Ann Landers column letters on boundaries and college plans
Readers seek guidance on a nervous friend who scares a wife with late night calls. A daughter asks if her mother’s view on college suitors is valid. A Pittsburgh letter about a hastily married couple prompts a lighthearted response. The column invites more problems to be mailed in for guidance.
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Wendell
Lottie
Pittsburgh
Annie
Kid
Sammy
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Haitian turmoil deepens under Duvalier regime
The Haitian crisis tightens as former army officers in exile join rebels in the north. Duvalier, 54, clings to power with a civilian militia and 5,000 Tonton Macoute, after extending a disputed term. U.S. relations were briefly strained but resumed, with about 1,300 Americans in country and 220 dependents evacuated amid plots and violence.
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Vasion
Santo Domingo
Verna
Haiti
Cantave
Paul E. Magloire
Duvalier
Himelf
Clement
Harry Barbot
U.S
United States
Kennedy
Port Au Prince
Arrest 16 As Chicago Race Woes Continue
Chicago police arrested sixteen people, including several teenagers, for disorderly conduct as racial tensions persist on the South Side. The disturbances centered near 57th and Morgan Streets where three Black families moved into a white neighborhood, with shouting, curses, fireworks, and brick throwing continuing from prior weeks.
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Chicago
57Th
Morgan
Seven U.S. Medics At Pharmacology Session
GUADALAJARA Mexico AP Dr E L Tatum Nobel Prize winner and six other U S physicians will attend the second Pan American Symposium on Pharmacology and Therapeutics opening today Tatum who won the Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine in 1958 works for the Rockefeller Institute in New York City.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
E.L. Tatum
U.S
Tatum
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Romance With Ford Denied By Divorcee
Christina Austin a blonde Milan divorcee denies any romance with Henry Ford II. She says they are just friends and has met Ford and Anne Ford in Paris and New York. Ford and his wife announced separation after 23 years of marriage.
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Milan
Italy
Henry Ford II
New York
Christina Austin
Henry Ford
Paris
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Anne
Mrs. Austin
William Austin
Exchange Building Offices Are Looted
Three Exchange Building offices were burgled over the weekend with total losses about $294. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door. John Hardiman’s office reported about $100 stolen from a First Federal Savings container. Robert Nebel’s Gateway Loan Co. lost $24 from a cash box. Hafner law firm saw $170 taken from Roger Hafner’s desk. An attempt was made to break into Johns Pappas and Flaherty.
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Exchange
la Crosse
John Hardiman
Robert Nebel
Gateway Loan Co
Edwards, Hafner and McDonald
Roger Hafner
Johns, Pappas and Flaherty
WINONA LIVESTOCK QUOTES AND MARKET REPORTS
Swift & Company reports a steady hog market with varied price ranges across weights from 160 to 500 pounds and notes on fat hog discounts. Cattle and veal sections show steady to mixed trends with steers, heifers, cows, and bulls priced by class and weight, alongside Chicago poultry and produce pricing updates.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Néoneer
Bologna
Hurricane Arlene Dissolves as Regeneration Hinted Unlikely
Hurricane Arlene broke into showers and did not reform, though forecasters call the Caribbean conditions complex. The Weather Bureau said regeneration is not probable after Arlene faded from 100 mile per hour winds to gusty below 50 mph. A Hurricane Hunter flight out of San Juan found pressures that could hint at strengthening, with remnants about 185 miles north of San Juan.
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Miami
Fla
Arlene
Caribbean
U.S
San Juan
International Farm Youth Exchange Conference Opens in Wisconsin
The 10th annual International Farm Youth Exchange Conference opens at the University of Wisconsin with 138 delegates from 43 countries. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Extension Service and the National 4-H Foundation, the week-long session features talks by sociology, politics and economics specialists and addresses challenges in developing countries.
Diplomats Visit Quake Stricken Skopje
Chiefs of foreign diplomatic missions to Yugoslavia toured Skopje after a deadly quake. The city showed only about 60,000 of its former 270,009 residents remaining, reflecting the disaster’s impact.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Milwaukee Livestock Market Prices Report
AP wires show steady to lower cattle prices with steers 23.00 to 25.50 and heifers 22.50 to 25.50. Calves range 12.00 to 32.00 with top 31.00 to 32.00 for primes. hogs jump 50 cents with No 1 and 2 butchers 18.00 to 18.50. estimated Tuesday receipts 800 cattle 800 calves 600 hogs 100 sheep.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
FWS Officials Report Duck Population Trails 1950s Levels
Washington AP Officials of the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service testified before a House subcommittee that the duck population this year remains far below mid 1950s levels while hunting limits were in place in the Central and Mississippi Flyways. Louisiana official L D Young said the flyway council favored a 40 day season and a four duck bag for this year amid calls to relax limits as breeding rises in Canada and northern states.
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Federal Fish and Wildlife Service Bureau
House
House Fisheries Subcommittee
Central
Mississippi
Canada
L. D. Young
Louisiana Wildlife and Fish Commission
Mississippi Flyway Council
Bratwurst Day Fines Total $4800 in Sheboygan
Sheboygan marked its 11th Bratwurst Day with 99 arrests for drunken and disorderly conduct, loitering, beer in public and traffic violations. The fines collected reached $4,800.62 from 85 people, with most bail forfeited in County Court and several cases progressing or dismissed. Police estimated about 120000 attendees.
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Sheboygan
CIA Official Knutson Dies at 58 in Falls Church
Henry C Knutson a senior CIA official died of a heart attack at his Falls Church Virginia home Sunday He was 58 and had joined the CIA in 1953 A retired Navy commander Knutson served decades in intelligence before his death.
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Washington (Ap
Henry C. Knutson
Central Intelligence Agency
Falls Church, Va
Knutson
CIA
Johnson Likely to Oppose O Konski in 10th District
Washington AP report notes signs Rep. Lester Johnson may run against Rep. Alvin E. O K onski in Wisconsin s 10th district after redistricting. Johnson says no decision yet while O K onski campaigns for reelection and cites delayed public works approvals and anticipated funding.
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Washington
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Alvin E. O’konski
R-Wis
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Vernon Thompson
Melvin R. Laird
Reynolds To Stay At Vacation Home In Door County
Gov John W Reynolds will base operations in the Jacksonport area through Labor Day with a vacation home stay and a Conservation Department building stay at Peninsula State Park. Howard Hazen arranges logistics as Stanley Zuckerman notes a stenographer and one staffer accompany the governor until Sept 2. The governor met President Kennedy in Washington to discuss plans for an atom smasher near Stoughton for MURA.
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Jacksonport
Door County
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Conservation Department
Peninsula State Park
Howard Hazen
Stanley Zuckerman
Washington
Kennedy
Stoughton
Midwestern Universities Research Association
Pakistan Leader Warns West Over India Aid
President Mohammed Ayub Khan told a rally in Quetta that Western support for India to curb communism would backfire. He claimed arming India would spread communism and disappoint the West.
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West Pakistan
Mohammed .Ayub Khan
Pakistan
India
Stamford Mayor Quits To Take NBA Post
Stamford mayor J Walter Kennedy resigns to become NBA president on Sept 1. Kennedy, 49, a Democrat, will be succeeded by State Sen. William F Hickey Jr., 33, also a Democrat.
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Stamford
NBA
Stamford, Conn
J. Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Kennedy
William F. Hickey Jr
Retailers Face Problems In New Wisconsin Tax
Madison Wisconsin AP The new sales and use taxes set to take effect August 15 may create issues for several thousand state retailers Tax Commissioner John A Gronouski says any seller of taxable goods or services without a seller's permit after August 15 commits a misdemeanor Applications for permits are available from the Wisconsin Tax Department in Madison or assessor of incomes offices in Appleton Eau Claire and Milwaukee Taxable items include furs luggage cosmetics soft drinks auto accessories parts and supplies road equipment machinery commercial laundry and dry cleaning and machine parts Services taxed include repairs of cars and TV and radio sets It is a statewide notice of the upcoming tax system and permit requirements.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John A. Gronouski
Assessor of
Appleton
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Road Group Pledge Against Discrimination Adopted
The Bureau of Public Roads adopts a nondiscrimination pledge for contractors on federal state highways. The policy, effective July 22, enforces a presidential order from June 22 prohibiting racial discrimination in hiring on federal aid projects.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Sale Of Land To Club Referred By City Council
The city plans to sell about 16 000 square feet at East Avenue and Badger Street, leased to the Interstate Fair Association and used by the La Crosse Curling Club. The plan commission was asked to review the matter after letters from Eugene McPhee and A Q Swartz. The club seeks about 5000 while the state college board of regents values the land at 11600, with college leaders noting possible opposition to private improvements on land the college may want for future facilities.
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Badger Street
Interstate Fair Association
la Crosse
Curling Club
Plan Commission
Common Council
Eugene McPhee
State Colleges
State College Board of Regents
A. QO. Swartz
Swartz
State College
McPhee
Death Car Ends Up Against Tombstone
Two motorists died in separate Wisconsin crashes raising the 1963 highway toll to 476. Jerry D. Ratliff, 18, of Kenosha, died when his car left Highway 32, struck a cemetery fence, overturned and rested on a tombstone. passenger Larry Calvin, 19, survived. Edward R. Adams, 41, of Brookfield, died at a Waucoma hospital from injuries after his car left Highway 21 near Redgranite en route to a cottage.
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Jerry D. Ratliff
Kenosha
St. George’s Cemetery
Ratliff
Larry Calvin
Edward R. Adams
Brookfield
Wautoma Hospital
Highway 21
Redgranite
Wautoma
Backers Rally to Block Rights Bill Weakenings
National civil rights leaders from across the country gather in Washington for a three day lobbying session to oppose watering down Kennedy's civil rights bill. Roy Wilkins warns against compromise as organizers seek to show grass roots support to Congress. A separate August 28 march for jobs and freedom is planned with 100000 to 250000 participants near the Washington Monument. If Congress recesses labor day the march could be postponed. organizers pledge the event will proceed rain or shine even if Congress is out of session.
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Kennedy
Congress
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
March For Jobs and Freedom
NAACP
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Walter Fauntroy
Sy Posner
New York
Hodgepodge Across and Down Word Puzzle
A filled crossword style word puzzle presents across and down clues with entries ranging from ocean vessel to Scottish and farm structures. The puzzle credits Newspaper Enterprise Association as the source.
Reconciliation Hinted Between Hungary and United States
Premier Janos Kadar signaled a thaw with the United States after meeting in Moscow with W Averell Harriman. He said talks covered restoring normal diplomatic relations tied to the 1956 Hungarian revolt.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
United States
Kadar
U.S
W. Averel Harriman
Moscow
Wisconsin crops shrink with oats and corn down this year
Madison AP reports the Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service shows about 28.6 million bushels of oats for summer harvest, 41.1 million bushels of corn down 13.4 million from 1962, soybeans at 862000 bushels up, and wheat at 22 million bushels about the same as last year.
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Madison
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
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