Slight Increase In Ducks Noted For 4 Flyways
Waller F Crissey of the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife forecast a moderate rise in fall duck flights across four flyways. The report notes mallard numbers still below the 11 year average but with a 29 percent rise over 1965, and pintails up 23 percent though still below their average.
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Washington
Waler F. Crissey
Migratory Bird Populations Station
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Crissey
Tri - State
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Saskatchewan
Mississippi
Man Charged Over False Murder Report in La Crosse
A La Crosse man Donald Ambuehl 41 pleaded in no cont in County Court to obstructing an officer by making a false telephone report of a murder. He was released without bond awaiting further action. Ambuehl allegedly phoned in a murder at New Villa Restaurant on Ward Avenue early Thursday. Disorderly conduct charges were prepared against two associates who were to appear in court Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Donald Ambuehl
S. 21St St
Ambuehl
Reginald Nietsch
New Villa
Ward Avenue
Asst. Dist. Atty
Seth Stoltz
White House reviews wage price guidelines amid inflation worries
President Johnson signaled possible changes to the 3.2 percent wage increase ceiling tied to productivity. Commerce Secretary Connor and Treasury Secretary Fowler urged continued use with adjustments while labor rejects the guideline. The steel price rise and airline contract strains add pressure on policy makers.
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Johnson
White House
Labor - Management Advisory Committee
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Connors
Connor
Gardner Ackley
The
Council of Economic Advis
Ackley
Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union
Ford Foundation Eyes Nonprofit TV Relay Satellites
Ford Foundation plans to finance a nonprofit system of television relay satellites to beam cultural and educational programs nationwide. A four-satellite network would relay content to U.S. stations with profits from commercial broadcasts funding educational telecast expansion.
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Ford Foundation
Jerry Buck
New York
McGeorge Bundy
Federal Communications Commission
Ford Founda
Tion
FCC
Bundy
United States
Fred W. Friendly
Columbia Broadcasting System
The
Foundation
Communications
Comsat
Congress
Bomb Shatters Milwaukee NAACP Office Early Today
A homemade bomb exploded about 2 15 am at the Milwaukee NAACP office in a mixed use building injuring no one. Police found a galvanized pipe fragment filled with explosive powder in a milk chute and noted the blast wrecked office windows and doors while nearby structures suffered some damage. Firefighters contained several small fires as investigators labeled the blast as caused by an explosive device with no immediate motive identified.
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Milwaukee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
WOKY
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Leo Woelfel
NAACP
Woelfel
New MPO Hemorrhoid Treatment Promises Fast Relief
In clinical tests the advanced hemorrhoid remedy MPO shows good to excellent results for five of six patients. It relieves pain quickly with benzocaine, shrinks tissues via ephedrine sulfate, eases itching, extends relief with a stable base, and fights infection with hexachlorophene. Developed by Mentholatum Laboratories. Available as ointment or suppositories at drug counters.
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M.P.O
ABA President warns against selective law obedience
Edward W. Kuhn of Memphis urged ABA delegates that obeying only laws one favors leads to chaos and tyranny. He cited Felix Frankfurter on self chosen law, calling for responsibility alongside freedom in the 89th annual convention opening.
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Montreal
American Bar Association
Association
Edward W. Kuhn
Memphis
Tenn
Kuhn
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
ABA
La Crosse Board Hires Six Teachers and Accepts Four Resignations
The La Crosse Board of Education hired six teachers including Jay Johnson, Betty Scheie, Beatrice Severson, Donald Stow, Karen Kaio, and Charlotte Isselman. Resignations were accepted for Karen Newburg, William Towner, Jack Shank, and Richard Parry. The board also approved Youth Corps participation, a teaching-experience project with Dr. Burton Altman, and Storandt's one-year director continuation with Ottis Adamson as acting principal.
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la Crosse
Logan Senior High
Jack Shank
Longfellow Junior High
Richard Parry
Lincoln- Longfellow
Burton Altman
la Crosse State University
Kenneth Storandt
Storandt
Emerson School
Ottis Adamson
Messy Brew Created By Hops Truck Fire
A Milwaukee truck trailer carrying hops from Yakima Washington burned after a short circuit in its refrigeration unit. The fire on the Milwaukee Road flatcar mixed 40 bales of hops with water smoke and refrigerant gases.
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Milwaukee
Yakima
Wash
Milwaukee Road
Washington Roundup Highlights Jobs Data and Staffing Shifts
The Labor Department reports July employment up 680 000 and unemployment down to 3.2 million, with a 3.9 percent jobless rate. Secretary McNamara names Hoopes as principal deputy assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. Plans surface for Tinkerbelle display and personnel changes in U S aid missions to Nigeria and Vietnam.
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Lccvulu
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Washington
Townsend Hoopes
New York
Robert S. McNamara
Hoopes
Adam Yarmolinsky
Harvard Law School
Yarmolinsky
McNamara
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pentagon
Senate
Associated Press
Smithsonian Institution
Robert Maury
John J. Williams
R-Del
Johnson
Donald G. MacDonald
U.S
Nigeria
Charles A. Mann
Viet Nam
Lakes Program Meets Federal Standards in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin Gov Warren P Knowles announced federal officials have approved Wisconsin plans to set lake and stream quality standards. The reorganized Department of Resource Development will guide the state water pollution control effort under the 1965 Water Quality Act.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Department of Resource Development
Weather Summary for Lacrosse and Vicinity and Midwest
Variable cloudiness with little temperature change into night and Wednesday. West-northwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Lows in the mid 50s, Wednesdays highs in the mid 70s. Wisconsin cool nights sunny Wednesday. Minnesota partly cloudy with scattered showers mainly southwest, continued cool. Iowa increasing clouds with showers and thunderstorms Wednesday. Sunrise 6 03, sunset 8 17, moon last quarter. Record highs and lows listed for Aug 9 1936 and 1927. Degree days totals two to three, normal twelve.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Sparkling new Cadillacs arrive with savings
An additional shipment of air conditioned Cadillacs arrives and savings will be passed on to buyers. Inspect the large selection today and decide to own a Cadillac. the process is said to be easy and achievable.
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Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
John S. Gottschalk
Panmunjom tours lure visitors to divided Korea
North and South Korea share Panmunjom as a rare sightseeing hub in the DMZ. The 1965 tourist flow includes 33,000 to South Korea with 20,000 visiting Panmunjom, guided by U.S. soldiers who show green Communist and blue Allied sectors and the armistice line.
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Panmunjom
Korea
South Korea
North Korea
Korean War
Seoul
Joseph Zito
Phoenix
Ariz
Armistice Area
U.S
U.N
George Hicks
Hawley
Texas
Hicks
South
U.N. Offi
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Prairie du Chien
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Root Houston
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