Waiergat* u . " ¦ - 't them when they WEREN'T THE FROG POND, 5:15, Cable TV-3. „AA .?? " _ y . « ¦ ¦ ¦ ' PalHcoar Juitcllon 10 WSC Erialiih .. J swings through . the iaudi- Jbusniess,; and .he . doesn 1:30» Match Game~ L 3-4-8 y\ } ¦- ' ' ;; hearings. -; TRAVELrN", Musical hour , with Roger -Miller as host; Andy 0r||lilh .;, . Laurel A Hardy 4 ¦ ence picks cften . striking;*" : n ¦ ' ¦A ' ' : Movie. . ., «¦»-! . up a pack arid : A - , .,; . ot*i' ¦Si.— . ' ,«; -i:M;¦ ¦The¦ Frog Pond J ? . . .» ' : " V:00, Ch. 10. A ; AA A Peyton Placaa -5-10-13 - . • ' . .,.' - .» - . ¦ H,iUi»il»» s!v».oV ¦ i flings it at the stage. ' ..y Very plain-spoken about Secret Stuff: A lady star WISH I'D SAID THAT: Onei i »B 5:30 B|ec(rlc Compary. 2 - ™r F' »'P ' . . ' •;O0 a', 4 . BILLY GRA1IAM CRUSADE. Sermon topic : "Why So to Live : «.9 1t scienc. game- 3- -?"^ ,il , '? "Wait a. minute, . that's lier roriianCe .'with . Wolders, of the theater is balking at It's sad how. soon girlish fig- Much Love In.The Bible?", 7:6o; Ch. 11; 9:00, Ohs. 6-13. expensive!" a typical fe .Merle ? said, "We bought a giving her husband equal ures become girdlish fig- ^ ' INTERNATIONAL¦¦ ¦ PERFORMANCE."Phfedre ," tragic v ^ .r , c. ^ ; , B^HM ,,,!, ., „ ;- - male says. house in Maiibu," (Not the billing aiid A they may split ures.: AA A- A ' "¦ ' " : ; ¦ . ; , , Wrll,na'% ' ¦ ' ' ' fcM 7:30;- Ch.-'i: . " - ¦: - -Style . - .; . '*• ?•'»¦ " •: Evening y *'So yp-u . , give \t editorial we—the matrimon- . •.• :;. Who says NY isn't hos- . ¦ NBC Reports , 3 . -. should REMEMBERED QUOTE: , , Cable TV-3 ' "' ¦ ln , ' ' " ' ¦¦" ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ Billy Graham . . ^13 ' : ¦ . WSC ENGLISH COURSE 7:30 . V ,:3.- « i"*! * ¦ i-M -Sti tcharv,rV ' ' » " up-.' y retorts Bob;': ial we!) - " ' • pitable? There were 9 hook- ' ° ""'' • ¦ ¦ ' ¦ "¦il ' N w» 4.J.M0-13-l»:; /Marcus Wolby . »-!» ¦ "Some men marry their BASEBALL. MINNESOTA 1WINS vs . Chicago White Sox , ¦ • ¦ • ¦ '^olo "The smokers, .who have ". ' -.''Faggpts .- upstairs,'* Vin- ers in front of one 7th Av. ¦ ¦ ¦ •- - . .A „ ,; - . . 'ruin or Cons* • - »:30 How Oo Your wi ves ; som o. wives . m arry " ' • " :; y - . '• M.k£ Douglas v -l Children Growt T 8:00¦ ¦ , CHS. 4-iO. y -AAr ., - ¦¦ ouence. » been lectured about smok- cent Sardi said to customers; hotdbg stand at 8:30. ¦' ;¦' 1 ' ' ¦¦ ' lo^lf m. Truth t ' fl™ ' y ' : A My their husbands , but few -' NBC REPORTS. "American Communism Today ' -^- an ¦ - CwiMMncoi • - ing hundreds of times, dpii't streaming; in after, the thea- . The Riese brotheis ac- ' ' ¦A »,mTm . ¦!- .M«':Thta.h-TI« - ^ couples really marry each hour of interviews with party Leaders and undercover agents ¦ • wSi-¦ ¦ ^^^ Horry Mason U 22.-;- ' units of the ' . . - - MB niterl- ¦: " 10 ? Children's ? really mird—and ,as for. the ter. He meant that the party quired . ¦qthei.V " '- ' - . ias they detail the organization's structure, youth and internal Knows . . Amorica 3-10:30 Movio . J» . Father ¦ . ¦'¦ "Vork , Chicago, Ne\v Jersey, Arizona; Best ' - " 11 Life Around Ut 4 News • . 4-10 ' strife. .Filmed in New ¦ : : . -»' ¦' . Carson . ' EARL'S PEAHLS: Bob " . .- . : Baffle . : .y , vl3 ¦' ¦ Price Is. Right .¦ ' . .J. 5-13 Texas and Alabama; the"docuniehtary describes the dramatic Green Acres' 19 . ' • Groen. Acres . '. : . ".-» Jack Pilar 4-9-1? Hope scoffed at a rumor ' ¦ ' comeback of American communism..9:0O, Ch. 5. ¦; ; . 4:00 Mister RoSers , .2 . Jethrvle ' « n-oo j; Carson 10 that P Bing Crosby's retir- To Tell Ihe Trulh 3 Truth or Coiv- Mpvla ¦ 11 . , - ' ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ • ¦ -¦ ¦ ¦ ing: "What , ' - ' "- . . .Weatern- ¦ ' - . -' . . . «' seefuences ¦ I - , u . . . . - Crosby retire Gr*en Acree t Hollvrwood ' •' . . '. . AtV-V) Movie , ,,* ¦. ' ¦ '¦ now 7 Just when he's learn- Bohania 10 ; Sduares ? 10 12:00 >lews : 3 New ¦ Schools irv York ¦ . Fhiitslonei 11 - .. - - . That -Girl '. ' • . 11 " '. ' . y Name el ." .;• ing' to; act?". Television movies ¦ ;:¦ ¦ • ' .-Vfrglhlan " -13 Let's Make ttio Oamt . * ¦ y. . II- .Movla ' ' -13 A. The government's- getting ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ '"Gomer Pyle ..; 1» ' - -A . Beal . . . y - . ¦A- ': -: '. : Todav'-' ¦' .' " ,: ' ' ¦:¦ • serious about possible gas ^'JSMsJRf' < SA '^,1 %»* k rationing (c la i ms ; . "SITUATION HOPELESS—BUT NOT SERIOUS,'V Alec -i S" ' * ^J. . ! Shelby compared with utilities Friedman) so don Guinness. Comed y? about two GJs who enter wartime Germany Worning 't be sur- ; Jfclay ntw& imi *&$*m j NEW YORK CAP) - Harvey " widening confidence gap" be-p ty, of the' ^University, of Mas- prised if iiext, year there's —by paradiute-^and biecome prisoners of an eccentric shop- . ¦ keeper. (1965) 8:00, Chs. 6-9-19, Mlnneapalls-st. Paul STATION L15TINOS Eau Clair* VIEAU Ch. IJ S. 3cribner ,. who . ends a short tween -htm and members of the sachusetts at Amherst. an . Indianapolis 100. That'j WCCO Ch. 4 WTC N Ch. ll Austln-KAOS O, « ta CrMiff-WKBT Ch, * ' • ¦ .- ''A PLACE . FOR LOVERS," Marcello Mastroiaiuii. Ro- KSTP Ch. S KTiCA Ch. 1 Rochester—KROC Ch. 10 . La Crosie-WXOW Ch. lt career -as head of the nation's policy-hiaking central Board of "I intend to fight from? within, earl, brother. KMSP Cli. » Wlhoni-Cabla TV 3 • ' .Prosrams «ub|*cl to change school system p this Education.;. ? the system " he said. "I'll be mantic drama about an American divorcee and; an Italian en- ' Clt-y—KGLO Ch. 3 , ' . largest, . ^ . ; : ¦ ¦Mason ^ girieef. (1969) -I0:30r Chs. 3-8; - ' 4:30 Not li,r ' . ' ¦ . ' .. .What's. -My-Llhi?- ' .»• '• ;'- Who, What, : week, compares public . utilities . Scribner says he will hot be working with future adminis- ' '¦ 10-13 ¦ W»f»atfwn(urBWiih>^l»lllmtul A 'i FACES OF pR.-:LAO,'» TonyiRandall.:fantasy about "' -Vlbmin Only 5 New Zoo Revue IV Where ¦ ¦J- . with public schools; and ?doesn't going to another school district , trators. " ¦ ! . hope to .make them ' surnrlse Relloion IJ sesame Strtet . 13' ?. Spill Second . i .-.M»- ' ' pessimistic. aware of the problems and an aged Chinaman who works his powerful magic in a mythi- ¦ ' lMO'Oaihblt. '.. - 3-4-1 Variety Jl like the difference. :. . "rtot. because. I'm. : ' 7:00 News ¦ 3-B-t;¦ • -: " R'SSMMM cal village. (1964) 10:50, Ch; 4. - : >:, ; ? ??"2, rt . - ' Sale o) the ll iSS News , . 1-10-13 ¦ ¦ ' v But where do you go after New what can be done to change the S^PS^^^^B ' : ; Century : , 1-10 12:00 New. t-l-lt ""When 39 per cent of' the ¦ ¦ Todav I.10-1J ¦ ¦ ¦ . '"HIE LITTLE NUNS," Catherine Spaak;: A nun is un- ' ; • : ' "' ¦ ¦' Midday y . 4 York?" He is joining the facul- schools;"; ' wm\A9mwA———£-**?*&mwm^m^m loozSo RevuaRev' ii1 , . . '««. «"' - . lights go out in New : York City, happy about air - travel near her convent, so she tries: to . per- u* Falh,r Know , AII .My . - ¦ 7i30 Popeye 11' ' , - we have a power crisis, And ' . ¦ ¦ " yBesr " . I! ' . . Children *->•!»¦ - ^^m^m$^%^—aAAAA—^——Y ^^^^^^1' suade officials to reroute the planes, (1966)? ll'.OC, Ch. 11. - B:00 Cartoons. - ¦ 3-4-1 ' ¦:¦ ' Galloping i' . Noonli'ne. -. ' .»' ; ¦ '' witiiin mixutes; or hours, the . ' . "THE FAR COUNTRY ," C1955) 12:00, Ch. 13.\ . Variety ¦»- . ': Gourmet H. li:0S Sewing 10 ¦' ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ News ,. 9 10:30 Lovo ol tlia 1-4-1 lijii Varloly . . 5 public is served," he says. P ;.'• '' Tuesday ' - . - ' ¦ ; ¦ ¦ ' lilO' Movla 4 . . ' Hollywood : 12i30 Children's ' ''SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS; - Suuoros 8-10-13 America J Workers interests " George Nader. Drama-about • '¦ • Cartoons - » A "Yet wlett the; schools of ' ¦ «5stJ? Ed " - 11 - ¦ B««ritchfld V "«•*•»• . World Turns ? 4-1 fl^^^3Hfrnl^^^^H a lad who plans ah armored-car holdup. (1955) 3:30, Oh. 4, : ; 11 Lei's A . New. York City turn off 30 per i«, ' r I , Z-.+ .1. . Andy Grimih : V . . w.k* . . : .? tiOO Joker's Wild • 3-4 » . . . j. • Ooai • ? » "CHAIN OF EVENTS," ^rmot;Walsh: A bank clerk re- • ¦¦ 10.5j Now>, 8 *-M cent of their . studehts , : who drpp . - . Wneh . Shore 5-10-13 . . Re|r s|on < . - ' Three one fuses to pay bus. fare and is soon involved in blackmail,;(1957) ,. Romper Room . t- ,,.,00 young & - Match . . 10-13 out , there is barely a whisper abandoned: chairrnah j osmmmmtssccuns.inc rimm ¦ " ¦ :¦ H00 3-4.8 $:30,;Ch . 6i ? ; . " ' ';' - ' . . :. 9:30¦ Children's .^ Restless : 3-4-8 Guiding Xlghl . of school reform. ?^J (AP) ¦ ¦ ¦ . - . : ¦ ¦ ; 3 .. -opardy ' ^Jays of Our ' MILWAUKEE . —Pfesi- founded in January, 1969, it.had "BAFELEJDl", Leonard; Pfarioy, -" ¦ .. America ' -H0-1I A race driver is . con- ¦' "410.000 Pyramid '.-4-S - Password 6-9-19 ? . Lives. . 5-10-11 . dent Nixoh abandoned; the . in- chartered organizations in 32 of ¦¦ ¦ ''If change is to corne , the fused by visions, but an expert on theoccult is determined to , .- • Je^amle" ' .' .'- " •• . II Gonner Pyli 11 Newlywad . ¦ ¦ ¦!». '¦ public will have to demand it." terests of:' American: workers the state's '72 counties, .Contain- help. ( 1972) 7:00, Chs.?5-13. A A AAA; " '; Variety 11:30¦ Seercn lor . Game •.».-!»• ¦ ¦ Baffle ;• '•" '- .' -1-10 ¦ .. Tomorrow ? . 3-4-1 .' . . Movla , :¦ .11? : and of enslaved citizens of ing 85 per : cent of the voting '¦' ' " ''DIVORCE HIS/DIVORCE RERS/ ' Eichard Burton and /As the . 58-year-pld ISIew . Eng- - . tEC«NICOtOB-/rB»iMI8C6PE-mmm : • jS lander sees it, something is ex- Communist countries by mak- population. ; Elizabeth Taylor; Story of a si^xhisticated cotipJe plagued by ing trade agreements with , the and INDS TUESDAY ~;$1.50 a conflict 'of interests and mutual indifference. Tart T. C 1973)! tremely wrong with a system of A Musk^go attorney, na- schooling that .mandates the at- Hussjans, the national chair- tional committeeman for the 7:30, Chs. 6-9-19. ; ? ¦ ¦ ¦ man oi the American . Party = :; 7:-15.9:lSp ;p.^H3D3 "DEADLY:; HARVEST,'^ Eichard Boone. ; California wine Violations charged tendance ' of? - ; the pupil A. but party, John Couture, said , the doesn't, guarantiee the perform-^ •charged during the weekend. party had already survived one country is a scene of terror for- an. Iron Curtain defector who Thomas Anderson, the par- is. a target for assassination. (i972):8:3&-, Chs, '3-8. ance ofPthe system.;;; threat to its existence when it ty's candidate for vice presi- resisted efforts at the last . ' "THE APPOINTMENT," Omar Sharif.. Romantic drama -. :: ' "There -; is a basic hypocrisy ! na- filmed in Rome. (1969 10:30, Ghs. 3-8. dent in 1972, told a news confer- tional convention to nominate ^ ori ftt6l guyr: m .) . pupil and frequentl , particularly in in Wisconsin y antiestab- As it was, he said , the North "Shortages lishment, made ;him a con- ENDS TUESDAY . : rural iareas and involving MADISON (AP) Vietnamese and Viet Cong re- . Wis,- 7:15-9:15 COMPANY . \- troversial figure during . the ceived between regularly, as ma- 80 per cent and farms, occur First it was carrots ,' then niits, time he has been $1" back or pull overseer of 8.1 per cent of thei r supplies jor suppliers .cut . honey and cabbage. an educational Includes French Fried or 55^-$l-$l .50 KfliJJMSIM cut without warning," he said. enterprise that from Russia, while fighting . Now conies a canning com- includes some 1.2 million pu- Mashed Potatoes , Cole Slaw, "We have received five reports pany official against the U.S. Soup or; Juice, Coffee, ice 850 who says there is pils; 113,000 employes, nearly that next week alone oyer ;a price-increase problem in ".What kind of insanity is Cream. PICNIC... farmers will be out of gasoline, half of whom are teachers ; and that ," Anderson asked. [Wisconsin 's pea fields. ahout 1,000 schools , R— $1.50 l"R V*Mr -v and all .indications are that con- 1 , Cy Blaska Joseph Birkenstocii , EN DS TUESDAY bring , spokesman for an Three months after his ap-. a Two Whatever kind of get-fogether you're p lan- tinued good weather will firm , said Friday there "defi- Eivers industrialist and state an acute problem of. fuel short- pointment in . 1970, Scribner STEAM SHOP , nitely will. be a shortage of raised the ire of two organ- party chairman , reported that 125 Main ning, get together with the Colonel and age to many more farmers . " peas in Wisconsin this year. since the state organization was Schreiber said there are " izations, of school supervisors A you 'U have a f/'nger-Iickin' good time, It places in YViseonsinP where vir- I Irregular weather has caused by appointing a community-se- tually no fuel products are late planling of the crop, lected black principa l for an can be a part/, a p icnic, a meeting or a available. He said the state Blaska sa id. He said 1973 pea east Harlem school. The man Office of packing started Wednesday and :held a state license but hadn't contacted the federal j "' Emergency Preparedness about (yields appear to be running be- been licensed by the city. . .. banquet. . low normal. - - the problem two weeks ago , but "Credenlialling can bo used s all go 3Tra[TO Jieports from the Palmrya to keep the Let' has received no reply, outs out ," Scribner BIG DOUBLE SHOCKER It can be a small group or a big crowd. Schreiber snid there has been area last week indicated the said , "Examinations that have 4 STARTS 9il5^- R —$1.50 Wisconsin "an increased incidence of carrot crop has been pnothing to do with the jobs Colonel Sanders can feed ony number of black market, gasoline snles" in damaged by hai! and rain. | themselves can bo biased to A&W^ Wisconsin. He sa id Wisconsin University of Wisconsin plant against minorities and prevent SIAMESE TWINS people in mighty fine style, gas dealers paid 13 cents pathologists reported Thursday their advancement." AT BIRTH - wholesale for a gallon of regu- that southeastern ' Wisconsin's cabbage -crop is being threat- Scribner also Is a strong ad- So come to your Kentucky Fried Chicken ened by two plant diseases. vocate of returning much of the Winona Daily News administrative nnd 21, 1973 Olher reports said heavy decision- store and see the store manager for details MOND/VY, JUNE making process to the commu- 1)7, HO. IBS r»lns have inspired poor pro- VOLUME duction from honey bees. nity. "Local school boards with- on catering. Publlthwl dally oxcopt Snturday nnd cer- Madison nut merchants in large cities, parents and tain hollde/s by Ropubllcon and Herald re- cut atundirl i.\ yd^Aj MIs^A Publlthlnn Compnny. 601 Fronklln St., ported recently that peanuts, even pupils can go a long way If you cook up the occasion, we 'll cook up VVInona, Mlnn. S59B7.' brazil nuts nnd other nuts arc toward producing an education- tUOSCRIPTION RATEJ in short supply. i af system that can meet tho fa- the food. Single copy \5 C dally. 3dc Sunrt ny. Blaska said sweet corn pros- i lure needs of students," ho. Delivered hy carrier per wcrik 10 cents/ 10 Vrftekt »15 30i 51 v/efkl t!0 £0. pects are below normal too, said. By moll slrlclly In nrtvencei pepor Late corn planting will ex- Last December , Scribner an- M mm slopped on •xplrntlon d»l«i tend the harvest • season into nounced hu was leaving his Uo<(il Ara/i - Rales tclow apply only —'dtfcJBRHfl w^^BBli In Wlnonn, Mouilon, ^obmha, F illrnoro months when the crop is threat- $r>:i,O00-fl-ycar job when his con- ^ and Olmslatf counllo» , In Mlnnttulnt ened hy frost, damage , he siiiil. tract ran out because of a . Buffalo, frsrnpoiilnnu, Pipln, iiicKinn Ktntiiiki f fridC\i\ckn and La Crnnn coun'lus In WliconMn, and Hike on down lo , arrped forc«» porionr««l wllh military your A&W rottaurctnt addr«sits In the continent nl United SMIr-i Mpn Wo - - , ¦ or ovoriBus wllh APO or addrosio^i 've got cool , frosty x^** * ^ ¦ CATERING SERVICE I ymtir . . t jj.co 9 montM . . . *?o n ^^fc. ''yy^'^mwy ^mm ^^mm^1 « monlhi . . . HS.00 3 monlhi , , . • •> oo mugs, of "Good Old- 1558 Service Drive Elsewhera In Uniled Slates tnd Cnnadn! ff I y««r , . (40.00 monlhi . . . J10.5I1 JV^yVw wmmWKAAA-WSK^m^mw^if m *J 'SPECIAL" ^i Winono, Minnaiola il montlu , . . t?D7j monlhi , . Sll.wi I Fa»hlon»d" root beer. Hi _ g^ *jiLiy WB B I B M' Sundjy How» only, I ycifr ... Hi no f '¦ ^ !^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Slnglo rlnlly cop ies m'.ltcilJI crnti «nch I THIS *' Am Sinn Is Sunday copies inn I Ind 7S conli TUESDAY And EVERY TUESDAY We've Got ^^^a^SUm ^mjL^ isch, | AAA On p\Ti ps|^Hj^^HHH^H "it's f inger lkkin'goodi > Sutiocrlplloni lor lou Ihtn nno monlhi 25C Small 11 per weok. Olher r»ile] on rciuoit. fl .( ^ioj o fl Send clianps of add roil, nollcei, un- 40c Coney Dogs for dollwored coploa, subicrlpllon ordnls anil olhar moll IIomi lo Wlnonn Dolly Nev/i, f *^ 0n M d|u sin PIJX « fl B k^Lw *~ a"^^- ^^ w P.O. flex 70, Winona, Mlnn, i'mr. fl it$»> ' /in * "i m^ ^— ^ "^ ^V ^F-*~ m ^BT^^VJ*^^ ¦R ' iA . MA SISTERS ^^^^ ^ For clrtulflllwi Inlnrmillio n cnll til- T\ ^. ' ^H Ittl I clsitltlod advertising, 4«.TIVIi AT 9:20 1 l-.r9. Plw. dl*.[>foy nrtvertmlna, ' ittt-ZMOi nuiJ ,, <'A ! 0" fl ^I Saconci Shockir qt l liOO UU. Aran codo, SOI. I ftSftf S"' ^ bacond cloti poitog* p»id a| v/inon», *^^wJfj*z.^mr^£m*mwr ..'' f Jtt&7£&tj ^U Wlrrn, Ca 45242 1 «*!l2^» I 3 i ^ I R A&W ift j m Huff " I Drive In ^K' ^MJl|| l^fT'T V^ I . rTt6^Zl 7i I MANKATO A SARNIA Wlnonfl Dally Nnwi ' HT * 1? I 'tj 'J,' 4 Wlnonn, Wltinosota OPEN 10:30 n.m. to 11:30 p.m. J MONDAY. JUNE 35, W3 By decompuferizing Companies solve hitches in work By JOHN CUNNIFF case, another company put its Melly, they often find it nearly I EDP capability is sometimes ¦ ates note, the answer some- NEW YORK (AP) — When payroll on computer at a cost impossible to obtain objective the answer. But more often times lies in tbe opposite ac- the computer man tells the of $4,000 a month. It didn't take opinions within their own or- than before, he and his associ- l tion. boss, "I want to develop a new, ganizations, on-line telecommunications sys- a wise man to discover that one Answers to the two basic tem," then it's time for the clerk, at $800 a month, could do questions, "Do we really need boss lo ask some questions, the very same job. these systems?" and "What are says Francis Melly. the benefits?" too often elicit a Ireland to install More complex was the oper- defensive response from the Melly, who headed the elec- ation at a major food company, tronic data processing oper- EDp technician who devised which spent $2 million for on- the setup. ation for a major corporation line order processing equip- before becoming a manage- Moreover , most EDP man- its new president ment and programming that ment consultant, estimates that agers like to keep abreast of cost $1.2 million a year to oper- the state of the art. They take DUBLIN (AP) — Tbe Irish Childers. a former deputy American business already has ate. 20 per cent more EDP capabil- pride in having the latest equip- Republic installs an English- prime minister, was the candi- ity than it needs. Examining it alter the com- ment, and they tend to view ev- born Protestant as its fourth date of the opposition Fianna pany reported malfunctions, erything, says Welly, with "a president today amid a marked Fail party in last month's pres- But, he said, that isn't going Welly discovered that the com- narrow, parochial focUs. " display of religious conciliation. idential election. He defeated to deter many companies, when pany's EDP people, enamored Working toward an obvious Erskine Childers, 68, is the Tom O'Higgins, candidate of faced wiih problems, from try- of the latest EDP techniques plug for the outside consultant, second Protestant to hold the the governing National Coali- ing to solve them with even and hardware, had put together he maintains that to ask the presidency of this over- tion. more equipment. Seldom, be an eleborate system somewhat manufacturer to analyze the whelmingly Roman Catholic na- Childeitt has promised to pro- maintains, does it occur to unrelated to needs and costs. system is to test the manufac- tion but is the first to have won mote reconciliation with North- them that less ratber than By simplifying the system, turer's loyalty to himself. it by election. Dr. Douglas ern Ireland , where the Protes- more might be the answer. the company not only obtained Hyde, the Protestant scholar tant majority is intent on keep- And yet, more and more more efficiency in its order Since t h e manufacturer's who was the first president un- ing its links with Britain. RECEIVE RECOGNITION , , Merrillan, for men sold the equipment and der the 1937 constitution, was He has suggested calling an ¦¦ . > . Honored Lawton; and/ Mrs Gibson Gile companies are solving hitches processing, but stood to save '.' for past service to the Black River Memorial . her late husband. Noi present for the presenta- in their work flow by pulli ng $600,000 on operations. probably revised some of the appointed unopposed. all-Ireland conference to seek Hcspital, Black River Falls , were direc- hospital's annual the plugs so to speak customer's work flow to fit the steps toward national unity. , Wis: . tion, which was part of the , , by dis- There are instances, Melly system, it is highly -unlikely While Protestant and Roman tors of the board who served since the hospital were Judge L I. Drecktrah, Dr. integrating their integrated Catholics fight in Northern Ire- Whether the idea gets off the meeting, . will remind you, when a com- they will ever advise unplugg- ground depends largely on the was opened in; 1968. Plaques designating dates Ridiard Holder , Dr. Eugene Krohn, and data systems, by—to put it pany can benefit from more land, leaders of both faiths bluntly—decomputeri ing. That is too much to expect, outcome of this week's elec- of service were given to, from left, Duane Hoff- Wayne Lutz, Melrose. The meeting was held zing. EDP, and in that case he ad- says Melly. were to participate in Childers' inauguration. tions in Ulster to choose a new . man, Edger Olsoii, .Riifiis Dimnuck; Mjs. at the hospital June 20. ( Betty Epstein photo ) Melly, who is president of the vises installations. But more He didn't respond to the ver- provincial assembly. Richard Lawtob, for. the late Judge Richard ; management systems division frequently than before , he bal prompting of a bystander, The ceremony was to take of Fry Consultants, can refer to states, he finds savings possible place in Dublin .Castle, once the The new first lady, Mrs. Rita who said that many companies Childers, is a Roman Catholic several recent examples in in decomputerizing. need to go through a computer symbol of British rule in Ire- which decomputerization and a land. It was to be preceded by and a former press attache at It is when sales and profits detoxification program , but he the British Embassy in Dublin. return to more rudimentary did maintain that some com- an interdenominational service manual procedures improved lag that higher executives be- at St. Patrick's Cathedral led Outgoing President Earnon gin to re-examine their EDP fa- panies are helpless in con- 90 and almost total- work flow and saved money. In trolling EDP. by Dr. George Simms, arch- De Valera, cilities, but even then, says l blind, left office Sunday at i r m a n one company, he relates, five "It's like a drug," he said, bishop of Armagh and primate y ^"fe lp^^li^a sales department functions of the Protestant Church of Ire- tne close of his second seven- PLANT STAYS OPEN explaining that companies be- term. He and his 95-year- were part of an integrated elec- come dependent upon the com- land . year old wife Sinead, plan to live tronic system. By removing BARABOO, Wis. (AP) - puter and the programs used Archbishop Simms was to be , two of the functions and mak- About 150 workers who were to out their days in a retirement by the computer, and tbat when joined by William Cardinal the Sisters of u irhy ing them manual , the company be laid off at the Badger Army problems arise they are unable Conway, Roman Catholic pri- home run by •IK^^^i^^^^i^^o Dublin . saved $400,000 a year, the ammunition plant will be re- , relief, Charity in south BLOOMINGHDN, Minn. CAP) The election of the 38-year-old rn ittee. His election also was a to find except through mate of Dublin. Presbyterians, equivalent of a $4.5 million tained because of new produc- more. And, in fact, that is often Methodists, Lutherans and -- The new chairman of the Brown represented a slap at victory for Rudy- Boschwitz, the sales increase. Winona Daily News C free-swinging OOP national tion demands, a plant official the only advice they receive. Quakers also were to partici- Winona, Minnesota *» Minnesota . Republican . party current party leadership. He In an admittedly extreme said Friday. IKally concedes that more pate. 1973 says he'll:-.Visit every county in won on the first - ballot over committeeman who has battled MONDAY, JUNE 25. the state this summer to ' . meet Lars / Carlson, 35, Minneapolis, to break the party's traditional with /.Republican \forkers; and and Ron Kelly,,Apple Valley. mold. news;media. ,; , ; The public issue was the Boschwitz was the only major "I want to get active partici- choice between a fulltime, paid party leader to support Brown. pation frpm the block worker leader and a volunteer, unpaid 1 .': Carolyn Ring,. Richfield, was on up, ' .said state Sen. Robert cbairman. But underlying that J. - Brown, Stillwater, following was lack of confidence in the elected state chairwoman with- his election- as; party chairman C50P establishment which led out opposition. She succeeds Lu Saturday night. "As; a volunteer tbe party to poor election show- Stocker, St. Paul, who retired I -want; to get people to develop ings the paist three, years. after four years as chairwo- pride in the Republican party. I Brown's support came large- man. ¦ want to create some ex- ly froitt outstate delegates tc Brown succeeds David Krog- citement.'* .? the GOP state Central Com^ seng, 37, who is stepping down after two years to open a politi- cal consulting business. fj %^^fl ^ ^ ^s ^ m t m Brown characterized his vic- *v^^ ^^^C*"^^m^m^mr^m^^^^^^m^^. ^mwLi J ^mwkimmmL^m^M ^^^H ^. ^v^^^^ *^^. ^^^ t^ ^ ^ tory as showing the party is ^ ^ open, that the rank-and-file can Cass Lake protest overturn the decisions of party leaders. "It proves the average guy can get in and have a piece of draws 8 arrests the action," he said. Minn. P(AP.) -r cago Heights, 111.; Howard Jebe CASS LAKE, Meanwhile, state Sen. Robert Law enforcement officials in- of Hickory Hills,. 111.; and Max dicated Siiiday night that oiily Bbivman of Morton Grove, 111. ; Stassen, South St. Paul, who eight fishermen had been ar- After they were arrested they himself had been a candidate rested . on . Leech Lake Indian drove ;. into £ass Lake, . where for the office briefly, said the ; : Reservation for failure to; pur- Larsen posted $20 bond each election showed "this group . . was in the mocd to make some ^(K chase a $1 fishing stamp-^and for himself, Forge and phis W A WHFN A changes." A three .out-of-state: ; giiests. "It . tlese befor e ah ? announced fish- . "If we let it hurt the party, it ^R ^ "' ' . ¦was the best $100 I ever spent v In was to begin. ; , ¦ ,'' will. If we don it'll be better of Friday the stamps were -he said.' " ' .' 't, \ As . . for us," said Stassen, who was required of non-Indians fishing elected state party treasurer. on the reservation. P. ? Forge said he requested an August trial. "We will, natural- "He (Brown) is one of the ¦ A group called the Cass Lake ly, plead not guilty - to the hardest working guys I know,' ^^23k ? Citizens Committee had urged charge -and I will present evi- Stassen added. "If there is any- yL IHT^^fljTWT i^H* l a fish-in for Saturday afternoon dence that the Mihnesota-Chip- body that can carry it off , he ^^ to protest the stamp require- pewa agreement is uncon- can.'' ment, the result of an agree- stitutional. A. ' A With 217 votes needed for ment between the Leech Lake "It violates Article 2 of the election, Brown had 237, Car- Chippewa band and the State of Constitution and the Fifth arid lson? received 184 and Kelly Minnesota. Fourteenth amendments," eight. , Forge said. ¦ " ¦/ ¦ But eight persons were ar- ¦. . Brown, an associate professor lested without protest Friday "I will also ask the court to at St. Thomas College in St. alight on the dock of Maple Leaf consolidate this case so we can Paul, was elected to the Min- Resort on Sucker Bay of Leech all be tried at once.1' nesota Senate in 1966. Lake. Under the agreement passed Brown will retain his Senate Of the eight, only two are by the legislature and signed seat and serve as party chair- Minnesota residents. They are into law by Gov. Wendell An- man on a parttime, volunteer . Maple Leaf Resort owner Dick derson , the Indians agreed not basis. He argued prior to his W CHECKING ACCOUNT JL& Larsen and Jim Olson of St. to engage in commercial fish- election that this would free the Paul. The other six are John ing of game fish, In return, the chairman to speak for the par- Forge, an Independence, Mo., $1 surcharge goes to the Chip- ty without having to consider attorney who will defend the pewa band. his position as a GOP employe, eight; Harry Tlibncr and Leon- Indians have the right to hike Carlson would have retained COMB IN HANDY! ard Bluhm of Michigan . City, the permit fee to So per cent of the concept of a fulltime, sala- ( It's Summertime and vocation time ... time to enjoy SM: . Ind.; Wayne Bowman of Chi- the state license in the future. ried chairman. JK* \V y:?Z- '-<*.M *i$S^ Mi JMVBHI '' MM Mf MMfc MBM • ^^J^^#^
\ or WNOMA WAI NUT KNITRHOLE desk and cbnlr , NEW EFFICIENCIES 454-4196 135 acre hobby typp farm located 25 miles from Winona , hofnr» . Tnl. day or ninh I , 507454.W4 TASTEFULLY furnished wllh n docora, *H4.»S . KOIUYSKOWSKI ri)R- or wrltn Dick Drury lit . 0, Winona, RloilliHi s llalr nnd lenlurlng luxurious shag Minn., on good all weather road . Good solid homo and ¦* cur ' NITUItn, 30V Mnnknln Ave, Open Mon. tor ' Mlnn. 559117 . cnrpnls, colorful drnw drapes, contem- ' ll, (ivdiilnns. garage, flood sot. of outbuildings including tho barn , lioated nnil I porary furnished nnd all electric appli- Somebody Wants ITriN COLLECTION ninny mnlUcln ances anrl lioal, calf raising building, granary, nnd good double corn crib. including punch linwlis , hnnknr*, ton s Remnant Must 'bo scon to bo appreciated. ImmiMifnlo possession. •ft . Cash or cnrtlfliKl chock only. Slirw- Kelly' KEY APARTMENTS Your Home . Inp .Inly Ml, 711) mid tllh. Appnlnlrrtrnls . . 13511 Randall St. aercN tilhdile loi-uted fi'^'.lliln. Alr.o 161.7 NL ShllllNM, Pflflff Specials 105 acre beef anil hog farm wilh 150 ' nvnr^dn, twerrl, rub- lidslrom Ronlly 14 rrrlhnnk, 19.115 Tnrrnplnnn . .lint over- U'xin'A" Portree, Anrl we lwv* p what It trJces limits. Excellent set of outbuildings in- Hnpilar »H9, 5ALK WI Tnl. 452-7760 or M 7110 at tho Arcadia city luiiilorl, 19611 ( hryslm w»(|n«ha. 211" Knlllni) hlr.yr.lo, Villi iniiiiil ,tnti|n , 4 Wnslimln Shopplim r.enlrr -k AilvertiNinp thai, nitwits A silos of which :i have unloaders; n Ws\M pole shed; 2 feed rlmlli, l?l). ll/:i W, Mnrh M, lnl 4M fast. 7\>i; S1IIDPNT AI'ARTM^NIS-renlrnlly lo- atUMillon to your liomo. bunks and 2 conveyor elevators. Check this one? Good Thing* lo E«t 65 (.nhid ronlliiu now fnr suinmnr and Inli,' JIM ROI1I1 liCAITY, Tnl. 454- •k Ahlllly to show yoiir ptirehnsed as a unit or purehiviod KIl'lirN CIIPIiriAUni, wm nKliwI pill" - 3 farms whieb may be (Id/M l i.wOWN KirtMmi,. milniis, slrnwhiii ,5(170. tw'i'l Omirt (oiulllliin, lnl, I nwKlnii 4II/.I . ,| liomo tintl croalti » dosiro 4-BEDROOM HOME 'iloly as liolih y fnriiis. No. I Lirni consists of Mil aeros i n,.., MIIIII I nnrl pint I"HV li"«r' W scpiir. ' I' nlal.i HI9 .i Kioiii hirnhScrt apart. f or ' lAfKYAIID KIIMMAr.p. f.nln , Hum , M/ inm iiii'il, pitiMl dnlr^. Wliinnn SIX III W. owne rshli). willi 70 tillnlilo wilh n giHid IIKK I CITI home and full nilsing ' niiMit I' mplnynl crnipln prnfei rad, nn Rnnlcns nro pliinlcd nnd t- I |(| to ;i , Mniknl , . <»ti 3 woll nuitiiciH'cd nc ivs. Tlio ' acres wilh 50 acres lll lahle , '"nl, c hllihi'ii. Nn piiv Aunllnblii July 1. •k SaU'Hiniinslilp tlinI enables operation; No. ?. consists of 120 .Iltlmi jire I OIHII Nn 3- - SII'AWIU ItHirr. Pli'k yniir own. i$s to Uio slrnwliiMTy pUmls n\u\ fruit , trees in full I I . fair sel of oul hulldlngs but homo needs work; Farm . itnwiri.ur- KIDIIK . Mnwi u'> fl-tn. LAIlOtl ?-riinni, Wnnl fnr smplnynrt t. nu- Kc|l and Hose a ll'-w 71 inuiloK nl i,|uii |,il liil' Ki y.iin ,wn innlilnen, liivilimlnn 1 , recent ly remodeled I nunc , Vt. 331 Wmlllnalnn SI., Apl, 4, HO neves with 30 news tillable ,'.n» now nl mu now |iirnll»M i I imi Kilnii'l. ' t inlli' off Hwy. V' pla, Nn |mh, deal. A hcniilifiii setting ju.sl 21> inliiutos from Wlnonn up ! , nnd ' linrn I'liNiiier , ffWI II 'iUITI V fit i\\ \lt<\ l ii'.l "I M/II 'II I AIKI. M0 fl. ilnirv burn wilh -17 st inicliinns MAINlPNANf.l * "" •k Knowledge HVII . IMOS (il , limnc I.s while , slucco iwicl in inimncuUilo 71I It. .Ird. Sf. ini . *V1 >',n of 'I K ' Hwy. Tlio nl.lncboi l milkhouse , and Mx.'ld silo will i unlondur. Miifilcfll Mot chnndlso 70 ARE YOU HAPPY? mid loans Dial will IH'I|> ll VDtlR Apnrlnunl loo noisy? eoiidit ioii, MUS 1171) , miles off 104 conslsliiig of Try Iho Iho biiyrr finaiK'c, IHO acre hobby farm located 2 ANTIQUI: INStlftlMIIMTS Irnm All!) Rl fit MUSK Al ¦ a good modern home , pole shed , granary, :i2xi>0 barn and nnwor r, i> nl lui o Milpplnn. Tun I'lnnii i, vlnhns. i Inrlnnl* . ¦Iliimini HAKIM'S ' KEY APARTMENTS "' , pith up nnrl ilollvm y. lnl , nl. I'rlilal iiiiynnillo "PI'ly Offk'c lloiii 's: a a.m. to ll p.m. Alio , Priced for c|iiick HII I IV , V'l VIVA, I.niiipi'ln All l-lirrlronm, r.nmiilelnly lurnlihnil. |,,w«nl piiillin-in in lin . IIARlJl 'll - IH ,IVP \IK) W. Kni.idwny Mon, thru .SalitiTliiy.s AKTK H llOUllS: MtlMi: I.K'IHI , 1^ l » ,' 1 1 '' • GATE CITY .(i , neres till alile , H.irn mid nt- "" I<||. 45I 4V0C or 4M-29aO /^^\ K' a< 'ro pasture farm wilh OS hd vviieii v a,m, nnd 9 p.m. uprings- ono very largo nlxl ex- MAIL sinvo siiinnii- AGENCY^vji.i^\»< e nfflteft) tiiclicd 24x40 polo shed. :i which we ha vo listed , please nmlncl Norlhern Inveslinciit Muv He Paiil »l • I'lli.clrniili' .'i • Sii|i|ill<>» to:i W. Nrowlway Compnny, lkml Kstule [hokci'S , Independence , Wisconsin , Buslnoiu Plncom tor Ront 92 I,, A. Silicic. — MILS r TED MA I L'R DRUGS • liiNli 'iinxuiL Hi'p'i'l'R CiMiiitr nrondway & Main Tol. 7l.)-|M]5-:) l !H Oil afl er Imlir.s, Kldmi W. Ilei'H , Itenl I'l.slnlo m TU'iillor. Will Ho Taltoii <|,| K ami 'J''"'- *M- ' Cft'lca H'AC.U tor renl, L«v«i Plain Toi. mum Snlcsujaii, Arciulin . Wis,, 'l'el. «(IH-:i4;i-V:i[i0, No Telephone Ordorn tail, Inuulia HARDT'S MUS IC STOKD. ' ; ;:' ;. : BuzrsAV/YE^
REX MORGAN, MD. By Dal Curtis SHOW IN CHICAGO. This NEW Summer merchandise" will be coming In and the older, discontinued inodds must be moved out. Shop these and many other Spectacular Bargains nowl -
Save $6.50 on a square $20.00 Lamp A ¦ '¦«¦ ¦" *n nn c - L ak Table in American walnut. Plnetic ' " * ° n . , A , \lfc 1 ** < ¦%llCA '.VViished 5349.00«&2 rn double. ^T dresser, mir-^ nn,sh .•••.,.••..•• ¦. ... Only *J>M«iW or, chest and bed. Heavy mold- t£AQA AA ' ' ¦ " ' . ' ' i ' i 'r i ed plastic fronts and base. Only «P.£iOOiUU " Save 540.00 on a Modern Styled ' Save $31.00 on Englcmder $139.00 $179.00 Sofa. 100% Nylon, Scotch-
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