Bi County Bankers To Hold Meeting
Trempealeau Wis The Trempealeau Jackson County Bankers Assn will hold its annual meeting at Club Midway Tuesday evening December 13. About 100 bankers and guests are expected. Guest speaker will be R W Beaupre assistant cashier First National Bank Minneapolis. Present officers are President A G Engelsen Treasurer Leonard Nysven and others.
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Trempealeau, Wis
Trempealeau-Jackson County Bankers Assn
R. W Beaupre
First National Bank of Minneapolis
A. G. Engelsen
Citizens State Bank
Trempealeau
O. K. Anderson
Bank of Galesville
Richard Falder
Jackson County Bank
Black River Falls
Leonard Nysven
Back of
Osseo
Local obituaries list Uehling Johnson Bey and Lupie deaths
Franklin C Uehling 59 of 2550 S 15th St died in a local hospital Sunday. Survivors include wife Eleanora son Gene and a grandson. Julius P Johnson 78 of Holmen died at home Sunday after a lingering illness. Anna and Viola noted in family history with several children and grandchildren. Esther Lupie 66 of 221 N 20th St died Saturday. buried English Lutheran Church and Wood Lawn Cemetery. Burial details and funeral times provided for each case.
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Franklin C. Uehling
S. 15Th St
Eleanora
Gene
Champaign
Ill
Schumacher
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
T. E. Mullen
Uehling
The
Trane Co
Julius P. Johnson
Holmen
la Crosse County
Long Coulee
I. Johnson
Holmen Lutheran Church
N. A. Berntson
Jostad
West Salem
Anna
Tillman
Arnold
Julian
la Crosse
Eddie
Edna) Anderson
Gladys Stremcha
Viola
Marvin
Carl
Emilia) Severson
Luella Skogen
Walter
Laura) Ofstedahl
Stevenstown
Lloyd
Tilda) Gudmanson
Madison
Sophia Bey
Englewood
Calif
Nelson Funeral Home
Ernest N. Nelson
Oak Grove
California
Esther E. Lupie
N. 20Th St
Earnest
Francis
Minneapolis
Dora Schubert
Galesville
Earl Mueller
Rhoda White
Charles White
St. Paul
Herbert
Northfield
Minn
Freeman
Lupie
Fantle
5Th Ave
English Lutheran Church
H. N. Stoffel
Woodlawn
Sletten-McKee
English Lutheran Church Building Fund
B. A. Lund
South Kickapoo Church
Qualy-Elver Funeral Home
Thompson
M. J. Selix
Vernon County
Janet Slack
Whitehall
Albert Thompson
Dunn Center
N.D
Wis
Gina Borreson
Synod Lutheran Church
Pigeon Falls
E. B. Christopherson
Hagen Funeral Home
Pigeon
Peter Estenson
Emil Borreson
Edwin
Car
Mabel) Okerwal
Evanston
Clara Cook
Chicago
Gilbert Borreson
Elk Mound
Bennie
Sidney
Blair
Garvin
Ettrick
Odell
Edner
Edgar
Oline Johnson
Eau Claire
Anne Torud
Thomas Stalheim
Necedah
Henry H. ‘Swan
St. Francis Catholic Church
Stanley Chilicki
Hare Funeral Home
New Lisbon
Mr. Swan
Charles Swan
Oshkosh
Florence Farmanich
Stevens Point
Ford
Gordon
Wisconsin Rapids
Charles
Suring
Raymond Fitzgerald
Hara Ruminski
Milwaukee
Willard Eblinger
Wadeno
Roger Knutson
Livingston
Susan Swan Suring
Kenneth Hurblett
Tri State Deaths Prompt Obituary Highlights
Obituaries from Tri State include Thea Thompson 80 of Viroqua and Lillian Garrett 90 of Viroqua who died within days of each other. Gina Borreson 80 of Whitehall and Henry Swan 56 of Necedah are also noted with funeral details and survivors listed.
Goldberg Seen as Labor Secretary Pick in Kennedy Era
Attorney Arthur J. Goldberg, a leading advocate for union labor, is described as the likely Labor Secretary choice for the Kennedy administration. As AFL CIO general counsel, he helped settle a billion dollar steel dispute, aided the AFL CIO merger, and led rackets investigations for labor groups.
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Washington (Ap
Arthur J. Goldberg
Organized Labor
John ¥. Kennedy
Goldberg
Washington
Steelworkers Union
Senate Committee
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Big Labor Federation
Chicago
Labor
Capitol Hill
Births at Grandview and Lutheran Hospitals
Twins born at Grandview Hospital on December 6 named Douglas Jon and Debra Jane to Mr and Mrs Darre Skree of Caledonia Minnesota. A son was born December 9 at Lutheran Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger D Rommel of 523 Rublee Street.
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Douglas Jon
Debra Jane
Mrs Darre! Skree
Caledonia
Minn
Roger D. Rommel
Rublee St
Carol Brabant
Friend or Foe in Tampa Night Incident
In Tampa Florida police investigated a case where retired night watchman S W Thomason fired three shots through his door after hearing pounding, mistaking it for burglars. Two men fled, leaving officers to decide if the danger came from intruders or frightened friends.
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Tampa, Fla
S.W. Thomason
Thomason
Laos Parliament Moves to Oust Red Regime
Laos parliament, led by rightist deputies, moves to oust Quinim Pholsena after he seized power in Vientiane. Assembly seeks special session with King Savang Vatthana while Soviet airlifts arms to leftists and China and North Vietnam pledge support. Quinim vows fight as capital braces for clashes.
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Laos
Quinim Pholsena
Assembly
Tiao Somsanith
Savannakhet
Luang Prabang
Savang Vatthana
Quinim
Vientiane
Vathama
Soviet Union
Phoumi Nosavan
China
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
National Assembly
Gen. Phoumi
Savan‘nakhet
Souvanna ‘Phouma
Souvanna
Cambodia
Palace Guardsmen Get New Pavement
London AP reports Buckingham Palace guardsmen win a 385 yard long level pavement inside the gates to replace the gravel footpath. After 14 months on shift the old surface wore smooth by forceful footwork and affected drills. The new path boosts morale and steadies the guard perimeters.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Eavy ‘Auling
Beloit College to raise its charges for next year
Beloit College will adopt a comprehensive fee system and raise total charges to students next fall. Tuition plus all existing itemized fees will be bundled, with total tuition at 1275 dollars and room at 375 dollars, while board remains 450 dollars. Total charges rise to 2100 dollars from 1800.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Miller Upton
Upton
Agreement Ratified by New York Newspaper Deliverers
Members of the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union ratified a pact averting a strike against major New York newspapers. After day-long balloting the vote was 1 111 for and 745 against. The agreement includes a $7 wage increase over two years and better fringe benefits. Under the old contract deliverers earned about $109 weekly on average.
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New York
Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union
Population signs read wrong after 1960 census update
Janesville signs on the city outskirts were repainted with 1960 census numbers but used preliminary May calculations. The posted total 34 985 differs from the final 35 164. Fort Atkinson also showed 7 877 versus an official 7 908, prompting a planned repaint by Janesville officials.
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Janesville
State Highway Commission
Fort Atkinson
Two Milwaukee Attorneys Nominated For Wisconsin Bar Presidency
The State Bar of Wisconsin nominated John A. Kluwin and Arthur Wickham of Milwaukee for president with one to become president elect in June 1963 via a May mail ballot. Also named were candidates for secretary Walter J. Patri Oshkosh and Walter H. Brummond Appleton for secretary, Hugh F. Gwin Hudson and LaVern G. Kostner Arcadia for treasurer, and Thomas N. Tuttle plus Roland Steinle Sr. Milwaukee for state judicial council.
Runaway Rail Cars Hit Pumping Station
Seven runaway railroad cars rolled three quarters of a mile down a spur track and smashed into a water works pumping station. One car rammed a hole in the boiler house causing damage estimated at $10 000 to $15 000 by Paul T Weir waterworks superintendent. Another car damaged a small equipment building.
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Atlanta
Paul T. Weir
Scientists study Discoverer XVIII capsule contents
Air Force scientists open the gold plated capsule from the Discoverer XVIII satellite to measure radiation levels with dosimeters and study tissue algae bacteria bread mold and other samples. Dr George W Crawford says a midweek estimate will refine results on space radiation shielding and payload capability. The capsule was recovered after splashing down 400 miles from Hawaii following an earlier satellite anomaly.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
George W. Crawford
School of Aviation Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Crawford
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Two Milwaukee Boys Hit While Delivering Cheer
Jelty nine and Wayne seven Johnson and sister Susan sought to brighten Christmas by selling a mattress. A car jumped the curb, struck their wagon, and sent Jefty and Wayne to hospital in poor condition. Susan escaped unharmed. Driver reportedly had been drinking.
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Milwaukee
Jelty
Wayne Johnson
Susan
Eugene
Jefty
Wayne
Weather Outlook Summary for Local Area
A brief weather outlook notes the day was cool with a low overnight near 40 and a high around 62. Light winds from the northeast shift to the south during the afternoon with chances of scattered showers later tonight.
Tokyo Christmas spreads as Dakko-chan leads festive showroom signs
In Tokyo Dakko-chan dressed as Santa anchors dazzling year end decorations. Ginza arches glow with stained glass scenes while department stores display towering evergreens and snow. Promotions capitalize on holiday shopping despite minimal religious observance.
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Ginza
Tokyo
New York
Fifth Avenue
Japan
Dynamite blast damages Negro school in Atlanta
A dynamite blast at 2 20 am damaged the Atlanta Negro school auditorium and several classrooms after a stick pack exploded on a walk to the auditorium. Police say six or seven sticks were used. FBI rushes to check Civil Rights Act violation. Klansmen again demonstrate near the Atlanta Journal Constitution building as Negroes press desegregation.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ku Klux
FBI
Atlanta
Train crash near Tokyo kills six and injures many
AP reports six people died and over 530 were injured in a crash between a train and a bus 400 miles west of Tokyo. All victims were bus passengers. Also noted are historical facts about early English dictionaries by Nathan Bailey and Samuel Johnson.
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Tokyo
Nathan Bailey
Samuel Johnson
Two Wisconsin scientists among five leaving for Antarctica
Five American scientists depart Valparaiso Chile today for the Antarctic on a joint U S Chilean research voyage. Wisconsin geologists Martin Halpern of Madison and David A Link of Wauwatosa are aboard to study geomagnetism under NSF oversight.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Valparaiso
Chile
Antarctic
Martin Halpern
Madison
David A. Link
Wauwatosa
National Science Foundation
Stoddard WSCS Plans Christmas Party
The Stoddard Methodist WSCS will host a Christmas party and program on Wednesday December 14. A 6 p.m. pot luck supper will start the evening with a gift exchange. Sunday school classes directed by Mrs. Fred Schoonover and Mrs. Fredrick Crook will present a program. Mrs. George Hannum leads the choir.
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Stoddard
Wis
Methodist
WSCS
Fred Schoonover
Fredrick Crook
George Hannum
Cubs Will Meet Whitehall Scout Pack 78 in December
Whitehall Wisconsin Pack 78 plans its monthly meeting on December 14 at 7 p.m. at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. leader Edward Ausderau announces the event.
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Whitehall
Wis
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Edward Ausderau
Christmas Party Plans At Federated Church Trempealeau
The Women's Society of the Federated Church plans a Christmas party and pot luck dinner at 1 p.m. on Thursday December 15 in Trempealeau Wisconsin.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Women's Society
Federated Church
Radio Highlights MONDAY WLOX Vox Pop
Edward Allen, vice president of the La Crosse TV Signal Co. previews Monday radio segment, with caller participation and local station notes.
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WLOX
Edward Allen
la Crosse TV Signal Co
Five Day Forecast Warmer Start With Snowless Trend
The region, including Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa, expects fair skies and continued cold tonight with a slight warming trend Tuesday. Temperatures will run about four degrees above normal 13 to 20, with no precipitation anticipated through Saturday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Police Chief Proetz Stays In Office Amid Suspension Row
Police Chief William F. Proetz ignored a suspension order and occupied the chief’s office in St Paul. Public safety Commissioner Robert F. Peterson warned orders from Proetz would be ignored on matters of consequence while announcing plans to consult counsel. Proetz said he would return to work Monday at 9 a.m.
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ST. Paul, Minn
William F. Proetz
Public Safety
Proetz
Robert F. Peterson
Peterson
Frank Schmidt
Melrose Christmas Program Slated At High School
In Melrose Wisconsin the elementary school plans a Christmas program on Tuesday December 20 at the high school gym. Kindergarten will present a Christmas Greeting and grades one through three perform A Trip From Mars. Grades four through six present Silent Night and the junior high chorus performs Christmas Cards. Outlying schools hold events December 16 with vacation from December 21 to January 3.
Tomah Jaycees Sponsor Christmas Lighting Contest
Tomah Jaycees sponsor a city lighting contest in cooperation with the Tomah Advancement Association. Out-of-town judges will evaluate entries Thursday December twenty second. Eight ward winners receive ten dollar prizes and a fifteen dollar grand prize prize.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah Jaycees
Tomah Advancement Ass
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