La Crosse Horses Shine at Rochester and Tomah Shows
La Crosse owned horses placed in the Rochester Horse Show at Meadow Lane Stables drawing about 2 500 entries 200 horses. Winners include Fine harness pony Mark Champion and Open 5 gaited Grey Society along with Open jumper Big John and hunter hack Lockspring. Tomah Saddle Club show judged by Wayne Lukas featured La Crosse entries and top placings in halter and western horsemanship events.
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la Crosse
Mark Champion
Donald E. Holthaus
Kevin Murphy
Astral
Mae Rose
Irish Hill Farm
George B. Murphy
Ace of Diamonds
Osborne Nolop
Mrs. Murphy
Grey Society
Big John
Terry Mueller
Lockspring
Janice Hoeschler
Hunter Hack
Miss Hoeschler
Equitation
Hunt Seat Equitation
Jake Hoeschler
Green Working Hunter
Hoeschler
la Crosse Riding Club
Shahwan
Karen Williams
Pinto Pleasure
Continental Ranch
Lynn Boehm
Little Toadette
Cindy Raatz
Ex La Crosse Coach Lt Ziemann Returns From Guam
Lt Terry Ziemann a former La Crosse man and Navy coach returns to the United States with his wife Liviola Bank and two children after two years in Guam They will be stationed in Washington DC August 27 Ziemann coached Naval Communications Station teams to a 21 4 record and numerous championships including Island Wide Variety and Pearl Harbor titles and Island Inter Service football crown He is the son of Mr and Mrs Larry Ziemann of West Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ziemann
la Crosse
Naval
United States
Guam
Ziemann
Liviola Bank of la Crosse
Washington, D.C
la Crosse State College
Naval Communications Station
NCS Blue Devils
Pearl Harbor
NCS
Larry Ziemann
West Salem
Major League Leaders Split by League and Player Standouts
American League leaders include Carl Yastrzemski Boston .325 and Jim Stewart Boston with 33 homers and 93 RBIs. Kaline Detroit tops several categories while minor leaders span Tresh Hinton and Aparicio. National League leaders feature Hank Aaron Milwaukee 104 RBIs and 336 batting, with Frank Robinson and Willie Mays among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Causey
Kansas City
Hinton
Washington
Versalles
Minnesota
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Radata
Peters
Chicago
Bunning
Barber
Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
White
Groat
St.Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Gonzales
McCovey
San Francisco
Wills
Robinson
Schmidty's, Police Capture Softball Titles In City Play
Schmidty's defeated Glen's 8-3 to win the Tavern League championship while La Crosse Police Department downed Eagles No. 2 by 10-5 for the American Industrial League title Thursday night at Powell Park. Walsh homered and two other hits sparked Schmidty's, Yeske homered for the Police and Bruce Marco had three hits. Priebe, Paulson and Hauser, Fanello and Fritz. Secrist and Zahn, Koblitz and Asp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidty's
Glen's
la Crosse
Eagles
Powell Park
Schmidty’s
Glen
Priebe
Paulson
Hauser
Fanello
Fritz
la C. Police
Secrist
Zahn
Koblitz
Asp
Twins Open Final Baltimore Series In Doubleheader
The Minnesota Twins head to Baltimore for a twi night doubleheader to decide second place in the AL. Dick Stigman and Jim Perry face Orioles Robin Roberts and Milt Pappas as both teams sit at seven wins in the season series with Baltimore one game back of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Dick Stigman
Jim Perry
Twins
Orioles
Robin Roberts
Milt Pappas
Chi‘cagg
New York
Minnesota
Jimmy Hall
Wally Post
Philadelphia Phillies
Powell Park Softball League Tournament Upcoming Games
Schedule lists 6:00 p.m. matches at Powell Park with Powell Park matches including George St Launderette versus La Crosse Rubber Mills and Eagles No 2 against Eagles No 1. Central hosts La Crosse Police Dept versus W Roosevelt Co. Other games at Trane Park and Powell Park at 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 with winners advancing to the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Park
George St. Launderette
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Hogan
Eagles
Central
la Crosse Police Dept
W. A. Roosevelt Co
Trane Park
Francksen Marina
Heileman
Weather Outlook for Major Cities
Last night’s low and yesterday’s high summarized for Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Pairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City Madison LaCrosse Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg. Forecasts cover temperature ranges and regional conditions across the listed cities.
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Bemidji
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Madison
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
House Launches Banking Study and Kennedy Aid for Teens
The House Banking Committee began a nationwide bank survey sending questionnaires to 3,000 institutions on personnel policies capital raising and stockholder reporting. Kennedy brothers donate 1000 each to Stay in School Benefit Fund Committee aiding Washington teens with part time work or subsidies. Halleck criticizes ad claims. Dirksen hauls fiscal policy at a news conference. Senator Long comments on a planned civil rights march in Washington, warning it could incite riots but may help if orderly.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
United States
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
San Diego 21 Houston 3 in pro football exhibition
The exhibition game ended with San Diego defeating Houston 21 to 3. Highlights included standout plays by both teams and evaluation of players for upcoming season.
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San Diego
Houston
Legal Notices Order And Notice For Hearing Final Account
Three probate notices from La Crosse County Wisconsin set hearings in September and November 1963. Anna Bartsch Ludwig Scheck and Ada C Richards estates seek final accounts probate of wills or heirship and creditor notices with judges and attorneys named.
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State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Carl A. Matheson
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
City of
County of la Crosse
State of
Eugene A. Toepel
Edwards, Hafner and McDonald, Ltd
Exchange Building
Anna Bartsch
Greenfield
J. C. Franzini
Lynne Tower
Ludwig Scheck
Louis Scheck
Louie Scheck
Everett J. Hoch
Clarence J. Weber
Grandview Place
Rear Adm. Mack Takes Over as Author and Leader
Rear Admiral William P. Mack assumes new duties as a high ranking officer and author, signaling a transition in leadership and a shift toward expanded public engagement through writings and naval duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mack
Veteran destroyer veteran to lead Navy in formation
Mack, 48, becomes new chief after taking over Thursday from Rear Adm. John S. McCain who moves to command U S amphibious forces in the Atlantic with the rank of vice admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
John S. McCain
U.S
Atlantic
Board of Health Approves Multiple Municipal Projects
MADISON AP The State Board of Health approved numerous municipal projects including sewage plant additions in Viroqua construction of a reservoir and pumping station in Greendale and Wauwatosa sewer extensions in Al mama Hortonville Madison Mineral Point Merrill Montfort Sun Prairie and Wittenberg water extensions in Williams Bay and Sunny View Sanatorium in Winnipeg a water and sewer extension in Abbotsford Athens Cudahy Oak Creek West Bend and Wrightstown and a swimming pool in Wausau.
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Madison
State Board of Health
Viroqua
Greendale
Wauwatosa
Algoma
Hortonville
Mineral Point
Merrill
Montfort
Sun Prairie
Wittenberg
Williams Bay
Sunny View
Winnebago
Abbotsford
Athens
Cudahy
Oak Creek
West Bend
Wrightstown
Wausau
Real Estate Advisory Commission Named
Gov. Rolvaag appointed five members to the Real Estate Advisory Commission created by the 1963 legislature. Members: Benjamin F. Bermel Edina one year. Rep. D. D. Wozniak St. Paul two years. Vernon L. Hitch Brainerd three years. Emil H. Nelson St. Paul four years. Joseph R. Stevens West St. Paul five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Karl F. Rolvaag
Securities Commissioner
Benjamin F. Bermel
Edina
Rep
D. D. Wozniak
Vernon L. Hitch
Brainerd
Emil H. Nelson
Final Notice On La Crosse Street Improvements Damages
City of La Crosse Common Council set final damage amounts for properties affected by asphaltic concrete paving on north south alley Cass Streets and 17th Place to 17th Street. Owners may appeal to Circuit Court within forty days from August 8 1963. record at City Clerk’s office.
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State of
Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
City of la Crosse
King and Cass
17Th Place
17Th Street
Main Street
Common Council
City of
la Crosse
Council
19Th
20Th
King and Cass Streets
Circuit Court of
Alice A. Dickson
Council Chamber
29Th Street
State Road
Fairchild
30Th Street
West
29Th
East
Final Warning Sent To Delinquent Taxpayers
Madison and Milwaukee reports say delinquent taxpayers will receive final notices demanding payment or installment plans. The state aims to withhold 10 to 25 percent of wages under new law, with about 180,000 debtors totaling nearly 14 million dollars and an expected 5 million collected in two years. Separately, the Internal Revenue Service tightens audits of nonprofit groups in Wisconsin over mission drift and tax status abuses.
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Madison
State Department of Taxation
William Maass
Tax Department
Department
Maass
Milwaukee
The
Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin
Frederick Kniskern
Kniskern
Minnesota State Fair Opens 102nd Year in St Paul
The Minnesota State Fair begins its 102nd year in St Paul with judging at 8 a.m. and expects over a million visitors in ten days. New features include Electric City a 120 by 80 foot exhibit hall dedicated to Douglas Baldwin, Indian Village Kiddieland Teen Danceland and an Atom exhibit. Pav ing upgrades add 75 000 dollars in new blacktop and a portable grandstand stage speeds setup for night shows.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Electric City
New York State
Canada
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Douglas K. Baldwin
River Readings Five Day Forecast Details
Five day forecast from Saturday to Wednesday shows temperatures near 58 to 79 degrees. Precipitation is listed as a percent, with a chance of thundershowers mainly after the weekend.
FPC Asked To Hold Up Hearings On Cooperatives
Congressman Hemphill urged the Federal Power Commission to postpone hearings on extending its reach to non profit electric cooperatives until Congress acts on Lester Johnsons bill to affirm that FPC lacks such jurisdiction. The request targets Dairyland Power Cooperative in Wisconsin and others facing hearing on rate filing and reporting.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Wisconsin
Cong
Lester Johnson
Robert W. Hemphill
South Carolina
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Cong. Johnson
FPC
Senate
House
Dairyland Power Cooperative
la Crosse
Minnkota Power Cooperative
Grand Forks
N.C
South Central Rural Electric Cooperative
Lancaster
Ohio
Joseph Swidler
Cong. Hemphill
Commission
Children Register At Biracial School
Negro children in Prince Edward County continued registering for private desegregated schools that will provide most of them their first formal education since 1959. Up to 1,600 pupils may sign up. 856 had registered by Wednesday. The biracial board will run classes in public buildings closed four years ago to evade desegregation orders. One white youth, Richard D Moss, 17, was registered by his father, Dr. C G Gordon Moss.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Richard D Moss
C. G. Gordon Moss
Longwood College
Polio Case Reported in Chippewa County Wisconsin
The State Board of Health reported a single paralytic polio case in Wisconsin for the week ended Aug 10, located in Chippewa County. Four cases have been listed this year, up from two in the same period in 1962.
Weather Record: Showers, Tstorms Across Regions this Weekend
Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and Saturday across Lacrosse, Wis and Minnesota Iowa. Temperatures reach mid 60s tonight and upper 70s Saturday. Expect cooler conditions with scattered shower activity in Wisconsin and thundershowers mainly east Saturday forenoon in Minnesota. Substantial rainfall projected in northern and central Iowa.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Khrushchev Heads to Brioni for Tito Talks Cruise
Soviet Premier Khrushchev travels with President Tito and spouses from Titograd to Kotor and boards Tito’s yacht for a two day Dalmatian coast cruise toward Brioni with talks planned on the island hideaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Brioni Island
Titograd
Montenegro
Kotor
Brioni
Milwaukee to form security unit in police overhaul
Milwaukee Police will create an internal security unit to root out corruption after a Thursday meeting. Chief Howard O. Johnson and Deputy Inspector George Fuhr met with Attorney General George Thompson and Assistant AG LeRoy Dalton, who led the John Doe probe, as officials agreed on ongoing information exchange and closer ties between MPD and the AG's five member unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowoc
Milwaukee
Howard O. Johnson
George Fuhr
George Thompson
LeRoy Dalton
John Doe
Thompson
Denver
Colorado
Police Department
Attorney General's Office
Dalton
Johnson
Laird Sees Nonaggression Pact After Test Ban
Rep. Melvin Laird says once the nuclear test ban treaty takes effect, a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact is likely. He notes it could tacitly acknowledge East Germany and embolden neutralizing West Germany while risking freedom movements in captive nations. Cuba could join the Warsaw Pact after such a pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
NATO
Laird
Senate
United States
U.S
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Cuba
Kennedy
UAW Strike Hits Ray-O-Vac Madison Plant
About 300 members of UAW Local 1329 walked out at Ray-O-Vac in Madison in a contract dispute. Picket lines formed as the union began three days early after the company moved materials. Old contract expired May 1, key issues include arbitration procedures pension and wage improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ray-Ovac Mfg. Co
United Auto Workers, Aflcio
Ray- O-Vac
William Skaar
Skaar
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