Youth Pinned By Car In La Crosse Accidents
A grocery store carryout boy, Gary L. Von Wald, 17, is hospitalized with a leg injury after a driverless car pinned him at Jackson Plaza. The incident involved Floyd V. Pengra’s vehicle. Von Wald had just loaded groceries when Leone Pfafflin’s car rolled toward him. In a second crash, John Haddad, 55, sustained shoulder injuries when his car collided with a driverless vehicle at 24th and King Streets. he was treated at St. Francis Hospital.
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Gary L. von Wald
S. Losey Blvd
Grandview Hospital
Jackson Plaza
Leone Pfafflin
So Lith
King St
Ervin Hinytzke
24Th
King Streets
Haddad
St. Francis Hospital
Jury Deliberations End With Guilty Verdict Reported
After jurors exited en masse the 71 year old foreman Sidney C. Becker said the panel counted from six to eight ballots. Reporters, restrained by a no photos rule, noted jurors shielding faces and avoiding questions as the verdict of guilty was announced amid a startled reaction from a nearby woman who fled the corridor.
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Oldest Archbishop In Church Dies At 101
Vatican City AP report: Archbishop Alfonso Carinci, born in Rome and 101, the world’s oldest Catholic bishop, died Friday at Fatebenefratelli Hospital after surgery on November 17. He was secretary emeritus of the Congregation of Rites and retired four years ago, still attending Vatican II sessions until hospital admission.
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Fatebenefratelli
Do Good Brothers
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Congregation of Rites
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Woman Locked Out and Rubbish Fire at Local Sites
On December 6 a woman was locked out at 728 Division Street. Later the same day a rubbish fire was reported at Clinton Street Dump at 8:30 p.m. Firefighters contained the blaze.
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Clinton Street
Sparta Pastor Hollmann Dies After Heart Attack
Rev. Paul H. Hollmann 59 who built Pilgrim Church in Sparta and led its congregation since 1953 died of a heart attack Friday night. Services set for Monday in Sparta and Milwaukee with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Milwaukee. Survived by wife Mary Kraft and three children, plus siblings and brothers.
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Paul H. Hollmann
Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Milwaukee
Evergreen Cemetery
R. W. Dudley
Middleton
Richard Hawkins
Robert Page
Hollmann
Mary Kraft
Paula
David
Jon
Grover Smythe
Otto Brossmann
Martin Mertz
George
Walter
William
Granton
Herbert
California
La Crosse Phone Firm Project Is Okayed
The Public Service Commission approved La Crosse Telephone Corp. to build a new office and install switchboard equipment at the Onalaska exchange. The $123,250 project aims for completion by March 1965 as the exchange nears capacity. The commission also allowed Milwaukee Road to end agency service and abandon its Chippewa Falls depot.
Local Firm To Represent Restaurant Co
Boyslin Inc a newly formed Wisconsin firm with La Crosse HQ was named six state representative for Dog House Inc of Youngstown Ohio in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana The La Crosse based local firm subsidiary of Jefferson Advertising will help open two Dog House units locally within two to three months at North and South Side sites Each restaurant plans 32 by 36 feet with 10000 square feet including parking and will offer 10 hot dog types plus breakfast lunch and dinner through drive in booths counter and inside seating for 29 with 10 to 13 staff per unit Local hiring and site acquisition are to be pursued and three units may be possible if sites exist.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Jefferson Advertising Agency
Dog House Inc
Youngstown
Ohio
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ted Jefferson
Boyslin
Jefferson
Man Found 60 Percent At Fault In 1962 Traffic Death
A Circuit Court jury found Ferdinand L. Roth 60 percent responsible for the death of Cecelia Starr in a 1962 collision on County Highway 7 Brice Prairie. Damages total 12 960 with Starr’s family seeking 7 776 if upheld. Starr’s funeral costs 960 companion loss 2 000 and monetary loss 10 000.
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Lincoln Neprud
Brice Prairie
Cecelia Starr
Ferdinand L. Roth
Verdict Shapes gamble trip tale with Thompson clash
A hedge against gambling on a Las Vegas trip with Mrs Thompson is favored by the jury. The case recounts family turmoil including the dog disposal, new carpeting, and a replaced phone amid emotional courtroom moments involving Ander son and Mrs Thompson. Jefferson notes Milwaukee Twin Cities Des Moines plans and Dog House Inc formation. A NY AP report shows a Gallup poll finds 29 percent think the president acted alone, 52 percent blame others, with 19 percent unsure.
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Las Vegas
Thompsons
Paine says agents sought Marina Oswald help after threats
Mrs. Paine told the Associated Press she interpreted for Marina Oswald during two FBI warnings about possible blackmail against relatives behind the Iron Curtain. She said Oswald had rented a Dallas room and worked at the Texas School Book Depository, with agents showing interest in Marina’s safety.
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Kennedy
Not Too Late For Gifts Abroad By Air
Air Transport Association says Christmas packages for servicemen overseas can still arrive on time if sent by air. Air parcel post accepts parcels up to 70 pounds and 100 inches overall. Surface mail cut off was Nov 10.
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The
Air Transport Association
Air Parcel Post
Tom London Dies at 81 in Hollywood Sheriff Roles
Actor Tom London died Thursday at age 81 in Hollywood. He was known for portraying sheriffs in numerous western films and television Westerns throughout his career.
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Tom London
Sheriff
New York Editor Robert Littell Dies at 67
Robert Littell a senior editor of Reader's Digest died Thursday in New York at age 67. He had a long career in magazine publishing and was known for his contributions to the Digest. Other details were not immediately released.
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New York
Robert Littell
Reader’s Digest
Student From Guiana To Talk To Unitarians
A citizen of British Guiana will speak at the 10 30 a m Sunday meeting of the Unitarian Universalist fellowship. Deowraj Surajpaul Buddha will discuss Hinduism in British Guiana. Buddha studies at La Crosse State College. The meeting and exhibit are open to the public.
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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Deowraj Surajpaul Buddha
Buddha
la Crosse State College
Births Correction in Seattle Sweden Hospital Dec 6
Correction notice from Seattle reports a birth at Swedish Hospital on December 6 a son Kerry Sean to Mr and Mrs Terry Leberman of 12010 Sand Point Way Northeast Seattle. Kay Donaldson formerly of La Crosse is noted.
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Wash
Kerry Sean
Terry Leberman
Sand Point Way
N.E
Kay Donaldson
la Crosse
Kennedy Family Moves From White House To Georgetown Home
Three year old John F Kennedy Jr carries a flag into the Kennedys new Georgetown residence with his mother Jacqueline Kennedy watching from a second floor window. Secret Service shadows the home as the family settles into the 11 room, five bath house loaned by Mrs Harriman after the assassination.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
Georgetown
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedys
White House
N Street
Executive Mansion
W. Averell Harriman
Secret Service
President Kennedy
Radio Highlights Sunday Sports and Messiah Broadcasts
At 1 p.m. WKBH features the Minnesota Vikings versus the Baltimore Colts. At 8 p.m. WLCX presents The Messiah from Coleman Vocational School performed by the La Crosse Community Chorus.
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Minnesota Vikings
Baltimore Colts
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Coleman Vocational School
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Locals Home Owner's Union meeting notices
The Locals Home Owner's Union Inc announces a meeting Monday December 9 at 7 30 p m at Coulee State Bank. Visitors and homeowners invited. Better rummage sale features ladies coats suits dresses 12 14 copper lined smoking stand 42 piece dinnerware Rubbermaid ware new quilt aprons linen at 2928 Losey Blvd South Saturday Sunday Monday 10 4.
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Coulee State Bank
Losey Blvd
Productivity Credited With Prolonging Boom
AP analysis describes a three year rise in productivity aiding the prolonged business upswing while provoking debate. Higher output per hour lowers costs and boosts profits yet fuels concerns over jobs and automation. Experts note continued gains from new equipment and management advances.
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New York
Germans May Allow Passage For Yale Visits
West Berlin officials said East Berlin sent a written statement on entry permits for Christmas. Mayor Willy Brandt discussed the plan with Bonn authorities and West Berlin officials as talks continued. Details were not released.
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