Farm Bureau chief rejects Kennedy farm program at convention
AFB President Charles B. Shuman urged Congress to reject Kennedy farm plans promising stricter regulation of agriculture. He said farmers rejected the Kennedy proposals in the election and warned against price controls and higher income guarantees. The speech, given at the federation’s national convention, defended existing policy and floated a broader land retirement concept to preserve price supports.
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Denver
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Shuman
Federation
Eisenhower
Farm Bureau
Nelson Proposes Dairy Supply Balance Plan
Nelson outlines a dairy supply balance plan aiming to stabilize prices and stabilize farmers’ earnings. The proposal seeks coordinated production guidance and market interventions to reduce swings in milk output and prices.
Kennedy dairy plan urged to balance milk supply with demand
Wisconsin Governor Gaylord Nelson urged that President Kennedy s 1961 farm program include legislation to keep milk supplies in balance with demand. Nelson said the current dairy price support and purchase program cannot reliably raise dairy income if production grows beyond demand. He backed a long range method favored by Wisconsin dairy leaders to protect farm income.
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Lincoln
Neb
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Breadbasket Governors’ Farm
Robert G. Lewis
30 Teens Arrested In Raid On Restaurant
La Crosse police arrested about 30 teenagers during a Saturday night raid on DiPiazza's Italian Village at 215 N. 3rd St. They reportedly crowded a basement party and some may have fled after breaking a locked door. The youths face curfew violation charges in Police Justice Court. Albert DiPiazza of D&M Enterprises also faced charges.
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la Crosse
Richard J. Frederickson
DiPiazza
N. 3Rd St
George Long
Albert DiPiazza
D&m Enterprises
Dogs Help Track Missing Oshkosh Man in Wisconsin
La Crosse County bloodhounds joined Oshkosh deputies in a search for William Stutz, 70, missing since Friday evening. Two dogs guided the party first to the American Legion club then to a nearby lake that was partly open on Friday night. A club bartender confirmed Stutz had visited the venue that evening.
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la Crosse County
Oshkosh
Don Mattie
Guy Rimmert
Roland Puent
William Stutz
Stutz
American Legion Club
la Crosse
Car Strikes Tree Injuring Woman in Medary
A La Crosse woman, Donna J. Nelson 21 of Loomis Street, was injured when her car left County Highway SS in Medary town and struck a tree around 10 45 p m Saturday. Nelson received head back and leg injuries. She was ticketed by county traffic police for driving without a license.
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la Crosse
Medary
Donna J. Nelson
Loomis St
Steena Scholl
Miss Nelson
Trane Co Declares 1-for-4 Stock Split and Cash Dividend
Directors of the Trane Co announce a stock distribution of one common share for every four outstanding as of December 28 with payment January 9, 1961. A quarterly cash dividend of 22 1/2 cents is also declared. the firm already paid 90 cents in 1960.
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Trane Co
Daily To Retire As Zoning Commissioner
Frank Daily of La Crosse County will retire at year end ending a 29 year service. He remains on the job this week then two weeks vacation before final departure. Daily has spent decades in public works, serving in the Army and as zoning commissioner since 1937. He plans to farm his son Jack’s land and perhaps enter real estate after retirement.
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la Crosse County
Frank Daily
Daily
Putman County
James
Mary Daily
Unionville
Rollo School of Mines
St. Louis
U.S. Army
France
United States
Missouri Highway Department
C. P. O'Riley Construction Co
Louis
Kansas City
Colgate- Palmolive Co
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
St. Paul
WPA
County Highway Department
Bangor
Raymond
Marjory) Kozelka
Prairie du Chien
Betty
Schwartz Office Supply
Market St. Daily
American Legion
la Crosse AL Post
Jack
Holmen
Weather Bureau Repeats Warning To Stay Off Ice
Meteorologist Carl Peterson urged fishermen to stay off river ice until the Mississippi River level stabilizes. An ice jam at Wabasha increased water flow with pool level at Dam 4 Alma rising two feet on Monday. Dam 5 Minnesota City expects a rise Tuesday and larger increases may reach the La Crosse area Thursday or Friday as advisories are issued.
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Carl Peterson
Wabasha
Dam 4
Alma
Dam 5
Minnesota City
Peterson
la Crosse
U.S. Weather Bureau
Traps and Tags Stolen in La Crosse River Marshes
Carl Lukwitz reports nine traps and tags valued at $17.10 stolen from the La Crosse River marshes. Items belonged to his son Charles and Floyd Nessius. Two were taken Saturday and seven Sunday. Lukwitz earlier reported five traps missing two weeks ago.
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Carl Lukwitz
Rose St
la Crosse
Employment Down 307 in La Crosse County Since September
La Crosse County employment dropped by 307 workers since mid September per the Wisconsin State Employment Service office. Another 150 job losses are expected by January 1961 across manufacturing heating and air conditioning, breweries, construction, retail and service sectors.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Norman E. Schulze
Clothing Drive Delivers 25 220 Pounds to Relief Efforts
The 1960 Catholic Bishops Thanksgiving drive gathered 25 220 pounds of clothing from La Crosse parishes, shipped by boxcar to Catholic Relief Services in New York for redistribution to the world. Knights of Columbus Squires loaded the car under Rev. Michael Boyle's direction. Over the year 16.5 million pounds valued at more than 50 million dollars were sent to 53 countries, with South America and Africa receiving the largest shares.
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Catholic Bishops
la Crosse
Catholic Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
New York City
Knights of Columbus Squires
Michael Boyle
Catholic Social Service
South America
Africa
Chili
Fire Damage Estimated At 100000 In Racine Factory
A century-old Racine factory building housing A C Christensen Welding Service and Wohlrab Gear Machine Co. sustained about 100000 in damage. Firefighters battled the blaze for over three hours, with losses including 25000 in machinery as 4000 gallons per minute overwhelmed the wooden structure.
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Racine
August Christensen
A. C. Christensen Welding Service
Wohlrab Gear Machine Co
Christensen
Rudolph Anderson
Dinner Dance Set By Friendship Club
The Protestant Friendship Club hosts a Christmas dinner dance Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Commodore in La Crescent. Attendees bring 50 cent gift exchanges. women gifts labeled for a woman and men gifts for a man. Reservations via Mrs Harriet Amann at 4 7181 by Thursday.
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Protestant Friendship Club
Commodore
la Crescent
Harriet Amann
Rusk to Accept Salary Cut as Secretary of State
Dean Rusk is expected to take a pay cut when he becomes secretary of state under the Kennedy administration. As president of the Rockefeller Foundation his reported salary ranged from 50 000 to 75 000 dollars annually, while the secretary of state salary is 25 000 dollars a year. State Department covers official entertaining costs. No decision yet on a successor at the foundation.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
Secretary of State
State Department
Philanthropic Foundation
Rosenstein Estate Set at Near 500000 in Wisconsin Will
The late Manuel Rosenstein left an estate totaling 498508.73 with 1001 La Crosse Theater Co shares valued at 121417.35 and 209212.49 in cash and bonds. Bequests include 2500 to Christ Episcopal, 1500 to Sons of Abraham, 1000 to La Crosse Home for Children, 500 to Red Cross, 100 to Scout councils, and 500 to American Cancer Society. Partial distributions already approved to heirs and named executors Marvin Rosenstein and Arthur Bruha.
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la Crosse
Manuel Rosenstein
Rosenstein
Christ Episcopal Church
9Th
Main Sts
Congregation of the Sons of Abraham
Main St
Minnesota
Marshall Field and Co
Wisconsin
Eugene Toepel
Malvin Rosenstein
Oshkosh
Sylvia Mintz
Jamaica
N.Y
Nice
Bernard Rosston
New York
Sara Seelig
Theresa Friedman
Marguerite Whittemore
Long Beach
Calif
Karl Diehl
Minneapolis
Arthur J. Bruha
Batavian Bank Bldg
Marvin Rosenstein
Bruha
Jews Begin Chanukah Observance Worldwide
Chanukah begins at sundown Tuesday with eight nights of candles symbols of the oil miracle 2125 years ago. Rabbi Bernard Reichman of Congregation Sons of Abraham notes families light the menorah after sunset before the evening meal. A 7 p.m. service is set Friday at the Temple and Sunday Chanukah program is 3 30 p.m. Sabbath services follow Saturday at 9 a.m. with Rabbi Reichman speaking on The Message of Chanukah.
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Bernard Reichman
Congregation
Sons of Abraham
Main St
Reichman
Father Son Club Christmas Program Plans Noted
The Father Son Club schedules a Sunday program with the national anthem, a Menorah lighting by Jeff Lockett, a school choir performance of Chanukah In Song, and a kindergarten playlet The Living Menorah directed by Shoshannah Reichman. Hy Kaplan will speak. Mrs. Harry Lockett and Mrs. Bernard Sharp lead greetings. Santa arrives at 7 15 p.m. for children.
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Jeff Lockett
Shoshannah Reich
Hy Kaplan
Harry Lockett
Women’s League
Rabbi Reichman
Ida Learner
Kaplan
Reichman
Bernard Sharp
Oscar Tobias
YMCA
Carl Miller
Santa
Webster School PTA Meeting Tuesday Night
Webster School PTA will meet at 7 45 p m Tuesday to view a film Vienna Boys and listen to pupil songs. An open house begins at 9 p m followed by a Christmas lunch at 9 30 p m.
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Webster School
PTA
Vienna
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