First Credit Names James Ford La Crosse Manager
First Credit Corporation announces James Ford of Wisconsin as new La Crosse office manager. Ford brings loan and auto experience and aims to boost service with a 30 day open house offering coffee and cookies. He urges La Crosse citizens to participate and notes plans to offer budget counseling.
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First Credit Corporation
Middlewest
James Ford
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Ford
Edgerton
Queen of Apostles Seminary
Madison
U.S. Navy
First Credit
Chicago
Waukesha
Mr. Ford
Weather Accurate Across U S Cities List
A compilation lists cities including Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City LACROSSE Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg with implied temperature notes of low last night and high yesterday.
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Bemidji Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Ann Landers Advice Column From The 1964 Letter Mix
A compilation of readers letters to Ann Landers from 1964 covers marital strife over a missing hotel TV set and requests for divorce or annulment. It includes a Bride seeking help for a jealous husband, a Daffodil discussing a late husband’s messy will and missing assets, and several confidential notices to the advice column. The column responds with guidance on seeking professional help, considering annulment, financial transparency, and evaluating personal relationships.
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Ann Landers
Evy
Lovely
Ann
Romeo
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Fabian Survives Fame Pressures and Rebrands in Hollywood
The article profiles Fabian Forte 21 as he shifts from teenage idol to serious actor. He recalls early fame from a Philadelphia start and Frankie Avalon mentorship, fear of crowds, and a break from singing to study drama and pursue a new image under the Fabian brand rather than his real surname Forte. He plans a tour and a return to film with Ride the Wild Surf and Dear Brigitte.
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Hollywood
Philadelphia
Fabian
James Stewart
Brigitte
Columbia
Frankie Avalon
Edsel
Alaska
John Wayne
Forte
Fabian Forte
Nation of Stay-At-Home Travelers Stirs Travel Push
Sylvia Porter analyzes shocking travel stats showing 110 million expected trips in 1964, yet 80 million stayed home in 1963 and 60 percent never spent a night in a hotel. NATO plans a New York meeting to spur American travel and reduce the tourist gap with foreign travel.
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U.S
Picayune
National Association of Travel Organizations
NATO
New York City
Charles Gillett
NATCO
Johnson
U.S.A
U.S. Plans Launch of Large Scientific Satellite OGO A
Washington AP reported the United States will launch its largest scientific satellite, OGO A, late this week. The craft carries 20 experiments from government labs and universities and will orbit from 170 miles to 92 000 miles, studying the atmosphere magnetosphere and interplanetary space beyond Earth's magnetic field.
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Washington
United States
OGO
Geophysical Observatory
Burglars Steal 60 Calculating Machines From Smith Corona
Chicago police say burglars used a company truck to haul off 60 calculating machines valued at 21 000 dollars from Smith Corona Marchant offices on Sunday. The theft expands a series of jobs that investigators link by the use of a company vehicle.
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Chicago
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc
Ranger 7 findings spark moon crater debate
The article notes Ranger 7 images reveal many small lunar craters and help redefine craters as large, walled plains. It discusses major craters Atlas Scheiner Copernicus and their dimensions, with Copernicus 56 miles wide and over three miles deep, plus historical naming by astronomers.
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Ranger
Atlas
Scheiner
Copernicus
Galileo
English Boy Scouts in Trouble Over Speed Trap Warnings
In Surrey two Cub Scouts halted daily good deeds by warning drivers of a police radar speed trap. Cub Chief Edgar Lea said the boys had been helping by alerting motorists, prompting official scrutiny.
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London
Boy Scouts
Surrey
Edgar Lea
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Mississippi Valley
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Quarada
Twara
George
Daffodil
By Sylvia Porter
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Appleton
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac Superior
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Military Road
Fond du Lac
Portland Cement Association
North Water Street
Milwaukee
Henry
Henrys Ox
7Th and King Sts
Hwy
Ga Crosse Tribune
Uncle Ray’s
Uncle Ray Classroom
Ranger 7
Japan
Tokyo
Babylon
Old Egypt
Karnak Temple
Mount Olympus
Olympia
Elis
Aawarndy
Newburys
Wisconsins
Dept
Randolph For District Attorney
Donald F. Johnson
Sec
Treas
Cameron Ave
Wis
Burleigh
A. Randolph
LA Crosse County
HAT & Bag Sale
Spurgeon’s
Agilon
Orson Crews
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