Getting rid of old moons rocket experts study space traffic jams
Rocket experts at a meeting of the International Geophysical Year Committee discuss handling derelict satellites. They consider recovering, burning up, or sending old craft into deep space to prevent space junk and avoid radio interference while planning better tracking and coordination among nations.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Earth
Sputnik
U.S
Space
International Geophysical Year Committee
Wisconsin drivers urged to back traffic safety programs
Allstate agents in La Crosse report monthly auto-claim costs exceeding 142 900 dollars for Wisconsin. They urge drivers to garage cars and promote driver training for teens to help lower rates and reduce accident costs statewide.
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Wisconsin
Allstate Insurance Co
Arthur Bonsall
William Herber
Allstate
la Crosse
Death ruled heat stroke as Army recruit dies at post
Autopsy finds Pvt. Hobart L. Brinsmade Jr. died from heat stroke with meningococcus as a contributory cause. Hospital authorities said medical booster shots did not cause the death at the Fort Jackson Army post. Brinsmade, 21, of Bronxville, N.Y., collapsed Thursday in the heat and humidity.
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FT. Jackson
D.C
Hobart L. Brinsmade Jr
Bronxville
N.Y
Brinsmade
Pvt
Darris L. Drake
Baltimore
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Drake
Absence Makes Heart Fonder For U S TV
In Europe a U S writer laments dull summer TV but praises networks for news coverage during a Middle East crisis. He notes BBC and British papers miss American interests while detailing a military case of Brinsmade and Drake with heat training curbs and a four hour noon recess for recruits.
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New York
England
Scotland
France
Britain
Manchester Guardian
The
Guardian
America
BBC Radio News
Bernard Goldfine
BBC Radio
Elizabeth II
BBC
Folly of Volunteer Leads to Injury in Red Cross Drill
Mrs. Albert Sandy, 67, volunteered for a Red Cross artificial respiration class in St. Petersburg Florida. A few minutes into the drill she was taken to a hospital with a cracked rib.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Albert Sandy
Red Cross
Deaths in Tri-State Area Highlight Wisconsin Obituaries
Multiple obituaries across towns report deaths from illness and accidents. Mrs. Ernest Halverson, 40, dies in Madison after long illness. funeral Monday in Viroqua with burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Michael Sheldon, 9, fatally injured, funeral Monday in Cashton at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in Ontario Cemetery. Burial plans and family details listed for each family. calls for viewing Sunday.
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Viroqua
Wis
Ernest Halverson
Madison
O. J. Nesheim
Jacobson-Vance
Walter Niles
Genoa
Harlan Niles
Cashton
Michael Sheldon
Lloyd Sheldon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elmer Larson
Ontario
Torkelson
Michael
Pamela
Brenda
Donna Sue
New
Horace Sheldon
Ida Jahr
Coon Valley
Black River Falls
Joe Pavlas
Wayne Grover
Langlois-Galston
Riverside Cemetery
Pavlas
Emily Wiolenty
Chicago
Robert
Joyce) Woods
Lombard
Joe
John Wiolenty
Axel Odeen
Irving
Methodist
Odeen
Future Farmers of America
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Odeon
Gladys
Doris Weasel
Bruce
Belleville
Leonard
Albin
Obituaries Chronicle Wisconsin Local Notices
Special notices report the deaths of Axel Odeen 64 of Irving and Joseph Monti 79 of Long Prairie with service details. Dr. Al Nicols and William Karis are listed as deceased, plus a long births section from La Crosse area hospitals with names and birth dates.
Man on George Washington Bridge Choose Life Over Jump
Edward Madden, 28, homeless, climbed 450 feet above the Hudson as Homer Wright, 45, Nepal? No, a Port Authority electrician from Saddle Brook New Jersey, talked him back from suicide. Wright shared his own pain and urged Madden to seek help and an operation. Madden descended with Wright and was taken to Bellevue Hospital for observation. He said, A man has to stay with it.
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New York
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
Edward Madden
Madden
Catherine
Homer K. Wright
Saddle Brook
N.J
Port Authority
Wright
Bellevue Hospital
Marriage notice for Judy Lynn to Charles Anderson
Richard Clements and James Murray of Tomah listed with brides and witnesses. Milwaukee couple announce the July 19 wedding of daughter Judy Lynn to Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson. Romelle Waldera of Arcadia is noted in the rooming context.
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Ronald R. Malles
Bluffview Place
Carole Jean Pervisky
Glenn R. Wildt
S. 21St St
Marilyn Terpstra
Richard C. Carr
S. 26Th St
Georgia Mott
Roy B. Schaffer
Hokah
Mary Sauer
Sill St
Patricia David
Edward J. Wiggert
S. 8Th St
Onalaska
Beverly Mitton
Arcadia
Wis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Orville Rusch
Lloyd Sendelbach
Cochrane
Black River Falls
Wis. Krohn Hospital
Julie Rose
Darold Strangberg
Alma Center
Sylvia Wraspir
David Charles
Robert Bible
Melrose
Pearl Sharp
Peter Charles
Lyle Jessie
Hixton
Mavis Jarstad
Gary Obert
Obert Overson
Patty Bailey
Earl Poss
Tomah
Rose Brown
Robert Thiele
R. J. Tomah
Rose Marie McKittrick
Edwin Olson
Lois Horel
Earl Wilson
Marian Deer
Charles Christensen
Edna Williams
Martyn Wagner
Margaret von Haden
Duane Martin
Gloria Cole
William Brandau
Wilton
Bonita Brandenburg
Edward Brown
Elizabeth Baldwin
Ralph Matthews
Elizabeth Moyer
William Fox
Bernadine Wussler
Richard Clements
Marilyn Robertson
James Murray
Virginia O'Neil
Judy Lynn
Charles Anderson
Milwaukee
Romelle Waldera
Marshfield Youths Charged with Theft in Multiple Burglaries
Two Marshfield youths were apprehended by La Crosse County police after robbing Larson Garage Alma Center of 15 dollars and seat covers. The suspects confessed to additional thefts in La Crosse and La Crescent following the Alma Center break in.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Larson
Alma Center
la Crosse County
Edward Prusa
Prusa
la Crosse
la Crescent
40 Piece Band Plays For Packing Plant Open House
Whitehall WI Special reports a 40 piece Negro band from Minneapolis will entertain at the Whitehall Packing Co plant open house Sunday at 2 pm. Refreshments will be served all afternoon. The plant, bought by a New York company last spring, has been renovated and will be open for inspection.
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Whitehall
Wis
Minneapolis
Whitehall Packing Co
New York Packing Company
Correction on 38th Indiana National Guard camp date
The Tribune clarifies the Indiana National Guard 38th Division camp dates. The misprint stated Saturday for the break, but the event actually occurs Friday August 8 with camp breaking Saturday August 9 at McCoy.
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the Tribune
38Th National Guard Division
Indiana
McCoy
Mail Cards Early to Beat Rate Increase
A Sioux Falls woman mailed 400 Christmas cards yesterday to beat a postage rate hike effective Friday. All cards bore stickers reading Do not open before Dec. 25.
Three La Crosse Graduates among 211 at Marquette Session
At Marquette University Milwaukee the 50th annual summer session ends this weekend with 211 degree candidates. From La Crosse Patricia A. Grenisen of 307 S 24th St. earns a Bachelor of Science, while Sisters Mary Linus Winnike and M Janine Bayley both receive graduate degrees.
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la Crosse
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Patricia A. Grenisen
S. 24Th St
Mary Linus Winnike
F.S.P.A
St. Rose Convent
M. Janine Bayley
Park Hospital Concerts By La Crosse Concert Band
The La Crosse Concert Band will play in Veterans Memorial Park Sunday at 3 p.m. and in Tomah at 6 p.m. at the Veterans Hospital. The events are funded by the Music Performance Trust Funds with Samuel R. Rosenbaum as trustee. Local patients at Tomah Hospital have long welcomed the band’s visits, including a prior June appearance.
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la Crosse
Veterans Memorial Park
Tomah
Veterans Hospital
Music Performance Trust
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
New York City
Tomah Hospital
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Seattle
Wash
Wallace E. Olson
Stone and Anderson, Lockhart and Carlin
Sexton and Chabot
Tower Building
Kelly Furniture
Eau Claire
Wisconsin State College
Stout
Menomonie
River Falls
Superior
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Kellys
Lin Sheetz
E. Phillips and Sons Distributing Corp
National Assn. of Tobacco Distributors
Sheetz
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Oregon
Joseph Kolodny
National Trade Group
Kolodny
Europe
Paris Tribune
New York Times
Zhatr
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United Nations
Army
Alan J. Owens
Princeton
Don Dickinson
Dickinson Funeral Home
Tomah Memorial Home
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Ferries Funeral Home
Karis
Hulda Crawver
Agnes Karis
Mrs
Arnold R. Wiley
Galesville, Wis
Galesville
Mayville
Joseph Monti
AL Nicols
Norwalk
al Willgrubs
Bluffton
Ind
Nicols
Millie
Freddie
Elmyra Luedtke
William Karis
Norwalk, Wis
William A. Karis
la Crosse St. Ann’s Maternity Annex
Tomah, Wis
Emma Bock
Bock
North Mill Street
West Salem
Steele, May & Klos
Hoeschler
Wayne Powers
Verdun
U. S. Army
Powers
Yvette Belouse
Freddy
Dorothy
Harry
Jimmy
Douglas
Paris
Milwaukee, Wis
Marshfield
Free Enterprise In Action
Che la Crosse Tribune
Sioux Falls, S.D., P—A
Mary Samee
Miami
Mary
Victor Samee
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