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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

2

Committee Approves Immigration Reform in Bipartisan 26-4 Vote

The House Judiciary Committee backed a bill to overhaul immigration policy, scrapping the 40 year old national origins quota and setting a July 1 1968 start for a pooled system. It would cap total annual admissions at about 340000 with 120000 from the Western Hemisphere and 50000 for relatives of U.S. citizens.

Washington House Judiciary Committee House Senate U.S Western Hemisphere

Viet Nam to Try Kimball for Murder

A South Vietnamese court will try Robert Kimball for the killings of his American boss Jack E. Ryan and Mrs. Nguyen Thi Hai. A U S official said the 37 year old adviser could face life imprisonment if convicted and at least five years in jail. Police say Kimball confessed to the July 23 shootings at Ryan’s home yard.

U.S. Aid Mission Public Safety (Police Nguyen Thi Hai Ryan Kimball

Father Payton Sets Panama Crowd Record

A prayer crusade led by Rev. Patrick Payton drew the largest crowd in Panama City history. The national guard reported 125000 attendees on Sunday as Payton has visited 46 countries with his crusade. Fears of extremist disruption proved groundless.

Panama Patrick Payton Panama City National Guard Father Payton

Fire Damages Farmhouse in Ettrick Wisconsin

A partially razed house on the Henry Cogan property farm at Frenchville was destroyed by fire Saturday night. The Ettrick Fire Department arrived after a passer-by alerted them, but the building could not be saved. The cause of the blaze is not known.

Ettrick Wis Henry Crogan Frenchville

Olio of Urfa 35 Embellishes 36 Worm

A compact clue set listing varied terms from Oral phrases to cryptic definitions. Contains references to Gaelic dry wine legal plead and Broadway signs among scattered word hints.

Braves sue over home games move to Atlanta

The county claims a 25 year Fulton County Stadium Authority contract to move Braves home games from Milwaukee to Atlanta is illegal and part of a conspiracy to monopolize radio television rights and intrastate commerce. The suit seeks triple damages and bars Braves from hosting home games outside Atlanta until compliance. Warren Giles of the National League commented he expected such action.

Milwaukee County Stadium Braves Fulton County Stadium Authority Atlanta League Milwaukee Brewers Corp Cincinnati Warren Giles National League

Milwaukee man dies water skiing on Silver Lake

A 51-year-old Milwaukee man William G. Deming collapsed and died while water skiing on Silver Lake near Wautoma. Waushara County coroner Dr. A A Beck said death was caused by a heart attack during the boat ride with his son in the boat.

Wautoma Milwaukee A.A. Beck Waushara William G. Deming Deming Silver Lake

Rural Lutheran pastor resigns after 36 years of service

Rev. 0. M. Kleven announced his resignation as pastor of Bethel and Bethany Lutheran churches in rural Viroqua effective November 1. He has led the two congregations for 36 years following earlier service at the Viroqua Lutheran Church.

Viroqua Wis M. Kleven Bethel Bethany Kleven Viroqua Lutheran Church

Ford publican leader this year and Viet Nam stance

Ford defends not engaging in a verbal clash with Johnson over Viet Nam remark risks and reiterates support for the President. Mundt criticizes the exchange as intemperate but cites a White House Ford office communication breakdown. Ford outlines GOP moderation, aims to broaden base while pressing for tougher strikes on North Viet Nam and Soviet missile sites near Hanoi.

Ford Donny- Brook Hanoi Peiping Moscow Karl Mundt R-S.d Johnson White House Jerry Ford ABC Radio News Mundt Viet Nam Lyndon Johnson Texas Charles A. Halleck Indiana House North Viet Nam Elizabeth Bloomer Grand Rapids Mich Omaha Neb Michigan University of Michigan Yale Alexandria Fords Michael Gerald John Gardner Steve Meigs Susan Elizabeth

Ulrich Resigns As Trustee In La Crescent

Ulrich quits as La Crescent Village Trustee citing business needs. He will leave town end of August but may serve until Sept 1 or until replacement is appointed. Council accepted resignation and urged eligible residents to apply by Sept 7.

Ulrich la Crescent Minn Roger C. Ulrich Robert Kies

Madison Couple Abandon Plans To Climb Peak

A Wisconsin couple, H. Russell Briggs aged 72 and his wife 77, abandoned their bid to scale Mount of the Holy Cross in Colorado due to stormy weather. They had previously climbed Colorado's highest peaks and were staying in Georgetown. The couple left the area early to return to Madison after deciding the conditions were unsafe for the ascent.

Recliff Colo Wisconsin of the Holy Cross Denver H. Russell Briggs Madison Wis Colorado Lester Evans Briggses Georgetown

Migrant Pleads Guilty in Fatal Montello Slaying

Rogelio Buhat, 28, of Phoenix Arizona, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the shooting death of Pete Stewart, 20, Montello. A hearing was set for August 23 to record testimony and assist Buhat with an interpreter. Other migrants face similar charges in Marquette County Court and related preliminary actions.

Montello Arizona Rogelio Buhat Phoenix Ariz Pete Stewart Robert Gollmar Buhat I Defense el Paso Tex Stewart Marquette County Edward Saya Ricardo Pastor Jimmy Pany Oakland Calif Carlos Gacula Avelino Espina San Francisco Richard Castillo Yuma Frederick Palafox

Grocery Store Burns in Hannah North Dakota Fire

A two story frame building housing Hannahs only grocery store burned down Monday afternoon in Hannah North Dakota. Losses were estimated at 25000 dollars. Firefighters fought the blaze as residents watched. The cause was under investigation by local authorities.

Hannah, N.D Hannah North Dakota

Hailstorm Damages Minnesota Crops Across County Areas

Heavy hail and wind struck central Minnesota on Monday night damaging corn and soybean fields in Morrison Benton and Steele counties. Residents report roof leaks broken windows and a few buildings moved or lost to storms with at least one possible tornado near Owatonna. Rain totals topped an inch in several towns and streets filled with hailstones.

Associated Press Minnesota Genola Pierz and Buckman Morrison County Duluth International Falls Bemidji Hinckley Faribault Twin Cities Popple Creek Foley Benton County Owatonna Leslie Leyk Leyk Monticello Joe ‘Fiedler Rice James Andres Pierz

Market prices and livestock figures in Marshall Co section

Inter-dealer quotations as of 9 am with buying hours 8 am to 4 pm and no market Friday. Cattle and veal markets show steady to firmer prices with ranges for various grades. hogs and futures noted, plus Chicago poultry and produce price outlines and South St. Paul stock totals with USDA figures.

Marshall CO National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc Central Tele Clark Oil Epko Shoes First Bank KWNO Winona Pimman South ST. Paul, Minn USDA

Radio Highlights Highlights Baseball Showdowns Tonight

Listings note WKBH at 5 55 p m features the Minnesota Twins against the Washington Senators while WKTY airs Dodgers versus Braves at 7 25 p m and WCOW Sparta carries Braves against Dodgers at 7 15 p m Vox Pop airs on WLCX at 7 p m

WKBH Minnesota Twins Washington Senators WLCX WKTY Milwaukee Braves Los Angeles Dodgers Wcow-Fm Sparta Braves Dodgers

Federal Employee Posts Rights Bonds For Civil Rights Demonstrators

A federal representative posted blanket bonds for 36 civil rights demonstrators jailed in Allendale County courthouse during a voter registration protest. One white youth arrested after a scuffle with state troopers received a separate bond. The CRS official and a CBS statement questioned the policy of posting bonds, while FBI and state authorities increased patrols to maintain order as voter registration efforts continued.

AL Lanier Allendale S.C Rev. C.A. Webster Jr Federal Webster Washington CBS CRS Calvin Eytle Ure Columbia U.S Terrell Glenn FBI McNair Wayne State University Detroit Mich

Wisconsin Man Dies In Viet Jet Mission

Tripoli Wisconsin airman Donald D Watson 26 was killed Saturday in a jet mission over Vietnam. A telegram from the Defense Department notified his parents Mr and Mrs J E Watson of Tripoli Lincoln County. A 1957 Tripoli High School graduate he attended Superior State a year and graduated in 1962 from the Air Force Academy. He was not married.

Tripoli Wis J. E. Watson Lincoln County Air Force Donald D. Watson Viet Nam Defense Department Watson Tripoli High School Superior State Air Force Academy

Johnson hailed for free speech prowess in backyard ceremony

President Lyndon Baines Johnson received an award as a profound speaker and champion of free speech at a White House backyard event before about 200 International Platform Association members. He lauded American resistance to tyranny and aggression and defended ongoing efforts in Viet Nam while praising legislative achievements and the Congress.

Washington Johnson America the Beautiful Viet Nam International Platform Association Congress Drew Pearson The Platform Association Lyndon Baines Johnson

Bright mysterious sky object sighted across North Dakota

Reports from Bottineau Minot Mandan Bismarck Steele and Fargo describe a bright ringed object seen before 9 p m. Pierce County Sheriff Miltenberger investigated a Rugby area sighting at 2 30 a m Jamestown observers疑 light trails dismissed as jet reflections Mandan officer Blotsky described a low, wingless bright object moving south at steady speed, unlike a plane.

North Dakota Bottineau Minot Mandan Bismarck Steele Jamestown William Blotsky Blotsky

Wisconsin Towns Association elects officers in Wisconsin Rapids

Fred F. Anderson of Cornell was elected president succeeding Clifford McHugh of Chilton. Martin Ripp of Middleton was named vice president. Directors include Kenneth Schricker of Spooner and Harvey Peterson of Pittsville. Ben A. Hanneman of Wisconsin Rapids was reappointed executive secretary and Robert Mortensen of Madison was named attorney. The annual convention will be in Wisconsin Rapids on Oct 5-6.

Wisconsin Rapids Fred F. Anderson Cornell Wisconsin Towns Association Clifford McHugh Chilton Martin Ripp Middleton Kenneth Schricker Spooner Harvey Peterson Pittsville Ben A. Hanneman Robert Mortensen Madison

U S Navy strikes thermal plant and rail yard near Hanoi

U S Navy planes conducted a heavy strike Monday on a thermal power plant and nearby railroad yard about 60 miles southeast of Hanoi. Eighteen Skyhawks with 10 F4s from the carriers Midway and Independence dropped 14 tons of bombs and fired Bullpup missiles. Pilots claimed destruction of railway boxcars and structures with secondary explosions and fires. six antiaircraft sites were reported destroyed. All aircraft returned safely.

U.S. Navy Hanoi Midway Independence

Strike Notice Sent To Steel Companies

The United Steelworkers Union says it mailed notices to major steel producers announcing the termination of the current contract at midnight August 31. The wage policy committee voted Friday to serve the notice on August 1 per the interim contract signed April 28.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers Union

North Viet Nam vows long war against U S forces

Hanoi broadcasts declare readiness for a prolonged conflict lasting 10 to 20 years or more and reject U N intervention. Gen Vo Nguyen Giap signs a message protesting Johnsons decision to send more troops, insisting victory and honoring Geneva accords and four point plan as prerequisites for any peace talks.

Tokyo Hanoi International Commission On Viet Nam Johnson U.S South Viet Nam Vo Nguyen Giap Democratic Republic of U.N North

Autopsy Ordered After Fatal Crash Near Appleton Memorial

Traffic notes continue from Appleton area with Zuleger fatally injured. Coroner Bernard Kemps orders autopsy to confirm death cause amid known heart history. Nearby Borg Road collision kills 12 year old Kent Lillehoff and injures three others including his mother.

Pagetion Appleton Memorial Hospital Bernard Kemps Zuleger Kemps Kent Lillehoff John Lillehoff Delavan Borg Road

La Crescent School Seeks Bids for Visual Education Equipment

The La Crescent Board of Education invites proposals to furnish visual education equipment and machines for the new La Crescent High School. Proposals due by 8 p.m. Tuesday Aug 17 and will be publicly read. Specifications available from LeRoy Harris, superintendent or clerk. Sealed bids with 5 percent bid bond to be delivered to the superintendent or clerk.

LA Crescent Minn la Crescent Board of Education la Crescent High School

Eugene Howard Dies At 84 Longtime Willie Howard's Brother

New York obituary notes the death of Eugene Howard 84 longtime straight man to his brother the late comedian Willie Howard He died Sunday according to AP reports.

New York Eugene Howard Willie Howard

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