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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1964

Page

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La Crosse Assessed Valuation Rises 1.15 Million in 1964

New construction and home improvements drive La Crosse 1964 assessed valuation to 120,711,800, up from 119.56 million in 1963. Equalized value climbs to about 253.7 million, with real estate leading gains and residential valuations rising by 1.36 million amid 109 new homes and 334 improvements.

la Crosse Arthur G. Rogge Sparta Wisconsin Department of Taxation Rogge Erty Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co E. Hackner Co Cargill, Inc Jacques Seed Co North Western Hanna Fuel Co Yerly Corp

VP Remains Question Mark On Eve Of LBJ Nomination

At Atlantic City the Democratic convention moves toward Johnson's nomination and a running mate choice. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey is favored by McCarthy as Johnson's pick, with McCarthy sending a telegram endorsing Humphrey. Johnson's decision remains unannounced as delegates maneuver over seating and loyalty issues.

LBJ Atlantic City N.J Johnson Eugene J. McCarthy Hubert H. Humphrey Senate McCarthy Humphrey White House Washington George Reedy Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party

Cleo Aims At Southeast Florida Coast And Bahama Islands

Hurricane Cleo shifts north toward the southeast Florida coast as gale warnings spread from Sombrero Light to Fort Lauderdale. Forecasters warn of rapid re intensification over warm waters while residents are told to seek safe harbor and monitor advisories. The storm has already caused heavy casualties in Haiti and Guadeloupe.

Florida Bahamas Sombrero Light Key West Fort Lauderdale Miami Cleo Cuba Florida Straits Straits Lower Keys Gordon Dunn Bimini Bahamas Island Florida Coast Florida Strait Haiti Weather Bureau Guadeloupe South Florida

Wisconsin Okays Compromise Reluctantly At Democratic Convention

The Wisconsin delegation narrowly accepts the Mississippi credentials compromise, allowing two Mississippi Freedom Democrats to be voting delegates-at-large if they back Johnson this fall. Some Wisconsin leaders condemn the move as unresolved, while Gov. Reynolds introduces Georgia Rep. Weltner as a “new South” ally in civil rights. Rep. Kastenmeier urges a minority report for historical purposes.

Atlantic City N.J Wisconsin Mississippi Lyndon Johnson Freedom Democrats Johnson John Reynolds Georgia Charles Weltner New South Weltner Robert Kastenmeier Kastenmeier

Bloodshed in Da Nang tests Khanh bid to quit politics

In Saigon and Da Nang the junta splinters as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh fails to win a vote to step down. Riots erupt across Hue and Da Nang with 11 dead and 61 wounded, amid Buddhist demonstrations and anti-American violence.

Saigon Viet Nam Nguyen Khanh Revolutionary Military Council Tran Thien Khiem Khanh Junta da Nang Hue South Viet Nam General Staff Duong van Minh Ngo Dinh Diem Minh

Lady Bird Johnson Arrives at Democratic Convention

Lady Bird Johnson lands by helicopter at Atlantic City for the Democratic National Convention with her daughter Lynda. Gov. and Mrs. Richard J. Hughes and four of their ten children greet the First Lady as volunteers prepare a public reception and signage for the event. The Hughes children present a ter centenary gold pin with emeralds marking New Jersey’s 300th anniversary.

Atlantic City N.J Lady Bird Johnson Washington Lynda Richard J. Hughes Hughes New Jersey

Byrd Wife Anne D B Byrd Dies After Long Illness

Berryville Virginia Mrs Anne Douglas Beverly Byrd 77 wife of Senator Harry F Byrd D Va died Tuesday after a long heart ailment She was a behind the scenes supporter of her husband but kept out of the public eye.

Berryville, Va Anne Douglas Beverly Byrd Harry F. Byrd D-Va

Definitions Of Convention Jargon

A humorous glossary explains common convention terms such as delegation caucus and favorite son candidate. It clarifies that a delegation comprises 132 people with 12 votes and defines terms like caucus informal caucus starting time prime time platform and distinguished with satirical edge.

Board Sets Up Seven Member Rail Disputes Panel

President Johnson orders a seven member board under the Railway Labor Act to probe three railroad labor disputes. Eleven unions seek better vacations holidays and welfare provisions. A second dispute covers employment stabilization and wage hikes for five unions. The third covers wage increases for six shop craft unions.

Washington Johnson

Milk Holding Threat Rumors From La Crosse County

La Crosse County sheriff's department was told by NFO members Norbert Nuttelman and Edgar Schroeder of a milk holding action to start Friday. Haulers reported threats of violence including damaged tanks, dumping milk, and personal harm. authorities warned action only if a real incident occurs and advised identification of suspects. Lawrence Everson denied any planned action and called rumors prevalent.

NFO la Crosse County Sheriff's Department Lawrence Everson Rockland NFC

Sparta Yard Brace as NFO Pickets Threaten Livestock Market

Eau Claire County Atty Edmund A Nix warned National Farmers Organization president Oren Lee Staley he will not tolerate open defiance of Wisconsin law as 350 pickets blocked the Equity Livestock Exchange yards in Altoona. Nix cited statute 134.03 and ordered leaders to advise members to stop. Two arrests were reported. In Sparta the Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association fortified its yard with a barbed wire fence and police patrols as 500 to 1,000 NFO members threatened a demonstration, though few showed up by midmorning.

EAU Claire Eau Claire County Edmund A. Nix National Farmers Organization Oren Lee Staley Wisconsin NFO Equity Livestock Exchange Altoona Nix Staley NFC Sparta Wis Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association Donald Wagner Equity Alfred Hemker Sparta City Gerald Donovan Monroe County Arden Oss Wallace Brown Leon

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