Plane lands after wide search for missing pilot
Allen Gilmore, 34, of New Hope Minnesota, landed his single engine plane in Cashton after a Civil Air Patrol search spanning Sunday night. He had departed New Hope for Beaver Dam Lake and said he stopped near La Farge for the night due to bad weather. A prior confusion involved a landings mixup in Monroe County with a crop dusting plane reportedly headed for London Ontario. Gilmore said the other plane was his type, a Piper Cub, but a different color. His wife and three children were visiting Menomonee Falls.
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Beaver Dam
Allen Gilmore
New Hope
Minn
Gilmore
Civil Air Patrol
Beaver Dame Lake
la Farge
Vernon County
Cashton
Monroe County
London
Ont
Menomonee Falls
Schwandt Named Acting Superintendent as District Advances Projects
The district continues a major building program with bids for South Side High School and Longfellow music addition. Schwandt, a La Crosse State University graduate, has risen from teacher to director of educational services and now serves as acting superintendent amid council negotiations and project approvals.
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New South Side High School
Longfellow Music
Green Bay Street
Losey Boulevard
Longfellow Addition
Schwandt
Genoa City
Lucille Johnson
la Crosse
Rita
la Crosse State University
Robert
University of Wisconsin
Pine St
Board of Education
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Coulee
Sinatra yacht crewman believed drowned off Martha's Vineyard
A crew member, Robert Goldfarb 23 of New Rochelle New York third mate on the Southern Breeze chartered by Frank Sinatra, was presumed drowned after a dinghy sank about a half mile off Martha's Vineyard. Mia Farrow was aboard with two girls and other crew members survived after about an hour in rough water.
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New England
Mia Farrow
Sinatra
Miss Farrow
Margaret Whittemore
Goldfarb
Radio Highlights Baseball Twins Yankees Braves Cards
Radio highlights list scheduled for Tuesday notes game coverage at 6:55 p.m. on WKBH and 7:25 p.m. on WKTY with the Braves facing the Cardinals and Minnesota facing New York. Vox Pop airs at 7 p.m. on WLCX while Sparta’s WCOW-FM carries Braves action at 7:15 p.m.
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WKBH
Minnesota Twins
N.Y
WLCX
WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Braves
Weather outlook across major cities reported
Last night low and yesterday's high 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 are summarized in a regional forecast. The report highlights temperature ranges and expected conditions for the upcoming period.
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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
UPI
Fortas and Marshall Approved by Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Johnsons nominees Abe Fortas for the Supreme Court and Thurgood Marshall for solicitor general. Fortas faced no dissenters, while Marshall drew some opposition votes. The panel also endorsed Rep. Oren Harris for U.S. district judge in Arkansas. Fortas is a longtime Johnson adviser. Marshall would be the first Black solicitor general, previously a longtime NAACP counsel.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshal
Senate
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Arkansas
Everett M. Dirksen
Bill
John L. McClellan
Fortas
Marshall
Harvard Law School
Arch
Ibald Cox
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fighting Near Duc Co Brings U S Air Strikes and Losses
Vietnamese and U S forces reported heavy fighting seven miles east of Duc Co. Viet Cong forces fired on a convoy with mortars and recoilless rifles as U S air power targeted the area. One U S plane shot down, and casualties were reported among Marines and allied troops with several Viet Cong losses noted.
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du Co
Duc Co
U.S
da Nang
Cam Ne
Vi Cong
Chuong Thien
Quang Ngai City
Saigon
County Court Records From Viroqua Wisconsin Update
A county court report lists multiple speeding and drunkenness citations including Arnold Evanson and James Finley with fines and jail terms. Also noted are trials, bonds, and dismissals for various disorderly conduct cases plus several building and safety incidents in Viroqua on August 9.
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Viroqua
Wis
Arnold C. Evanson
la Crosse
Lannon Man Killed In Car Train Crash
A Lannon man Eddie Wehrman aged 52 died when his car collided with a Soo Line train near Highway 164 and County Trunk V in Waukesha County at about 6 30 am. The Wisconsin 1965 traffic toll rose to 558 with the incident.
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Lannon
Soo Line
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Eddie Wehrman
Mark Carl Willitt
Milwaukee
Brookfield
Weather Record For Lacrosse Vicinity And Wisconsin
A compact forecast notes fair cool tonight with sunny Wednesday in Lacrosse vicinity and winds southeast 5 to 10 mph. Wisconsin and Minnesota show fair to mostly fair skies with warmer conditions midweek, plus sunrise and sunset times and date marks for August.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Body Of Wausau Girl Found In Pickerell Lake
The body of a 10 year old Wausau girl Paulette Langlois was found in Pickerell Lake in Oneida County after a weekend search near Buffalo Lake campgrounds American Legion State Forest east of Woodruff. Three other drowning victims were recovered in northern Wisconsin and from the Mississippi River.
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Associated Press
Wausau
Wisconsin Woods
Oneida
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Paulette ‘Langlois
Buffalo Lake
American Legion
Pickerell Lake
Robert Brave, Jr
Little Rock
Ark
Bass Lake
Land O’lakes
Vilas County
Merrill Ludovissy
Ivanell Ludovissy
North Buena Vista
Iowa
Mississippi
Cassville
Officials To Study Slaughter Alley
Gov. Knowles announced a meeting of highway and law enforcement leaders in Madison to address a deadly nine mile stretch on I-94 between Lake Mills and Johnson Creek. Six people died in accidents there over five days, including a crash with three fatalities. The section is slated for expansion to a four lane freeway by September.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Jefferson County
Lake Mills
Johnson Creek
Knowles
Victor Jerome Dies Former U.S. Communist Leader at 68
Victor J. Jerome, longtime leader of the Communist party in the United States, died Saturday in New York of a brain tumor at age 68. He was among 13 party officials convicted in 1953 for conspiring to overthrow the government by violence and was released from prison in 1957.
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New York
Victor J. Jerome
Communist Party
United States
U.S
Sir Walford Selby Dies at 84 in Salisbury Rhodesia
Sir Walford Selby 84 former British ambassador to Lisbon from 1937 to 1940 died Saturday in Salisbury Rhodesia. He served as principal private secretary to five foreign secretaries Ramsey Macdonald Sir Austen Chamberlain Arthur Henderson Lord Reading and Sir John Simon.
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Walford Selby
London
Sir Walford Selby
Lisbon
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ramsey Macdonald
Austen Chamberlain
Arthur Henderson
Lord Reading
John Simon
Federal Agencies Begin Negro Voter Registration Drive
Federal examiners began registering African Americans in Selma and across nine counties in three states. At Selma’s post office four examiners found 50 Negroes in line to apply as voters as Federal Justice Department teams opened centers. In Plaquemines Parish Louisiana only three registered in the first hour. In East Carroll Parish nine registered. Greensboro, Hale County drew nearly 250.
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Selma
Ala
Lorenzo Harrison
Orville
Bama
Department of Justice
Deep South
Alabama
Dallas
Hale
Lowndes
Marengo
Louisiana
East Carroll
East Feliiciana
Plaquemines
Mississippi
LeFlore
Madison
Plaquemines Parish
Ellen Floyd
Boothville
East Carroll Parish
Madison and
LeFlore Counties
Miss
Demopolis
Marengo County
Greensboro
Hale County
Renewal demands stir in La Crosse redevelopment clash
Forbes warns against full scale redevelopment, while Gateway Products’ Berg questions the Harborview Plaza plan noting potential harm to his Main Street business. Authority president Kumm defends study need, citing flood disaster financing and job base gains for a potential renaissance.
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Berg
Gateway Products Corp
Main St
Parrott
Harborview Plaza
Gateway Products
Main Street
Roy Kumm
Authority Board
Roellig
Kumm
Front Street
la Crosse
Johnson
Stock Quotations and Market Averages Snapshot
National and regional quotes show Allis-Chalmers to Zenith traded with varied gains and losses as of 9 am. Dow Jones averages list Industrials 880.15, Railroads 209.17, Utilities 155.45 with volume 1,170,000. Commodities include Sept Wheat 151 5, Sept Soybeans 274, Sept Corn 12138. Mutual funds quotes span Boston Fund to Wisconsin Fund with mixed ranges.
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Winona
Socony Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Calif
Ind
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Swift
Texaco
Trane Co
Union Tank Car
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U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth
Zenith
Dow Jones
la X Cooler Co
la X Telephone
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co. Inc
Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. F
Eaton & Howard Stk. F
Fidelity Fund
Incorporate
Mass
William St. F
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Nixon urges Johnson to discipline Democrats over Viet Nam
Nixon told an Iowa airport press conference that President Johnson should discipline his Democratic party over Viet Nam before criticizing Republicans. He blamed Johnson for a temper flare targeting unclear opposition and noted Ford was alleged but denied. Eisenhower waved to supporters as bursitis affected him.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Frank Hidinger
Police Intensify Drive Against Terrorists in Thailand
Border police in northeast Thailand launched an intensified operation after a gun battle near Nakorn Phanom Province. One policeman died and two were wounded in the clash with about 15 terrorists. A terrorist was killed and a cache of Communist literature was captured.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Nakorn Phanom
Mekong River
Laos
la Pile
Soldier Struck By Station Wagon Dies
Pvt. Dennis F. Floyd age 22 of Parma Missouri died Sunday as the second victim of a station wagon crash into a marching column at Fort Leonard Wood. Pvt. Paul Ellison 20 of St. Clair Missouri was killed Thursday night and thirty soldiers were injured, with two still hospitalized.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Dennis F. Floyd
Parma
Paul Ellison
St. Clair
Johnson Signs 7.5 Billion Housing Bill At White House
President Johnson signed into law a 7.5 billion housing bill with a new rent subsidy for the needy and grants to help impoverished homeowners repair properties. He called it a landmark measure addressing slums and blight and pledging nationwide progress for dignity, opportunity, and neighborhood pride. The bill includes construction and rehabilitation aid for elderly and low income families, with bipartisan lawmakers and building-industry representatives present.
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Washington
Johnson
America
White House Rose Garden
Congress
Texas
Austin
Tex
Bids Sought for Flood Control Projects in Minnesota
Army Corps of Engineers invites bids around Sept 2 for flood protection work at Winona and Minnesota City Minnesota. The project covers 600000 cubic yards of levee embankment on the west bank of the Mississippi from Lock and Dam 5A to Winona. It includes raising the Dam 5A dike Prairie Island and Crooked Slough levees and modifying the Prairie Island control structure.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Winona
Minnesota City
Minn
Leslie B. Harding
Mississippi River
Harriet
Huff
Mississippi
Prairie Island
iPrairie Island
Racine Man Killed After Bicycle Collision Near Burlington
Dale Armes, 26, of rural Racine, died in a Burlington hospital from injuries after a bicycle struck him on Highway 36 about 20 miles northwest of Racine Monday night. The rider, a 16 year old with a light, did not see Armes. Authorities planned an autopsy and have not yet classified the death as a highway fatality.
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Burlington
Dale Armes
Racine
Armes
Health Research Bill Signed By President
President Johnson signed a 280 million health research bill and announced a national task force to set ambitious goals in education health and child welfare. He noted the NIH ceremony and the resignation of Surgeon General Luther Terry to become Pennsylvan ia VP. The measure extends construction grants and expands NIH authority with new assistant secretaries.
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Washington
Kent Johnson
Johnson
National Institutes of Health
U.S
Luther Terry
Terry
University of Pennsylvania
Wey Eee
Peg Oont
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Public Health Service
NIH
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Bethesda
Federal registrars to open offices in nine Southern counties
Federal registration teams start in nine counties including Dallas Alabama and Louisiana. Illiterate voters may register by simple application or with help. Local officials complain literacy tests violated prior agreements while some lawmakers argue nationwide enforcement will end literacy barriers.
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Leflore
Madison
Mississippi
Dallas
Lowndes
Hale and Marengo
Alabama
East Caroll
East Felician
Plaquemines
Louisiana
Coast Guard recounts aboard Seven Seas murder at sea
Burywaise, a crewman aboard the Seven Seas, says Ramirez shot first mate Aldrick Howes in his bunk aboard the ship en route to a Tampa dry dock, then left the bunkroom as a 38 caliber pistol discharged three times. The captain was found dead on the bridge.
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Coast Guard
Ramirez
Burywaise
Seven Seas
Miami
Tampa
Cuba
Burgwaise
Roberto
Aldrick Howes
Shirley Jackson Dies At 45 In Vermont Home
Novelist Shirley Jackson aged 45 died at her North Bennington home on Sunday. Cause of death was not announced immediately.
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Shirley Jackson
North Bennington
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