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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1964

Page

7

Talks Continue In Duluth Grain Strike

In Duluth Minnesota talks resumed between union millers and management with federal and state mediators after a nine day recess. About 450 grain millers walked off July 3 over supplementary unemployment benefits while 11 elevators in Duluth and Superior were affected. Sen. Burdick pressed for moving grain from North Dakota to the West Coast and for long range Orient markets.

Duluth, Minn Richard Wanek American Federation of Grain Millers Duluth Superior Quentin Burdick D-N.d St Paul Agriculture Department North Dakota West Coast Midwest Kansas City Burdick Duluth-Superior

IRS Commissioner Caplin's Car Bears Washington Tag 1040

Commissioner Mortimer M. Caplin's automobile displays Washington license plate No. 1040.

Internal Revenue Service Mortimer M. Caplin Washington

Knowles Attacks Reynolds Over Sales Tax Claim

Warren Knowles, Republican contender for governor, accused Gov. John W. Reynolds of cynical expediency in his bid for reelection during a New Richmond Kiwanis talk. He said the issue is Reynolds breaking a campaign pledge to not raise sales tax, not the tax itself. Reynolds, at Stevens Point, credited past administrations with real property tax relief and highlighted a new relief program linking property taxes to the ability to pay.

Warren P. Knowles John W. Reynolds Knowles Richmond Kiwanis Club Reynolds Stevens Point Wisconsin Gaylord Nelson

Today in History August 11 1964 highlights and past events

Aug 11 marks several historic notes including 1918 US field army in France under Pershing. Other entries recall Carrie Jacobs Bond born 1862, Justice Holmes 1902, Hoover 1928 nomination, FDR Churchill first Quebec conference 1943, Japan surrender response 1945, Marblehead squall rescue ten years ago, Queen Elizabeth tour plans five years ago, and a 728000 reward for a bank train robbery gang one year ago.

Associated Press Washington United States Field, Army France John J. Pershing Carrie Jacobs Bond Oliver Wendell Holmes Supreme Court Herbert Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill Quebec Japan Marblehead Mass Queen Elizabeth West Africa

Ann Landers Advice Columns Publish Personal Proposals

A long reader letter set includes a 29 year old seeking escort work for $30 a night, a 12 year old describing a brother's picky eating, and parents seeking guidance on a daughter living with an unwed fiancé. Ann Landers responds with caution and practical guidance.

Ann Landers A. M P.S

Pleads Insanity In Murder Of Couple

RACINE AP Larry R Mc Elvain 28 Racine pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to two counts of first degree murder. He is charged with killing his elderly neighbors Mr and Mrs William Dunse with repeated shotgun blasts on July 4. Police quoted McElwain saying a dispute over his daughter Diane 4 playing in a driveway sparked the argument between the two families.

Racine Larry R. McElvain McElvain William Dunse McElwain Danse Diane

Robber Flees After Doing Good Deed

Airman Joseph J. Root Jr. from Stewart Air Force Base said the driver who later robbed him of $42 gave him a ride Sunday night and fled when Root recognized him. Police are investigating the coincidence of the kind gesture and the robbery.

Nashville, Tenn Joseph J. Root Jr Stewart Air Force Base Root

Wisconsin Bus Line Charged In Fatal Crash

U.S. District Court charged Wisconsin Coach Lines of Waukesha with criminal negligence over a bus wreck near Gurnee Illinois that killed three and injured 27. The bus was 2,000 miles overdue for inspection and ran 33,800 miles on recapped tires when it struck a cement bridge abutment on U.S. Highway 41 June 2.

Chicago Wisconsin Gurnee U.S. District Court Bill of Criminal Information Wisconsin Coach Lines, Inc Waukesha Wis Asst U.S. Atty Barry J. Freeman U.S. Highway 41

Ruud To Talk To Young Republicans

The La Crosse Republican Youth Club plans a Tuesday 7 30 p m meeting at the Republican headquarters at 5th and Main Street to hear George Ruud, candidate for county sheriff. A brief business meeting precedes the talk. Open to high school and college age students.

la Crosse Republican Youth Club Republican 5Th and Main Sts George Ruud

Eisenhower to Speak at GOP Strategy Session in Hershey

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will headline a campaign strategy session in Hershey Pennsylvania for Republican governors and gubernatorial candidates. Attendees include Barry Goldwater, his running mate William Miller, and Richard Nixon. The event, hosted by Governor Scranton, aims to map party strategy with 38 leaders and top GOP officials.

Hershey Pa Dwight D. Eisenhower Sen Barry M. Goldwater Goldwater William E.miller New York Richard M. Nix Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Nelson Rockefeller Scranton Earl D. Eisenhower Jr Washington R. Dean Burch John Grenier National GOP Committee Wayne J. Hood la Crosse Thruston Morton R-Ky Senate Rep Robert Wilson R-Calif House

Aerosol Push-And-Spray Ventures Into Foods And Medicine

The aerosol industry eyes bold expansions into meals medicines and consumer items. Cannella of Continental Can foresees sprayed meals and dishes while other products range from spray on novocaine and massage aids to toy food shapes and dry ver mouth sprays. Hospitals and Europe test sprays to ease childbirth pain and first aid needs.

New York Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association Europe Leonard G. Cannella Continental Can Morrow Cannella

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