New York GOPs clash over Clare Luce bid in race
Two New York Republican national committeemen press to block Clare Boothe Luce from running as a Conservative candidate against Senator Kenneth B. Keating. They warn National Chairman Dean Burch of withdrawing support for Goldwater ticket if Luce backing continues. Kennedy plans announce bid. Wagner and Stevenson back Kennedy.
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New York
New York State
Republican National Committee
Clare Boothe Luce
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Luce
Buffalo
William E. Miller
Sen. Goldwater
Miller
Kennedy
Atlantic City
N.J
Massachusetts
Henry backs Freedom party at Mississippi convention
Henry and Dr Martin Luther King rally behind the Freedom party demanding seating at the convention. King warns a natural Negro voter response could be to go fishing election day if the delegation is not seated as CORE and SNCC stage a vigil in front of Convention Hall.
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Henry
Martin Luther King
Freedom Party
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Convention Hall
Freedom Delegation
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Freedom
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Johnson
National Democratic Party
Watchful NFO Vigi lances Across Wisconsin Farms
About 50 to 150 National Farmers Organization members staged night vigils at multiple Wisconsin sites in a livestock withhold action aimed at higher prices. Police reported orderly demonstrations with no injuries or arrests as trucks and yards faced brief obstructions.
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Elkhorn
Wis
National Farmers Organization
Walworth
Racine
Rock
NFO
NFC
Equity
Johnson Creek
Bob Remmel
Kansas
Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Bangor
Everett Bergmann Livestock
Sioux City
Iowa
Earl Riediger
Iowa Nfo
Missing $30,000 in Coins From Des Moines Railway Express Burglary
A Railway Express office in Des Moines was burglarized early today, with about $30,000 missing including most coins destined for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. from state offices. The loot, stored in about a dozen metal boxes, weighed roughly 65 pounds each when full, and included currency and checks. Two loaded revolvers were also taken. Two outside guards reported no one nearby as doors were pried and an interior door found open around 4:20 a.m.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. D. Evans
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Evans
Platform Advances to National Convention Debates
The platform committee completed domestic sections after approving foreign affairs and defense. With White House guidance, the panel aims to avoid floor battles as delegates convene tonight. The civil rights plank envisions federal enforcement when needed while stressing law and order after riots.
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White House
Johnson
Youngdahl Services Set For Wednesday
Kent B. Youngdahl, 35, former Minneapolis alderman and Hennepin County highway administrator, died Sunday of cancer after three weeks in hospital. He was nephew of Judge Luther W. Youngdahl and uncle to Rev Ruben K. Youngdahl. Survived by widow, two daughters and a son. Services planned for Wednesday in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Kent B. Youngdahl
Hennepin County
Youngdahl
U.S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Washington, D.C
Minnesota
Ruben K. Youngdahl
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church
Benjamin
School of Social Work
Washington University
St. Louis
Kent Youngdahl
Primatene Promoted as Nonprescription Asthma Cure
Doctors favor this asthma formula for private patients now sold without prescription. Tests claim rapid attack stoppage and hours of freedom from spasms. The small Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion ease nerves and allow sleep with no injections.}
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New York
N. Y
English Mass Debuts at Liturgical Week Hosted by Cardinal Ritter
Cardinal Ritter opens the 25th National Liturgical Week in St. Louis with the first U S English language Mass to be celebrated later today at Kiel Auditorium. The conference gathers about 15 000 participants to discuss liturgical reforms including Latin to English migration and new church art and music concepts as part of broader Vatican II influenced changes.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
United States
Ecumenical Council
Cardinal Ritter
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis IX
France
Wisconsin Delegates Face Mississippi Debate at Convention
Wisconsin delegates, including Kastenmeier and Miss Elizabeth Hawkes, back the Mississippi credentials dispute as the party weighs seating regulars. Gov. Reynolds seeks to avoid harming Humphrey prospects while Wisconsin jockeys for role in Atlantic City amid delayed credentialing and crowded hotel scenes.
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Freedom Group
Kastenmeier
Elizabeth Hawkes
Washburn
Wisconsin
Mississippi
National Party
Miss Hawkes
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Johnson
Wallace
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
South
Humphrey
Patrick J. Lucey
Madison
Lucey
Atlantic City
David Carley
Convention City
Tornado Damage Report Across Wisconsin Towns
A tornado caused structural damage and injuries across several towns. Taycheedah near Fond du Lac reported two injuries from a toppled house trailer, Oak Creek saw fourteen homes damaged with about 100000 dollars in losses, Beaver Dam area farms reported out building damage, Stevens Point lost a roof, and trees and wires fell along a mile east of Wisconsin Rapids with no injuries.
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Zer
Taycheedah
Fond du Lac
Oak Creek
Beaver Dam
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
St George Across Downs and Downs Letter Puzzle
A word puzzle with across and down clues includes knightly weapon replies and various short terms. Entries touch on armor, plants, titles, and places while weaving a hidden theme around St George and related terms.
Stock Quotations and Quotes Aug 24 1964
Neon Quotations show many stocks with varied percentages from Allis Chalmers to Wisconsin Fund. Dow Jones Averages list Industrials 839.65 Railroads 211.48 Utilities 149.49 with notable price moves. Commodities include Sept Wheat Soybeans Eggs Corn with futures and bonds from mutual funds and brokerages listed.
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Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Amer. Tel, & Tel
Avco
Brunswick Bis Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Foods
Curtiss Wright
aPont
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed
Ford
Gamble Skog
NS General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Great Nov
NS Greyhound
Illinois Central Ind
Harvester
Interstate Power
Jones & Laughlin
Lockheed
Mack Trucks
Magnavox
Minn. Mining
Cc Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
NS Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch Spartans
Ind
G. D. Searle
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Studebaker Sunray
Mid-Cent
Swift
Texaco Trane Co
Union Tank Car
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Western Air Lines
Westing
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Aileen, Inc
Central
Clark Oil
First
Gateway Tran
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
Heileman Brew
Koehring Co
la X Rubber
Ask la Crosse Tele
Marine Cap
McQuay, Inc
Mfg. Guar.Ins
Nekoosa
Northern Plastics
Pyroil Co
Rap Industries
Rockwell
Royal Dutch N.Y
Swank, Inc
Warner Elec
Western Power
Wis. Pow. & L
Tausche Bonds
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. Fund
Eaton & Howard Std. Fund
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Invest
Mass. Inv. Tr
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Invest
One William St
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Ex Black River postmaster dies at 72 in Wisconsin
P. W. Dickey age 72 longtime Black River Falls postmaster died Sunday evening after a four month illness. He served as postmaster from 1933 to 1957 and was a charter Lions Club member with a perfect attendance record for 22 years. Survived by two sons a daughter and six grandchildren. Funeral rites set for Wednesday at the Black River Falls Masonic Temple with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Black River Falls
Wis
P. W. Dickey
Madison
Masonic Temple
L. Keith Hanley
Riverside Cemetery
Langlois-Galston
Mr. Dickey
Hudson, Wis
G. H. Dickey
River Falls State College
Black River
Lions' Club
Dolly Boosinger
Richard
Bill) Dickey
David
Denver
Colo
Joan Radcliff
Fish Creek
Fire Extinguished In Schroeder Hotel
Firemen battled a mattress fire on the eighth floor of Milwaukee’s Schroeder Hotel. An official blamed a discarded cigarette. the blaze stayed in one room and did not force evacuations though eight guests were on that floor.
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Milwaukee
Schroeder
Church Leader McKay Resting Comfortably
David O. McKay 90, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is resting comfortably at Latter-day Saints Hospital in Salt Lake City. Hospitals officials say he shows definite improvement after a coronary thrombosis last week. He leads more than two million Mormons.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
David 0. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Latter-day Saints Hospital
McKay
BB Hits Windshield Near Highway 16 Incident
J. F. Reichgelt of 307 N. 21st St. reported to the La Crosse County Sheriff that an upper windshield corner was struck by a BB or possible .22 caliber rifle shot at 8:45 p.m. Sunday while driving on Highway 16 near the La Crosse County Shops.
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J. F. Reichgelt
21St St
la Crosse County
Highway 16
Livestock Receipts Down In NFO Holding Action
In Corning Iowa and across 23 states the National Farmers Organization press for higher prices by withholding livestock from markets entered its fourth day. Prices rose and receipts fell as NFO members demonstrated at stockyards while some buyers were asked to halt purchases.
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NFO
Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Rocky Mountains
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Midwest
Staley
Milwaukee Man Drowns Fishing on Mississippi River
Vernon County sheriff reports Milwaukee man Henry Gardner, 30, drowned Sunday morning near Genoa Wisconsin while fishing from a rented boat at a wing dam. Rescue teams dragged the Mississippi River for hours with six boats but did not recover his body by Monday morning.
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Genoa
Wis
Vernon County Sheriff's Department
Mississippi
Here
Milwaukee
Henry Gardner
Gardner
Queen Elizabeth I Statue Gets Bath Since 1959
London AP reports the Fleet Street statue of Queen Elizabeth I has its first bath since 1959. Court records note her majesty took a bath once a year, even when she had no need.
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London
Queen Elizabeth I
Fleet Street
Elizabeth
Milwaukee bowler Jean Bopp finishes third in P W B A tourney
In Cincinnati on Sunday Jean Bopp of Milwaukee placed third in the Professional Woman Bowlers Association event with a 24 game total of 4610 earning 975 dollars. Betty Kuczynski of Chicago won the championship and top prize of 1400 dollars with a 4688 total.
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Cincinnati
Jean, Bopp
Milwaukee
Betty Kuczynski
Chicago
Police and Ambulance Records From City Entries
Entries list ambulance transports and incidents on August 22 to 24. Recipients include Mrs. Paul Schaffer illness to St Francis Hospital, Mrs Morris Roberts injured leg to Lutheran Hospital, Karen Topinka injured leg to St Francis, Paul Schrabeck illness to St Francis, a child Craig Gahan removed from a window grate, a tipped street flare on Campbell Road, and a rubbish fire on George Street.
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Paul Schaffer
Cameron Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Morris Roberts
Moore St
Lutheran Hospital
Karen Topinka
S. 22Nd St
Paul Schrabeck
Gould St
Craig Gahan
S. 21St St
Campbell Road
George Street
Marsh
Democrats Align on Peace and Freedom Platform
The Democratic platform centers on peace for all nations and freedom for all people. It contrasts with Republicans who resisted adding extremism targets naming the Ku Klux Klan John Birch Society and the Communist party.
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Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Communist Party
Klan
Livestock Market Quotations From Swift and South St Paul
Livestock market notes from Swift & Company Winona and South St Paul list hogs and sows priced by weight and grade, cattle trends for steers heifers cows and veal with top ranges and declines noted, plus Chicago dairy and grain prices and poultry wholesale bids. Packers and buyers observe gains across hogs and cattle with morning weighing and pricing for after-hours arrivals.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Car Stolen While Owner In Dentist Office In La Crosse
A La Crosse woman watched her 1960 Oldsmobile vanish Monday morning while she sat in a dentist's office. Mrs. Charles Collins reported the blue gray four-door car stolen from 710 Losey Blvd. S with keys left inside. Police seek license T40 605. Earlier, a 1957 Chevrolet was recovered at the Holiday Inn tied to an alleged sale from Quality Motors.
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la Crosse
Charles Collins
S. 16Th St
Losey Blvd. S
Holiday Inn
Quality Motors
S. 3Rd St
Demos United On One Point Vice Presidential Mystery
Atlantic City AP 5260 delegates and alternates at the Democratic convention know only that Lyndon Johnson has not revealed his choice for running mate. Rumors center on Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy with others like Ed Brown Mike Mansfield Tom Dodd Muskie Ribicoff Robert Wagner Franklin Roosevelt Jr. and Matthew Welsh also mentioned.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Lyndon Johnson
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
NBC
Meet the Press
Johnson
White House
Humphrey
California
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Thomas J. Dodds
Connecticut
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Gov
Matthew Welsh
Indiana
Death Notices Mrs William Lehman Trempealeau
Mrs William Lehman 32 died in childbirth August 24 in La Crosse hospital. Former Rita Lang La Crosse. survived by husband and infant Jeffrey Ray and four sons from a prior marriage, plus mother and sisters. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Federated Church Trempealeau with burial at Trempealeau Cemetery. Hagen Funeral Home Pigeon Falls in charge.
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William Lehman
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Rita Lang
Lehman
Jefffrey Ray
Bruce
Mark
Bradley
Ross Hasselblad
Rice Lake
Wis
James
Delores) Lang
Albert
Marie) Helta
Ruth Berneck
Robert
Anne) Folch
Orval
Etta) Waller
Onalaska
Federated Church of
Trempealeau Cemetery
Hagen Funeral Home
Pigeon Falls
Bald Eagle Killed After Touching Two Power Lines
In San Bernardino California a bald eagle with a 73 inch wingspan struck two power lines and died from the shock. The bird was described as proud and regally landing on a line before the fatal contact.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Chicago potatoes price shock unsettles national market
United States potato market shows uncertain shipments with no established price, Washington russet bakers listed at 5.10 while the overall U S shipment total remains unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U.S
Washington
Hauser Koelbl to Wed in La Crosse Sept 5
Roger E. Hauser of Loomis Street and Linda S. Koelbl of Farnam Street plan marriage on September 5 in La Crosse. Lyle K. Wegener, operator of a South Avenue service station, faced a municipal case over wrecked vehicles. settlement limits him to two wrecked cars on the premises at a time.
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Roger E. Hauser
Loomis St
Linda S. Koelbl
Farnam St
la Crosse
Lyle K. Wegener
South Ave
la Crosse Tribune
Wegener
City of
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