Barry Goldwater Meets Ike at Gettysburg for Campaign Talks
Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. William Miller flew to Gettysburg to meet with Dwight D. Eisenhower and top GOP leaders. They discussed the unity conference in Hershey and foreign policy as a campaign issue while supporting Johnson's Viet Nam actions. Richard Nixon was expected to join the group.
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Gettysburg
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Goldwater
Eisenhower
William E. Miller
New York
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Hershey
Here
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
San Francisco
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Arizona
Viet Nam
U.S
Playgrounders Host Kandy Karnival at Trane Park
Playground organizers led by Pat Bannen Joyce Szi ll and Larry Tranberg estimate about 850 youngsters attended the Kandy Karnival at Trane playground on Tuesday. Clown George Fendes greeted the children while a large group of booth workers assisted.
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Pat Bannen
Joyce Szill
Larry Tranberg
George Fendes
Maureen Hickey
Karen Meinking
Cheryl Buel
Joyce Erickson
Pam Joern
Terry Flood
Bruce Bartschenfeld
Vicki Moen
Kathy Connell
Nancy Aspenson
Douglas Gardener
Jay Krebsbach
Doris
Wanda Stankey
Jean
Beth Hofer
Peggy Rick
Barbara Wojahn
Karen Heilman
Fran Ashland
Rosette McMichel
Joan Roesler
Steve Ruud
Sandra Fritz
Jack Meinertz
Oil Pollution Of River Investigated Near Riverside Park
The Wisconsin Conservation Department probes a third annual complaint of oil pollution on the La Crosse River near Riverside Park at the confluence with the Mississippi. Fishermen reported slicks, while city health officials and local firms are being questioned.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
la Crosse
Donald F. Burr
la Crosse County
Mississippi
Riverside Park
Sanitarian Charles Trevallee
la Crosse City
Trevallee
David Hammes
Soldiers Grove Youth Hurt In Tractor Mishap
In Soldiers Grove Wisconsin 18 year old David Anderson was badly injured when a tractor on the Otto Schoville farm jumped out of gear on a hill. He suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized in La Crosse. His companion Bill Thorne, 18, also jumped and received cuts and bruises.
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Otto Schoville
Here
David Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Bill Thortne
Woman Shot By 3 Year Old Grandson In Onalaska
An Onalaska woman, Marion Brown, 106 Elm St, was wounded in the shoulder when her three year old grandson Anthony Brown found a loaded .32 caliber revolver in a upstairs dresser drawer. She was treated at Lutheran Hospital. Her son George Brown reported the accident occurred as the boy held the gun at the top of the stairs and may have pulled the trigger.
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Onalaska
Marion Brown
Elm St
Lutheran Hospital
George
la Crosse County
Anthony Brown
Brown
Three-vehicle crash injures Lincoln man on Lang Drive
Choosak Yontrarak, 23, of Lincoln, sustained minor injuries in a 6:42 a.m. crash at Lang Drive and La Crosse Street. Yontrarak’s car, a semi driven by James Lyden, 37, collided and pushed Yontrarak into a fuel truck driven by Joseph Blumentritt, 47. Yontrarak was taken by squad to St. Francis Hospital for facial cuts and bruises.
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la Crosse Street
Choosak Yontrarak
St. Francis Hospital
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James T. Lyden
Despot St
Sparta
Joseph Blumentritt
7Th St
la Crescent
Livestock prices and market notes from several U S markets
Swift and Company in Winona and South St. Paul report hogs cattle and veal quotes as of noon with top hogs 15.60 to 16.00 and top beef cows 13.00. USDA data show cattle 3 500 and hogs 6 500 with steady to strong trends and various price ranges for calves cows bulls and veal. Chicago market notes on butter eggs potatoes and grains follow.
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Winona
Minn
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
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Chicago
California
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Minnesota
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Nebraska
Red China Threatens Armed Action Over Tonkin
The article reports China warning foreign ships to avoid the Gulf of Tonkin and calling for immediate restraint by the U S government. It also covers Soviet denouncement of U S action at the United Nations and Adlai Stevenson proposing invitations for North and South Viet Nam to join emergency Security Council talks. President Sivert Nielsen of Norway planned consultations on invitations.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S
North Viet Nam
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Adlai E. Stevenson
South Viet Nam
Public notices from La Crosse County and city records
Ambulance calls report illness transfers from Camp Decorah to La Crosse Hospital and West Salem to St Francis Hospital. Court judgments list multiple creditors against individuals and firms in La Crosse and surrounding towns. Fire Department responses include car and smokehouse fires, a false alarm, overheated fridge motor, a dump fire, and a damaged car with no injuries.
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Viroqua
Camp Decorah
la Crosse ‘Hospital
Ray Knutson
N. van Ness St
West Salem
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Credit Bureau’ of
Robert C. Anderson
Orvis Buchholtz
23Rd St
Duane Doering
Madison St
Merle Crook
Cameron Ave
Joseph Harter
Richard Will
Caledonia St
John R. Maier
Charles St
Helen Miller
Market St
Alexander Pokrzywinski
Welmar Court
Rosalie White
S. 13Th St
la Verne Roberts
Holmen
Ronald Sands
Cass St
LaMont Pederson
Gillette
Sumner St
Jack Smitek
Hagar St
Large
Dairy Supply Co
S. West Ave
A. J. Fogel
9Th
Green Bay Street
Rose Mary Nelson
Badger St
Alice DeBoer
Midway
23Rd
Green Bay Streets
Kent Gibbs
Clinton Street
Martin Limberg
Youth Hostel Bike Trip Planned
The Northeast Iowa Chapter of the American Youth Hostel Association plans a bicycle trip from Lansing Iowa to La Crosse the weekend of Aug 21. Hall Roberts of Postville Iowa helped arrange plans in La Crosse. Up to 30 members will leave Lansing Aug 21 and camp at Goose Island County Park near La Crosse with a breakfast and visits planned. They will not cycle to Grandad Bluff.
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Iowa
The
American Youth Hosteling Association
Lansing
la Crosse
Hall Roberts
Postville
Goose Island County Park
Grandad Bluff
Escalation in Vietnam as U S deploys more jets to Saigon
Six more American F102s arrive in Saigon to defend the capital amid a gray alert from the U S Embassy after two Saigon bomb incidents. Americans told to stay home when off duty and avoid crowds while no evac plans exist for 1900 civilians. South Viet Nam leader Khanh urges national unity after North Viet Nam torpedo boat raids and U S retaliatory strikes.
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Skeeter Schedule Clears Zeisler Street Spraying Route
Thursday nights spraying will extend from Zeisler Street to the south city limits between 10th Street and the Mississippi River.
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August 1964 Delivery Report From Ta Crosse Crile
A local telegraphic note records delivery on August 7 following a release on August 6 1964 by Ta Crosse Crile. The item appears in rural route service.
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Ta Crosse Crile
RFD
Downtown lights near completion on Main Street in La Crosse
Downtown La Crosse nears finish on a Main Street lighting project with curb and gutter work ahead. Wettstein and Sons holds a 96439 contract. Williams Construction reports near completion but delays remain for transformer vault and basement wall repairs at 4th and Main.
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N. 3Rd St
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West Ave
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Main Street
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Ben ‘Marcus
Milwaukee
Linker
Arthur Christensen
Northern States
Burglars Take $27 From La Crosse Tavern
Burglars obtained $27.50 early Wednesday from Weigel s Tavern at 1412 S 5th Ave La Crosse police said. William Weigel found the break in about 9 50 am after the tavern closed at 1 am. Stolen were $17 in cash $4 in change $5 in dimes a stamp bundle and $1 50 in pennies from glasses. Entry was via a rear window screen. Police also probe a second burglary at Ruud s Drug Store missing $210.
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S. 5Th Ave
la Crosse
William Weigel
Ruud
West Ave
Jackson St
Weather Record For Lacrosse And Vicinity
Occasional thunderstorms and variable clouds expected tonight into Friday with little temperature change. Mid 60s tonight and high 80s Friday. Wisconsin east and south see thundershowers and warmer with southeast showers Friday morning. cooler west and north. Minnesota fair but cooler with scattered southeast thunderstorms. Iowa: southeast storms tonight, cooler Friday. Sunrise 6 00, sunset 8 21, New Moon Aug 7. Record highs and lows list historic dates.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Kubicek Joins Tribune As Machinist
James Kubicek, 34, a Winona and Fountain City resident, has joined The La Crosse Tribune as a linotype machinist. He began in printing in Winona and worked at Winona Daily News since 1951, advancing from ad alley to monotypes and linotype. He is married to Shirley Rinn. they have two children Barbara and Jamie. Mrs Kubicek heads the mailing department at St Teresa College Winona.
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Lucey Attacks GOP Record in Wisconsin Campaign
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Patrick J. Lucey denounced the Wisconsin GOP at Prairie du Chien and Richland Center. He faulted the Republicans for a negative two year record while urging measures to aid small businesses through low interest capital, advisory programs, and regional vocational schools.
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Patrick J. Luiey
Prairie du Chien
Greg Lucey
Richland Center
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Maryland youth dies in collision near Augusta
A 15 year old from Mount Rainier Maryland Kenneth Marchant was killed in a two vehicle crash two miles west of Augusta while traveling with his family on a vacation to Minnesota. The death brings Maryland highway toll for the year to 608, compared with 487 at the same date last year.
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Augusta
Kenneth Marchant
Mount Rainier
Minnesota
River Readings Show Flood Stages at Multiple Stations
The daily river readings list flood stage levels for stations including Winona, La Crosse, La Crosse Dam No 8, and Prairie du Chien. Readings show varying 24 hour changes and pool statuses with tributary data for Trempealeau and other nearby rivers. Forecast calls for La Crosse to hold steady around 4.8 feet into the weekend.
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Senate Unit Debates SS Health Care Bill
In a tense start to a last minute effort this year the Senate Finance Committee opens hearings on a Social Security financed health care plan for the elderly. Secretary Celebrezze testifies for King-Anderson with hospital nursing home diagnostic and home health benefits.
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Senate Finance Committee
Anthony J. Celebrezze
King-Anderson
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Nance Committee
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Anderson
Albuquerque
House
City Wisconsin Dropout Rate Highlighted by Kiwanis
Evan J. Lowrey of La Crosse Public Schools told Coulee Region Kiwanis Club at the Stoddard Hotel that local dropout rates are well below the Wisconsin average. He noted Wisconsin ranks third lowest nationwide, behind Hawaii and California, and credited parental interest and school guidance programs for La Crosse’s favorable figures.
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Coulee Region
Kiwanis Club
Stoddard
Lowrey
la Crosse
Wisconsin
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hawaii
California
Committee Approves 125000 Kickapoo Project Plan
The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed a 125000 planning project for the Kickapoo River region. The package funds a dam north of La Farge and levees at Soldiers Grove and Gays Mills as part of a 4.4 billion public works bill including seven additional construction projects such as Eau Galle River Spring Valley and Milwaukee harbor developments.
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la Farge
Soldiers Grove
Gays Mills
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Kewaunee Harbor
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Sturgeon Bay - Lake Michigan Ship Canal
Tribune Vacation Address Mail Request
A notice invites readers to have The Tribune mailed to a vacation address, promoting uninterrupted access while away. The item emphasizes convenience for travelers and long-term absences.
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Veteran actor Sir Cedric Hardwicke dies at 71
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, English born veteran actor, died in New York at age 71 from emphysema after about three weeks in University Hospital. Born in Lye Worcestershire he starred on stage and screen, divided time between London New York and Hollywood, knighted in 1934. Funeral plans were not announced.
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University Hospital
Cedric
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Radio Highlights Thursday Baseball and Toscanini
Radio schedule notes 7 p.m. Vox Pop on WLCX. 7:50 p.m. WKTY covers Braves vs Reds. 7:50 p.m. WCOW Sparta also Braves vs Reds. 8 p.m. WKBH airs Toscanini.
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Toscanini
La Crosse Board Lowers One Assessment and Upholds Two
The La Crosse Board of Review lowered Fred Horman's residence assessment from 6800 to 6500 at 351 S 19th St, upheld two other appeals, rejected Walter Pokrandt's 10000 home assessment reduction and Lawrence Hamilton's 13200 home reduction, and Dismissed Paul Mutch's land strip hearing after he withdrew. Complaining owners may appeal to Circuit Court or Department of Taxation if criteria met.
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Sunset Drive
Pokrandt
Hamilton
Paul A. Mutch
Travis St
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Department of Taxation
Special Forces Parachute Training At Camp McCoy
The 12th Special Forces unit of about 400 men based in Chicago is training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. As part of survival training they will live off the land and 67 live chickens will be dropped from aircraft to provide meat. Parachute drops begin on the first Thursday, August 6.
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