Packers To Host Possible Playoff Game In Green Bay
Green Bay announces if a playoff is needed to decide the Western division, it will be played at City Stadium on Monday December 26 at 12 06 p m Central Time. Tickets priced 2 50 to 5 75 with priority for season holders and sales in Green Bay City Stadium and Milwaukee venues.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
City Stadium
Packers
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles
Colts
Packer
Baltimore
San Francisco
Dominic Oleniczak
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Vince Lombardi
League
Olejniczak
Milwaukee
Bowl slate highlights colorful postseason schedule
The remaining college football bowl lineup lists locations teams and broadcast times from December 17 to January 7. Notable matchups include Bluebonnet Bowl Houston Texas versus Alabama, Gator Bowl Baylor versus Florida, Rose Bowl Washington versus Minnesota, and Orange Cotton Sugar Bowls featuring major programs with NBC CBS and NBC TV coverage.
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Houston
Texas
Alabama
Cbs-Tv
Philadelphia
Penn State
Oregon
NBC TV
Tucson
Miami College All-Stars
NBCTV
Jacksonville
Fla
Baylor
Florida
San Francisco —College
Tempe
Ariz
Grand Prairie
Tex
Texas A&i
Arkansas Tech
Prairie View
Arkansas A&m
Pasadena
Calif
Washington
Minnesota
Nbc-Tv
Miami
Missouri
Navy
Dallas
Arkansas
Duke
New Orleans
Rice
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
Bribe offers alleged in Fontaine boxing probe
Juste Fontaine of Milwaukee said he had heard nothing about bribe offers in his fights as Ike Williams recounted a May 26 1947 bout in Philadelphia. Williams said his manager Blinky Palermo offered four bribes to throw matches including Fontaine, all of which Williams rejected.
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Milwaukee
Juste Fontaine
Senate
Washington
D. C
Ike Williams
Fontaine
Philadelphia
Williams
Blinky Palermo
Waupaca Rink Wins Midwest Bonspiel
The Harold Bammet rink from Waupaca captured the 16th Midwest Curling Bonspiel title by defeating Mike Collins of Wauwatosa 12 to 1 in an extra end. Madison’s Bob Mortensen won the second event with a 13 to 7 victory over Ford Lonsdorf of Wausau.
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Waupaca
Bob Mortensen
Madison
Ford Lonsdorf
Wausau
Walter Selck
Chicago North Shore
Dan Steinberg
Appleton
Iive Pries
Medford
Phil Nolte
Milwaukee
Weather forecast preview from US Weather Bureau
A 10:00 AM EST December 14, 1960 update gives yesterday’s low and today’s expected high temperatures. The note records the minimum temperature reached last night and the highest reading observed yesterday.
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US Weather Bureau
Local Businesses and Sale Hours Across Cities
A fragmented OCR list shows stores and sales across multiple cities including Dubuque Duluth Jacksonville Los Angeles and Madison with varied hours. It mentions Millinery shops Aletta's and Svetia Rummage Sale with specific Tuesday and weekday hours and addresses such as 2801 Madison and 52 James St.
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Billings
Bismarck
Boston
Dubuque
Duluth
Aletta’s
Galveston
Jacksonville
Svetia
TA Crosse
Wednes
Los Angeles
Madison
James St
Memphis
Miamii
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Weather Outlook and Local Ads Mix
Clear to partly cloudy conditions east of the Mississippi with varied lows across cities. Regional notices include a music shop ad at 205 So 4th and photo service at 514 State Street offering film processing. A rummage sale at 2133 Park Ave lists baby clothes and a local eatery announces Friday hours on select December dates.
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Universal
State Street
Park Ave
Walt’s
3Rd
Mississippi
Kemp and Tripucka Duel For Passing Lead In AFL
In Dallas AP reports a two man duel for passing supremacy between Jack Kemp of Los Angeles and Frank Tripucka of Denver. Al Dorow of New York is third after a 29 of 48 passing, no interceptions, 375 yards. Dorow named offensive player of the week for the Titans’ 31-28 win over the Oakland Raiders.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Kemp
Los Angeles
Frank Tripucka
Denver
al Dorow
New York
Kemp
Tripucka
Dorow
Appleton Man Heads Legion Baseball Commission
Appleton resident Robert C. Beltrone was elected commissioner of the Wisconsin American Legion baseball program, succeeding Tom Croasdale. He announced that the 1961 tournament will run four days instead of three with sectional to final reimbursement, and that 1961-63 events will be held at Wisconsin Dells.
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Wisconsin Dells
Robert C. Beltrone
Appleton
Wisconsin American Legion
Tom Croasdaile
Milwaukee
Beltrone
Les Richter Named Rams 1960 MVP at Banquet
Los Angeles Rams alumni club voted Les Richter as the team s most valuable player for 1960 at the annual Ye Olde Rams banquet. Jon Arnett was named outstanding offensive back Jim Phillips top offensive lineman Ed Meador top defensive back John Lovetere top defensive lineman and Charlie Britt outstanding rookie
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Les Richter
Ye Olde Rams
Jon Arnett
Jim Phillips
Ed Meador
John Lovetere
Charlie Britt
Georgia
Three El Caballero Members Hit Holes in One Over Weekend
TARZANA Calif AP The El Caballero Country Club reports three members achieved holes in one. Dr Harvey Gaynes of Van Nuys aced the 176 yard No 6 hole with a three iron on Saturday. Gus Levene of Encino matched on the same hole with the same club on Sunday. Max Kerman aced the 188 yard No 8 hole with a four wood an hour later.
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Tarzana
Calif
el Caballero
Braves sign 20-year-old pitcher Dick Holden to 1961 contract
Milwaukee Braves announce the signing of Dick Holden, a 6-1 left-hander from San Jose State, to a 1961 contract with Louisville in the American Association. Holden went 6-0 with three shutouts for Menlo Park Braves in the weekend peninsula league last summer. Zane Grey was born in Zanesville, Ohio.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
San Jose State College
Louisville
Dick Holden
Menlo Park Braves
Wisconsin forest lands badly managed expert says
A forestry expert from the University of Wisconsin told the North Central Weed Control Conference that at least nine million acres of Wisconsin state forest land need better management. He urged herbicide use consider both target plants and ecosystem response. About 500 attendees from universities industry and USDA attended.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Theodore T. Kozlowski
Forestry Department
University of Wisconsin
North Central Weed Control Conference
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Belgium Welcomes Herter in Austere Ceremony for King Baudouin
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter arrived in Brussels to represent President Eisenhower at King Baudouin’s wedding. The welcome was formal but restrained with no brass band or honor guard. Herter will skip the wedding to attend the Paris NATO ministers meeting after a delayed transatlantic flight.
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Brussels
Belgium
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Baudouin
Paris
Herter
United States
Patrice Lumumba
Washington
Lumumba
Congo
Pierre Wigney
Foreign Ministry
International Cooperation
Dona Fabiola de Mora Y Aragon
Spain
Organization
Wiley Buchanan
State Department
Capitol Hill
Far East
Rusk
Kennedy
U. S
Ice Ends Ferry Run Across Wisconsin River at Merrimac
The Merrimac ferry carrying Highway 113 traffic closed at 8 a.m. today and will resume next spring when the river is free of ice. Winter traffic is rerouted over bridges at Portage and Prairie du Sac, per the Wisconsin Highway Commission.
Westby Man Pleads Guilty To Burglary
Orbin Helen thirty four of Westby pleaded guilty in Vernon County Circuit Court to burglarizing the Spring Coulee School. Hallie Campton and Patrick Cornell, both of La Farge, entered no contest pleas to burglary. Judge Lincoln Neprud set pre sentence investigations and January 20 sentencing.
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Vnroqua
Wis
Orbin Helen
Westby
Spring Coulee
Vernon County
Hallie Campton
Patrick Cornell
la Farge
Lincoln Neprud
State Department of Public Welfare
Deaths Otto Huebner at 78 in Mohawk Coulee
Otto Huebner, 78, of Mohawk Coulee, rural Stoddard, died early Tuesday at his home. Services Friday at 2 p.m. in Hellwig Morris Funeral Chapel. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He is survived by five sons Walter and Robert of La Crosse, Russell, Glen, Jack. four daughters Laverne Poellinger Irene Gilbertson Virginia Klum Marian Strasser. three sisters, two brothers, and 26 grandchildren with 14 great grandchildren.
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Otto Huebner
Mohawk Coulee
Stoddard
Hellwig-Morris
Harold Stoffel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Walter
Robert
la Crosse
Russell
Glen
Jack
Calumet City
Ill
Louis
Laverne
Retired Admiral Angas Dies at 68 in Princeton
Vice Adm. William Mack Angas, retired commander of Seabee operations for the 7th Fleet in World War II, died Monday in Princeton. He had served as chairman of Princeton University Department of Civil Engineering.
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Princeton
N. J
William Mack Angas
Princeton University
Wisconsin Democrats Get 167 Inaugural Tickets For State Demos
Washington AP reports Wisconsin receives 167 inaugural tickets for two presidential balls on January 20 in Washington. Senator William Proxmire chosen as coordinator for bands floats housing and information for Wisconsinites attending. One ball at National Guard Armory and the other at the Sherman Park Hotel. Democratic Gala January 19. Tickets cost 100 dollars for the state event and 25 dollars per person for the inauguration balls.
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Washington
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Proxmire
National Guard
Sheraton Park
Births reported from La Crosse area hospitals and beyond
Birth notices list Dec. dates for multiple families at Lutheran Hospital La Crosse Hospital and St. Ann's Annex with newborns including sons and daughters. Recipients include Nelson Vangen Johnson Nickley Berra Zibrowski Armoto Schams Bartz Blihorde Helke Dayton Beal McCabe Becker Feuerhelm Wolfe Noyes Brown and others with relatives from La Crosse Sparta Tomah Lansing and Whitehall and cities such as Independence Tacoma Kingston and Durham.
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Leslie R. Zibrowski
Cameron Ave
Janet Tresus
Donald D. Yolton Jr
la Crescent
Minn
Jeanne Miner
Nicholas Armoto
St. Andrew St
Janet Arnett
Vincent P. Schams
R. 1
la Crosse
James A. Dayton
Redfield St
Charlotte Ness
John T. Beal
Ward Ave
Lorraine Clements
Charles McCabe
Adams St
Marlene Strauss
Henry Becker
Horton St
Elaine Gallagher
Lee Feuerhelm
Lansing
Iowa
Ruth Gaunitz
John P. Wolfe
Lida Bottacini
Death notices sweep Tri-State area in Wisconsin and Florida
George A. Egge 65 of Sparta died Sunday in a Tomah hospital. Services Wednesday at Congregational Church with Masonic rites and Eastern Star services. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Winona and two sisters. Cornelius Sullivan 57 formerly of Norwalk died Saturday in San Antonio Florida. Edward Buckholz 74 of Melrose died Monday, services Thursday at Smith Chapel. Ella M. Rudd 78 of Alma Center died Monday, church service Thursday, burial East Lawn Cemetery. Frank Bethauser Jr. 62 Cashton died Monday, services Thursday at St Peter and Paul Church Pine Hollow. Burial at church cemetery. Survived by husband and three sons, one daughter.
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Sparta
Wis
George A. Egge
Tomah
Congregational Church
H. Raymond Voss
Woodlawn
Robert Page
Eastern Star
Funeral
Mr. Egge
George Egge
la Crosse
Winona Barker
Western Fruit Co
Wisconsin
VFW Post
United Commercial Travelers
Valley Lodge 60
Eastern Star Order
Norwalk
Cornelius Sullivan
San Antonio
Fla
Sullivan
Katherine
Modesta
M. Maureen
Ashland
Margaret O'Rourke
Kendall
Alice Dutton
Onalaska
Quentin
Patrick
Melrose
Edward Buckholz
Black River Falls
Smith Chapel
George B. Robson
South Beaver Creek
Julius Buckholz
Lily Fillner
Melvin Olson
Ettrick
Henry
Lester
Blair
Ella M. Rudd
Alma Center
Alma Center Methodist Church
Richard Schreiber
East Lawn
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Rudd
Manitowoc
Richard
Vern Bopp
Cashton
Frank Bethauser Jr
St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Pine Hollow
Leo Nevitt
Church
Torkelson Funeral Home
Gertrude
Nicholas Gronemus
Clinton
Vernon County
Donald
Roland
Hawaii
Omer
Milwaukee
Bernetta) Byrnes
Dallas
Texas
Joseph
Edward
Marriage Licenses Granted in Sparta and Viroqua Areas
In Sparta Charles P Mehls of Chippewa Falls and Anne McCoy of 419 North Water Street Sparta to be wed in Sparta on December 27. Richard E Erickson of Westby and Irene M Cooley of Town of Portland to wed in Portland December 21. Vernon H Larson of Tomah and Francis L Batten of Town of Cutler in Juneau County to wed in Tomah December 17. In Viroqua Shirley Faulke and Janet Lind of Thompson Iowa paired with Richard Molke of Milwaukee and Eloise Ford of Viroqua John McCoy of La Farge and Donna Turnipseed of Hillsboro noted.
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Charles P. Mehls
Chippewa Falls
Anne McCoy
Water St
Sparta
Richard E. Erickson
Westby
Irene M. Cooley
Portland
Vernon H. Larson
Tomah
Francis L. Batten
Cutler
Juneau County
Viroqua
Wis
Shirley Faulke
Janet Lind
Thompson
Iowa
Richard Molke
Milwaukee
Eloise Ford
John McCoy
la Farge
Donna Turnipseed
Hillsboro
Rusk to Oppose Khrushchev Summit Rush
New secretary of state Dean Rusk is expected to oppose a quick summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The 51 year old diplomat favors cautious negotiations and personal diplomacy limited to rare uses. He was named by President elect Kennedy to lead State starting Jan 20 and previously led U S policy during the Truman era.
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Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Rusk
Council On Foreign Relations
New York
Busk
John F. Kennedy
State Department
U. S
Kennedy
Rep. Bowles
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
United Nations
Truman
Department
Rockefeller Foundation
South Korea
Dean Acheson
Far East
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Solid-Fuel Pershing Sees Successful Test Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Army scored a second straight launch with a two stage Pershing model a 34 foot solid fuel rocket that sent a simulated warhead about 140 miles Brig Gen Richard M Hurst ABMA commander called the flight a complete success The Army and Martin Co are developing the missile as a mobile field weapon with a nuclear range of 50 to 700 miles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Richard M. Hurst
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
The
Martin Co
Local Court Records Highlight Traffic Violations and Custody Ruling
Larry Nossinger 20 of Rockford Illinois faced arterial violation with a 16.70 fine. Gerald R. Taylor 21 of De Soto cited for speeding market read. Norville H. Wildes Jr. of Elroy charged with driving too fast for conditions and license suspension. Dagney L Freemore 24 of Adams divorced from Darwin H Freemore 25 of Tomah on cruelty grounds. Custody awarded to Freemore with alimony and child support ordered.
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Larry Nossinger
Rockford
Ill
Clancy and
Graham
Viroqua
Wis
Norville H. Wildes Jr
Elroy
Dagney L. Freemore
Adams
Darwin H. Freemore
Tomah
Illinois GOP Appeals after court rebuffs Kennedy vote challenge
Republicans prepared to take their case to Illinois’s GOP dominated state electoral board after Circuit Judge Kluczynski dismissed two suits seeking to overturn results certified two weeks earlier. Nixon recounts raised doubts as Cook County investigations continued and a special grand jury examined vote fraud charges. Kennedy won Illinois by 8 849 votes nationally, with Chicago area giving a sizable margin.
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John F. Kennedy
Illinois
State Electoral Board
Circuit
Thomas E. Klucznski
Cook County
Richard M. Nixon
Kluczynski
Springfield
State Board
GOP
William G. Stratton
Kennedy
Georges Dapples
Nixon
State Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Cook County Grand Jury
City Board of Election Commissioners
Dapples
Army Drops Breach Suit Over Garlick Weatherman Case
In Miami Florida Spec. 4 Fred W Garlick who sued in Texas federal court claiming the Army failed to honor a recruiting promise to make him a missileman instead of a weather observer will be discharged this week rather than pursue the case. His attorney said the Army decided to end the dispute.
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Miami
Fla
Army
Fred W. Garlick
U.S. District Court
Texas
Garrick
River Readings Station Flood Stage and Forecast
Flood stage reading at La Crosse shows 2645 with 24 hour change noted. Sunrise 7 12 a.m. sunset 4 27 p.m. Shippers forecast urges protection of perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse with minimum temperatures up to 6 p.m. noting north east 18, south west 20.
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LA Crosse
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Helen M. Muhlenthaler
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Betty G. Knudtson
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Whitehall
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Independence
Basil Sveen
Andrew Dejno
Durham, N. C
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Carol Rogstad
Kingston, N.Y
Benedictine Hospital
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Leslie Hewines
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Tacoma, Wash
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Tacoma
Mary Anderson
Spring Grove
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Alma Tollefson
Lincoln, Neb
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de Soto
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S. 23Rd St
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Gould St
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