Ambulance Crash Trial Opens in La Crosse Court
A passenger Edna Black and her husband Ulrich sue Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co over injuries and medical costs from a La Crosse Hospital ambulance collision on December 1 1961. Judge Lincoln Neprud presides. jurors sworn include Harold Hartman Salome Korn Claude Nelson Norma White and others from La Crosse area.
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la Crosse
Edna Black
Loomis St
Ulrich
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Hartford
la Crosse Hospital
Hamilton
Elsie Lovold
Valborg Anderson
Helen Murphy
Carl Betz
Sara Jane Panke
Joan Puschell
Births in Wisconsin Hospitals This Week
In La Crosse area Grandview Hospital reports a December 6 birth, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Urban of Onalaska. Lutheran Hospital notes December 7 births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Schoen of 1523 Adams St. and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Kasten of La Crescent. In Oshkosh Mercy Hospital records a December 7 birth, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deringer of 100 Allen Ave., Oshkosh, with Mary Ellen Mattison (formerly of La Crosse) noted as related.
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Henry Urban
Onalaska
Julia Boisen
Lutheran Hospital
Louis F. Schoen
Adams St
Donna Mae Smith
Lloyd L. Kasten
R. 1
la Crescent
Phyllis Elaine Kastenschmidt
Frank Deringer
Allen Ave
Oshkosh
Mary Ellen Mattison
la Crosse
Girl 16 in Fair Condition After Dorchester Crash
La Crosse girl Carol Ann Ellefson 16 remains in fair condition at Lutheran Hospital after a Sunday crash near Dorchester Iowa. She was a passenger in a car driven by Wayne Felt 16 of La Crosse. The vehicle went out of control on Highway 13 and collided with a tree. Felt is hospitalized in Waukon with a sprained ankle.
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la Crosse
Lutheran
Dorchester
Iowa
Carol Ann Ellefson
Waukon
Miss Ellefson
Wayne Felt 16
Henry Anderson
Highway 13
Minnesota
Felt
Two Holmen youths questioned in Holmen burglary
Two youths aged 19 and 20 were held in County Jail Monday for questioning in a burglary at Hansons Market Holmen where fifteen cartons of cigarettes nine six packs of beer and assorted groceries were taken on November 30. They were also being questioned about three Holmen area school burglaries on Halloween.
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Holmen Area
Hanson's Market
Holmen
Paul Brown
Holmen-area
Car Rolls injures French Island youth on Fishermen's Road
A French Island youth John W. Dikeman 16 of 1623 Caroline St was injured when his car ran out of control on Fishermen's Road and rolled over He was taken to Lutheran Hospital for treatment of head cuts.
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John W. Dikeman
Caroline St
Lutheran Hospital
Teaching Tool Grant For Local School at Campus School
The Campus School at La Crosse State College received a $3,000 teaching tools grant from 3M Company of St. Paul. Five hundred schools nationwide were selected by educators and publishers for a model visual communications system with 11 overhead projectors, two transparency makers, and materials to produce transparencies from newspapers and texts. John McLain, the school director, praised the award as advantageous to the school.
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la Crosse State College
3M Company of
St. Paul
John McLain
New Zealand Plans Pacific Fallout Monitoring If France Tests
Prime Minister Keith J. Holyoake said New Zealand will monitor radioactive fallout from a Pacific station network if France conducts nuclear tests there. He added the tests could not occur for several years and that New Zealand will pursue any feasible measures to prevent them.
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Holyoake
Wellington
New Zealand
Pacific
France
Keith J. Holyoake
Wisconsin Premium Cheese gifts boost state’s gourmet image
The Wisconsin Premium Cheese program highlights gifts from top Wisconsin cheese factories. T. D. Solie of La Crosse says the firm ships nationwide from the former Peerless Brewing Co. plant and offers twelve gift assortments priced 2.85 to 6.95 parcel post paid. Dial 4-7148 for literature.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Premium Cheese, Inc
T. D. Solie
la Crosse
T. D. Solic
Peerless Brewing Co
3Rd
Division Streets
Solie
United States
Wisconsin Legislature considers Project 66 in 24th special session
The 24th special session opens in April with Gov Reynolds seeking approval for Project 66 a $3 million bond financed highway program to accelerate Wisconsin interstate and Milwaukee expressway buildout. Republican critiques tag the move as political. Milwaukee County Exec John Doyne supports it while AAA opposes funding via road taxes and bonds. The plan, previously stalled since May, aims to raise $150 million over ten years with a seven cent gas tax and a freeway development commission to borrow for four lane upgrades.
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Prise Inc
Senate
Assembly
Wright
AAA
Curtis McKay R-Mequon
Reynolds
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Deaths Anton Rudi 90 Hillview Home
Anton Rudi 90 of Hillview Home died in a local hospital Saturday afternoon Dec 7 He is survived by three daughters Mrs Harry Vandveer Minneapolis Minn Mrs Joseph Tasker New York and Mrs Rita Yeske La Crosse one son John La Crosse five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Friends may call at the Sletten McKee Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Private services will be held Tuesday
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Genevieve Snider
S. 10Th St
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse Hospital
David
David 9, Jr
Minneapolis
Earl
Cleora) Betz
Galesville
Lawrence
Vera) Garvalia
Alma
Richard
Ester) Amann
Onalaska
Agus
Iva) Kearns
Harry Riley
Des Moines
Iowa
Sletten-McKee
Samuel Hamilton
George McKinley
Asbury Cemetery
Brice Prairie
Anton Rudi
Hillview
Harry
Lilah) Vandveer
Portage Man Arrested By FBI For Swindling
A Portage Wisconsin man Duane M. Austin 39 was arrested by the FBI on charges of swindling 15 people by posing as a trusted contact in long distance calls. He allegedly collected at least 435 dollars by claiming he had lost his wallet and needed money via six aliases since last June. Authorities say he used Western Union to receive funds from sites in Albuquerque New Mexico Lubbock Texas and Kenosha Wisconsin.
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New York
Portage
Wis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Duane M. Austin
Austin
Albuquerque
N.M
Lubbock
Tex
Kenosha
Western Union
Dairy Group Moves Against Proxmire Bill
The National Milk Producers Federation faces a rift at its 47th annual convention in Miami Beach as a New England bloc seeks to withdraw support for Sen. Proxmire's dairy bill. Dairymen warn of a heated fight over quotas and potential production controls amid broader 1964 policy debates.
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Miami Beach
Congress
William Proxmire
D. Wis
Senate
House
National Milk Producers’ Federation
W. J. Grant
New England
United Dairy Farmers of New England
Grant
E. M. Norton
Federation
Dairy Farmer Group
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Jamie L. Whitten
Mississippi
Wisconsin
James J. O’leary
Milton
Greg Balska
Sun Prairie
Ear Brancel
Juneau
Don Brace
Lone Rock
As You Like It at Viterbo Draws Large Local Audience
The Viterbo College Players directed by Sister Marie Leon staged Shakespeare in the college gym drawing about 300 seats filled for the Sunday matinee. Rosalind by Sheila Powers and Orlando by Don Thompson lead a cast in a four weddings ending as the crowd applauded.
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Viterbo College
Sister Marie Leon
France
Forest of Arden
la Crosse
Marie Leon
Three of four cars stolen in La Crosse recovered
Three of four cars reported stolen over the weekend in La Crosse have been recovered. Kenneth Hanson's 1950 two tone Chevrolet remains missing. A Gengler vehicle from Caledonia was found in Prairie du Chien, and Anderson's car was recovered on Jay Street. McClanathan later retrieved his own car on Market Street.
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la Crosse
Kenneth Hanson
S. 27Th St
Toby
Irene S. Anderson
Badger St
Jean
S. 3Rd St
Jay Street
Elmer McClanathan
Market St
Car collision injures several people after parked car impact
Police said Koblitz turned off State Street and hit a parked car on Jay Street early Monday. Several individuals including Phebe, Rochelle Greenwood, Margaret Powers, Veronica Burke, Sue Chapiewsky, Diane Police were treated at St. Francis Hospital for injuries and cuts. The involved vehicle seized by officers belonged to William Miller, 1212 Bob Rieland. The report notes bystanders and witnesses in the aftermath.
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Phebe
Karen Greer
la Beau
Michael Collins
Amiens
Thom
Richard C. Koblitz
Dickmann
Jacques
David S
Leuck
Corin
Bill Schmitz
William
Dave Rudolph
Rochelle Greenwood
Jay Street
Margaret Powers
Veronica
St. Francis Hospital
Burke
Sue Cha
Burglar Nets $900 At Sparta Market
A Sunday afternoon burglary at Ray's Super Market in Sparta Wisconsin netted about $900 from the cash register. Owner Mrs Ray Wanless discovered the missing money at 2 30 p m after returning to the store which had closed at 1 p m. Police believe the thief hid inside the store before closing.
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Sparta
Wis
Ray's
Ray Wanless
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la Crosse Hotel
Geneva
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Division St
Drusi
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Main St
Lec
Mrs
Romeo Bielefeldt
Romeo H. (Corrine) Bielefeldt
S. Pettibone
Schumacher Funeral Home
Klinkner & Jensen
Shoe Store
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Washington
Viterbo
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la Crosse Tribune
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Sheila Powers
Duke Senior
Jack Hackman
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Oliver
Chris Kevin
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Richard Shay
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Tim Pralle
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Sandra Paulson
Touchstone
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