New Escape Hole Begins For Trapped Miners
Drilling of a fresh escape hole started as two miners 331 feet underground report contact with a companion separated by debris after eight days of cave in. State inspector doubts whether Louis Bova is hearing the surface, while Fellin Throne and Joyce push ahead with lifelines and small tools.
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Hazleton
Arthur Joyce
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Bova
Joyce
Fellin
Throne
Eva
Peter
Fell
Lou
Independent Miners Association
Clyde Machamer
Kennedy presses for civil rights and tax action this year
President Kennedy urged Congress to act on civil rights and tax reduction in 1963, calling both programs vital and warning against delaying until 1964. He argued Congress should stay in session to finish action, noting an election year and economic stakes tied to tax cuts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
La Crescent okays 1.4 million bond for high school
La Crescent Minn voters approve a 1.4 million bond by 711 to 272 to build a six year junior high high school site 47 acres. Ground breaking planned spring 1964, target ready fall 1966. Architects Hendrix and Cording to draft plans with bids expected February.
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LA Crescent
Minn
School Board of
la Crosse
Citizens Committee
Yester
Hendrix
Cording
St. Paul
Yeiter
Farmers To Price Own Products NFC Chief Speaks To Wisconsin Milk Producers
Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization told about 2 500 dairy farmers in Baldwin Wisconsin to organize to raise prices by pressuring milk processors He urged pouring steam on processors as a tactic and warned farmers must set their own prices not buyers He noted rising costs since 1947 49 and urged a broad withholding action to boost returns across agricultural products.
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Fellin
Throne
Bova
Lou
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Kennedy
John A. Lundquist Baldwin
Wis
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Baldwin High School
Staley
Alton Helgeson
NFO
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
NFC
Rea. Mo
Iowa Nfo
Earl Reidiger
Hinton
Iowa State Fair
Des Moines
UPI
Thompson to Confer With Chief Johnson
Milwaukee Atty Gen George Thompson said he arranged a meeting with Police Chief Howard C Johnson to review department affairs tied to dismissals suspensions and charges against two officers Also attending are Deputy Inspector George Fuhr and Asst Atty Gen LeRoy Dalton as Milwaukee pursues the John Doe secret investigation
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Milwaukee
George Thompson
Howard C. Johnson
Mpson
Colorado
Denver
George Fuhr
Thompson
LeRoy Dalton
John Doe
Tribune carriers collect this week
The La Crosse Tribune circulation department asks carriers to make payments on first call to save time and effort. Collection days for Thursday and Friday are scheduled this week.
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Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Unnamed La Crosse College Building Bids Hit Total
Bids totaling 1.513 million for a new physical education and housing facility at a La Crosse area college were the lowest after earlier bids were rejected for exceeding the state allotment. The project, planned by Hackner Schroe der and Associates, is to be built on land bought from the city with a 1.6 million state cap plus extra for land and utilities.
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Crosse State College
Madison
State Building Commission
Hackner, Schroeder and Associates
la Crosse
General Construction
WMC
Winona
Minn
Nels Johnson Construction
V and M Electric
Menominee
Mich
John P. Mader
Copeland Ave
Lovold
F. M. Branson and Son
Pearl St
Keating, Branson
Bernie J. Buchner
S. 16Th St
Bob Engler
Horicon
Wis
La Crosse Woman and Bangor Girl Die in Adams County Crash
A La Crosse woman and her seven year old Bangor great granddaughter died in a two-vehicle collision about 16 miles northwest of Adams Friendship in Adams County. Four other La Crosse relatives were injured as the 1955 Felt car struck a 1962 Wincell truck at 16th and Beaver Avenues. The dead are Emma M. Verthein and Barbara Mae Clements. injured include John Verthein Richard Felt Mabel Felt Bertha Balzer and others. The crash occurred while the party was returning from Wisconsin Rapids and hunting deer.
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la Crosse
Bangor
Adams Friendship
Adams County
John
Emma M.) Verthein
S. 9Th St
Barbara Mae Clements
Norbert Elements
Adams County Memorial Hospital
John Verthein
Arthur Weihe
Richard C. Felt
S. 25Th St
Mabel A. Felt
S. 25Th
Bertha D. Balzer
South Ave
Frank Serles
16Th and
Beaver Avenues
Adams
Felt
Beaver
John E. Wincell
Friendship
Wincell
Monroe
Weihe
Wisconsin Rapids
Clements
Verthein
U S Denounces Diem Raid On Three Pagodas
In a Tokyo dispatch the United States denounced Ngo Dinh Diem's forces for raids on Buddhist pagodas in Saigon amid a crackdown. Washington said Saigon's actions violated pledges of reconciliation and expressed disapproval of repressive measures. Diem declared a nationwide siege and ordered troops into the capital pagodas.
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U.S
Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Diem
Saigon
State Department
Washington
Republic of
Viet Nam
United States
Wash
Police Recover Another 84000 Pounds From Train Loot
British police recovered another 30000 pounds of the great train robbery loot found in an abandoned auto trailer near Dorking Surrey. The total recovered rises to 273107 pounds as investigators press a search for the man and woman with a baby linked to the gang that robbed the Glasgow London mail train.
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London
Dorking
Surrey
Services Set For Crash Victims In Bangor
Barbara Mae Clements 7 of Bangor died Tuesday night in an automobile crash near Adams Friendship. Funeral mass for Barbara Mae at St. Marys Bangor with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Another victim, Mrs John Emma Werthein 76 of 1503 S 9th St, also died in the same accident. Rosary at 8 p.m. and calling hours Thursday evening. Arrangements by Schumacher Funeral Home.
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Barbara Mae Clements
Bangor
Adams Friendship
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Emma Werthein
S. 9Th St
Schumacher Funeral Home
Louis Paquette
of the Angels
Barbara Mae
Fairview Cemetery
Fossum Funeral
la Crosse
Norbert Clements
Katheryn
Ronald
Dennis
Cletus
Richard Felt
Edwin Clements
John Werthein
Demand Hiring Data From Kenosha Firms
The Wisconsin State Industrial Commission asked eleven Kenosha area employers to provide information on black employees their job classifications and other employment data for a discrimination hearing set for September 12 in Kenosha. Firms include American Motors Arneson Foundry Coopers Dynamatic Anaconda Brass Lowe MacWhyte Snap-On Ladish Tri-Clover and Famco.
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Coopers, Inc
Dynamatic Corp
Anaconda American Brass Co
Lowe, Inc
MacWhyte Wire Rope Co
Snap-On Tools Corp
Ladish Co
Tri-Clover Machine Co
Famco Machine Co
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S. 3Rd St
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