Five Outstanding Young Men named by Wisconsin Jaycees
Sparta's Richard D. Johnson is among five men chosen as Outstanding Young Men by the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce at its midyear convention. The group includes William E. Branen of Burlington Delwin V Hintzmann of Watertown Charles F Mead of Waukesha and William P Wenzler of Brookfield.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
William E. Branen
Burlington
Delwin V.hintzmann
Watertown
Richard D. Johnson
Sparta
Charles F. Mead
William P. Wenzler
Brookfield
Goldfine Holds Key To Scandal Involving Justice Dept
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine, jailed in Danbury for tax evasion, is described by William H. Lawrence of ABC as holding the key to a major political scandal under Justice Department investigation. Lawrence says evidence could implicate both parties and that a grand jury decision hinges on testimony from Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman. Unconfirmed reports say Goldfine may disclose his complex finances.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Justice Department
William H. Lawrence
American Broadcasting Co
Teapot Dome
Lawrence
Department
Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Boston
Danbury
Conn
Johnson Cited For Civic Role
Sparta resident Richard D Johnson aged 31 was named Sparta 1961 outstanding young man of the year by the State Junior Chamber at a Waukesha convention. His civic work includes service on the Sparta Board of Education overseeing a 1.5 million high school project and leadership of Trinity Lutheran Church. He is past president of the Sparta Red Cross Chapter.
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Sparta
Wis
Richard D Johnson
Johnson
Sparta Red Cross
Lee Johnson
Aquinas Wins A in State Play Contest
Stevens Point AP One act plays by La Crosse Aquinas and Brookfield Central won top A ratings in the Wisconsin High School Forensic Association finals. B's went to Greenwood Port Washington Cambria Preble and Oconto Falls. Rhinelander Colfax earned C's. Aquinas cast included Charles Gschwind Lorelle Brownell Colleen Kavanaugh coached by Sister M Marcia.
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Stevens Point
la Crosse Aquinas
Brookfield Central
Wisconsin High School Forensic Association
B’s
Greenwood
Port Washington
Cambria Preble
Oconto Falls
Rhinelander
Colfax
C’s
Aquinas
Charles Gschwind
Lorelle Brownell
Colleen Kavanaugh
M. Marcia
Public Hearing On City Budget To Be Monday
La Crosse aldermen set a 7 30 p m Monday adjourned Council committee of the whole to review a tentative 1962 municipal budget and hold a public hearing. The plan suggests a 48 90 tax rate per 1 000 and a surplus near 285 000, enabling tax relief or other changes.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Finance Committee
Newet
Milo G. Knutson
Competition stiff for All-America honors in La Crosse
D J Petruccelli of the Greater La Crosse Chamber reports stiff competition among 22 communities for the All-America Cities Award with 11 finalists to be named. He notes Wisconsin’s largest delegation to national chamber events, growth in recreation and industry efforts, and city projects like Mt La Crosse harbor Goose Island camping and a $495000 parking ramp as part of La Crosse’s bid.
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la Crosse
D. J. Petruccelli
Greater la Crosse
Petruccelli
Milo G. Knutson
Robert Smyth
Chamber
Smyth
Wisconsin
Ann Landers
IBM
American Motors
Community Chest
Knutson
Doctor imposed rules can be detrimental, says expert
Wilmington, Del. AP Dr Chauncey Leake of Ohio State University warned against doctor imposed rules that deprive patients of minor pleasures he said undermine will to recover. He noted few illnesses require total prohibition of smoking and that moderate drinking may aid appetite and convalescence in chronic conditions.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Chauncey D. Leake
Ohio State University
Leake
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
Delaware Academy of General Practice
Youth meeting speaker urges media to cover positive projects
About 130 delegates at the District 7 Wisconsin Youth Conference in La Crosse heard Tomah High School representative Christopher Scott urge youth to push positive stories to news outlets. He criticized sensational coverage and called for emphasis on CARE contributions, Get Out the Vote efforts, and community cleanups.
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Tomah
District 7
Wisconsin Youth Committee
la Crosse State College
Christopher Scott
Tomah High School
White House
Charles Burch Jr
Central High School
Rexford Mitchell
Scott
Wisconsin
Charles Burch
LaCrosse Central
Elvina Tichy
Pepin County
Tribune
Six Trujillo aides killed after alleged ambush order
Dominican government says six men tied to the assassination of dictator Rafael Trujillo were themselves assassinated after an order from Rafael Trujillo Jr. The men disappeared Nov. 18 during a bus trip to a reenactment and were later reported killed. Authorities pursue those involved as President Balaguer faces opposition claims of dictatorship.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Attorney General
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Trujillo
Atty
Porfirio Soria
Trujillos
Rafael Jr
Paris
Marco Antonio Jorge Moreno
Luis Jose Leon Estevez
Gilberto Sanchez Rubirosa
Dante Minervino
the Butcher
Francisco Antonio Marte Tejeda
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Viriato A. Fiallo
National Civic Union
Oppo
Stevenson Eyes Illinois Senate Run After White House Meeting
Adlai Stevenson said he is weighing a bid for the Illinois Senate seat held by Everett Dirksen. He spoke with President Kennedy after meeting at the White House and indicated a decision would come before month’s end. Stevenson, 61, has been U.N. ambassador since earlier this year and could face a 1962 election against Dirksen.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
White House
Kennedy
United Nations
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.N
Dirksen
Senate
House
Adlai
State Picture Calendar Sale Nearing Close
The 1962 Wisconsin Picture Calendar and Date Book is nearly sold out with $1 each. It features fifty four black and white photos and six color reproductions, daily appointment sections, an annual calendar, address pages, and telephone numbers. Copies are available at The La Crosse Tribune business office or through Tribune carriers in over 75 communities. Mail orders are welcome with one dollar per copy, postage paid.
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la Crosse Tribune
Carrier Bay
the Tribune
Wisconsin Book Department
The
la Crosse
Wis
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