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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1965

Page

9

Ex City Man Charged With Burglary

A former La Crosse man, James E. Wilkinson, 27, now of Colorado Springs, was arraigned in County Court on burglary charges after being found inside Spell's Drug Store before opening hours. A woman with him was booked for vagrancy.

la Crosse Spell Gillette St James E. Wilkinson Colorado Springs Colo John S. Coleman Frederick Asp James Shimanski James Malay Wilkinson Colorado Kane Street

Beatles Ride Armored Car To Hollywood Bowl Appearance

An armored car ferried the Beatles to and from their Hollywood Bowl appearance Sunday night with elaborate police security. The security kept the crowd under control and there were no incidents. A sellout crowd of 17 600 attended the show.

Hollywood Hollywood Bowl

Fanny Sill Marks Her 103rd Birthday

Fanny Edgar Sill celebrated her 103rd birthday Sunday with six friends at Lutheran Hospital Nurses' Home where she has resided ten years. Daughter of William Sill who arrived in La Crosse in 1856 helped build Milwaukee Road line and develop downtown. she assisted in founding La Crosse Home for Children and was active in YWCA Red Cross and Christ Episcopal Church. Wheelchair bound but in good health, she enjoys reading and solitaire.

Fanny Edgar Sill Lutheran Hospital Tribune Miss Sill

Three Bankruptcy Petitions Heard in Western Wisconsin

Creditors of three individuals judged bankrupt in U S District Court last week have until November 26 to file objections. Marvin J Slater of 112 Losey Blvd S La Crosse listed liabilities 6122 assets 1724 mortgages 3530 exemptions 563. Nancy J Slater of 112 Losey Blvd S La Crosse liabilities 6122 assets 0 Phillip Kvistad of Sparta liabilities 8824 assets 3140 mortgages 5006 exemptions 6085.

U.S. District Court Leonard Bessman Madison Wisconsin Marvin J. Slater Losey Blvd. S la Crosse Nancy J. Slater Trane Co Phillip Kvistad Sparta Whitehall Packing Co

Radio Highlights and Baseball Broadcasts Scheduled

Radio Highlights outline Monday programs on WLCX at 7 p.m. Vox Pop and WKBH at 7 55 p.m. feature baseball with the Minnesota Twins visiting the Detroit Tigers. Outdoor spraying planned Monday night in parks and outlying areas unless rain delays.

WLCX WKBH Minnesota Twins Detroit Tigers

Onalaska Cub Pack 68 Plans Reorganization Meeting

A reorganization meeting for Onalaska Pack 68 Cub Scouts and parents is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Pertzsch School multi-purpose room. Area boys ages eight to ten not in Cub Scouts may attend with their parents. The year’s program will be discussed and a film shown.

Onalaska Pertzsch School

Bridge leaders shine in YWCA Friday duplcate play

David Nelson and Bruce Hines led East West with 120 points. Arthur Holmes and partner scored 98, Beck er and Ellefson 9342, Hagen and Shramner 9212. North South saw Hoesley and Fair 9542 and Carter with Liepold 8942. Fleis with Groves and Twite with Sartz posted 89.

David Nelson Bruce Hines YWCA Arthur Holmes Bruce Becker Larry Ellefson Ella Hagen Larry Shramner Bonnie Hoesley Lydia Fair Frances Carter Alfred Liepold Marie Fleis Thelma Groves Kenneth Twite Richard Sartz

Madison sees crime rise in six months 1965 report

FBI data show Madison Wisconsin up in most crime categories for January through June 1965 versus 1964, with no murders in either period. Milwaukee, by contrast, records declines in all classifications. national violent crime up five percent. Data cover cities over 100000 population.

Washington Madison Wis Milwaukee Federal Bureau of Investigation

Meeting to prevent repeat of Decatur race incident

In Decatur Illinois city and Black leaders planned a meeting today to discuss preventing a Saturday night racial disturbance. James Gude NAACP leader criticized participants as hoodlums and urged police leniency be avoided amid a crowd of about 200.

Decatur Ill James Gude National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Gude Robert Leroy Williams Mac Charles Maclin Maclin Williams Maconn County

Wis. Rapids holdup suspect captured after store robbery

An armed man who held up the Western Discount Store Service Station in Wisconsin Rapids and escaped with $200 was captured in Stevens Point shortly after, where police set up a road block. A pistol was found in the suspect's car and he offered no resistance.

Wisconsin Rapids Western Stevens Point

Conductor Calvit Named Jackson Symphony Leader

Lewis D. Calvit, conductor of the Beloit Symphony Orchestra and acting head of Beloit College music, was appointed conductor-manager of the Jackson Symphony Orchestra on Saturday in Jackson Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss Lewis D. Calvit Beloit Wis Beloit College Jackson Symphony Orchestra

Inside the Capitol Air Agency Advisory Board Hints

Gov. Warren Knowles unveils a new Governor's Aviation Advisory Board to work with the state department of aeronautics on a workable plan and airport development priority. The move may reflect patronage opportunities and echoes past debates over northern state school site selection and political appointments.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Warren Knowles Governor's Aviation Advisory Board Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission State Department of Aeronautics Knowles State Aviation Department Wisconsin Robert Williams Stevens Point State College Board of Regents Melvin R. Laird Marshfield Coordinating Committee For Higher Education

Gunfire Falls in Santo Domingo Amid Dominican Crisis

Rebel troops and the Inter-American Peace Force traded heavy fire in Santo Domingo during the night, marking the most serious outbreak since June. Casualties ranged from five dead and ten wounded per rebel reports to nine dead and 31 wounded per OAS sources, with no U.S. casualties reported.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Organization of American States U.S Ellsworth Bunker OAS Bunker Ilmar Penha Marinho Brazil Ramon de Clairmont Duenas el Salvador Jaragua

Warehouse Fire Burns Half of Mayville Co. Warehouse

A weekend blaze destroyed half of the Charles Mann Co warehouse in Mayville. The firm deals in coal fuel oil and building materials. Damage was estimated at 6000 dollars.

Mayville Charles Mann Co

Fireman Burned Fighting Shed Fire Released Soon

La Crosse fireman Howard Mahlum is hospitalized with second degree burns to his hand and face after a shed fire at Gale D. Chase residence 512 Liberty St. The shed and two garages burned. fire started by two boys playing with matches. Mahlum from 2024 Loomis St. expected to be released from Grendview Hospital in a day or two.

la Crosse Grendview Hospital Howard Mahlum Loomis St Gale D. Chase Liberty St

Indians Attack Across Kashmir Cease-Fire Line

Indian troops conducted a third large scale crossing of the Kashmir cease-fire line in 13 days driving from Uri toward Punch to trap infiltrators in Pakistani-held territory. Officials say a sizeable force of guerrillas and regular troops resist as over 1,000 fighters may be in the pocket and a forward Indian unit reportedly entered more than 10 miles into Pakistan.

New Delhi India Kashmir United Nations Uri Punch Pakistan

U.S. Military Totals 90 050 In Viet Nam

The total U S military personnel in South Viet Nam stood at about 90 050 as of Aug 26. Breakdown by service shows Army 43 000 Navy 4 900 Marine Corps 29 800 Air Force 12 100 and Coast Guard 250.

Saigon South Viet Nam U. S Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force Coast Guard

Wet cool spell lingers across Coulee Region into Tuesday

Showers and thunderstorms keep temperatures unseasonably cool in the Coulee Region through Tuesday. Thirty two degrees in Stevens Point Sunday morning marks a record low in some spots while La Crosse reports a quarter inch of rain since Sunday dawn. Dubuque and Lone Rock see heavier rainfall as the Tri-State Area braces for cooler weather into midweek. Meanwhile Butte tops national cold spots and Palm Springs hits 111 as states diverge on the weather.

Coulee Weather Bureau Stevens Point la Crosse Lone Rock Dubuque Iowa Tri-State Butte Mont Palm Springs Calif

Five injured in Burns two car crash near Highway 16

A 7 16 p m two car collision in the Town of Burns at Highway 16 and County Trunk J left five injured. Frank J Swekosky 23 of Pittsburgh Pa was treated for bruised ribs at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital and released. Allen R Van Gundy 22 of Houston Minn and Camp Mc Coy suffered a leg bump but were not hospitalized. Franklin L Foth 52 of Sparta and his wife 52 had head and rib injuries respectively. Their daughter June M 16 had a possible fractured arm and cuts. All sought private medical care.

Burns la Crosse Lutheran Hospital Frank J.swekosky Pittsburgh Swekosky Allen R. van Gundy Houston Minn Camp McCoy Franklin L. Foth Sparta June M

Microphone Stolen From Cathedral Public Address System

Louis Rutz at St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral reported a microphone was stolen from the cathedral public address system on Tuesday. La Crosse police announced the incident on Monday.

Louis Rutz St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral la Crosse

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