Wisconsin Democrats Shift Focus to Peace in Goldwater Attack
Wisconsin Democrats plan to frame the 1964 campaign around peace and a calmer leadership, labeling Barry Goldwater as trigger-happy and praising President Johnson. They praise Johnson’s control of the nomination process and resist promoting Humphrey for VP.
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Atlantic City
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Gov
Reynolds
Sen. Goldwater
Dakotan Reacts to Finding of Bodies in Mississippi
Joseph Morse a 20 year old Civil Rights worker from Dakota writes of the discovery of three missing volunteer workers Mickey Schwerner James Chaney and Andrew Goodman in an earthen dam near Philadelphia Mississippi. Morse recalls the shock intentions to attend a Pete Seeger concert and the concert ending in a unifying We Shall Overcome tribute. He notes COFO freedom center activity across the state and his resolve to continue the fight for justice. Morse is a senior at Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary St Mary's College Winona Minnesota.
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Joseph Morse
Dakota
Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Marius Morse
Morse
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
CCFC
Pete Seeger
Mickey
Jim
Andy
Mickey Schwerner
Andy Goodman
James Chaney
Student Coordinating Committee
Seeger
Freedom Centers
COFO
Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Minn
Gun Show Set In Auditorium In Wisconsin
Wisconsin gun collectors reserve the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium for August 29 and 30 with 300 tables for antique and modern guns coins cartridges and related items. Reservations are tallied from Ohio Illinois Missouri Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Nebraska and Wisconsin. Tickets sold at the auditorium inner door. No admission for under 16 without an accompanying adult.
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Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Piano teachers attend three day workshop in Minneapolis
Three hundred educators joined a three day piano teachers workshop in Minneapolis last week. Among them were Sister Mary Ann and Sister Rose Cecile of Viterbo College and Mrs Frances Spangler of 1337 State Street. Lynn Olson of New York, a regular Keynotes columnist, introduced new teaching publications during the Wednesday classes.
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la Crosse
Minneapolis
Mary Ann
Rose Cecile
Viterbo College
Frances Spangler
State St
Lynn Olson
New York
Reminders for Drivers in La Crosse Safety Posters
AAA and police promote driver safety posters as schools open in La Crosse. In a Tribune photo, City traffic official James Jacobson, AAA district manager Kenneth R. Luecke, and County Traffic Police Chief Edward Tabbert pose with students Maureen Rieber, Mardelle Ritchie, and Maribeth Rieber at 904 Vine and 914 Hanson St.
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American Automobile Association
la Crosse
James Jacobson
City Traffic Bureau
Kenneth R. Luecke
AAA
Edward Tabbert
Maureen Rieber
Vine
Mardelle Ritchie
Hanson St
Maribeth Rieber
Tribune
English Mass Comes to La Crosse Diocesan Parishes
The La Crosse Diocese tests English language Masses as priests gauge when parishioners can participate actively. By Nov. 29 all U.S. Catholics will celebrate Mass in English under a hierarchy decree.
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la Crosse
Msgr. Finucan
United States
U.S
Associated Press
English Mass Debuts Before 11000 at St Louis Historic Event
The first English language Roman Catholic Mass in the United States for the laity opened a four day liturgical workshop. Cardinal Ritter and Father McManus led the service while Luther and Rivers hymns were featured. The change aims to English only in time for November 29 church year start.
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St. Louis
United States
Associated Press
la Crosse
ST. Louis, Mo
Frederick R. McManus
Washington, D.C
Father McManus
Martin Luther
Clarence J. Rivers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Father Rivers
John Manion
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Agrees To Return To Face Charges
Frederick Sensel 28 agreed to return to Milwaukee to face a charge of robbing an insurance executive. Police say he forced the executives to drive to Chicago after a hold up attempt in Milwaukee. Sensel also faced a Milwaukee kidnapping warrant.
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Chicago
Frederick Sensel
Milwaukee
Sensel
Richard Jetzer
Warren L. Vedder
Vedder
Voter Registration Deadline Nears for Sept 8 Primary
La Crosse City Clerk Alice Dickson and Onalaska City Clerk Harold Johnson remind residents the cutoff to register to vote is 5 p.m. Wednesday. New residents who have lived in Wisconsin a year or more and those turning 21 by September 8 must register in person. address changes can be called in to the city clerk.
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la Crosse
Alice Dickson
Onalaska
Harold Johnson
Wisconsin
Motion Day Set For Sept 9 In Circuit Court
Clerk Carl F. Schnick announced that the next motion day in circuit court will be Wednesday September 9. The schedule shift accommodates Labor Day September 7 and the Wisconsin primary September 8.
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Carl F. Schnick
Wisconsin
Ristow Honored by Crawford County Democrats Sunday
Harold C. Ristow the Democratic candidate for Congress and his wife were honored Sunday by the Crawford County Democratic Party. The event at Byron Lynch’s farm featured a talk in which Ristow cited Hoover and Landon 1936 statements and said the Democratic Party remains for the people while the Republican calls for doom.
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Harold C. Ristow
Congress
Crawford County
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Board Okays Preliminary Plans For High School
The La Crosse City District ward of Education approved preliminary high school plans by Milwaukee firm Ebling Plunkett Keymar Reginato and Associates. The plan calls for a 1,500 student facility at Losey Boulevard and Green Bay Street with further scale drawings for study and presentation to the Common Council and City Plan Commission.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse City
Ward of Education
South Side High School
Ebling, Plunkett, Keymar
Losey Boulevard
Green Bay Street
Common Council
Board
Plan Commission
Central
Losey
Green Bay
32nd Division Veterans Plan La Crosse Reunion
Veterans of the 32nd Division will hold their 45th annual reunion in La Crosse on September 5 and 6. The event, at Hotel Stoddard, features a brau fest, business session, memorial services, and a banquet with speakers Jim Dan Hill and Robert J. Doyle. Rev. Austin J. Henry and Gen. Forrest Harding join as honored participants.
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32Nd Division
la Crosse
Berlin
Stoddard
Jim Dan Hill
Red Arrow
Hill
Superior State University
State Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Robert J. Doyle
Doyle
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin State Universities
Austin J. Henry
Portage
Riverside Park
Forrest Harding
Sigvard Tweeten
Minneapolis
Robert D. Angel
Lansing
Mich
32Nd Division Veterans Association
Harry Fillner
Catherine Missig
Detroit
Auxiliary
Committee backs Wuest candidacy for sheriff
The Friends of Pip Wuest committee sponsors a public chicken barbecue Sunday noon to 7 p.m. at the first shelterhouse in Veterans Memorial Park West Salem. Cleo Mulock is chairman and Clifford Gates is vice chairman touting La Crosse County Sheriff Paul Pip Wuest as exemplary.
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Friends of ‘Pip
Wuest
Veterans Memorial Park
West Salem
la Crosse County
Paul
Pip) Wuest
Cleo Mulock
Clifford L. Gates
Mulock
Sheriff's Department
Wisconsin
Seek Small Suspect In Bathhouse Thefts
Police hunt a small suspect after a Sunday night break in at the La Crosse Municipal Pool bath house. The thief stole a record player 150 to 200 45 rpm records and a girls two piece swimsuit bottom, with clothing scattered. A window screen was removed, pointing to a small intruder. Items belonged to Diane Bonsack, pool employee.
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la Crosse
Diane Bonsack
S. 15Th St
Neisius Maps Campaign Plan At La Crosse Assembly Bid
Neisius, candidate for the 1st District Assembly seat in La Crosse, met Monday evening with his campaign committee. Leonard Adsit serves as secretary treasurer of the committee.
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O. R. Neisius
la Crosse
Leonard Adsit
Skeeter Schedule: City Spraying Rained Out
In the continuing mosquito control program Skeeter Schedule was rained out Monday night. Equipment of the park department will make its ninth pass of the season at parks and outlying areas starting at 9 p m Tuesday.
Historical Society Plans Stonefield Tour
The La Crosse County Historical Society sponsors a one day bus tour to Stonefield at Cassville touring Nelson Dewey sites including the State Farm Museum Mound Point Picnic area restored Stonefield village and Dewey farm home at Nelson Dewey State Park. The trip also visits Hercules Dousman Villa Louis Prairie du Chien museums with lunch provided. Reservations with James M Brindley by noon Friday.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
State Farm
Mound Point
Stonefield
Dewey
Nelson Dewey
Mississippi River
Hercules Dousman
Villa Louis
Museum of Medical
Prairie du Chien
James M. Brindley
Two Cars Recovered By La Crosse Police
Police recovered two stolen cars in separate incidents. Monday afternoon at Losey Boulevard a vehicle stolen with driver Shannon Collins present outside a dentist’s office. Early Tuesday a second car taken in Onalaska was found at the Village Shopping Center. owner Clyde Umphrey retrieved it.
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la Crosse
Losey Blvd
Shannon Collins
S. 16Th St
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