La Follette Moves to Overturn Hutnik Bribery Acquittal
Madison AP The Wisconsin Attorney General Bronson La Follette said he would challenge Assemblyman Willis Hutnik’s acquittal and seek a new trial if the Wisconsin bribery statute is upheld as constitutional. The move follows Hutnik’s acquittal on bribery charges and Alfonsi’s conviction.
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la Follette
Hutnik
Madison
Alfonsi
Dane County
Arold Murphy
Murphy
Stewart G. Honeck
U.S
State Supreme Court
Save the Beatles campaign sparks transatlantic appeal
Two American girls from Hopewell Virginia Susan Dobbs and Theresa Earles place a full page ad in the Daily Telegraph urging Britons to support their Save the Beatles campaign amid growing bans on Beatle records. The piece notes radio bans spreading to Spain and South Africa and cites Lennon’s controversial quote drawing further controversy.
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London
United States
Daily Telegraph
John Lennon
England
Lennon
Jesus
U.S
Brian Epstein
The
Beatles
New York
Epstein
Chicago
State Urged To Set Up Twin City Office
MADISON AP The Wisconsin Conservation Department was urged to establish a permanent vacation information center in Minneapolis St Paul Minn Don F Taylor president of the State Chamber of Commerce noted a similar center set up in Chicago has been successful.
Writer Injured In Aiding Rescue In England
Leslie Thomas, 35, British writer of The Virgin Soldiers, rushed into a burning house in Watford to save a man, a woman, and three children. All escaped but suffered burn injuries.
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Watford
England
Leslie Thomas
Thomas
Deaths Mrs Della M Kohn 82 of La Crosse
Mrs Della M Kohn 82 of 1220 West Ave S died in a local hospital Saturday Aug 6 born Austria Nov 14 1883. Survived by two daughters Mrs Vincent Charlotte Troyanek and Mrs Edwin Bernice Thrun both of La Crosse one son Archie La Crosse 10 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren. Member of Royal Neighbors Equitable Reserve Hamilton Homemakers and the Community Council. Sold and repaired umbrellas from her home for many years. Services Monday at 1 30 p m Sletten McKee Funeral Home Burial Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon until 9 p.m.
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Della M. Kohn
West Ave. S
Austria
Vincent
Charlotte) Troyanek
Edwin
Bernice) Thrun
la Crosse
Archie
Royal Neighbors
Equitable Reserve
Hamilton Homemakers
Community Council
Sletten McKee ‘Funeral Home
Edward A Schelble 90 dies in local hospital
Edward A Schelble 90 of 711 S 13th St died Friday in a local hospital. Survived by five sons including Dr Edward Schelble and Dr John Schelble of Milwaukee, Robert and Joseph of La Crosse, Rev Thomas Schelble of Lima Peru, daughter Mary Bolton of Milwaukee, 25 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren and one brother George Schelble of St Petersburg Fla. Preceded by wife Pauline 1961 and sister Sister M Laurza. Services 10 am Tuesday Schumacher Funeral Home and 10 30 am at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church Rev Terrence Schelble grandson officiating. Burial Catholic Cemetery. Rosary Monday 7 30 pm. He belonged to COOF Catholic Knights and Holy Trinity Society.
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Edward A. Schelble
S. 13Th St
Edward Schelble
John Schelble
Milwaukee
Robert
Joseph
la Crosse
Thomasoo
Lima
Peru
Harry
Mary) ‘Bolton
George ‘J
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pauline
M. Laurenza
Schumacher Funneral
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Terrence Schelble
Schelble
The
COOF
Catholic Knights
Holy Trinity Society
Minnesota Girl Drowns After Horse Throws Her
An eight year old girl, Patricia Nelson of Brooklyn Park, drowned after a horse panicked and threw her into Millpond at the 169 52 intersection about 15 miles northwest of Minneapolis.Her body was recovered shortly after the tragedy. Police said the girl planned to wash the horse for a parade in Anoka. An older sister, a brother, and another friend could not reach her.
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Anoka
Air traffic talks progress between India and Pakistan
Pakistani and Indian civil aviation authorities held talks Friday on resuming air traffic between the two countries. All communications were cut after last September's Kashmir war and air traffic has not yet resumed.
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Karachi
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Jobs base racial tension in Minneapolis
Minneapolis launches a crash hiring program for 120 North Side Negro youths after Wednesday vandalism and threats. Gov. Rolvaag and Mayor Naftalin defend the effort as needed to counter unemployment and prevent armed clashes, with leaders noting improvement in youth attitudes by Friday.
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Minneapolis
North Side
Karl F. Rolvaag
Arthur Naftalin
Naftalin
City Hall
Watts
Cleveland
Morris Keaton
Wells
Man Sentenced in Mail Fraud Case Tied to Church Items
An Eau Claire man Thomas P. Flynn age 45 was sentenced in Madison federal court to concurrent two year terms after pleading guilty to illegal stock selling and related charges. He organized the House of Our Lady of Guadalupe Inc in 1956 to sell religious items for La Crosse seminarians and raised about $17,000 from Catholic groups without registering stock or issuing certificates.
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Madison
Eau Claire
Thomas P. Flynn
U.S
Flynn
House of Our Lady of Guadalupe Inc
la Crosse
Mauston Soldier Killed In Viet Nam
Army Sgt. Raymond J. Churchill of Mauston Wisconsin was killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department said Friday. He was the son of Mrs. Verna R. Edgerton.
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Washington (Ap) — Army
Raymond J. Churchill
Mauston
Wis
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Churchill
Verna R. Edgerton
Steel Price Hike Spurs Stock Market Rally
A week of declines ended as Inland Steel lifted prices by 2.1 percent and U S Steel followed, triggering a broad market rebound. The Dow rose 5.01 to 852.39 and the AP average gained to 307.6 as investors buffered by steel gains offset airline strike fears and renewed volatility in airline stocks.
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AP Business News
New York
Wall Street
White House
Britain
Congress
Washington
U.S. Steel
Associated Press
Minnesota October draft call tops 768 men
Minnesota's October draft call was set at 768 men, the highest in several months, with the September quota at 536. Col. Robert P. Knight, state civil service director, noted that some winter months ran higher and summer totals averaged about 500 per month.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Robert P. Knight
Knight
After 21 years a bomb effects still linger in Hiroshima
Hiroshima marked the 21st anniversary with silent prayers as the mayor cited ongoing deaths from the 1945 atomic bombing. Sirens bells and temple gongs sounded at 8 15 am while Mayor Shinzo Hamai added 550 new victims to the Peace Park memorial bringing confirmed deaths to 61 993 from the blast and its after effects.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Peace Park
Shinzo Hamai
La Crosse Fire Department Reports Minor Kitchen Fire
Fire department respond to a short circuit at Donald Affolter residence 2330 Mississippi St. a small floor area scorched. Local court entries include multiple drivers and traffic violations across La Crosse and surrounding areas with fines ranging from 10 to 104 dollars and several license suspensions.
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Donald Affolter
Mississippi St
Emergency brake overheats on car en route to airport
In La Crosse on August 5 at 10 19 p m a vehicle carrying Thomas Johnson of Onalaska experienced an overheated emergency brake while traveling from La Crosse to the airport.
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la Crosse
Thomas Johnson
Onalaska
Local Injuries Reported From Fairgrounds to Hospital
On Aug 5 at 11 09 a.m. William A Young 19 of 223 Copeland Ave was injured in a fall from the fairgrounds grandstand and taken to St Francis Hospital with a left hip injury. Later at 12 35 p.m. Mrs Andrew Bolstad of Holmen was transported to La Crosse Hospital for medical treatment.
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Ralph H. Young
S. 8Th St
Richard C. Koblitz
S. 10Th St
David K. Thorson
E. 3Rd Ave
American Cablevision Corp
Main St
Paul Loomis
Ken Meyers
Badger St
Merlin Erickson
Shelby Road
Credit Bureau of
2Nd Ave
Onalaska
Everett G. Vinson
Stoddard St
Roger D. Krause
S. 4Th St
Wilmer Konter
Vine St
Robert L. Lehrke
Holmen
Robert J. Nelson
Daniel Trussoni
Ave
Shirleigh Jostad
Dahl’s
Standard Service
Jackson St
Sid Heiser
7Th St
Thorp Finance
6Th
Main Sts
Calvin K. Smith
William A. Young
Copeland Ave
Fairgrounds Grandstand
St. Francis Hospital
Andrew Bolstad
la Crosse Hospital
County Court Dismisses Drunk Charge Against Adolph Petschl
Adolph Petschl of St. Paul, 34, faced disorderly conduct and a $41.65 drunk charge in La Crosse County Court. The drunk count was dismissed upon motion by the district attorney. Gerald Arnett of La Crescent was charged with issuing a worthless check.
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New York
N.Y
Patricia Miller
Independence
Wis
Everett Feltman
Long Island
Ronald Racher
Waterloo
Iowa
David Woof
Black River Falls
Charles Ellison
Main St
Charles Schwabenbauer
St. Cloud St
Garth Shanklin
Whitehall
Patrick Culver
St. Paul
Frederick Eckert
Green Bay St
Harry Serkowski
West Allis
Anthony McDonald
Anthony Bernette
S. 23Rd St
Rolf Stiller
Kane St
Arthur Hesse
State St
John Dwyer
S. 17Th St
Charles Evans
Bangor
Carl Fuchs Jr
Dorn St
Anthony Gladysz
Camp McCoy
Chicago
Merlin Haag
West Salem
Brian Hayek
Prospect St
Leland Hogue
Onalaska
Sandra Hotchkiss
Mormon Coulee Road
Alan Houge
Caledonia
Minn
Wiles Kirchner
Mindoro
Kathryn Kuehl
S. 19Th St
Marian Madgett
17Th Place
Dennis Mihalovic
State Road
Robert Mueller
Arnold Muenzenberger
Judy McCallson
Onala
S. 24Th St
John Woods
Badger St
Adolph Petschl
Gerald Arnett
la Crescent
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
Publication and staff information for the La Crosse Tribune includes publisher T Burgess Sanford Goltz as editor, and distribution details. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP rights for local news and dispatches. Rates are 10 cents for a single copy and 60 cents per week by carrier.
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V. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Negro Teenagers Wound 2 Chicago White Youths
A band of Negro teenagers shot and wounded two white youths on the South Side of Chicago. The victims, 17 year olds James Arvia and Joseph Alfaro, were hit by .22 caliber bullets while standing in a hamburger stand parking lot. Four youths were taken into custody for questioning amid ongoing gang related violence across several city districts.
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Chicago
James Arvia
Joseph Alfaro
103Rd Street
Annual per capita beef consumption in US and Canada
Report notes that annual beef consumption per person in the United States and Canada ranges from 80 to 90 pounds. The figure reflects dietary patterns across both countries and highlights cross border meat demand.
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United States
Canada
Wirtz Quizzed On Air Strike Legislation
Secretary of Labor W. W. Wirtz testifies to a Saturday session of the House Commerce Committee about a Senate passed bill to halt the month old airline strike. He says talks are unlikely while Congress debates action and notes the broader economic impact remains limited.
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Washington
Secetary of Labor
Congress
Wirtz
P.L. (Roy) Siemiller
William J. Curtin
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Permian
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Goldfield
Canadian Javelin
Westec
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Daniel Berger
Avon St
Carol DeYoung
Gillette St
Thomas Granger
Viroqua
John Guist
Cashton
Janet Haig
Gary Hanson
S. 9Th St
Victor Hecke
Belleville
Ill
Dennis Holzer
McConnell Air Force Base
Kan
Allen Jacobson
Hixton
Patricia Kramer
Francis Lewis
Rochester
Verdell Luedke
Rose St
Susan Marx
Robert Monbrod
East St. Louis
Ronald Myren
St. Andrew St
Patricia Patterson
Margaret Rusche
Sunrise Drive
Irvin Rush
S. 7Th St
Marvin Schwirtz
Paul Verney
Market St
Charles Weldy
Barlow St
John Albertson
N. 9Th St
John Hammes
Hewitt St
Linda Hanson
Robert Hlidek
Dakota
Dale Jensen
S. 5Th Ave
Carl Marx
Susan Merell
David Strait
Hoeschler
Richard Thomas
Robinsdale Ave
Thomas Fiororosso
James Schemers
Arthur Rule
Fort Ogden
Claude LaDue
Benco Opthalmic Laboratory
Richard G. Will
Joe Hauser TV
George St
Norman D. Larson
Anna Harris
S. 28Th St
Elda Pfingston
Liberty St
Bicha
Furriers
Schildman Trucking
County Court
Ray
Oil and Heating, Inc
Sun
Jackson Plaza
R. of C. Council
H.P. Briggs and Stratton
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