Johnson signs joint resolution defining US stance in Southeast Asia
President Johnson signs the congressional resolution in the East Room pledging response to any attack on US forces and aid to Southeast Asia. He notes swift passage in Congress and says the unity reflects the country. Henry Cabot Lodge on Ho Chi Minh and Red China comments accompany coverage.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
America
White House
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Henry Cabot Lodge
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
China
Pentagon says Red planes enter North Viet Nam bases
Pentagon spokesman Arthur Sylvester said a number of Chinese Communist MIG15 and MIG17 jets have been introduced into North Vietnamese bases. He noted runway expansion near Hanoi and said pilots could be Chinese or North Vietnamese trained in China. No evidence of flights over South Vietnam or new U.S. deployments.
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Pentagon
North
Viet Nam
Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
Sylvester
China
U.S. Navy
Red China
Hainan
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Livestock and Commodity Quotes From Chicago and St Paul Markets
Livestock and grain quotations updated at noon from New York and Chicago markets. Hog and cattle ranges noted, Steers veal and cows priced, plus potatoes and soybeans with regional track and wholesale poultry prices.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Knutson Campaign Attacks Education and Budget Spending
Knutson denounces educationists and pressure groups and singles out Lyndon B. Johnson and Barry Goldwater. He pledges to mobilize an electorate to curb budgets and taxes, urges primary support on Sept 8, and criticizes party bosses and Knowles. He cites rising Wisconsin budgets under Democrat rule and warns against automatic government spending controls.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Iowa
Wisconsin
GOP
Knutson
Johnson
Goldwater
Knowles
Salinger Committee Examines Eligibility Question
Salinger tells subcommittee he is eligible to be appointed after California Supreme Court ruled him qualified. California Atty Gen. Mosk says a state cannot alter the U S Constitution's candidate qualifications. Justice McComb dissented in the California court decision. Salinger, a former aide to Kennedy and Johnson, defeated Alan Cranston for the Democratic nomination.
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Salinger
Murphy
California
Stanley Mosk
Mosk
Marshall McComb
Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
John F.kennedy
John‘son
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Cyprus Keeps Recon Flights Until UN Cease-Fire Enforced
In Nicosia Makarios pledged full respect for the Security Council cease-fire call as Greek Cypriots halted fighting on Saturday. Reporters described Turkish air strikes causing widespread destruction in villages while residents hid in hills and remaining farm animals wandered the quiet streets.
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United Nations
Nicosia
Makarios
Security Council
Thefts Reported In West Salem And Shelby
Arthur Herman of Herman Implement Shop in West Salem reported a 34 horsepower yellow Clinton engine stolen from a snow blower stored in a tent at the Inter-State Fair. In Shelby, Phil Nelson reported Sunday that his automobile engine was stolen from Bob Blomquist Used Car Lot on Mormon Coulee Road.
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Arthur Herman
Herman Implement Shop
West Salem
la Crosse County
Clinton
Shelby
Richard Bednar
Phil Nelson
S. 8Th St
Bob Blomquist
Mormon Coulee Road
Frinzi criticizes state college plan as fraud and blunder
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Dominic H. Frinzi challenged La Crosse union members that classifying all 10 state colleges as state universities would raise costs and tuition. He argued the plan would divert funds from libraries, labs, and PhD programs, and undermine undergraduate education in Wisconsin.
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Dominic H. Frinzi
la Crosse
Frinzi
Trane Company
Allis-Chalmers
Weather record for Lacrosse and vicinity and Midwest states
Diminishing winds and cooler conditions through tonight. Wednesday brings fair and cool weather with mid 40s tonight and upper 60s Wednesday. Minnesota issues frost warnings for west and west central areas with 25 to 40 mph northwest winds. Iowa clears with cooler southeastern portions. Sunrise 6 04 a m Sunset 8 14 p m Degree Days 0 Total 4 Last Year Normal 12 Record High Low: Aug 11 1874 96 Aug 11 1954 47
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Young Demos Plan Meeting in La Crosse County
The Young Democrats of La Crosse County will hold their monthly gathering at 7 p.m. at the AFL Labor Temple on King Street. They will map the upcoming campaign and discuss opening the Democratic campaign headquarters.
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la Crosse County
AFL Labor Temple
King St
La Crescent Chamber Plans Steak Fry Meeting
The La Crescent Chamber of Commerce schedules a steak fry for Wednesday at 6 30 in the village park. The notice also contains an unrelated classified ad urging readers to use business services.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Car Hits Outlet For Manhole Injuring Three In La Crosse
Three La Crosse residents were injured when their car struck an exposed manhole outlet at 3rd and Main Streets. Driver Robert J. Weissenberger, 42, and front passenger Donald Anderson, 44, suffered head and facial injuries. Back-seat passenger Genevieve Weissenberger, 42, had arm and leg injuries. All were taken to St. Francis Hospital. The outlet remains exposed until final street resurfacing.
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la Crosse
Main Streets
Robert J. Weissenberger
Green Bay St
Donald Anderson
Jackson St
Weissenberger
Anderson
Genevieve Weissenberger
St. Francis Hospital
3Rd Street
Police weighing charges in La Crosse pool hall cut
La Crosse police on Tuesday planned to consult the district attorney about possible charges after Walter Drendel 60 was struck in the left temple with a cue stick Sunday night at Ed's Roost on South Third Street. Drendel was listed in good condition at St Francis Hospital. Witnesses described a fight that began near a pool table as the suspect and Drendel spoke.
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la Crosse
District Attorney’s Office
Walter Drendel
South Ave
Ed’s
S. 3Rd St
Ed’s Bar
Drendel
St. Francis Hospital
Unused refrigerator trap claimed three Hartman children
In Chicago Leamond Fotwell tied an old refrigerator door shut on his back porch to protect his three children. Three Hartman youngsters Cynthia Joseph and Marty died after entering the idle box an inquest ruled accidental. The piece notes recurring risks from discarded or idle fridges.
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Russell Lane
Chicago
Leamond L. Fotwell
George Hartman
Cynthia Hartman
Joseph
Marty
Fotwell
New M.P.O Hemorrhoid Relief Promises Five Benefits
Advertisements tout the M.P.O. hemorrhoid treatment developed by Mentholatum Laboratories. It claims faster pain relief, more accepted pain relievers, reduced discomfort, quicker healing, and germ-killing protection with Hexachlorophene to combat bacteria.
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M.P.O
Mentholatum Laboratories
U S Pilot Paraded In Hon Gai After Downing
Radio Hanoi reported U S Navy pilot Everett Alvarez Jr. was paraded through Hon Gai streets after his aircraft was shot down. Alvarez, from San Jose California, appeared weary in a dirty U S uniform escorted by Vietnamese troops. The broadcast gave no condition details.
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Tokyo
Ino
U.S
Hon Gai
Gulf of Tonkin
Hanoi
Everett Alvarez Jr
San Jose
Calif
Richard C. Sather
Pomona
Alvarez
Hanoi Papers
Police Ambulance and Fire Report Summary
August dates show multiple ambulance runs for illnesses with patients Alma Stauff Hi ram Johnson Estelle Lewis to Lutheran and St Francis Hospitals. A county run reports Margaret Blackburn to St Francis Hospital. Shelby fire call notes cooking fat on an electric range at E R McIlvaine residence.
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Alma Stauff
S. 5Th Ave
Lutheran Hospital
Hiram Johnson
East Ave. S
St. Francis Hospital
CIO ‘Hall
5Th Ave
Market St
Estelle Lewis
Margaret M. Blackburn
Caroline St
Shelby
E. R. McIlvaine
Hagen Road
Shoplifters jailed after fines unpaid in La Crosse
Two Minnesota shoplifters began 10 day county jail terms after failing to pay fines. Thomas B. Hoover 18 of Rochester was fined 31.65 for goods valued at 22.97 from Bell Discount Store. Norman F. Hoover Jr. 19 of Winona was fined 16.65 for goods worth 2.24. Welfare department orders Norman held for probation violation.
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Minnesota
la Crosse
Bell Discount
Thomas B. Hoover
R. 1
Rochester
Norman F. Hoover Jr
Winona
Minnesota Welfare Department
Norman
Two Boys Foiled In Attempted Burglary
Two children ages 9 and 12 tried to burgle Prentice Market at 2011 Adams Street by crawling through a transom. They fled toward a back door after being confronted by owner Carl Prentice, who obtained a license number from a bicycle and alerted police. The boys admitted the break in and were turned to La Crosse County Welfare Department for juvenile court processing. There was no theft.
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la Crosse
Minnesota net gasoline tax rises 22 percent in July
ST. PAUL AP reports July net gasoline tax collections reached 7 million 509 thousand 263 dollars, up 22.14 percent from a year ago. For January through July, net receipts totaled 42 million 24 thousand 851 dollars, a 20 percent gain. Denmark’s flag is described as the oldest national flag.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
La Crescent council and school board meet on sewer and road plan
La Crescent Minnesota officials from the village council and District 300 school board met to discuss installing a 10 inch sanitary sewer trunk line and a new roadway to the high school property. They noted traffic needs during events and potential annexation steps with costs around 4680 dollars for the sewer and a land purchase 80 feet wide for the road. The board granted an easement for future sewer hookups and the council planned a public hearing after final cost figures. They also filed a FCC complaint about Channel 8 reception with the new transmitter.
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LA Crescent
Minn
William Stetzler
Stetzler
Elm Street
Myron Waldon
Caswell Engineering Co
Walden
Federal Communications Commission
Johnson unveils education and anti poverty bill
The measure expands government activity across several fields and includes a job corps for youths 16 to 21 in conservation camps and training centers. It would fund part time college work, secondary schooling, and vocational training, with a supplemental appropriation expected.
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Congress
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
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