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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1964

Page

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White House pushes for Rabinovitz approval

Senate Judiciary scrutiny continues as Rabinovitz seeks approval for a Western Wisconsin district judgeship. He moves door to door amid a 5 to 1 subcommittee vote against him, backed by White House pressure and past pledges from Kennedy and Johnson.

Tribune Washington Bureau Washington White House Senate Judiciary Committee David Rabinovitz Western District Wisconsin Rabinovitz Senate John F. Kennedy Kennedy Johnson Sheboygan, Wis Sam Ervin D-N.c William Proxmire D-Wis U. S Congress Judiciary

Oshkosh Man New District Kiwanis Head

Russell F. Williams of Oshkosh elected Kiwanis Wisconsin Upper Michigan District governor with January taking office. Harold Reese of Richland Center named lieutenant governor. Janesville chosen host city for the 1965 district convention. Governor's Banquet drew over 600 attendees.

Kiwanis Oshkosh Man New District Kiwanis Head Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Oshkosh Russell F. Williams Oshkosh Club Harold Reese Richland Center John Bosshard la Crosse Reese Richland Center Club Interclub Janesville

State FU Seeks Higher Support On Milk

Wisconsin Farmers Union officials urged Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman to raise the manufacturing milk support price at least 5 cents per hundredweight. County presidents and the state director pressed for relief from hardship caused by drought conditions in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Farmers Union Orville Freeman Freeman Wisconsin Minnesota

National Guard Units Here To Launch Recruit Drive

Wisconsin National Guard plans a recruiting push for the 173rd Engineering Battalion with talks at schools and media appearances. Units in La Crosse Onalaska and Prairie du Chien are 137 men short, and leaders urge civilian support to avoid future understrength cuts.

National Guard 173Rd Engineering Battalion Wisconsin National Guard Onalaska la Crosse Prairie du Chien Anthony Wise Hayward Ralph Olson Wisconsin Adjutant General Department of Defense Olson Guard Black River Falls Viroqua Reedsburg Gerald Roob Arden Adams Donald Jen

Eight killed as church bus crashes into seven vehicles

Among victims is the daughter of a film couple. Kiwanis speakers in La Crosse urge Americans to defend freedom and the free enterprise system. Ian Stuart, Edward Keefe warn of socialism and the danger of apologizing to the world. Page 8.

Kiwanis Club la Crosse Ian Stuart Birmingham Ala U.S Stuart Mary E. Sawyer United States of America United Nations Edward C. Keefe Oklahoma City Kiwanis International Keefe Oklahoma Independent College Foundation Khrushchev Freedoms Foundation Egypt San Clemente Calif Roy Rogers Dale Evans U.S. 101 Disciples of Christ Chapel of the la Esperanza Tijuana San Diego Lawrence Elton White Los Angeles Debbie Rogers Miss Evans

Racial violence erupts again near Chicago suburb

In Dixmoor Illinois a second night of unrest left minor damage and injuries as police halted clashes between Black residents and authorities. About forty people, including twenty seven white arrestees, faced disorderly conduct charges amid rioting surrounding a liquor store. Clergy and civil rights leaders urged restraint as violence spread and a store fire was set.

Dixmoor Ill Chicago Illinois Liquor Control’ Commission Robert J. Marx UPI Telephoto

Keating Runs Again But Withholds Goldwater Support

New York Senator Kenneth Keating said he will seek re election but will not back Barry Goldwater for president. He cited differences with Goldwater and warned voters they should not be swayed by party unity rhetoric. Keating will face Republican State Committee action next Monday while Democratic backing from Robert Kennedy grows.

Rabinovitz Robert F. ‘Kennedy Kennedy New York Kenneth B. Keating Barry Goldwater Sen. Goldwater Keating Republican State Committee U.S Rochester Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona

3 Deaths Raise Road Toll To 659 Today

The Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 659 with three new fatalities in separate crashes. Erwin C. Grieser, 52, of Milwaukee, died hours after his semi collided with a bridge near Browntown, while Sister Mary Lucy, 72, of Chicago, died from injuries after a Janesville car crash. Daryl Pooler, 2, of Hortonville, died from injuries from a two car crash near Hortonville.

Wisconsin Erwin C. Grieser Milwaukee Browntown Green County Grieser St. Clare Hospital Monroe Mary Lucy St. Gertrude’s Convent Chicago Mercy Hospital Janesville Rock County Daryl Pooler Merlin Pooler Hortonville New London Hospital

Mayor Knutson vetoes deputy finance officer bill

Mayor Milo G. Knutson vetoed Common Council action authorizing the city to hire a deputy finance officer Sherman C. Stellpflug. He objected to a degree requirement and urged an examination standard to assess ability over credentials. He warned against demoralizing staff by excluding non graduates. See veto, page 8.

Milo G. Knutson Tuessday Common Council la Crosse Sherman C. Stellpflug Knutson

UWM Radio Station WUWM-FM Set to Go On Air

The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee announced that WUWM-FM will begin broadcasting on September 28 on 89.7 megacycles from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Milwaukee University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wuwm-Fm

Ideological Club Wields By Mao in U.S. Fearful Call to Arms

AP reports that broadcasts from Cuba and Red China urge American Black people toward armed revolt and guerrilla actions. Maoist rhetoric links to the national liberation movement as Peking radios promote demonstrations, strikes, and uprisings in U.S. cities.

Cuba China U.S Red China America National Liberation Movement Radio Free Dixie Robert F. Williams Peking Frank Coe U.S. Senate International Monetary Fund Mao Tze-tung Africa Asia Latin America Mao Peking Radio Coe United States Rally

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Ervin Rabino- Lee Rabinovitz Roob Jenson Adams American Legion TRANE Red Cross Camp Pendleton UPI By Seymour M. Hersh Dial Torgerson Deborah Lee Rogers Deborah Joan Russell Robert Russell Granada Hills Margaret Huss Armijo Albuquerque N.M Jo Ellen Joseph Marie Huss Fallbrook Susan Catherine Deborah Lee Sen. Keating By James Devlin The Associated Press Bill UWM Ee Ee Ee Eee Ewes Ese Eresene Eee Ene Wmeeeewes Reens Ee Nwe Ee Aee Ae
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