Tri State Deaths Report From Wisconsin Iowa
Obituary notices from Waukon Iowa Yuba Wisconsin Sparta Hillsboro New Lisbon list Julius Rissman 77 died Aug 24 in Waukon and burial at Oakland Cemetery with Martin's Funeral Home in charge. Other deaths include William Janecek 60 of Yuba died Aug 23 in Madison with funeral at Hillsboro First Congregational Church and burial at Champion Valley Cemetery. Nelson Neinast 90 of Sparta died Aug 28 with services at St John Lutheran Sparta. Anna Janecek 86 of Hillsboro died Aug 24 with funeral at St Joseph Catholic Church Mount Tabor. Anna Jepperson 74 of New Lisbon died Aug 22 in Tomah Hospital. Surviving relatives listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
Julius Rissman
Lansing Ridge Presbyterian Church
Leslie Leonard
Oakland Cemetery
Martin
Mr. Rissman
Makee
Allamakee County
Sophia Vieth
Herbert
Willard Werthein
Charles
Yuba
Wis
William H. Janecek
Madison
First Congregational Church
Hillsboro
William R. Schafer
Champion Valley Cemetery
Picha
Janecek
Richland County
Elsie Sebranek
Josie Janecek
Leon Subera
Lorraine
Kenneth
la Farge
Donald
Evansville
Harold Lind
Robert
Sparta
Nelson A. Neinast
St. John’s Lutheran Church
H. W. Winkel
Robert Page
Neinast
Vandalia
Mich
August Neiast
Augusta Kemp
Warrens
Roberts and Jones
Mason Grocery
Leo
Gustave
Aberdeen
Wash
George
Minnie
Anna Janecek
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mount Tabor
A. Zvinklys
Anna Janousek
Austria
James Janecek
Harry Trimm
Frank Schubert
la Crosse
Agnes
Robert F
James Dvorak
Tillie Liska
van Janousek
New Lisbon
Anna Jepperson
Tomah
Anna Hansen
Ironwood
John Jepperson
New Lisbon Golden Age Club
Clarence
Steger, Ill
Harold
Births at St Francis and surrounding hospitals
St Francis Hospital reports a son for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lathrop of 1231 Mississippi St on August 23. Patricia M. Phelan is the mother. Also a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bresser of New Albin Iowa on August 23. Sandra J. Witt is the mother. Memorial Hospital Black River Falls records a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Holliday of Hixton on August 16. Genell Hoff is the mother. A daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Taylor of Black River Falls on August 16. Linda Alford is the mother. Tweeten Memorial Hospital Spring Grove Minnesota lists a son for Mr. and Mrs. Manford Hermanson of Lanesboro Minnesota on August 13. Janet Johnson is the mother. A son for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Minsel of Spring Grove on August 17. Elaine Haugstad is the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lathrop
Mississippi St
Patricia M. Phelan
Gerald Bresser
New Albin
Iowa
Sandra J. Witt
Black River Falls
Wis. Memorial Hospital
Wanda Eileen
Merrill Holliday
Hixton
Genell Hoff
Cindy Hoff
Roger Taylor
Linda Alford
Spring Grove
Minn
Tweeten Memorial Hospital
Manford Hermanson
Lanesboro
Janet Johnson
Leo van Minsel
Elaine Haugstad
Twin Cities Bars Put Tops Back On Dancers
Minneapolis officials threaten liquor license non renewals to curb topless dancing. Council chairman John W. Johnson says files from police morals squad head Eugene Wilson will be used when licenses come up for renewal next April. He notes some dancers strip to bikinis or less and reports the lid is on in Hennepin Avenue venues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Minneapolis City Council Licenses Committee
John W. Johnson
Eugene Wilson
Police Morals Squad
Johnson
Hennepin Avenue
Local Tribune August 25 1966 Edition Highlights
The August 25 1966 issue reports community events and notices from the Crosse area. It includes delivery details on RFD service dated August 26 and local items of interest.
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RFD
Deaths Lena Walcker of Hokah Laid to Rest
Lena Walcker 56 of Hokah Minnesota died in a La Crosse hospital on August 24. Survived by husband Rudolph two sons Donald and Gerald two daughters LaVonne Kearns and Susan and 12 grandchildren. Services set for Saturday at Schumacher Funeral Home and St Peter s Church Hokah with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening.
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Rudolph
Lena) Walcker
Hokah
Minn
la Crosse
Donald
Gerald
Charles
LaVonne) ‘Kearns
la Crescent
Susan Walcker
John
Tony Reinhart
Brownsville
William
Black River Falls
George
Kate) Rottman
Calvary Cemetery
Marriages in La Crosse Area Include Dozens of Pairs
A list of couples from Wisconsin and beyond to wed in late August, with ceremonies planned in La Crosse West Salem Bangor and Sparta. Names include James F Dussault Sue E Feldbruegge Robert Schmidt Ann Opsahl Ronald Christopherson Janice Olson Frank Knobloch Gertrude Steinwig Richard Graw Barbara Jenks Jeffery Moorhead Ann G Sleigh Michael Dockery Kathleen Majerle Ralph Ruesch Judith Path Roger Walter Janet Hougom Earl Blackdeer Bernice Harney La Verne Granda Marcia Padden.
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LA Crosse
James F. Dussault
Land O’‘Lakes
Sue E. Feldbruegge
S. 11Th St
Robert G. Schmidt
Chicago
Ann L. Opsahl
Loomis St
James A. Peterson
West Salem
Brenda J. Norman
N. 8Th St
Ronald L. Christopherson
Holmen
Janice A. Olson
Westby
Frank J. Knobloch
S. 3Rd St
Gertrude E. Steinwig
Winnebago St
Richard B. Graw
Zephyr Circle
Barbara Jenks
Rose St
Jeffery L. Moorhead
Flat Rock
Mich
Ann G
S. 23Rd St
Michael A. Dockery
University City
Kathleen A. Majerle
Hyde Ave
Ralph E. Ruesch
Wausau
Judith M. Path
Bangor
13.3 Million Hilton Opens In St Paul
The 24 story St Paul Hilton hotel opens with 400 staff after months of training. The $13.3 million facility includes a heated pool 300 car garage ballrooms dining areas and a top floor carousel lounge with a glass elevator views of the Mississippi River valley. Half the guest rooms are ready with the rest due in September. Each room includes Be My Guest and the Hilton Bedside Book of Short Stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
St. Paul Hilton Hotel
Hilton
Mississippi River Valley
Conrad Hilton
Africans to press UN for wider court ahead of Sept vote
Africans at the United Nations push to reform the International Court of Justice in The Hague. They seek to prevent sympathetic judges and expand the court to boost African and Asian representation after a ruling on South West Africa. Ambassador Endalkachew Makonnen outlined plans to widen the bench and leverage votes in the General Assembly and Security Council.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
South-West Africa
Ethiopia
Liberia
South Africa
League of Nations
U.N
General Assembly
Africa
Asia
Assembly
Security Council
United States
Britain
France
China
Soviet Union
Council
Endalkachew Makonnen
Ethio
Humphrey Defends Vietnam Expenditures at JWV
Vice President Hubert Humphrey defended U S spending in Vietnam as a shield against a broader war and warned against rising isolationism. He accused critics of hampering domestic programs and urged vigilance, telling the Jewish War Veterans convention that shifting funds would require far more resources elsewhere. The JWV delegates backed Johnson's Vietnam policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Hubert H.humphrey
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
Johnson
Luna 11: Soviet Moon Probe Lighter or Heavier Than Thought
A Soviet spacecraft Luna 11 four times heavier than the U.S. Lunar Orbiter sped toward lunar orbit as official silence hid details. Soviet front pages carried only the brief launch notice, with speculation about photos or possible Earth return and even animal landing. Luna 11 weighs 3,615 pounds.
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Moscow
America
Sputnik
Earth
Farm City Week Proclaimed by LBJ
President Johnson declared November 18 to 24 as National Farm City Week. He said farm productivity and urban goods and services jointly support the thriving national economy.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Red Guards Break Into Sacred Heart Academy in Peking
In Peking an attaque by teenage Red Guards, backed by some adults, broke into Sacred Heart Academy run by French nuns. They hoisted a red flag, placed Mao busts, and pasted anti foreigner signs forcing classes to halt. Posters warned landowners and capitalists to leave.
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Tokyo
Peking
Sacred Heart Academy
Mao Tze-tung
Tung Fang
Yomiuri
Red Guard
Red Guards
Revolutionary Workers
Collie Pete Cleared as Not a Nipper in New York
In New York AP report, Pete the collie ends death-row status after State Supreme Court Justice Daniel E. Fitzpatrick vacates a City Health Department order to destroy. He orders reexamination, citing due process for pets and owners. The department will hold a hearing, risking another possible death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Pete the Collie
State Supreme Court
Daniel E. Fitzpatrick
Pete
Fitzpatrick
Health Department
RFK Accused of Plotting Against LBJ
Los Angeles Mayor Yorty accuses Senator Robert F. Kennedy of attempting to undermine President Johnson to aid his own presidential bid. Kennedy responds that Yorty offers no usable information or proposals. The exchange follows Yorty’s Senate testimony and notes his past political shift in 1960.
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RFK
LBJ
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Yorty
United States of America
Senate
Kennedy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Congress
John F. Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Five Pickets Arrested Near Judge Cannon Home
Five demonstrators from the NAACP youth council were arrested near Circuit Judge Robert C. Cannon’s Wauwatosa residence amid renewed picketing against his stay with the all white Eagles Club. A crowd of hundreds and robed Ku Klux Klan counter pickets watched as police closed the area to outsiders. Cannon defended his stance against the club policy while urging peace and restraint.
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Milwaukee
Robert C. Cannon
Wauwatosa
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Eagles Club
Cannon
John Howard
David Harris
Waukesha
Grand Dragon
Wisconsin Klan
Howard
Ku Klux Klan
Judge Cannon
James Groppi
Youth Council
The
Eagles
Lunar Orbiter Makes Earth Photo Mission From Hampton
A Lunar Orbiter mission will transmit a picture of Earth and photograph one of nine potential Apollo landing sites on the moon. The earth image will be received at Goldstone California and aims to show the terminator with gradual shading rather to a sharp line. The craft has produced frames with two pictures per frame using two lenses.
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Hampton
Lunar Orbiter
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Deep Space
Goldstone
Calif
Washington editor Clarence Marshall dies at 81
Clarence G. Marshall, 81, longtime editor of the Newport News Daily Press Inc and newspaper veteran of nearly 65 years, died Wednesday from a heart attack in Washington.
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Washington (Ap
Clarence G. Marshall
Washington
Newport News Daily Press Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Janecek
Crete, Ill
Andrew Wakal
Oaklawn
Ill
Donald Mentzel
Fred
Milaca
Hans
New Lisbon Methodist Church
Nelson Neinast
Lacrosse St. Francis Hospital
Michigan
Muscatine
BECON
Rex
Rudy’s
Lena Walcker
Earl E. Blackdeer
Bernice Harney
Sparta, Wis
Pia
U.S
Peking Reds
New China News Agency
Shanghai
Tientsin
Armour Star
KRAFT
Miracle
Sac
LAO Ae Morkk
DIAL
Collie
Gamble Store
Pearl St
Schneider
3Rd St
Tareyton
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