24 From Area To Receive LCU Degrees
Twenty four La Crosse area students are candidates for degrees at the close of the summer session at La Crosse State University. Those completing master of science degrees in teaching are Elaine B. Klund Inez Larson William Merwin and June Ruoff. Bachelors degree candidates include Judith A. Amundson Ronald G. Buttman Rita Bull Loren Dittman Arthur Ferguson Jr George Fox Wesley J. Harding Robert Hemker Mary M. Hoff James A. Horman Jack J. Kahle James Kendall Lyle Mickschl Thomas Perry Stephen Quall Marvin Ramsay and Marsha Thornton. Area students receiving bachelors degrees include Leonard E. Anderson Carol Ormsby and Frances M. Dahlke.
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la Crosse Area
la Crosse State University
Elaine B. Klund
Market St
Inez Larson
Redfield St
William Merwin
Wood St
June Ruoff
Coulee Drive
James A. Horman
S. 19Th St
Jack J. Kahle
James Kendall
S. 27Th St
Lyle Mickschl
Thomas Perry
Pine St
Stephen Quall
E. Janice
Marvin Ramsay
Adams St
Marsha Thornton
Johnson St
FBI Seeks Clues On Slain Teens In Parkway Deaths
FBI circulated photos of nine teenagers hoping for leads to identify two youths found dead on the Baltimore Washington Parkway. Investigators doubt local origin and consider homicide. No IDs on bodies or bags. Sign suggested hitchhiking to New York City or Florida. Edwin R. Tully cites possible Miami area origins after World’s Fair visit.
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Baltimore, Md
FBI
Baltimore- Washington Parkway
U.S. Park
N.Y
Edwin R. Tully
Baltimore
Miami
Three arraigned in Idaho for manslaughter in police chase
Three defendants Jerald Brown Dale Demorest and Linda Bryson appeared before Probate Judge Zoe Ann Shaub in Twin Falls charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Linda Chandler 22 of Buh Idaho. Chandler died and her sister Ellen 19 was injured when their car was struck by a vehicle attempting to elude a pursuing patrol car. Judge set a preliminary hearing for 10 a.m. August 23.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Jerald Dean Brown
Plummer
Minn
Dale Demorest
Montello
Nev
Linda Lee Bryson
Zoe Ann Shaub
Linda Chandler
Buh
Ellen
Brown
Demorest
Miss Bryson
Shaub
Weather snapshot by city shows varied overnight lows and highs
A list of city temperatures is presented with last night low and yesterday high readings for Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City Madison LaCrosse Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg and a general WEATHER OUTLOOK note.
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Bemid
OY Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Stock quotations from The Marshall Co listing interdealer prices
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers as of about 9 a.m. show interdealer bids and asks across multiple firms and funds. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions while latest asks include estimated markups.
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Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Commission Central Telephone
Clark Oil
Epko Shoes, Inc
First Bank
Livestock Market Quotations From Winona and Chicago
Swift and Company Winona reports cattle hogs and veal prices with hours and broadcasts. South St Paul notes modest activity with steady to weak slaughter steer and hog prices and diverse cow and calf figures. Chicago trends show butter eggs potatoes grains and soybeans with various price ranges.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
KWNO
Citywide Mosquito Spraying Resumes After Cancellations
After Friday and Sunday night washouts the anti mosquito spraying program will resume. Equipment will return and complete work from Park Drive to the south city limits between Losey Boulevard and East Avenue.
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Park Drive
Losey Boulevard
East Avenue
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady Amid Wholesale Shifts
Chicago May XX AP USDA live poultry prices show wholesale bids unchanged with occasional gains. Roasters quoted 24 to 25 cents per pound, special fed white rock fryers 19 to 21 cents with slight upticks observed in some bids.
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Chicago Produce
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry Chicago
USDA
Traffic Toll Rises After I-1 Stretch Crashes
Multiple crashes over five days on the Jahson Creek to Lake Mills corridor left six dead. Victims include Frederick Zeltinger 64 of Beaver Dam and Albert Hoss 32 of Milwaukee. Also listed are Leander W. Riba Jr 31 and Barry S Burdick 31 injuries and fatalities across Illinois and Michigan intersections.
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Alvin Kahlen
Milwaukee
Leander W. Riba Jr
Deerfield
Ill
Glendale
Barry S. Burdick
Fox Point
Ida la Placa
Twin Lakes
Wis
Johnsburg
Joe la Placa
Truman McClain
Traverse City
Mich
U.S. 31
Antrim County
Seventy Arrested After-hours Club Raid In Minneapolis
In Minneapolis a raid on an after-hours club in north Minneapolis led to 57 arrests, including 17 women and a five-member band, all facing disorderly house charges after police received complaints of all-night drinking sessions.
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Minneapolis
Two Brothers Hurt as Power Boat Leaps Over
In Minneapolis area prior Lake incident two brothers were injured when a power boat leaped over another craft during a collision risk. Singer Miss O Connell in hospital after being found unconscious in car. a possible overdose suspected.
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Singer
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Lake
San Helen
Sod-Laying Bee Planned In La Crescent
In La Crescent Minnesota a sod laying bee will run Saturday and Sunday to lay sod for the new high school football field. The effort is led by the Booster Club with the board of education and Joe Kistler. The bid for sod cost 675 dollars and will come from the Kistler property. Volunteers must be male and of high school age or older.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Madison Man Drowns Diving Near De Soto
A 37 year old Madison man Eugene Nelson drowned Saturday after diving from a houseboat into the Mississippi near De Soto Wisconsin. He was with Cleo Kinnear and Harry Denison aboard Denison's boat when he removed his glasses and shoes and disappeared. Deputies recovered the body about 5:30 p.m. and he is survived by his widow and three daughters.
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DE Soto
Wis
Madison
Mississippi
Vernon County Sheriff's Office
Eugene Nelson
Cleo Kinnear
Harry Denison
Denison
de Soto Bay
Qualy-Elver
Viroqua
Nelson
Actors Pay Final Respects To Sloane
Hollywood mourns Ev erett Sloane at a funeral attended by Ed Wynn Keenan Wynn Raymond Massey and Jim Backus among about 200 mourners. Police say Sloane died by suicide due to failing eyesight. He was 55 and found dead Friday in his home.
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Hollywood
Everett Sloane
Sloane
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Raymond Massey
Jim Backus
Sloan
King Plans Harlem Stop On Northern Tour
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said in New York he would visit Harlem later this year as part of a tour of Northern cities. After a Riverside church sermon he told reporters Harlem is the nation s latest Negro ghetto and symbol of Negro degradation.
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New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Harlem
Riverside Church
Music Director at Radio City Hall Dies
Raymond Paige, 65, longtime Radio City Music Hall music director since 1950, died Saturday. A former Pittsburgh Symphony leader, he spent years on the West Coast including a stint with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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Larchmont
N.Y
Raymond Paige
Radio City Music Hall
Pittsburgh Symphony
Paige
West Coast
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Bob Murphy Dies Veteran Minneapolis Columnist at 56
Minneapolis AP report says Bob Murphy longtime Star and Tribune columnist died of a heart attack at his home. He was 56, had battled heart issues since 1960, and began the Reporting at Large column in 1961 after Cedric Adams’s death. Survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter.
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Minneapolis
Robert E
Bob) Murphy
Minneapolis Star
Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
Murphy
Cedric Adams
St. Paul
Superior
Wis
Telegram
Getty
London
Viet Nam War Talks Highlight U S Leaders’ Weekend Briefings
President Johnson and top aides including Dean Rusk McNamara Goldberg and Harriman briefed senators on Viet Nam with no current plan to strike Hanoi and with expanded U S commitment. Taylor warned of manpower gaps Saigon instability and ongoing air raids depressing Communist infiltration as Wheeler warned defeat would shift conflict elsewhere. Smathers projected higher military costs could delay domestic tax cuts.
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NBC
Meet the Press
Johnson
United States
Hanoi
Ghana
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Eugene Black
Southeast Asia
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Belgrade
Saigon
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
2Nd Armored Division
Viet Nam
Wheeler
China
George A. Smathers
Dfla
American Bar Association
Miami
Body of Missing State Girl Found Near Pickerel Lake
The body of 10-year-old Paullette Langlois was found in Pickerel Lake near a family camp after a Sunday disappearance during a weekend trip. A Conservation pilot helped locate the victim as searchers, including a bloodhound team from Eagle River, traced clues through a berry patch. Authorities planned to search Buffalo Lake nearby as the wooded area yielded few other leads.
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Woodruff
Wausau
Pickerel Lake
Conservation Department
Paulette Langlois
Louis Langlois
Eagle River
Sinatra Guest Mistaken For Mrs Kennedy
In Martha's Vineyard a Sinatra Farrow yacht party sparked a mistaken identity when a guest was misidentified as Jacqueline Kennedy. Pamela Turnure said Mrs Kennedy did not board the boat and was upset by the published photo. Sinatra and Miss Farrow offered no further details about their plans.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
Martha’s Vineyard
Sinatra
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pamela Turnure
Waukesha County Tops Wisconsin In Family Income
Waukesha County records the state’s highest median family income at $7,190 while Burnett County shows the lowest at $3,120 based on 1960 figures from the Bureau of the Census. Wisconsin median is $5,926 ranking 16th nationally. Milwaukee leads metropolitan areas in the state with $6,995, followed by Kenosha Racine Madison and Green Bay with respective incomes.
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Washington
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Burnett County
Bureau of the Census
District of Columbia
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Racine
Madison
Green Bay
Correction lists Sieger fine in La Crosse Municipal Court
Municipal Court records show Peter Sieger aged 19 fined 19 dollars for disorderly conduct and living at 1804 South 23rd Street rather than 22nd Street as previously reported. Additional notices list ambulance calls and hospital transports for local residents on August 7 8 and 9, including injuries from falls and illnesses. a fire department report notes a junked car fire behind Max's Auto Wrecking Co.
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Peter Sieger
S. 23Rd St
22Nd Street
la Crosse
Six Die In Crest-Top Minnesota Car Crash On Highway 34
A Saturday night head on crash on Minn 34 near Barnesville killed six people in two cars, part of Minnesota's 1965 highway toll rise to 431. Victims include Norman Nelson and his wife from Detroit Lakes, Mrs. Nelson's sister Gladys Dollansky of Elk River, and Carl Hiemarck. another death occurred en route to Moorhead. A Pelican Rapids mechanic, Frederick Peck, died later at the hospital. Funeral plans set for four Detroit Lakes victims. Additional crashes across Golden Valley, Grand Rapids, and Minneapolis areas left several injured and dead.
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Barnesville
Minn
Minnesota Lake Country
Minnesota
Norman C. Nelson
Detroit Lakes
Carl J. Hiemarck
Nelson
Gladys Dollansky
Elk River
Hiemarck
Moorhead
Frederick Peck
Pelican Rapids
Dollansky
Morgan Hiemark
Morgan Hiemarks
Peck
Highway Patrol
Nelson Auto
Robert Chase
James
Grand Rapids
Mayo
Lois Alexander
Ft. Snelling
Carl
Franklin Avenue
Minneapolis
Leonard ‘Brown
St. Paul
Brown
David Jankord
Bloomington
Lake Mills
Wis
Watertown
Thomas Preusse
Richfield
Jankord
Wisconsin Federal Tax Take Near Two Billion Dollars
Milwaukee AP reports Wisconsin residents paid 1.9697 billion dollars in federal taxes for the year ending June 30, with total up 14 million from the prior year. Withheld taxes total 942 million, down 67 million. individual income taxes 313 million. corporate income tax 455 million. excise taxes 208 million. estate and gift taxes 40 million.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Internal Revenue Service
Cairo Bans Muslim Women Marriages to Communists
The Cairo press reports a ruling from Egypt's top Islamic authority prohibiting Muslim women from marrying Communist men. The decree underscores religious and political lines in postwar Egypt as authorities seek to regulate intimate unions across ideological divides.
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Cairo
Cairo Press Today
Egypt
Boat Sinks on Mississippi. 2 Feared Dead in Iowa
A pleasure boat carrying eight struck an object in the Mississippi River between Cassville Wisconsin and North Buena Vista Iowa and sank shortly before midnight. Two missing are Merle Hefel and Mrs Celestine Ludovissy of North Buena Vista. A towboat rescued six others including both spouses of the missing.
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Guttenberg
Iowa
Mississippi River
Cassville
Wis
North Buena Vista
Merle Hefel
Celestine Ludovissy
Hefel
Ludovissy
Ivanell
William Boyce
Frank Hefel
Luther Leaguers Return From Outlaw Ranch Camp
Twenty Luther Leaguers from Prince of Peace Lutheran Church La Crescent Minnesota returned from a week at Outlaw Ranch in Custer South Dakota. They stayed with hosts from First Lutheran Sioux Falls South Dakota on the way and spent a night at Augustana Academy Canton South Dakota. The group includes Debbie Pollei Cheryl Gartner Chris Westby Paula Stahr Barbara Olson Gene Whitbeck Cindy Cassel Kathy Johnson Barbara Yandt Verna Ness Candi Helgerson Sue Heth Bill Winchester Viola Rogstad Sandy Moseley Karen Johnson Gloria Mahlum Cindy Wilcox Cassie Pederson Diane Johnson. Mr and Mrs John Proudfoot and Rev and Mrs Paul Fransen accompanied the group.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Prince ‘of Peace
Chris Westby
Paula Stahr
Barbara Olson
Gene Whitbeck
Cindy Cassel
Kathy Johnson
Barbara Yandt
Verna Ness
Candi Helgerson
Sue Heth
Bill Winchester
Viola Rogstad
Sandy Moseley
Karen Johnson
Gloria Mahlum
Cindy Wilcox
Cassie Pederson
Diane Johnson
John Proudfoot
Paul Fransen
All-Sports Day Set For Tuesday At Houska Park
The Park and Recreation Department announces the annual All-Sports Day for summer playground participants scheduled for Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Houska Park.
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Park and Recreation Department
Houska Park
Viet Nam Protesters Arrested At Capitol
Washington AP reports more than 500 antiwar demonstrators marched from the Washington Monument to the Capitol grounds forming the Assembly of Unrepresented People. Police halted the protest with capsized arrests while chants of We shall overcome rang out. Many participants were civil rights linked and some were urged to picket the White House.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Capitol
Washington Monument
Monument
Assembly of
White House Sun- Capitol Steps
Damages In Accident Suit Are Reduced
La Crosse County Judge Leon ard F. Roraff trimmed the jury award in the case of Gwendolyn Millard to either $5,000 or a new trial on damages. The 8 year old spilled from a pickup door in May 1963 near North Bend, injuring head and chest. Christina Lockington and State Farm were defendants. Millard’s medical costs of $1,004.47 remain payable if the option to accept stands.
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la Crosse
Leonard F. Roraff
Gwendolyn Millard
Kenosha County
Roraff
North Bend
Farmington
Christina Lockington
Millard
Sheboygan Bratwurst Day Draws 100000 Visitors
More than 100000 people packed downtown Sheboygan for the 13th annual Bratwurst Day. The festival drew crowds for a parade street dance and sailing regatta while 14000 pounds of bratwurst were served and beer was consumed. Jean Grosshuesch 18 won Miss Sheboygan and guests included Gov Warren Knowles Sen William Proxmire and singer Jaye P Morgan. Profits fund civic improvements.
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Sheboygan
Jean Grosshuesch
Warren P. Knowles
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Jaye P. Morgan
Weather Record Lacrosse and Vicinity Preview
Far cool tonight and fair mild Tuesday with high 70s in places. Wisconsin and Minnesota show cooler air tonight into Tuesday with northern and southern portions affected. Iowa stays fair with a slight warming toward tonight.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Five Day Forecast For Western Wisconsin
Weather outlook shows temperate shifts with cool Tuesday and warmer midweek in West Wisconsin. La Crosse records a normal high of 84 and low of 62 while precipitation remains light at about two tenths of an inch with showers possible Thursday through Saturday.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
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