Two Minnesotans Bound Over On Morals Charges
Two Caledonia youths Steven K. Mallory 17 and Ronald W. Schroeder 18 were bound over to Circuit Court for trial after a La Crosse County preliminary hearing on indecent liberties with a 14 year old girl. They remain jailed or on bond with Nelson 19 free on 2,500 dollars awaiting fall term.
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Caledonia
la Crosse
North Side
Steven K. Mallory
Ronald W. Schroeder
Leonard F. Roraff
Schroeder
Mallory
Ardis L. Nelson
Pine St
Onalaska
Dist. Atty
John Flynn
Peter Berg
Roraff
Flynn
Lincoln Neprud
Nelson
Perez Jimenez Laments Florida Jail Conditions
Ex-dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez, held in a luxury cell in Caracas, says he was treated like a pig in a Florida jail. Miami jail captain Robert Scharlan recalls the former leader faced plain food and weight loss, while he enjoys air conditioning and a TV in his cell during embezzlement trial proceedings.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Florida
Robert Scharlan
Miami
Perez Jimenez
Milwaukee Courthouse Picketed Third Day over Housing Demand
Madison area marchers met Gov. Reynolds aid Staney Zucker man in Door County as they pressed for a state fair housing bill this fall. Rev. George W. Vann led a brief Capitol rally before Reynolds office to urge support and warn of opposition.
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Madison
Washington
John W. Reynolds
Staney Zuckerman
Reynolds
Door County
George W. Vann
St. Paul
Capitol
Zuckerman
Wisconsin
R K Young Theater Manager Dies After Illness
Ronald K. Young 23 of 359 Mormon Coulee Road died suddenly at a local hospital Thursday. He had managed the Star Lite and North Star theaters since 1962 and played football and baseball at Logan High School. Survived by widow Carol Mitchell, parents Harrison and Mrs. Young, three brothers, and several grandparents. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Nelson Funeral Home.
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Ronald K. Young
Mormon Coulee Road
Mr. Young
Star Lite
North Star
Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Carol Mitchell
Harrison Young
Ralph
Roger Young
Robert Ames
Sarah Ames
la Crosse
Anna Young
Onalaska
Nelson Funeral Home
Eslick
Trudy
Huitting
Hanna
John Pinall
Demonstrators Arrested in Milwaukee CORE Protest at Courthouse
In Milwaukee County a three day CORE campaign to oust Fred E. Lins from the Community Social Development Commission drew about 100 demonstrators outside the courthouse and some inside. The protest followed a lecture of bigoted remarks attributed to Lins, with sit downs leading to arrests of Elner McCarty David Novick and Richard McLeod. Bond set at 100 dollars for Novick. McCarty and McLeod jailed.
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Harry Reichert
Milwaukee County
Community Social Development Commission
Richard McLeod
David Novick
Elner McCarty
Milwaukee
Fred E. Lins
Singing For Freedom
Wisconsin Baptist Center
Eugene Grobschmidt
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Grobschmidt
Lins
El‘ner McCarty
David M. Novick
John E. Krueger
Krueger
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
Novick
Smathers
Byrd
Senate
More Men Brought Out Alive From Mine In Utah
A mine disaster in Utah leaves several workers trapped as rescue efforts continue with many miners pulled to safety. Government and company officials coordinate air, ventilation, and shaft operations while awaiting full casualty reports.
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Paul McKinney
Donald Hanna
Thomas Trueman
Toronto
Canada
Hanna
Tom
Trueman
Mine Tragedy in Moab Explodes End Toll at Eighteen
Ten more miners were found dead in the Moab potash mine after an explosion that trapped 15 others. Rescue teams freed five survivors in the east shaft as authorities planned a joint state federal investigation starting Monday.
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Moab
Utah
June Crawford
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Grant Eslick
Crawford
Emperor Hirohito vows to serve nation and world
Emperor Hirohito, speaking at his summer residence in Nasu, 90 miles north of Tokyo, expressed regret for not accomplishing a fine achievement in 62 years and pledged to use his power to benefit Japan and promote international goodwill.
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Tokyo
Emperoror Hirohito
Japan
Nasu
Dr Daley Physician Dies At 60 In La Crosse
Dr David Michael Daley 60 of 1601 Wood St died in his home Friday Aug 30 after a career at St Francis Hospital since 1936 He was born in Lewiston Minnesota April 2 1903 and trained at the University of Minnesota He served at Naval Hospital San Francisco 1930 31 and practiced in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa with memberships in state and national medical societies He is survived by wife Catherine two daughters Mary Lou Koenig and Jane Arndofer ten grandchildren a sister and a brother Funeral Home
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Manitowoc
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Neenah
Oconomowoc
Wauwato
Isa
Menasha
Appleton
Tomah
Riviera of la Crosse
University of Wisconsin Hospital
Madison
Young
David Michael Daley
Wood St
St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Daley
Lewiston
Minn
University of Minnesota
U.S. Naval Hospital
San Francisco
Daley
Catherine
John
Mary Lou) Koenig
Milwaukee
Thomas
Jane) Arndofer
Shreveport
Thomas Welch
St. Paul
Walter
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Nelson Funeral Homse
Major detours linger on Wisconsin highways for Labor Day
Wisconsin lists ten major detours all on state highways as Labor Day weekend traffic looms. Blackouts include State 26 in Janesville, 162 between Stoddard and Chaseburg, 43 in Kenosha County near 7, 70 in Sawyer County between Raddison and Ojibwa, 75 in Kenosha County near Kansasville, 24 in Milwaukee, 27 south of Cadett in Chippewa County, 46 north of Balsam Lake in Polk County, 67 north of Oconomowoc, and 113 near Maple Bluff.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Janesville
Stoddard
Chaseburg
Kenosha County
Sawyer County
Raddison
Ojibwa
Kansasville
Paddock Lake
City of
Milwaukee
Cadett
Chippewa County
Balsam Lake
Polk County
Oconomowoc
Maple Bluff
Man to be lowered to search for Bova in Sheppton mine
A worker will be lowered into the 308 foot shaft at Sheppton to search for Louis Bova after a television image suggested a body in the chamber. State Mine Secretary Charmbury said evidence justified a closer look, with the identity to be kept secret for the moment.
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Bova
Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
H. B. Charmbury
State
Charmbury
Sheppton
Ira Mills
Fellin
Mills
Dan Bova
Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
Ex-City Man Reported Missing by Air Force
A former La Crosse man, T. Sgt. Ray Fish, 30, is missing after two KC135 tankers went down about 335 miles southwest of Bermuda on August 28. Debris and life aids recovered suggest a mid Atlantic water search was underway, with family notified and pursuit of survivors continuing.
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la Crosse
Atlantic
T. Sgt. Ray Fish
Air Force
Bermuda
Fish
Barbara Endres
Clyde Fish
Division St
Walter Turner
Adams St
Turner
John Vandegrift
Air Rescue Service Center
Orlando Air Force Base
Fla
Vandegrift
Coast Guard
New York
Owasco
Souuulnwess
Miami
Ellen
Homestead Air Force Base
Helen Rich 1920s Broadway Beauty Dies
New York AP reports Helen Rich aged 66 a noted stage beauty of the 1920s died Wednesday from cancer in New York City.
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Helen Rich
New York
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D-Fla
Kennedy
House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Ways and Means
John J. Williams
Delaware
Williams
Treasury
Josef Mathenge
Kenya
Anastasia Wangari
Jomo Kenyatta
Nairobi
By Reid G, Miller
Hanna and McKinney
Hirohito
By Stanford H. Benjamin
Mrs. Fish
Jacob Endres
Bainbridge St
British Aircraft Corp
Filton
England
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