Out-County Supervisors Draft Plan For Redistricting
La Crosse County Board considers a 14 to 11 district split with town and city wards. The Greenfield plan would assign one or two supervisors per district and include Onalaska and Shelby with revised ward representations. The plan requires public hearings and board adoption by November. Onalaska endorsed the town plan after a city caucus.
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la Crosse
Jaran Rundah
Greenfield
Town Boards Association
Greenfield Town Hall
Farmington
Holland
Holmen
Onalaska
Campbell
Medary
Hamilton
Barre
West Salem
Burns
Rockland
Bangor
Washington
Shelby
Rundahl
Legislative Committee
Gordon Feinberg
Feinberg
Randahl
I. H. Pertzsch
Princeton Professor Addresses Rotarians on War Limits
Princeton University professor Paul Ramsey spoke at the La Crosse State University arranged meeting at Hotel Stoddard. Ramsey discussed "War and The Limits of Nuclear War" to a gathering that included guests William Cook of Evanston and William Newhouse of Madison plus four visiting Rotarians from Onalaska East Peoria Lansing and Menomonie.
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la Crosse State University
Rexford Mitchell
Paul Ramsey
Princeton University
Hotel Stoddard
Ramsey
University
William Cook
Evanston, Ill
William Newhouse
Madison
Clifford Fossum
Onalaska
T. Litchfield
East Peoria
Ill
Just War Theory Discussed At Ethics Seminar
At La Crosse State University Princeton religion professor R Paul Ramsey argued that Christian ethics permit war under strict limits. He condemned killing innocents and atomic bombing while endorsing limited military action and selective accountability for leaders.
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R. Paul Ramsey
la Crosse State University
Ramsey
Princeton University
St. Augustine
Princeton
Cool Night Forecast For Friday In The Coulee Region
Friday night expected cooling to the low 60s with showers possible across the region and a return to warm conditions early next week. July tied as the second wettest month on record at Black River Falls with 9.12 inches, behind June 1946.
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Coulee
la Crosse
Lone Rock
Beloit
Eau Claire
Burlington
Racine
Black River Falls
Jack J. Cychosz
Felda Named Manager of La Crosse K-mart
Irvin F. Felda is appointed manager of the La Crosse K-mart at 2425 State Road opening soon. Felda, a Oshkosh native and 1946 Kresge trainee, previously managed stores in East St. Louis and elsewhere. Bowles of Kresge Midwest announces the 90,000 square foot operation.
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Irvin F. Felda
la Crosse
K-mart
State Road
Felda
East St. Louis
Ill
Clyde K. Bowles
Prospect Til
Bowles
Rezoning request for apartment dropped after opposition
A plan for a 400000 high density apartment at 209 and 215 S 10th St was withdrawn as neighbors opposed the rezoning from low density to high density. The City Plan Commission had recommended against it and the City Council committee canceled the public hearing.
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Virgene Stewart
Clement Omodt
S. 10Th St
City Plan Commission
Peter Pappas
City Council Judiciary Committee
Summer enrollment rises at University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota reports 9 748 enrolled in the second summer session including 6102 men and 3646 women with 945 at the Duluth branch. Enrollment is up eight percent from last summer and 539 freshmen start the fall class, up 49 percent from last year.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
T. E. Pettengill
University Recorder
Duluth
Pets Shine At Cope Land Park Show
Frank and Mouse won largest animal and most unusual name prizes. Debbie Hubert and her cat won smallest animal. Sally and Sherry Genz and their dog took cutest pet. Hozam Allen’s dog earned best behavior. Jim Hubert’s dog was best groomed.
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Timber Frank
Mouse
Copeland Park
Debbie Hubert
Sally
Sherry Genz
Hozam Allen
Jim Hubert
Four New 24-Unit Buildings Planned by Local Developer
La Crosse developer Dale Wernecke announced plans to spend over 750000 to add four 24 unit apartment buildings in La Crosse. Existing projects include a 24 unit building at 8th and State Streets and an eight unit Main Street addition with pool. They're to open in September 1966 and October/November, with most units as efficiency or one bedroom renting 69 to 95 dollars monthly.
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Dale Wernecke
la Crosse
Wernecke
8Th
State Streets
Main Street
la Crosse State University
R. J. Gunning
Trane Co
Main
King Streets
7Th
Cameron Avenue
Stoffel Court
Senator McCarthy Hospitalized for Kidney Infection
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota is hospitalized with a kidney infection. An aide said he is expected to be released this weekend and physician Dr. Roger Baker noted he should rest for two to three weeks before resuming Senate duties. He has been at Georgetown Hospital for about a week.
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Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Roger Baker
Senate
Georgetown Hospital
Wisconsin Young Republicans Plan Ripon Workshop
The Wisconsin college Young Republicans will hold a two day summer workshop at Ripon College this weekend. Speakers include former lieutenant governor Jack Olson of Wisconsin Dells. The state Young GOP executive committee is set to meetSaturday.
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RIPON
Wiscon ‘Sin College
Young Republican
Ripon College
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Young Gop
Satur- Anis
Houston County DFL Picnic Sunday
The Houston County Democratic Farmers Labor Party will hold its annual picnic in La Crescent Village Park on Sunday, Aug. 6. Assemblyman William Steiger and others from Oshkosh and Waukee are listed as attendees. The potluck luncheon begins at 12:30 p.m. Admission is a pot of food for sharing.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Houston County
Democratic Farmers Labor Party
la Crescent Village
William Steiger
Oshkosh
Ody
Towaukee
Elderly man completes 18 mile walk to West Salem
John H. Ulrich Sr., 82, totalled 18 miles in a two leg trek ending at West Salem after leaving La Crosse at 4 25 a m. He rested at Barre Mills with his daughter and son in law Elmer Meyer then reached the fairgrounds by afternoon. A bus ride home ended a day marked by calves cows judging and a brief visit with two teenage boys.
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John H. Ulrich Sr
West Salem
la Crosse
Ulrich
Irish Hill
Barre Mills
Elmer Meyer
Guy Wakefield
Red Cross and Metropolitan Life Plan National Blood Drive
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. employees and families will donate blood to the Red Cross for use by Met life staff at no charge. E. Roland Harriman called it the first national business partnership of its kind. John I. Perlich of La Crosse coordinates local efforts with county officials. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Courthouse on Monday and Tuesday and Trane Co. from Wednesday to Friday.
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Washington, D.C
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
Red Cross
John I. Perlich
la Crosse
Metropolitan
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