State Federal Battle Looms In New Orleans
In 1960 New Orleans faces a federal state clash over school integration. U S marshals escort four Black girls while police keep order as crowd tensions flare around William Frantz and McDonogh No 19 schools. Legislators fight over school board finance and state funds, with judges halting attempts to restructure oversight.
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New Orleans
South
U. S
Louisiana
deLesseps Morrison
Morrison
William Frantz
Frantz School
Orleans Parish
Risley C. Triche
Lloyd Foreman
Joseph Giarrusso
McDonogh No. 19
Rat Extermination Planned by La Crosse Health Dept
La Crosse health department announces a two day rat extermination program targeting dumps banks along the Black and Mississippi rivers Swift Creek and marsh banks from Sixth Street to Myrick Park. Residents urged to keep children from the areas and pets under control. call 25493 for assistance.
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la Crosse City
la Crosse
Mississippi
Swift
Sixth
Myrick Park
Clinton K. Higgins
Health Department
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill & Co
The page lists daily stock quotes from the New York Stock Exchange including Power Gas Olin Mathieson Allied Radio and American firms like Pfizer Chrysler Ford and United Airlines. Mutual funds and commodities sections show price ranges and fund names with updated figures.
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Shearson
Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Gas Co
A. Olin Mathieson
Central Tele
Allied Radio
Bensi-Cola
Xd Clark Oil & Refin
Allis Chalmers
Pfizer
Ing Co
jAmer
Can
Ee Pet
First Bank
Corp
Pong Cyenaset
Ie Republic
Heilemann Br
Photo
Sinclair Oil
Jefferson Elec. Co
Avco
Skyline Homes
Roehring Co
Bethlehem Steel
L. C. Tel. Co
Brunswick
Sperry Rand
McQuay, Inc
Caterpillar Trac
Ltd. Oil
Ind
Nekoosa Edwards
Chrysler
Ltd
No. Plastics Inc
Cities Service
Stud. Packard i
N. W. Power
Columbia Gas
Sunray Mid-Cent
N. W. Bancorp
Ac Edison
Swift
P. Am. Sylph
Copeland
Texaco
Portsmouth Co
Trane
Curtiss Wright
Royal Dutch N. Y
du Pont Chem
United Airlines
Aare-Tate Eastman Kodak
US. Rubber
Texas Eastern el. & Mus. Ind
U.S. Steel
Ford
Wallace Press
Trane Co
Dairies
Westinghouse
Elec
Wis. P. & Lt
Sprachauf Trailer
Western Union
Tausche Hdw, Co
Gamble Skogmo
White Motor
Bandside
Int. Harvester
Jan
Eges
Fidelity
Dow Jones Averages Inc. Investors
Jones & Laughlin
Industrea
L. C
Montgomery Ward
Xdeo One
Wm. St
Monsanto Chem
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Puritan Fa
Milwaukee and Winona Livestock Markets Report Prices
Swift and Company reports cattle hog calf prices with Hogs up 25 cents and varied weights, Sows and Barrows listed, CATTLE steady with Dry Fed and Utility ranges, Bulls and Calves prices given. statewide quotation notes and market conditions included.
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Noor
South ST. Pau
South ST Paul
Minn
USDA
Regions gain or shed unemployment designations
Pa moved from 9-12 to 12 per cent or more. five areas shift to 3-6 per cent. Sacramento Macon Des Moines Oklahoma City Lancaster rise. Eight smaller areas show over 6 per cent surplus. Rocky Mount N C removed. Total lists 123, up from 112 last year. New areas include Eureka Ukiah Pueblo Ashtabula Conneaut Kent Ravenna Bristol Johnson City Kingsport Provo New Martinsville.
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Sacramento
Calif
Macon
Rocky Mount
N. C
Eureka
Ukiah
Pueblo
Colo
Ashtabula-Conneaut
Kent-Ravenna
Ohio
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League names officers
MILWAUKEE AP J D Mc Murray president of the Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League after re election. Martin Wolman Madison Newspapers vice president and Harry R LePoidevin Racine Journal Times secretary treasurer elected for one year. Meetings focused on advertising and legislative matters led by Dent Hassinger and William T Burgess.
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Milwaukee
J. D. McMurray
Recine Journal-Times
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Martin Wolman
Madison Newspapers Inc
Harry R. LePoidevin
Racine Journal-Times
Dent Hassinger
Advertising Bureau
The
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
William T. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune
Stolen Hunting Skiff From Mooring Near Highway 14 Viaduct
Robert E. Anderson reports his 10-foot brown single passenger hunting skiff was stolen from its mooring between November 20 and 27 near the Highway 14 viaduct, sheriff notified.
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Robert E. Anderson
S. 26Th St
Highway 14
Canvass For New City Directory Starts Wednesday
Mrs. Margaret Johnson announces a population canvass for Wright Directory Co to begin Wednesday. A 7 week survey hires 15 to 20 women. vacancies exist on the tabulating squad. Workers will carry IDs and collect names, addresses, and occupations of residents 18 and older. The 1961 directory, with numerical and street guides plus personal listings, is due April publication.
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Margaret Johnson
Wright Directory Co
New City Directory
Johnson
Rivoli Bldg
Purse Stolen From Woolworths Counter In Neillsville
Mrs. Ernest K. Courtland reported to La Crosse police that her purse, containing about $80, was taken from a store counter at Woolworths after she turned away briefly. No suspects named.
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Neillsville
la Crosse
Woolworth’s
Ernest K. Courtland
Marriage Licenses Obscured By Default Judgments In La Crosse
The Credit Bureau of La Crosse reported two default judgments Tuesday in Circuit Court. Garry E. Phillips and Patsy J. Wendlandt, both listed on Grant Street and Rose Street addresses, are to be married on December 17 and December 10 respectively. Richard T. Wilson and Judith A. Lunde, with Shawano and Juneau connections, are to wed December 10. Donald Frank and Barbara A. Schieche are married December 10 after a default in the complaint.
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Credit Bureau of
Judith A. Lunde
Rose
Shawano
David Hueb
Laner
Juneau
Donald Frank
Cass St
Barbara A. Schieche
la Crosse
Olympian Diesal Trains Introduced in 1911 Service
The article notes modern equipment on the diesel-powered trains including Super Dome cars, Pullman rooms, roomettes, and Sky top lounges. The Olympian trains began service on May 28 1911 with all-night travel aboard reclining coach seats.
Old Style Auto Club Banquet Honors Members in La Crosse
Thirty eight members and guests attended the fifth annual fall banquet of the Old Style Auto Club of La Crosse at Stephan's Maple Grove. Wendell Mc Eldowney spoke, and awards were issued to Ralph Schwanbeck Oscar Rutz Tom Baumgartner Ernest Anderson and Jack Esterle for classic cars. Rutz won the outstanding member award for the third time. Special mention went to Jim Hall Esterle and Anderson for perfect attendance. The season ends with plans for a New Year's Day meet in La Crosse to start 1961.
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Auto Club of
la Crosse
Maple Grove
Wendell McEldowney
West Salem
Ralph Schwanbeck
Graham Paige
Oscar Rutz
St. Louis
Tom Baumgartner
Ernest Anderson
Jack Esterle
Rutz
Jim Hall
Esterle
Anderson
Former City Man Dies While on Iowa State Faculty
Dr. William Kuwerth, 82, died Sunday at a rest home in Ames Iowa. He taught physics at Stevens Point State College Superior State and then Iowa State College Ames until retirement. He was born in Town of Shelby Chipmunk Coulee and held a PhD from the University of Chicago. Survived by wife Lydia two daughters Ruth and Bernice one sister one brother and six grandchildren. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Ames Iowa.
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William Kuwerth
Ames
Iowa
Shelby
Chipmunk Coulee
la Crosse
Central) High School
University of Wisconsin
Univer
Kunerth
Mayor To Speak On Radio TV Over City School Budget
Mayor Milo C. Knutson will discuss the city and school budgets Tuesday night on TV and three city radio stations. He vetoed the 7.9 million dollar 1961 budget due to the increased city share of the school budget. The talk airs on WKBT-TV WLCX and WKBH radio at 9 p.m. and WKTY at 10 15 p.m. Talks are paid for by the mayor who bought 30 minutes of air time and was unsure how long it would last.
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Milo C. Knutson
Wkbt-Tv
Wlcx Radio
Wkbh Radio
WKTY
Girl Bitten by Stray Dog in South Fourth Street Neighborhood
Carol Gilboe, 14, of 2501 S. 4th St., was bitten in the right foot Monday evening by a stray dog.
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Carol Gilboe
S. 4Th St
French Assembly Approves Atomic Strike Force Bill
Paris AP The National Assembly passed a 1.2 billion dollar atomic striking force measure despite repeated Senate defeats and government censure attempts. De Gaulle seeks a nuclear force for prestige, arguing it preserves Atlantic alliance commitments.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Senate
France
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
County Court Updates from La Crosse
Arthur Hass Jr. 35 with no address forfeits $500 bond after committing abnormal sex act. Donna Meier 26 of 1012 S Fifth Ave found guilty of sexual intercourse with Robert Niebuhr Jr. 26 of 920 S Eighth St placed on probation for one year. Richard Markos 52 of 1216 Bluff St cited for hunting after hours $16.75.
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Arthur Hass Jr
Donna M. Meier
S. 5Th Ave
Robert G. Niebuhr Jr
S. 8Th St
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Richard S. Markos
Bluff St
Butter steady as receipts rise at Chicago market
Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows butter steady with receipts at 743,009 and wholesale buying prices unchanged. Quotations list various grades and scores, including 93 score AA 61s and 92 A 61s, while 90 B 60 and 89 C 58% appear for other grades. Fr igs show steady receipts at 16,000 with unchanged prices across grades A whites and variations for mixed, mediums and standards.
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Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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By Perry Mullen
Africa
William Frantz School
Frantz
Joseph Johnson
Bangor
St. Francis Hospital
ThriftsCheck
Vitti
America
State Bank
Goo Rose ST
F.d.lc
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Pany
Chicago Poultry Chicago
UBDA
Milwaukee Livestock
Iowa State
USI
Frigidaire
Roeings
Frigidaire Froduct OF
General Motors
Main St
Service
Merry Christmas
Cremer
Jewelry Store
French Assembly
Arn Na Fgin
Cremer’'S
Ula
Fine Watches
Chicago
Midwest Stock Exchange
James C. McCord
Exchange
Wisconsin
Peter G. Hurtgen
Loyd Lamb
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