Walters Named As Kefauver Successor In Tennessee
Governor Frank Clement named Herbert S. Walters to succeed the late Senator Estes Kefauver. Walters, 71, a longtime Democratic leader, will serve the remaining two years of Kefauver's term until the 1964 election. Walters endorsed the nuclear test ban and tax cuts, avoided Civil Rights stance, and did not indicate running in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
Herbert S. Walters
East Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Walters
Kefauver
Clement
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Police Enter UN Grounds In Hot Pursuit Context
City state and federal police cannot enter United Nations grounds in New York except in hot pursuit of a criminal. Officers typically check their weapons when escorting a celebrity to the world headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
New York
Obituaries Update From Local Funeral Homes
Arthur Hottinger 73 of 1130 S 3rd St died Sunday Aug 18 in his home. Walter Stuhr 61 of R2 La Crosse died Monday night Aug 19. Ida Aiken 81 of 804 Cass St died Tuesday Aug 20 in a local hospital. David Knoble 76 of 530 King St died Monday Aug 19 with services planned at Hellwig Morris and St. Joseph Cathedral. burial Catholic Cemetery. Ambulance of survivors listed for Knoble include multiple relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hottinger
S. 3Rd St
Schumacher Funeral Home
Mr. Hottinger
Brewery Workers Local 81
Walter Stuhr
la Crosse
Nelson Funeral Home
David Knoble
King St
Hellwig-Morris
St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral
J. F. Kundinger
Knoble
Mike
Prairie du Chien
Donald Jenkins
Steuben
Robert McCormick
Lake Geneva
Warren Perkins
Anna Frazier
Gays Mills
Dexter Steinbach
Platteville
William
Joseph
Andrew
Henry
Peter Knoble
Blue River
Myron
Boscobel
Southern Governors Back Unanimity Rule At Conference
At White Sulphur Springs the Southern Governors Conference adopted a unanimity rule requiring all resolutions to pass unanimously. Gov. George Wallace of Alabama endorsed the rule, aiming to veto unwanted anti civil rights measures, while Gov. Donald Russell of South Carolina recommended it. The move came amid protests outside the Greenbrier Hotel and ongoing debate over civil rights policy and federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Georgia
John B. Connally
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Greenbrier
Barnett
Washington
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Kennedy
Orval Faubus
Buddhists Suspect Plot Against Lodge Arrival
Buddhist leaders in Saigon claim the South Vietnamese government plans a phony assassination plot to discredit U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. They say agents would pose as assassins at the airport when Lodge arrives August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Washington News Roundup on Payments Deficit and Policies
Washington reports a second quarter balance of payments deficit near 1.3 billion dollars up five hundred million from Q1. Treasury and Commerce see 1963 annual totals as unreliable due to an unusual quarter. Civil Service Commission expects most agencies to stay staff on Aug 28 during a broad government day. President Kennedy endorses the National Culture Center and extending campaign funds for three years with 11 million already raised of an estimated 30 million. Veterans widows benefits rise to 120 dollars monthly plus 12 percent of husband’s pay. education allowances for children of disabled veterans set at 110 dollars monthly for up to 36 months, first-year cost about 3.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Treasury
Commerce
Kennedy
National Culture Center
Frank Davis House
Senate
Police Ambulance Respond to Illness Then Court Actions
Aug 19 reports show a 16 year old Dennis Murphy transported to St Francis Hospital after illness, later D A Freeman and others connected to La Crosse area listed with traffic violations. County Court notes numerous speeding charges, overloaded or unregistered trucks, improper parking and licenses, plus a minor indecent liberties case and a delinquency contribution case with penalties and commitments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 30Th St. Dennis Murphy
St. Francis Hospital
Wick
Adams
Ernest L. Candahl
9Th St
Benedict N. Moes
Hastings
Minn
Kenneth Rahn
S. 3Rd Ave
Onalaska
John R. Collins
Kendall
Michael C. Ringwelski
Little Falls
Cashton
Ardys I. Walters
West Salem
Joe Wells
Carl W. Backstrom
New York Mills
Richard A. Potaracke
Orris T. Hall
Market St
Dave E. Leuck
Green Bay St
David E. Pickering
Bangor
Lyle K. St. Mary
Caledonia
Don J. Loefflad
Genoa
Robert Bundy
Avon St
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Central State Hospital
Births reported from multiple Wisconsin hospitals
A string of birth notices lists Aug dates for newborns across Grandview Lutheran and St. Francis hospitals and several Wisconsin towns. Daughters and sons are born to numerous families including Munson, Poppe, Kilponen, Marcou, Schieche, Slindee, Schmitt, Myhre, Haataja, Annis, Murrary, Chambers, Moser, Waege, Jensen, Wilson, and McDonnell, with accompanying addresses and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 24Th St
Eileen M. Steinmetz
Donald W. Schieche
N. 15Th St
Sue Ann Fredericks
Carol O. Slindee
Lansing
Iowa
Alice M. Pfiffner
James J. Schmitt
la l ‘Crosse St
Janice T. Erickson
LaVerne R. Myhre
Chaseburg
Ann M. Mutch
Dispute Over Accordion Invention Names Buschmann or Damian
Authorities clash over who invented the accordion. Some credit Friedrich Buschmann of Berlin while others name Cyrillus Damian of Venice as the inventor in 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Buschmann
Berlin
Cyrillus Damian
Venice
Caledonia Woman 87 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Rob ert (Grace) Sprague 87 of Caledonia Minn died Monday morning August 19 at home after a long illness. Born July 5 1876 at Preston she attended Hamline University and the University of Minnesota and taught in Rochester and Caledonia. Survived by son Robert and daughter Janet Spell three grandchildren. Services set 2 p m at the Caledonia Methodist Church Rev Roger Gustafson officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening at Potter Haugen Funeral Home and 1 to 2 p m Wednesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Robert
Grace) Sprague
E. V. Farrington
Preston
Mack
Janet) Spell
la Crosse
Roger Gustafson
Evergreen Cemetery
Potter- Haugen
Asthma Formula Widely Prescribed Now Sold Without Prescription
Doctors have prescribed this asthma formula more than any other for private patients and medical tests show it stops attacks in minutes. It offers hours of relief from recurrent spasms and is now sold without prescription in most states under safe usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Primatene Tablets Fight Asthma Distress At Drugstores
Primatene Tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve nervous tension without injections. The secret is Primatene combines three medicines in prescription strength each with a special purpose for asthma relief. Look forward to sleep at night and freedom from spasms. Get Primatene at any drugstore.
Readstown Man Frank Davis Dies After Long Illness
Frank Davis 69 of Readstown Wisconsin died Monday in a Viroqua hospital after a long illness. Born March 22 1894 in Osage Iowa he left a widow Katie two daughters Dessa Glover Taft California and Edith Yuran Readstown a son Jesse Earl Alexandria Virginia a sister Dessa Turk Soldiers Grove a brother Earl Soldiers Grove nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Service was Wednesday at North Clayton Methodist Church near Soldiers Grove with burial at Readstown Cemetery. Friends could call Tuesday at Lime Funeral Home Readstown.
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Readstown
Wis
Frank Davis
Viroqua
Osage
Iowa
Katie
Dessa Glover
Taft
Calif
Edith Yuran
Jesse Earl
Alexandria
Dessa Turk
Soldiers Grove
Earl
North Clayton Methodist Church
Lime Funeral Home
Braves need six straight wins to climb standings
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan says the Braves must string six or seven straight victories to improve from the second division. They open a three game series in San Francisco against the Giants as they sit seven games behind, with solid pitching and defense hoped to fuel a rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Candlestick Park
Bragan
Warren Spahn
Bob Sadowski
Tony Cloninger
Denny Lemaster
Bob Hendley
International League All Stars blank Yankees 5 0
The pitching quartet Smith Chittum Smith and Fanok led the International League All Stars to a 5 0 shutout of the New York Yankees in Buffalo. Willie Smith Syracuse Nelson Chittum Rochester Arkansas Bill Smith Atlanta and Harry Fanok Atlanta formed the staff that limited the defending world champions to two hits. It marked the All Stars second shutout in three years against major league opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Smith, Chittum, Smith
Fanok
New York Yankees
Willie Smith
Syracuse
Nelson Chittum
Rochester
Arkansas
Bill Smith
Harry Fanok
Atlanta
Minneapolis Golfer Wins Lanesboro Open Title
John Moynihan of Minneapolis posted nine hole scores 36 37 35 to finish with a par 108 for 27 holes and win the Lanesboro Open. Arcadia players Jerry Blaha and Dave Sobotta finished third and fourth with 112 and 113 respectively while Aaron Pellowski won the fourth flight with 129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesboro
Minn
John Moynihan
Minneapolis
Jerry Blaha
Arcadia
Dave Sobotta
Aaron Pellowski
Rangers invite Sterner to Winnipeg camp
New York Rangers of the NHL asked Swedish star Ulf Sterner to report to the Winnipeg training camp on September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Ulf Sterner
Winnipeg
Hal Greer Signs with Philadelphia 76ers
Hal Greer, ninth leading scorer last season, signed his 1963 64 NBA contract to play for the Philadelphia 76ers. He joins a roster aiming for competitive success in the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Inland Lakes Regatta Cancelled By Lack Of Wind
Windless conditions on Lake Mendota forced the cancellation of all races in the 61st annual Inland Lakes Yachting Association Regatta. Local sailors awaited a new date as organizers confirmed the event’s suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
Lake Mendota
Cool Blonde Leads Round One At Women's Amateur Golf
Defending champion Joanne Gunderson posted two under par to win her first match at Taconic Golf Club in Williamstown. Barbara McIntire, former US and British champion, was upset by Sunny Fleitas who had never played golf before 1960. Mae Murray Jones defeated Hartford’s Mae Cronin 1 up in 20 holes as Wells and Cronin were eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will'amstown
Mass
Joanne Gunderson
Taconic Golf Club
Miss Gunderson
Providence
R.I
Anne Quast Wells
Seattle
Wash
Barbara ‘McIntire
Colorado Springs
Cole
United States
Robert ‘Cronin
Hartford
Conn
Grace Lenczyk
Elizabeth
Sunny) Fleitas
William Warren
Rochester
N.Y
Caledonia Nine Wins In Regional Contest
Caledonia defeats Zumbrota 14 to 2 in Region 19 B baseball with Gordie Bauer pitching a no hitter. John Winslow, Gary Grob, and Gavin Grob have three hits each, Bauer adds two, Winslow and Gary Grob homer, Renslo adds a single and double. Caledonia advances to face Rochester Taylor at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazeppa, Minn
John Winslow
Gary Grob
Gavin Grob
Gordie Bauer
Caledonia
Zumbrota
Rochester Taylor
Bauer
Winslow
Tom Rensle
Sorenson and Erickson Win First Matches in National Women’s Amateur
Carol Sorenson of Janesville and Mrs. John Erickson of Madison won their opening rounds at the National Women’s Amateur Golf Championships in Williamstown Massachusetts. Sorenson shot 37 on the front nine to beat Ann Gregory 4 and 3. Erickson defeated Marcia Knapp 5 and 4 at the Taconic Golf Club on a 19636 yard par 72 course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
John Erickson
Madison
Wisconsin
Miss Sorenson
Ann Gregory
Gary
Ind
Erickson
University of Wisconsin
Marcia Knapp
Wagerly
N.Y
Taconic Golf Club
Golden Gloves to Hold National Hoop February in Louisville
Kenosha AP reports the 1964 national boxing tournament of the Golden Gloves Association of America is planned for Louisville Kentucky next February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Golden Gloves Association of America
Louisville
Part Time Evening Office Work Offer
Permanent part time work after noons from our office or hours from home with private phone. Straight hourly pay no commission.
Bowling Scores Northern Sports Bowl Highlights
Limpert 658 609 637 high series 1904 leads as Seiler’s Discount 622 612 630 1864 and Pepsi-Cola 593 678 607 1878 post strong totals. High 10 includes G Tolvstad 480 and J Duncan 453. high singles share by J Duncan and G Tolvstad with 179.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Limpert’'s
Seiler's Discount
Pepsi-Cola
His & Her Gift
Seiler-Shanley
Grayce & Jay's
Boxing Results in Saginaw and New Bedford
In Saginaw Michigan Kenny Lane from Muskegon outpointed Paul Armstead of Los Angeles in a 10 round light welterweight title fight. In New Bedford Johnny Bizzarro from Erie outpointed Read from Providence in another 10 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Paul Armstead
Los Angeles
Michigan
New Bedford
Mass
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Reer Read
Providence
Order Appointing Time To Hear Estate Petition
In La Crosse County Wisconsin probate court a petition for administration and heirship in the estate of Almanzo T Eldred is set for hearing at the La Crosse Court House on September 26 1963. Creditors must file claims by November 25 1963 and the court will examine claims on November 26 1963. Dated August 12 1963. By the Court Eugene A Toepel County Judge. Leonard R Chojnacki Attorney La Crosse Wisconsin 54602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Almanzo T. Eldred
la Crosse
la Crosse County
City of
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Leonard R. Chojnacki
Rivoli Bldg
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U.N. Area Regulations
Ida Aitken
Ida Aiken
Cass St
Miss Aiken
Northern States Power Co
E. P. Gleason
May Aiken
Dickinson
Kenneth Trueman
Barron
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Faubus
Resolutions Committee
Department of Labor
Washington State
Nevert
Hilton
Civil Service Commission
D. A. Freeman
Midway
la Crosse Hospital
Donald J. Malzacher
Rockland
Harland Domke
George St
Searing Transit
Bernard Meier
4Th St
la Crescent
C. A. Beranek
S. 15Th St
Marlin Young
Sparta
Joseph Arnold
State Department of Public Welfare
Wilson H. King
Camp McCoy
Viroqua, Wis
Ronald D. Riggs
Aunt Nellie Foods Corp
Hillsboro
Robert W. Hill
Rock Falls
Charles L. Mayton
Demopolis
Ala
John H. Miller
Sinton
Tex
Grandview Hospital
Laurie Ann
Dennis Munson
Houston, Minn
Janet Beckman
St. Mary's Hospital
Charles W. Annis
Leonard J. Murrary
Melrose
Beverly M. Stetzer
Alick A. Chambers
Melvina
Catherine D. Gabrielson
Tomah, Wis
Donna Michell
Sheldon Quist
Camp Douglas
Marjorie Connor
Pamela Ann
James Moser
Glendale
Tomah
Darlene Leitz
Kathy Anne
William Clark
N. Division
New Lisbon
Margery Carter
Kevin Jay
Robert Waege
R. 1
Wilton
Arleen Roscovius
Stacy Eva
Spencer Jensen
Lemonweir Parkway
Carolyn Loff
Jerry Lee
Kenneth Wilson
Marion Schneider
Whitehall, Wis
Tri-County Memorial Hospital
Ronald Harms
Whitehall
Ronald Matchey
Independence
LaVern Pientok
Alvin Windjue
Oak Park, III
Sean William
William E. McDonnnell
Oak Park
Karen Arnison
McDonnell
Ettrick
Bobby
International Stars
Yankees
Rangers
Cool Blonde
Wells
John Penning
Ton of
Grimsrud
Peters
Koenig
Oelkers
Renslo
Richard Speltz
Thomas Goyke
Hellwig & Morris Thoughtful Service
van Wyk Animal Hospital
Briggs and Stratton
Clinton
Lauson
Tecumseh
Willard Auto Electric
North 4Th St
Logan Erickson
Gerwitz Const
Kleen Air Furnace Cleaning Co
Lax Woolen Mills Co
George
Ray L. Revor
Jackson
Lovold
Del
American Red Ball
Roy Coster
Tomah Area
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
Russell J. Gile
Roth's
Flor-Mart, Inc
South Ave
Ruud
Kauma’s
Lacrosse
A. J. Sweet Co
Green On Bay
Tribune
Manpower Salespower Inc
Mormon Coulee
P.O. Box
Electrolux Corp
Greene
Minnesota
la Crosse Tribune
Jim Appleman
Swartz Office Supply Co
6Th
State
LaCrosse, Wis
S. Roberts St. St. Paul 7
National Institute of Concrete Construction, Inc
Arenz
Lewiston
Fremont
Alphonse Lemmer
Alvin Kohner
Orville Schroeder
Minnesota Land and Auction Service
Four Corners
Genevieve Isensee
Russell Schroeder
A. Northern Investment
Russell C. Schroeder Farm and Household Auctions
Farnam la Crosse
Boyer's
Boyer
City Iron and Auto Parts
Leon
South Avenue
Holmen
Town Road
Theodore Kneifl
Newburg's Corner
Hwy
Bob Deal Realty Co
Mindoro
Freddie Frickson
Dakota
Nadine
Robert Granum
Mile
Skyline Acres
the Pier
Hardwood Timber
Red Oak Timber
Tri-State
Erickson Hardwoods, Inc
Cash
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