Eighth suspect held in Britain's great train robbery case
Police questioned a 32 year old London hairdresser held in Leicester and moved to Aylesbury as the eighth arrest in the Great Train Robbery probe. Authorities also searched Margaret Perkins home after her beauty win in Manchester while Roy John James the racing driver remains sought as police seize a car and question staff at a south London garage.
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Colin Frost
London
Britain
Leicester
Ques
Margaret Perkins
Manchester
Roy John’ James
The
Weasel
James
Goodwood
Scotland Yard
South London
AMC Faces Third Straight Short Day At Plants
Milwaukee and Kenosha plants of American Motors Corp sent thousands of day workers home early for the third consecutive day. Production resumes with second shifts as startup issues slow output on new Ramblers. UAW locals held meetings, with Local 75 seeking a strike vote and Local 72 ending without action. Tony Russo, local president, awaits a joint meeting to decide on further steps.
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Milwaukee
Amercan Motors Corp
Kenosha
Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
Local 75
The
International
Local 72
Desegregated School Loses White Students
In Surry County Virginia white families pull children from public schools as desegregation nears. The Surry County Educational Foundation reports 431 white students registered for private segregated classes. Seven Negro students are assigned to the public school.
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Surry
Surry County
Youth Loses License For Six Violations
A 16 year old La Crosse youth Richard W. Rogers of 2541 S 17th St had his driving license suspended for one year by Municipal Judge Leonard Chojnacki for six violations including speeding 90 mph in a 25 mph zone failing to obey a police officer an inadequate muffler failing to stop at three stop signs and failing to stop at a red light at Jackson Street and West Avenue.
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la Crosse
Richard W. Rogers
S. 17Th St
Leonard Chojnacki
Rogers
3Rd
Jackson Streets
20Th Street
State Road
Jackson Street
West Avenue
Tom Krueger
S. ‘11Th St
Joseph A. Lanzel
Avon St
Charlotte C. Lietz
Melrose
Gerald R. Lyden
YMCA
Robert F. Myers
Glenn Haven
David M. Page
Rose St
Clifford Paulson
S. 4Th St
la Crosse County
Ronald L. Reagles
S. 10Th St
Caroline St
Suzanne Wittenberg
S. 5Th Ave
Richard Thrower
S. 13Th Place
Len W. Schnick
State St
Tri-State Office Supply, Inc
Main St
Thomas A. Mealy
Grandview Place
Gene A
Sonia Phillips
Redwood Court
Alfred Walters
la Crescent
Minn
Leon Johnson
Spring Grove
Lindell Lingle
Anna
Robert Nelson
Madison
Jane S. Steele
N. 24Th St
Ernest Rockwell
Prospect St
Marvin Rockwell
Dennis Wenzel
Logan St
Kenneth C. Chandler
Ristow Court
James W. Davis
West Salem
Gene H. Gunderson
le Moille
David J. Hanson
Caledonia St
Rita L. Hutzenbuehler
Maple Drive
Joseph M. McDonald
Farwell St
Michael R. Marshall
Roy E. Oines
Box 1A
Holmen
Russell W. Rankin
Andor Rognlien
Eau Claire
Paul J. Schams
Park Ave
Harold W. Schwertfeger
Lake City
Dowling Named Ford Foundation Consultant
Walter C. Dowling, former U S ambassador to West Germany and Korea, will serve as a consultant to the Ford Foundation. The 58 year old native of Atkinson Georgia has held roles as ambassador and assistant secretary of state.
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NW York
Walter C. Dowling
U.S
West Germany
Ford Foundation
Dowling
Atkinson, Ga
Korea
Weather Outlook for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Considerable cloudiness and cool tonight with a warmer but variable Sunday. Lows tonight mid 50s, Sundays highs upper 70s. Monday partly cloudy with near normal temperatures. Wisconsin mostly cloudy tonight, partly cloudy Sunday. Minnesota occasional clouds tonight and Sunday with no major temperature change. Iowa cloudy tonight with drizzle east, cooler southeast tonight, Sunday decreasing clouds and continued cool.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Anderson Endorses Limited Nuclear Test Ban With Safeguards
Admiral George W. Anderson Jr. urged vigilance and maintained alliances as he backed the limited nuclear test ban with safeguards including underground testing, monitoring improvements, and continued research. Senator Jackson pressed for a concrete safeguards plan while Pentagon remarks awaited. A third underground test occurred at Nevada, described as low yield, under 20,000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
George W. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Anderson
Portugal
Henry Jackson
Dash
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Pentagon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Jackson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services
Soviet Union
Britain
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
La Crosse Daily Records List of Offenses and Violations
A long roster from La Crosse lists numerous citations and penalties with names ages and addresses. Offenders include Paul Erickson 19 of Ona laska inattentive driving and Roy Goodman 40 of Sparta drunk with fines listed. Several others receive fines jail terms and suspensions for speeding drunkenness failure to stop at lights and related violations. City and county court notes include a foster care transfer and juvenile case outcomes. Fire and injury reports note incidents in La Crosse and surrounding areas on August 23.
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Paul J. Erickson
Onalaska
Roy Goodman
Sparta
Thomas Hinde
Main St
River readings show flood stage at LaCrosse station
The LaCrosse river reading today lists flood stage at 12 with a 24 hour change of 0.1 and a 24 hour stage of 48 percent. Sunrise is 6:20 a.m. and sunset 7:53 p.m. Degree days total 19, last year 22, normal 18.
Weather Averages by City Sparks Odd Data
A list shows last night's low and yesterday's high for multiple U S cities including Bemidji Boise Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City 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 without full context. The fragment suggests a compiled chart or feverish data dump rather than a full story.
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Bemidji
Boise
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester Salt Lake C. San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Egypt Faces Inflation Surge and Currency Shortage
Cairo reports a burst of inflation and a growing hard currency shortage as President Nasser's socialist regime grapples with rising prices fueled by restricted imports. Government hints at possible private-sector tightening and debated nationalization concerns while workers face real wage pressures amid Yemen war losses and a heavy foreign debt load.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yemen
Nasser
Aly Sabry
United States
Soviet Union
Trade bill sparks Senate opposition over arbitration plan
Congress faces a clash as the commerce committee backs a bill allowing two years of binding work rules via a commission. Senator Morse pledges a Kennedy substitute to preserve collective bargaining and avoid compulsory arbitration. union leaders warn the measure could strip 200000 workers of the right to withhold labor to resist unsafe conditions.
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Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Magnuson
Afl-Cio Broth Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin and
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Independent Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen
Houston 4 H Youths Win State Trips
Houston County 4 H members earned trips to the Minnesota State Fair and the Junior Livestock Show at South St Paul during the county fair. Daily winners include Ger ald Myhre Warren Sylling Cas sandra Schleich Gail Albee Da vid Ernster Jeffrey Olson Linda Schleich Gary Stoltz Gerald Wie grefe Robert DeWitt and Jim Solum. Larry Wagner Tea Wag ner will present gifts at the state fair.
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Caledonia
Minn
South St. Paul
Houston County
4-H
Gerald Myhre
Warren Sylling
Cassandra Schleich
Gail Albee
David Ernster
Jeffrey Olson
Linda Schleich
Gary Stoltz
Gerald Wiegrefe
Robert DeWitt
Jim Solum
Larry Wagner
Tea Wagner
Karen Rather
Mary Schultz
Dennis Paulson
Ted Klug
Pat Loeffler
Schroeder
Roger Remigen
Kay Otis
Dean Myhre
Terry Leary
Richard Leary
James Friend
Dennis Hefty
John Kinneberg
Student protests rise as martial law tightens in Vietnam
University leaders form a committee to push the student movement while security forces disperse protests. An architecture student leader warns of mass aid appeals to foreign capitals as plainclothes guards monitor the campus. The official line tightens ministries under military control as Saigon seeks continued U.S. aid against the Viet Cong amidst international concern.
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Airborne Brigade
Viet Nam
Nguyen Huu Dong
Dong
Binh Thuan
Binh Quang
Buddhist Association
I Phan Thiet
Diem
State Department
Washington
May
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Richard S. Phillips
Vandals Paint La Crosse City Complaints Reported
La Crosse police logged three paint spraying incidents Friday at 9 20 am 3 46 pm and 7 56 pm. The targets included a car at 216 S 15th St a shed behind Aquinas Convent 1419 Cass St where obscene words were painted a garage behind 1420 Tiny St a car at 1724 Market St and a stone wall in front of 218 S 4th St.
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la Crosse
S. 15Th St
Aquinas Convent
Cass St
Tiny St
Market St
S. 4Th St
Molotov Once Stalin’s Right Hand Man in Quiet Obscurity
Vyacheslav Molotov, once Stalin’s trusted foreign policy figure and Soviet minister, moved from the Reichskanzlei to Mongolia and Vienna, later entering talks on peaceful atomic energy. Now he lives mostly out of the public eye amid scarce appearances.
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Stalin
Molotov
Preston Grover Molotov
Moscow
Berlin
Reichschancellery Union
Mongolia
Adof
Vienna
Hitler
Vyacheslav Molotov
Molotov, 72, fades from Soviet stage after Khrushchev clash
A profile recalls Vyacheslav Molotov as an aging figure whose power waned after Khrushchev’s rise. Once a top ally of Stalin, he faced denouncement in the party congress, vanished from press coverage, and now lives quietly with his daughter near Moscow, barred from travel.
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Moscow
Molotov
Grippe
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Two Accidents Kill Three in Minnesota
Two fatal crashes near Georgetown and Wheat Jon claim three lives. Donald Hammer 18 of Halstad and Roger Bortner about 20 of Fargo perished in a flaming collision two miles north of Georgetown. Berthild Topske 73 of Wheaton died when his pickup collided with a car near Wheat Jon.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Moorhead
Donald M. ‘Hammer
Halstad
Roger Bortner
Fargo
D. Bortner
Allen Richards
Richards
Bortner
Hammer
Wheatjon
Berthild R. Topske
Wheaton
Cyrus L. Isaacson
Rosholt
S.D
Minnesota
Bloodmobile Falls Short of Goal at La Crosse Visit
Bloodmobile collected 545 pints over three days at Trane Company in La Crosse, 23 pints short of the 780-pint five day target. Trane workers donated 173 pints on Friday while 21 pints were donated Monday and Tuesday at the American Legion Clubrooms. Ninety three donors were rejected for health reasons. Next bloodmobile visit to La Crosse is November 18 to 22.
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Trane ‘Company
la Crosse
Trane
American Legion
R. B. Horschak
Pagnotti Prepares for Long Mine Rescue Costs
Pagnotti explains the rescue is costly with a ten story shaft and a drilling rig manned by nine workers on eight hour shifts. Foremen earn around 800 dollars monthly while drillers are paid about 2.86 per hour. The operation has exceeded 100 hours by Friday midnight, and other costs from maintenance and helpers add to the total.
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Pagnotti
Texas
Specialized Training Helps Mental Patients
A Syracuse project places 17 and 18 year old girls labeled mentally defective in a work study home. They earn money buy watches and learn budgeting and job skills while living with supervision. Fourteen are described in detail with past and current employment and training outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Jacob Schneider
Breakthrough in Mine Rescue Echoes Joy and Relief
Rescuers and relatives cheered as a 12 inch escape hole hit the chamber at 3 29 p m E C T after a day of tense drilling. Gov Scranton and wife visited and offered encouragement while Fellin Throne kept spirits up with song and humor despite the dangerous wait. The plan to enlarge the shaft involves drilling a 26 inch hole to 40 45 feet then casing it and deciding whether to widen the passage.
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Gordon ‘Smith
Smith
E.C.T
Fellin
Charmbury
Anna
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
New York
Fellows
David
Hank
Throne
Massa
Apartments for Rent Classifieds Offer Local Options
Getting married prompts a search for new housing as the Classifieds push best apartment offers in town. Readers are directed to turn back to the Classifieds for current rental listings and options.
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Classified
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Allan P. Jandt
Johnson St
Robert Kozlowski
15Th
Cass Streets
Bob Hurley
Hood
Copeland Ave
Mattress
la Crosse Municipal Boat Harbor
Donna M. Michel
S. 19Th St
St. Francis Hospital
N.19th St
Cora Murphy
Black River Falls, Wis
David H. Abramson
St. Paul
Aubren O. Petterson
Ill
Jan Pietrowicz
Calvin Cousler
Chicago, Ill
Angus R. Sather
Blair
Leonard L. Rice
Paul R. Barrington
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Merle P. McFarlin
Manston
James K. Lindgren
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Marion
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Dudley Brown
Chebanse
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Sharon
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Hixton
Joseph F. Pumper
Northfield
James J. Corbett
Bernard J.chesner
Bellwood
Joseph Wodzick
Raymond W. Kometz
Wisconsin Rapids
John R. Tester
Black River Falls
Shirley M. Goetzka
Warrens
Loren P. Black
Kolve Chevrolet, Inc
Glenn LeRoy Larson
Racine
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Thomas R. Barnes
Waukon
Tom McKelhinney
Tillman Sharp
Boscobel
Raymond F. Adney
McGregor
Roland K. Groom
Waureka
Jericho L. Hargartner
Monona
Williard M. Swatek
Eastman
Floyd N. Alstor
Neillsville
Donald C. Kirschbaum
Bosco‘bel
Dillman Brothers
Prairie du ‘Chien
William M. Lane
Lynxville
John W. Ruf
Darlington
Paul J. Welsh
Prairie du Chien
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Beloit
Gary Lee Buros
Viola
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Roy H. Rosemeyer
Soldiers Grove
Jerry D. Walters
LaHabra
Calif
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Wausau
Wis
Carol Funmaker
Juvenile Court
Monroe County Public Welfare Department
St. Michael’s ‘Home
William Curran
Lambert Hansen
County Welfare Department
Municipal Court
Paul G. Hartwig
Neenah
Victor Schroeder
Harold M. Anderson
Richard Rooney
New Brighton
Donald Wagner
la Vera J. Nichols
Paul G. Bibbs
Camp McCoy
Calvin Riggs
Ronald Dawley
Charles M. Ziegler
M Seattle
Munavites
Ft.worth
Soenver
Montreal
Weather Outlook
Plateau
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Ohio Valley
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Stino
la Crosse Tribune
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Churchill
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Dulles
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Congress of the Soviet Party
Otto
Tow
Syracase University
Schneider
Quality Supply & Htg
Don Dickinson
Dickinson Funeral Home
Caledonia Street
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