Tomah District Eyes 1.9 Million Bond Vote for Schools
The Tomah school board approved a preliminary resolution to borrow 1.9 million dollars to fund a new senior high school and elementary remodels. A November referendum was defeated, and a new date is planned for early October. The plan includes a new high school on a chosen site and converting the old building to a junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Wyeville and School Board
Oakdale
Supt. of Schools
Kenneth A. Curran
Miller
Wyeville
Curran
Curran's
South Side
Council Creek
Ruth Strozinsky
Lincoln School
la Crosse
James Munson
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf College
Maple Grove
Ranney's Dairies
iMecMullin Transfer
Mobil Oil Co
Tomah Cooperative Oil
Asphalt Products Co
Marshfield
Tomah Co-Op
Mutual Service Casualty Co
Gardner Baking Co
Madison
Infant Molstad Dies in Fort Atkinson Hospital
Blair area infant Christopher David Molstad son of Mr and Mrs David Molstad Deerfield died Sunday in a Fort Atkinson hospital. Graveside services were held at Deerfield. Cashton infant Loren Michael Von Ruden born Aug 11 1963 died Aug 18 1963. Survivors include his parents two brothers and two sisters. Graveside services were held at Ss Peter and Paul Cemetery Pine Hollow with Rev J Kelly Cosgrove officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Wis
Christopher David Molstad
David Molstad
Deerfield
Ft. Atkinson
Roy Molstad
Cashton
Loren Michael von Ruden
Carlton von Ruden
Stanley
Randolph
Alice
Janis
Michael Frederick
Alfred von Ruden
John Brueggeman
Births in Waukon and Wisconsin Rapids
Aug 13 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Pausch of Waukon. Aug 10 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Hagen of Wisconsin Rapids. Carol Quarne formerly of Blair is noted.
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Bernard Pausch
Waukon
Luther Hospital
Charles Hagen
Wisconsin Rapids
Carol Quarne
Blair
Radio Highlights and Baseball Broadcast Schedule
Wednesday at 7 pm on WLCX Vox Pop. Thursday at 2 45 pm WKTY baseball featuring the Milwaukee Braves against the San Francisco Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLCX
WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Marriage Licenses Listed for La Crosse Area Couples
Garry L. Goldsmith and Sharon Oliver of Fairdale Kentucky are to marry August 26 in La Crosse. David L. Vosseteig and Mildred Kay Thomas, both of Ettrick, wed August 25. Garry H. Russell and Gloria Elaine Christianson of R2 Eleva to marry August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry L. Goldsmith
Fairdale
Sharon Oliver
la Crosse
David L. Vosseteig
Mildred Kay Thomas
Ettrick
Garry H. Russell
Gloria Elaine Christianson
Eleva
Man Drowns as Flash Floods Hit Washington Area
A man, Charles Shepard, 41, of Fairfax, Va., drowned after his car was swept away by flooding along Army-Navy Drive in Arlington. Rescuers used boats to evacuate residents as low-lying areas flooded in the Alexandria Arlington region. Washington National Airport area saw the passenger lobby ankle deep in water with over six inches of rain in 24 hours.
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Washington
Washington National Airport
Capital
Long Branch Run
Arlington
Charles Shepard
Fairfax
Virginia
Alexandria-Arlington
Washington Weather Bureau
Weather record for La Crosse vicinity and nearby states
Thunderstorms likely tonight and Thursday with highs in the 80s in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Showers and thunderstorms in the northwest of Wisconsin and spreading across northern areas with cooler nights and slightly above normal temperatures through the five day forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
River readings and forecast for Mississippi and tributaries
Flood stage readings for Winona, La Crosse, Lansing and Prairie du Chien show minor river changes. Triburary streams Trempealeau and Black at Gales report low to moderate levels with forecast indicating only minor river changes across the system. Sunrise is 6 17 a.m. and sunset 7 58 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meee Prec
Winona
C.P
Dakota
T.W
Lacrosse
Lansing
Pool Aft
Prairie du Ch
Dodge
Houston
Weather outlook across major cities analyzed
A broad forecast covers Bemidji to Winnipeg and cities including Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City LACROSSE Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St. Louis Washington Winnipeg. Unrest in travel and varied regional conditions expected through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Iraq mobilizes forces after Syria Israel clash
Iraq on standby alert places its army and air force under Syrian National Revolutionary Council command after Syria and Israel clash. Baghdad radio says Iraq will support Syria with military and moral resources. Airports west of the Euphrates on standby. planes to be ready in 30 minutes. units west of the river prepared to move within 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Syrian National Revolutionary Council
Israel
Baghdad
Baghdad Radio
National Revolutionary Council
Saleh Mahdi Ammash
Euphrates River
Euphrates
Obituary notices for Stuhr Jacobs and Thesing with services
Walter R. Stuhr died Monday night and his funeral is set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Nelson Funeral Home La Crosse with burial at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Edgar Jacobs 72 died Tuesday and Schumacher Funeral Home will announce arrangements. William J. Thesing Sr. 67 died Tuesday in a Minneapolis veterans hospital with services Friday at 9 a.m. Schumacher Funeral Home will conduct and burial is Holy Cross Cemetery Dakota Minnesota. The notices list survivors including spouses children grandchildren and siblings.
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William J. Thesing Sr
la Crescent
Minn
Minneapolis
Caroline
Robert
William Jr
Donald
Homer
Ardelle) Jarrett
Myron
Elaine) Johnson
Charles
Marilyn) Radtke
la Crosse
Rudolph Thesing
R. 1
Mathilda Shimshak
Schumacher
Richard Speltz
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dakota
Funeral services set for Arthur Hottinger 73
Arthur Hottinger 73 of 1130 S 3rd St died suddenly Sunday Aug 18 in his home. Survived by son Charles of La Crosse daughter Marian Kessel of Onalaska eight grandchildren brother Frank La Crosse two sisters Martha Stellick La Crescent Hattie Marquardt St Joseph Mich widow Anna died 1962. Services Thursday 2 pm Schumacher Funeral Home Rev R W Anderson. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. He was WWI veteran and Brewery Workers local 81 member. Friends may call Wednesday after 4 pm and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Stuhr
la Crosse
Nelson
Lee Holmes
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Stuhr
Rena
Walter C
Robert
James
Ira
Downey
Calif
Arthur Hottinger
S. 3Rd St
Charles
Marian Kessel
Onalaska
Frank
George
Martha) Stellick
la Crescent
Hattie Marquardt
St. Joseph
Mich
Anna
Schumacher Funeral Home
R. W. Anderson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hottinger
Brewery Workers Local 81
Khrushchev Presses Yugoslav Ties and Space Lead
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Yugoslav workers that enemies of communism would one day seek life in Communist countries. He touted Yugoslav Soviet unity, mocked China, and claimed space leadership over the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Rakovica
Peking
Moscow
Tree Talk Answer to Previous Puzzle IM Wiz ACROSS
Across clues cover foods tools and traits while down clues include seeds, rulers, and plants. Many entries refer to common words and a few named people and places appear in the puzzle grid.
Cattle Hog Market Report From South St. Paul and Chicago
USDA cattle quot es show 4 500 calves 600 slaughter activity with steer and heifer prices mostly steady to firm while cows lag and bulls ease. Hog prices hold steady to firm with feeders scarce and sows weaker. Chicago items run steady to higher on butter eggs poultry and potatoes with mixed wholesale bids.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Winona
Swift & Company
Restraining Order Halts United Airlines Strike Actions
A federal judge in Chicago issued a temporary restraining order to stop United Airlines maintenance workers from striking for use of a private refueling firm. The order targets IAM AFL CIO officials and members and remains in effect until 11 p.m. CDT August 30. The walkout began at Idlewild and spread to Newark and other terminals, with United predicting most flights would continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. District Court
Bernard M. Decker
United Airlines
New York
United
Federal District Court
AFL- Cio International Association of Machinists
Parks Close to Avoid Racial Integration in South Carolina
South Carolina will close 26 public parks indefinitely starting Sept 8 to sidestep racial integration after a federal court ordered integration within 60 days. Twenty parks serve whites and six serve Negroes under state law permitting segregated facilities. the impact will be felt next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Inmate Escapes Guard At Wisconsin General Hospital
Sherryl Clif ford Bell a 24 year old inmate from Sheboygan escaped from a guard Tuesday at Wisconsin General Hospital where he was being treated for an arm injury. The report also notes a plant discussion mentioning sundew pitcher plant and Venus flytrap.
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Madison
Sherryl Clifford Bell
Sheboygan
Waupun
Wisconsin General Hospital
Diem cracks down as Buddhists face crackdown in Saigon
Amid rising Buddhist protests, Diem orders army to restore security and suppress unrest as foreign criticism grows. State of siege tightens control with cut world lines and censorship. At pagodas Xa Loi An Quang Kavada arrests and seizures noted. Livestock market report follows.
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Ington
Saigon
Diem
South Viet Nam
Hue
Xa. Loi
An Quang
Kavada
Stock Quotations and Market Listings from August 21 1963
A dense roster of stock quotes and fund values lists numerous companies and financial instruments. It includes Pepsi-Cola, RCA, American Can, Union Oil, Westinghouse Electric, General Electric, Ford, General Motors, Exxon, and many more with bid and percentage figures. The data spans equities, bonds, mutual funds, and commodities, reflecting market activity for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi-Cola
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Phillips Pete
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
RCA
American Can
Republic Steel
Central Tele
Rexall Drug
Clark Oil
American Motors
Reynolds Metals
First Bank Sk
American Smelting
Royal Dutch
Amer Tel & Tel
Safeway
Gateway Trans
Anaconda
G. D. Searle
Godfrey Co
Avco
Sears Roebuck
Hamilton Mfg
Brunswick
Sinclair Oil
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Socony
Roehring Co
Celanese
Sperry
General Electric
U.S. Steel
Swank, Inc
General Motors
Western Air Lines
Warner
Elec
General Telephone
Westinghouse Elec
Western Power
Great Northern Ry
White Motors
Greyhound
Zenith
Bal. Fund
Lockheed
Eaton & Howard Mack Trucks
Dow Jones Averages Ltd. Fund
Magnavox
Industrials
Fidelity Fund
Und. Incorp. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Utilities
Mass
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Nat. Invest
Banc
St. Power NS
Olin Mathieson
Wisconsin
Kennedy reveals views on Cuba and civil rights march
President Kennedy's news conference touched on Soviet troops in Cuba with a net decline yet remaining a concern. He dismissed a Moscow side deal on nuclear tests and urged congressional support for foreign aid and civil rights/tax bills. He predicted a modestly better economy, noted a difficult second quarter, and voiced cautious views on Goldwater and the radical right.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Moscow
Congress Extends 309 Billion Debt Ceiling to Nov 30
In Washington the Senate voted 57 to 31 to approve extending the national debt ceiling to 309 billion dollars through November 30. Protests against short term extensions were overridden as the measure heads to President Kennedy. Deputy Secretary Gilpatric cites the carrier decision as the main hold up in Navy aircraft carrier contracts. The Knights of Columbus allocates 25000 dollars to aid marchers in the August 28 civil rights event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
Flattop
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Navy
The
Knights of Columbus
Wisconsin bid plans propose field house removal from gym project
The plan changes cut the field house from an 85,000 square foot building in a triangle along Campbell Road East Avenue and Pine Street. Officials expect future funding to add the field house later and finish basement handball courts. Glenn Smith notes the new facilities will serve physical education and service classes with a standard swimming pool for teaching, safety, and events. Construction could start once the bidder is notified by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Gymnasium
Glenn Smith
Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Campbell Road
East Avenue
Pine Street
State of
Wisconsin
Save Records On Phony Mortgages
Milwaukee attorney general George Thompson ordered police to preserve business records in a statewide forged mortgage ring probe. About 60 forged mortgages were sold in 1961 by two Milwaukee home improvement firms linked to siding jobs statewide. Nine men faced Milwaukee charges that were later dropped.
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Milwaukee (Ap
George Thompson
Thompson
Attorney General
Milwaukee
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Christopher Molstad
Loren von Ruden
Waukon, Iowa
Veterans Hospital
Whitehall, Wis
Washington, D.C
Im, Dm
John A. Wiggert
Wiggert Bros
Jay St
Weather Outlook
San Francisco
Montreal
Southern Plains
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Phoenix
By Farouk Nassar
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Edgar Jacobs
S. 19Th’ St
Tuesiday
William J, Thesing SR
Tito
Khrush
Boris Boskovic
Red
Pacific Island
Forest Crez
Zola
Weitl
Benzell
ST. Paul Livestock
U.S
California
By Shearson, Hammill & CG
New York Stock Exchange
Ethan Allen
BOSS
SRO
JFK
Teller
Edward Teller
TFX
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Goldwater
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R'Ariz
Benson’s
Fifth Avenue
Exchange
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