Intersection Crash Kills 4 In Minnesota
Four died and several were injured in a Sunday night crash at a U.S. 12 and County Road 14 intersection near Delano Wright County. Other weekend fatalities included drivers and passengers in separate incidents across Minnesota. The total toll for 1966 rose to 443 with additional hospitalizations and fatal outcomes.
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Associated Press
Delano
Minnesota
Indiana
Staples
Winnipeg
Can
Nicky Moore
Sharpsville
Ind
Susan Wilson
Indianapolis
State Highway Patrol
Ivin Kelm
Battle Lake
U.S. 12
Wright County
Oliver E. Lee
Savage
Orville Vollrath
Donna Mae Kickhafer
Mound
Buffalo
Sandra Kohler
Minneapolis
Kickhafer
Geraldine Koechler
Thomas
Francis Novak
Alexandria
Dwain Bieniek
Bowlus
Little Falls
Todd County 12
Swanville
Multiple Fatalities From Vehicle Crashes Across Wisconsin
A series of weekend crashes kills several youths and adults across Lincoln, Clark, Waushara and surrounding counties. Victims include James Dubel 19 Stitzer and Jack Wurster 19 Tomahawk in Lincoln County. Others: Gerrard Bocian 14 Chicago Lynn Clark County. Jeremiah Hyne 33 Fox Lake injured fatally. Douglas Bartow 8 Oshkosh pedestrian death. Kenneth McQuiston 18 Alma struck while adjusting plates. James Burg 37 Lannon fatally injured. Annie Laurie Kenitz 8 Montello dies after collision while bicycle riding. Jon Gray 21 Wausau dies from motorcycle crash. driver and passenger friends of Gray also involved.
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da Kingston
Elkhorn
Lancaster
James Dubel
Stitzer
Jack L. Wurster
Tomahawk
Merrill
Lincoln County
Jerold L. Hyne
Fox Lake
Douglas O. Bartow
Oshkosh
Kenneth L. McQuiston
Alma
Durand
Gerrard Bocian
Chicago
Marshfield
Owen
Clark County
James W. Burg
Lannon
Annie Laurie Kenitz
Montello
Jon Gray
Wausau
Gray
Stock quotations from Shearson Hammill and Co
Quotations from Shearson Hammill and Co show inter dealer bid and asked price ranges for La Crosse Cooler Norplex Pyroil Eaton Fidelity Manhattan Mass Investors Natl Investors Puritan and Wisconsin mutual funds and bonds. The list includes fund price ranges and a note that bids are inter-dealer prices and asked prices include approximate markup.
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la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tel
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co. Inc
Tausche Bonds
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass
Natl. Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Hearing Postponed on Picketing Order at Bush Store
A hearing before County Judge Leonard F. Roraff on a court order to stop picketing at 1602 Redfield St. store operated by William L. Bush has been moved from Monday to Tuesday after noon. The suit, filed by Bush against Hillview Home Local 750, seeks a permanent ban on picketing by union members or supporters. A temporary order was issued Friday.
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la Crosse
Leonard F. Roraff
8Th Dist
William L. Bush
Redfield St
Hillview Home
Bush
County Board
Hillview
Ray Sunder
Officials warn Viet Nam may slide toward major war
U Thant warned after a Moscow trip that Viet Nam could become a major war if current trends persist. Mansfield and Aiken warned escalation could lead to an open ended conflict and questioned whether the Soviet Union seeks a major war. They noted Moscow’s refusal to reconvene the Geneva talks suggests no imminent move to negotiate.
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U.N
U Thant
Moscow
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Aiken
Soviet Union
United States
Cochairman
Cab Driver Beaten. Two Soldiers Charged with Aggravated Battery
An off duty La Crosse taxicab driver Robert Wright 48 was beaten Sunday evening in the 300 block of N 3rd Street. Two Camp McCoy soldiers James Hetzer 20 Blue Island Ill and David Glaudin 20 Fort Worth Tex were arraigned on aggravated battery and theft charges and continued until Wednesday.
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la Crosse
N. 3Rd Street
Robert Wright
Rose St
Camp McCoy
James Hetzer
Blue Island
Ill
David Glaudin
Fort Worth
Tex
Leonard Roraff
Wright
Rose Street
3Rd Street
Kenneth Espenes
Hetzer
Glaudin
Bird Club To Meet Officers Re-Elected
Winona Minn Kenneth Krumm of the Upper Mississippi Federal Wildlife service will show bird nest slides and habits at the Hiawatha Valley Bird Club meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Holzinger Lodge Lake Winona New officers are Francis Voelker president Kenneth Krumm vice president Mrs Harvey Gordon secretary Ellen Kinsella treasurer Board members include Karl Lipsohn Frances Dickerson Pauline Wershofen J Milton Dahm Sanford Tyler Mrs J Milton Dahm is the Minnesota Ornithologists Union representative.
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Winona
Minn
Kenneth Krumm
Winona Area
Upper Mississippi
Frances Dickerson
Pauline Wershofen
J. Milton Dahm
Sanford Tyler
Minnesota Ornithologists Union
Bardot and Sachs Stop in Switzerland on Honeymoon
Actress Brigitte Bardot and her husband Gunther Sachs arrived in Lausanne on their honeymoon. They paused briefly before continuing to Velden on Lake Wörthersee for a summer resort visit.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Brigitte Bardot
Gunther Sachs
Velden
Woerthersee
British sergeant dies of wounds after grenade attack
An AP report states a British army sergeant died Sunday from wounds suffered when terrorists threw grenades at a servicemen's bus Saturday, amid escalating violence in Aden.
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Aden
Classified Ad: More Dollars for You Sell Unneeded Items
Classified note invites readers to earn more dollars by selling unused belongings and provides a contact phone number 782-8040 for placement.
Senate Opens Hearings On School Prayers
Senate hearings begin on a proposed constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayers in public schools. Dirksen urges a Senate vote before adjournment, citing court decisions and a plan to bypass the subcommittee if needed. The measure would require two thirds in both chambers and ratification by three fourths of states.
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Senate
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Dirksen
Congress
Bayh
Supreme Court
New York Public S
Pennsylvania
House
Knowles Court Reacts to Wisconsin Supreme Court Baseball Ruling
Knowles refused to criticize last week’s Wisconsin Supreme Court decision reversing the antitrust conviction against baseball. He called it the law of the land and noted a close question on whether baseball falls under antitrust laws. He discussed public access, urban finance, and potential political moves after returning from vacation.
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Braves
Knowles
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Washington
Dena Smith
Henry Maier
John Doyne
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Fairchild
Sniper Wounds Eight at University of Texas Tower
A sniper on the 26th floor of the University of Texas tower wounded eight people on the campus. Shots came from both sides of the tower as police rushed to the scene to stop the shooter. Officers pursued the sniper with rifles equipped with telescopic sights.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
U S B52s Hit Viet Cong Base Near Saigon
U S B52 bombers struck a Viet Cong base camp 25 miles northwest of Saigon and U S troops of the 25th Division swept in, finding a large cache of 90 000 rounds of ammunition mines and submachine guns. A U S Air Force F104 was shot down north of Hanoi.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 25Th Division
U.S
Hanoi
High
25Th Division
Pleiku City
North Viet Nam
Air Force
ICC
Demilitarized
State Department
Washington
Ben Hai River
Hastings
Control Commission
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
India
Canada
Poland
Viet Nam
Speck enters innocent plea in eight indictments
Getty enters Speck plea of innocent to eight indictments. Napoli assigns case to Judge Paschen. Courtroom security tight with 65 sheriffs on duty. photo restrictions imposed. Philippine embassy attache observes. Victims include Philippine exchange nurses and Chicago area senior student nurses housed at South Chicago Community Hospital quarters.
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Getty
Speck
Napoli
Herbert C. Paschen
Jose Naldo
Philippine Embassy
Philippine Exchange
Chicago
South Chicago Community Hospital
Fire Destroys Sparta Home Now Believed Porch Start
Lawrence Yeske’s two story frame house on a back porch fire swept the Sparta home Sunday engulfing the structure before neighbors alerted the Sparta Fire Department. Interior gutted, walls stood, five children away at activities, family staying with friends. Red Cross chapter launches drive to aid the family.
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Sparta
Wis
Lawrence Yeske
Sparta Fire Department
Yeske
Spartan Lanes
Sparta Red Cross Chapter
Racial tensions flare across multiple cities after weekend clashes
Across several cities including Omaha Los Angeles and New York violent confrontations erupt as white supremacist groups pamphlet neighborhoods and clashes occur. Police deploy riot guns in Omaha while demonstrations and arrests rise with injuries reported.
Boy 9 Mauled by Wolf at Lincoln Park Zoo
At Manitowoc Wisconsin a 9-year-old boy, Harvey Moffatt Jr., was badly mauled when he fed a hamburger to a timber wolf behind a large mesh fence. Police said one wolf bit and clawed his right forearm after the boy opened an exhibit gate.
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Public Safety
Francis Lynch
Los Angeles
Manitowoc
Lincoln Park
Harvey Moffatt Jr
Harvey Moffatt
La Crosse Tribune Publication Notice Details
The La Crosse Tribune published in La Crosse Wisconsin is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. It notes AP news use restrictions and provides postage and rate details for mail and carrier delivery services.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
U S To Host World Scout Jamboree 1967
The United States will host the World Boy Scout Jamboree August 1 to 9 1967 at Farragut State Park Idaho. Over 10 000 Scouts and scouters from 90 countries will participate with U S participation limited to about 5 000. Region 7 including Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin gets 495 places.
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United States
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Robert B. Tremain
Gateway Area Council
U.S
Tremain
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Region 7
Council
la Crosse
Fires and medical calls in La Crosse on July 31
On July 31 multiple incidents occurred including a street inflammable liquid spill at West Avenue and Pine Street, oxygen given to Mrs. Cora Brown at Trinity Lutheran Church, rubbish fire behind Degen Berglund Drug Store, a grass fire behind Frank Len Service Station, a car fire on South Avenue with damaged wires, and a grass fire at Clinton Street dump. Also two hospital transports for Mrs. Powers and Helen Grossbach following illnesses and injuries.
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West Avenue
Pine Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cora Brown
Caledonia St
St. Francis Hospital
Degen Berglund Drug Store
Losey Blvd. S
Frank Len
South Ave
South Avenue
Lyle Finn
St. Paul
Clinton Street
Joseph Powers
Avon St
Lutheran
Johnson outlines noninflationary airline settlement
President Johnson announced a Friday night tentative airline labor settlement that rejects a 6 percent annual raise, nearly twice the White House guideline. He claimed higher industry productivity would keep inflation in check. The strike costs exceed 200 million in lost wages and airline revenue, with Sie Miller reporting continued action. Curtin, the chief airline negotiator, urged Congress to respond to public opinion as the dispute persists.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Johnson
White House
Siemiller
William J. Curtin
Congress
Building Permits Down In County July Totals Dip
La Crosse County Zoning Commissioner Richard Nagle reports July permits dropped to 15 with an estimated 189000 in construction. This contrasts with 39 permits and 318444 in July 1965 as restrictions and high loan rates cut residential building nationwide.
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la Crosse County
Richard Nagle
Nagle
Radio Highlights and Baseball Broadcasts
Monday radio schedule lists WLCX at 7 p.m. with Vox Pop and WKBH at 7 55 p.m. A Minnesota Twins vs Boston Red Sox game is on the docket.
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WLCX
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
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