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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1965
Page
8
3000 Year Old Tree Dim Fire With Thick Sequoia Bark
In Porterville California a 3000 year old Sierra redwood known as Old Solo withstood a lightning sparked fire after helicopters and ropes failed. Two Tule River Indians were hired to guard the giant, earning 4.98 an hour, as its fibrous bark helped snuff the smoldering embers.
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Porterville
Calif
Nature
Old Solo
U.S Forest Service
Sequoia National Forest
High Sierra
Albert Peyton
Sonny James
Tule River Indian Reservation
Earth
Integration Threats Made In North Carolina
North Carolina state police were deployed to calm potential clashes as districts begin first large scale school integration in eastern counties. Gov Dan Moore pledged no tolerance for violence and warned he may mobilize the National Guard, while not naming the threat makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
N.C
North Carolina
Dan Moore
National Guard
Moore
Open House At Good Shepherd Home Postponed
Rushford Minnesota officials postponed the open house at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Home due to furniture delivery delays. The event, originally set for August 28 and 29, is tentatively rescheduled for the latter part of September.
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Rushford
Minn
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Milwaukee youth group names state master councilor
Barton Prieve of Milwaukee was installed as the new state master councilor of the Wisconsin Order of DeMolay. Other officers installed Thursday night include Allen Trapp of La Crosse deputy master councilor Jack LaBlonde of Rhinelander senior master councilor Stephen Murray of Green Bay junior master councilor Mark Conlee of Waukesha scribe and Kim Peterson of Shawano chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Barton Prieve
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Order of DeMolay
Masonic
Allen Trapp
la Crosse
Jack LaBlonde
Rhinelander
Stephen Murray
Green Bay
Mark Conlee
Waukesha
Kim Peterson
Shawano
Killed by Gun Blast While Hunting Raccoon
Frank Droeszler aged 81 was killed by a shotgun blast while raccoon hunting near Dickeyville. His wife found the body in a garage beside the house. Grant County coroner ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickeyville
Frank Droeszler
Grant County
Fire damages Liberian ship Arctic Reefer in Mobile
A Liberian refriger ator ship Arctic Reefer suffered an estimated 500000 damage from a ferocious fire in Mobile Alabama. The blaze was controlled late Thursday as the vessel listed over 45 degrees risking capsize after more than one million gallons of water were pumped into its holds. The Reefer previously ran aground near Dry Tortugas while carrying bananas valued at 50000. It has been under repair in Mobile since March 26. Fire officials noted crushed cork insulation fueled the flames.
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Mobile
Ala
Florida Keys
C. Dan Sirmon
FiveYearOld Drowns In Milwaukee Portable Pool
Curtis Becker five year old son of Mr and Mrs James J Becker of Milwaukee drowned in a portable pool in the family yard. He was usually in a life preserver but was not wearing one when pulled from the three foot deep water by his brother Mark twelve. The preserver was found outside the pool and efforts to revive him failed. The pool measured eighteen feet in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Curtis Becker
James J. Becker
Curtis
Mark
House Passes Bill To Help Needy Students
The House approved a 650 million education bill funding needy students access to college and expanding loans grants and work study. It includes 197 million for student aid libraries and programs, 290 million for college construction, and a national teachers corps plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Senate Education Subcommittee
Johnson
Juneau County ASC Re-Elects Chairman and Officers
Mauston resident Chester Carter was re-elected chairman of the Juneau County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee at the annual convention held in the courthouse assembly room. Forty six delegates attended as Carter, Stanley Schroeder of Camp Douglas, and Richard Ressler of Lyndon Station were re-elected to three, two, and one year terms respectively.
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Mauston
Chester Carter
Juneau County
Field Days Set at Twin Lakes by Wis. clubs
Trempealeau area sportsmen clubs announce their annual field days will be held Saturday and Sunday August 28 and 29 at Twin Lakes. Jerry Stellpflug, president, confirms event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau
Wis
Twin Lakes
Jerry Stellpflug
No Parking Problem Ad For Doerre Hardware Delivery
Advertisement promotes Doerre Hardware offering fast free delivery with a phone dial 2-6407 for service.
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Doerre
President-Elect of Woman Lawyer Group Opposes Divorces
Detroit AP Mary Louise McLeod 51 a domestic relations attorney will become president of the National Association of Women Lawyers in 1966. She dislikes divorce cases saying they create more problems than they solve especially where children are involved. She notes women lawyers number about 7100 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Association of Women Lawyers
Mary Louise McLeod
McLeod
Clarence J. McLeod
Michigan
Burglars Steal Gems and Beatle Records From Magistrate Home
London AP report says thieves took jewelry valued at 11200 dollars and Beatle records from the home of Mrs. Denis Radcliffe a Yorkshire magistrate and her son John while they dined with friends. They chose all Beatle records but left many classical disks and scattered chewing gum on the furniture.
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London
Denis Radcliffe
Yorkshire
John
How Good Is Your Mental Health Seminar Review
A psychologist who conducts seminars for doctors outlines five ways to maintain mental health. The September Reader's Digest issue discusses understanding the four forces behind mental health and how to keep them in balance, as presented to readers.
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Reader’s Digest
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