Central High School Equipment Plans Feature Bond Proposals
La Crosse City School Board approves 1966 1967 capital improvement programs totaling 622 400 for South Side High School architect fees site work and salvage of Central high school equipment. May bond issue 895 000 funds future high school needs plus 500 000 elementary site expansions and additions.
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Central High School
la Crosse City
Schroeder
South Side High School
8Th
Birch Sts
Central
Twenty-eighth
State Road
Franklin and Jefferson
Logan Junior High
M. L. Hoglund
Jess Hutzler
William Luedke
Nystad
Edwin L. Morgan
Eugene Leonard
John Killmann
City Plan Commission
Ticket Office Opens for The Boy Friend and Ballad of the Sad Cafe
A ticket office for two plays opens in the Ho tel Stoddard lobby with reservations via phone 50788. Hours are 12 45 to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday from Aug 5 to Aug 28. Tickets also sold at local drugstores and Berg’s Pharmacy plus Festival of Arts outlets. The Boy Friend opens Aug 13 with performances Aug 14 15 21 27 29. Ballad of the Sad Cafe opens Aug 19 with Aug 20 22 26 28. Both shows start at 8 30 p.m. at Mt La Crosse Tenthouse. Partnerships expand Coulee Region Festival of Arts drama.
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Stoddard
Degen - Berglund Drug Stores
Leithold’s
Doerflinger’s
Major Drugs
Berg’s
Mt. la Crosse
Theater Under the Stars
Coulee Region
City Mosquito Sweep Set To Begin Tuesday Night
The seventh sweep in the anti mosquito drive starts Tuesday night with spraying in parks and outlying areas beginning at 9 p.m. The operation continues until 5 a.m. Wednesday weather permitting.
Final Dad Son Weekend At Camp Bradfield Set
Camp Bradfield announces the final father and son weekend of the season for La Crosse area participants. Activities include canoeing rowing fishing hiking archery and camp fires with attendees required to bring their own bedding and gear. YMCA will accept fees before the weekend.
Delightful Children’s Concert By Coulee Region Orchestra
The Coulee Region Festival Orchestra gave a child friendly program in Coleman Vocational Auditorium. The concert traced the symphony orchestra’s development from the 17th century to modern times with pieces by Monteverdi Mozart Enesco Ives and Beethovens Prometheus overture. Soloists James Fischer and James Hammond joined in Sinfonia Concertante. Enesco Romanian Rhapsody impressed with its folk influenced climaxes. The performance was well balanced with focused dynamics and an engaging finish.
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LCA
Coulee
Howard Waxer
Tyl Eulenspiegel
Bernard Birnbaum
Frank Italiano
Monteverdi
Mozart
Tured James Fischer
James Hammond
Italiano
Enesco
America
Charles Ives
Ravel
Beethoven
Heart Attack Cause Of Death From Pool Incident
An Illinois woman, Mrs. Larry Ugland, 23, Evanston, died the day after being pulled unconscious from a La Crosse Holiday Inn Motel pool. An autopsy showed the cause as a heart attack. Lutheran Hospital released the information after her husband agreed.
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Illinois
la Crosse
Lutheran Hospital
Larry Ugland
Evanston
Holiday Inn
Ugland
Renewal Plan Favored Despite Business Opposition
La Crosse City Council Finance Committee, voting 4-0, recommended a $137,469 federal advance for plans and surveys on the Harborview Plaza renewal project despite strong objections from Gateway Products Corp. general manager John Berg. Authority officials cited potential tax gains. Berg warned the move risks his firm’s future and local jobs.
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Harborview Plaza
City Council
Charles Parrott
la Crosse
King and
Cass
Keller
Parrott
Spence Park
Homes Shown Not In Path Of Wreckers Now
A La Crosse State University expansion photo layout included a fourth image miscaptioned as showing homes in the wrecking path. The houses on Badger Street between 14th and 15th are occupied, one owner says she has not been contacted about sale, and she fears vandalism from publication.
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la Crosse State University
Badger
14Th
Public Opinion Losing Grip on National Policy Says Speaker
William J. Cook, national field director of the Council on Religion and International Affairs, told La Crosse State University that public opinion has less influence on policy as times grow more complex. He warned the people must study trends, noting crises often arise too late for opinion to shape decisions and cited Viet Nam as an example of earlier teach-in influence fading after Geneva.
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Hans J. Morgenthau
University of Chicago
la Crosse State University
William J. Cook
Robert C. Voight
Tribune Phato
Council On Religion and International Affairs
Cook
Council
Viet Nam
Morgenthau
U. S
Southeast Asia
France
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Fire guts Frey Forest Products storage building in LA CRESCENT
Fire gutted the interior of a Frey Forest Products storage facility in the southeast part of La Crescent Minnesota Monday morning. Firemen responded at 8 30 p m the cause is undetermined and the blaze began with explosions from bottle gas containers. Damages await inventory results and are not yet estimated by the firm.
Commission Recommends Against Rezoning Amid Opposition
Opponents crowded City Plan Commission meetings to block rezoning at 209 215 S 10th St for a 34 unit high density apartment and at 426 432 Oakland St near La Crosse State University expansion. The Plan Commission voted against both requests citing neighborhood impact and insufficient space. A Judiciary Committee hearing is set for Thursday to hear further arguments from supporters and opponents.
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S. 10Th St
City Plan Commission
Virgene Stewart
Clement Omodt
Plan Commission
Oakland Street
la Crosse State University
Ues
Council Judiciary Committee
Theodore C. Garder
Lillian Garder
la Crosse
Judiciary Committee
Morgenthau backs U S aims in Viet Nam attack warned on nuclear era
Dr. Hans Morgenthau urged a tough policy to persuade Ho Chi Minh that the North cannot win and peace is possible. He compared U S concessions to past French errors, urged subordinating nuclear threats to supranational control, and warned against negotiating only with governments.
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Morgenthau
U.S
Viet Nam
Dacks
Jonnsouis
La Crescent Board Awards Contracts for School Supplies
The La Crescent Board of Education awarded milk and fuel oil contracts to several bidders. Winona Milk Co. won milk at 0.0425 per half pint, Mobil Oil Co. won fuel oil at 0.1017 per unit, with other bids from Borden Co and Dolly Madison Co among others. Furniture contracts went to St Paul Book and Stationery Store for tables and chairs, with multiple local vendors submitting bids. some items will have postponed bid evaluations for product qualifications and home economics equipment.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Board of Education
Winona Milk Co
Borden Co
Dolly Madison Co
Holmen Co-op Creamery
Mobil Oil Co
Skelly Oil Co
St. Paul Book and Stationary Store
St. Paul
Coulee Office Supply
la Crosse
Farnhams
Minneapolis
Institutional
la Crescent Furniture Mart
Kemp Steel Safe Co
Spring Grove
St. Paul Book
Coulee
H.&b
Kemp
Crescent Electronics
Northern States Power Co
Wettstein and Sons
Cyclist Improves After Horton Street Collision
Harlin D Sedin 25 of 211 N 10th St is in Lutheran Hospital in critical condition after June 29 crash. He was thrown from his motorcycle when it collided at Horton Street and East Avenue with a car driven by Larry L Olson 18 of 307 N 2nd St La Crescent. reported very slightly improved Tuesday morning.
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Harlin D. Sedin
10Th St
Lutheran Hospital
Larry L. Olson
2Nd St
la Crescent
Horton Street
East Avenue
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4Th Street
Cass Street
South Avenue
Sth
Tribune
Walton Nystad
Skeeter Schedule
Miracle
Dahlberg Electronics, Inc
Dahlberg
la Crosse Cribune
William V. Estes
Hillview
Greenhouse
John Berg
Gateway Products Corp
Gateway Products
Main St
2Nd Street
State and
Mount Vernon
Berg
Redevelopment Authority
2Nd
Raymond Keller
Winona
Commission
Stewart-Omodt
Ordi
Nance
Peter Pappas
Schneider
3Rd St
Equitable
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Lacrosse
Richard A. Tausche
Merrill N. Davis Jr
CLA
Thomas R. Larkin
George A. Sladky
Martin W. Hass
West Salem, Wis
Thomas M. Multerer
DIST
Mgr
Home Office
New York, N.Y
LCU
Hans Morgenthau
Viet
Aemcee Laonken
Moscow
West Berlin
Cuba
la Crescent Board
Schumacher
Wisconsin
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, JR
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