Three Baker Brothers Hearings Set for Dec 28
Preliminary hearings for Phillip Baker and his brothers Clayton and Marlynn Baker on armed tavern robbery charges in La Crosse County will be held together on December 28. Bond for Phillip was reduced to 1000 dollars, with the others set at 5000 dollars each. The case slowed due to illness of the prosecutor and a special prosecutor was appointed to assist.
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la Crosse County
Phillip L. Baker
West Salem
Clayton
Marlynn Baker
la Crescent
Phillip
la Crosse County Court
Marlynn
Thomas Skemp
Skemp
Burleigh Randolph
Robert Jenkins
Leonard F. Roraff
Charles N. Goerdt
Elroy Woman Dies In Hillsboro
Irene A. Anderson, 50, longtime Elroy resident, died Saturday night in a Hillsboro hospital. Born September 26, 1915 in Winona Minnesota, she is survived by her husband Joseph two daughters Joan Peterson of New Brighton Minnesota and Lois a son Paul and one sister Elsie Thompson of La Crosse. Services planned for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Elroy Community Church with Rev. William Schafer officiating burial in Fowler Cemetery.
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Elroy
Wis
Irene A. Anderson
Hillsboro
Winona
Minn
Joseph
James
Joan) Peterson
New Brighton
Lois
Paul
Elsie Thompson
la Crosse
Elroy Community Church
William Schafer
Fowler Cemetery
Russia to Expand Aid to North Vietnam
The Soviet Union signed agreements with North Vietnam for undisclosed additional technical assistance and credits and an exchange of commodities. Tass reported Deputy Premier Vladimir Novikov and North Vietnamese Deputy Premier Le Thanh Nghi attended the Kremlin ceremony with no details released.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Tass
Vladimir Novikov
le Thanh Negi
Kremlin
First Mayor of Necedah Dies At 83
NECEDAH Wis Charles Ol ivett Hillyer 83 died Sunday Dec 19 in a New Lisbon nursing home He served as Necedah s first mayor and as city assessor and school board director He ran a creamery then a tavern until 1950 Services Wednesday at St Francis Church Burial in church cemetery Visiting after 1 p m Tuesday at Hare Funeral Home New Lisbon He was born Aug 14 1882 at Big Springs He married Nell Conway June 20 1906 Surviving are his widow five sons three daughters 35 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren
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Necedah
Wis
Charles Olivett Hillyer
New Lisbon
Hillyer
St. Francis Catholic Church
Stanley ‘Chilicki
Hare
John Hillyer
Big Springs
Nell Conway
John
Washington
Wilfred
James
Conway
Charles
Milwaukee
O. E. Matteson
Babcock
Douglas Ryan
W. M. Thompson
Church Honors 51 New Members at Special Service
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church recognized fifty one new members during a Special Service of Recognition on Sunday at 9 am. list includes Burton E Andrus Ad die and Eugene Katherine Bebee Emil Bebee Susan Barbara Bebee Valarie Bebee Larry Arentz Philip Arneson Clarence Bergman Gladys Bethurem Byron Blackmore Elaine Lutiger Christine Stephanie Rosanne Lutiger Bernard Pfingsten Frank Sisson Donald Sni der Archie Sorenson John Stange Rollo Taylor Todd Terri Tracy Emily Linder Ralph Miller Clinton Peterson Roland Schwandt Larry Stephen Mary David Tom Solberg Raymond Sorenson Robert Suter James Roderick Zachary Mark Marilou. A fellowship period followed, sponsored by the board of deacons.
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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Burton E. Andrus
Addie
Eugene
Katherine Bebee
Emil Bebee
Susan
Driving ban adds record in Viroqua case
Records show Roland Hanson of Westby 20 cited for no driving license and failure to return to the scene of an accident. Police also report John Peterson 54 of 32442 Jay St. hospitalized at St Francis after illness at 2 03 a m December 21 by ambulance.
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Viroqua
Wis
Roland Hanson
Westby
John Peterson
Jay St
St. Francis Hospital
Local Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in La Crosse Area
W Bruce Shake of 716 Gillette Street and Ruth M Dahl of 310 North 26th Avenue Onalaska plan to marry December 20 in Onalaska City. James E McArdle Jr of 708 North 10th Street and Jane M Weigel of 126 South 26th Street marry December 28 in La Crosse. Michael J Hayes of 421 2 Ferby Street and Gail A Amsrud of 1212 South 28th Street marry December 27 in La Crosse.
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W. Bruce Shake
Gillette St
Ruth M. Dahl
6Th Ave
Onalaska
City of
James E. McArdle Jr
N.10th St
Jane M. Weigel
la Crosse
Michael J. Hayes
Ferby St
Gail A. Amsrud
S. 28Th St
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Near Thousand With Four Deaths
The 1965 Wisconsin highway death count rose to 989 as four more fatalities were recorded. Mrs. Sarah Lesgold, 73, of Milwaukee, was killed crossing a northwest Milwaukee intersection. A tractor overturn in Dane County claimed Werner Rauls, 50. Fred F. Lemerand, 61, near Green Bay died from crash injuries. Edward A. Akalaitas, 51, of McNaughton died from auto accident injuries near Rhinelander.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Sarah Lesgold
Milwaukee
Werner Rauls
Dane
Springfield
Dane County
Green Bay
Brown County
Fred F. Lemerand
Oneida
John Hyde
Edward A. Akalaitas
McNaughton
Highway 47
Rhinelander
Akalaitas
Johnson Erhard meet on nuclear policy and space cooperation
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard discussed nuclear policy and the Berlin issue during talks at the State Department. An Atlantic nuclear force proposal and closer NATO cooperation were explored, while a joint space exploration mission was proposed and Udall was to lead a West Germany visit next month.
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State Department
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Defense Department
West Germany
Europe
Karl- Guenther von Hase
Germany
Johnson
Erhard
White House
Bill D. Moyers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
ANF
Britain
U.S
MLF
NATO
Harold Wilson
Erhard-Johnson
Sun
Jupiter
Stewart L. Udall
Vietnam War Brings Expanded Rules Near Borders
In Saigon and Washington reports discuss U S commands widening authority near Cambodia and Laos borders. Troops may call artillery, air strikes, and possibly cross into Cambodia if necessary, while officials caution on neutral territory terms and varying interpretations.
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Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
State Department
Pentagon
Prince Norodom _ Sihanouk
United States
Saigon
The
New York Times
Fred S. Hoffman
Mroch Files First for Alderman Seat in Ward Elections
Ronald G. Mroch 29 of 1327 Adams St filed to succeed Alderman George Bonsack who was killed in a September traffic crash. Bonsack defeated Mroch in April 428-352. Gerald A. Greider now holds Bonsack’s post with term expiring April.
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Trane Employes Credit Union
Ronald G. Mroch
Adams St
George Bonsack
Bonsack
Winona
Mroch
Common Council
Gerald A. Greider
Greider
South Side
Coast Guard
Radio Highlights Tuesday Programs and Basketball Matchup
The schedule lists WKBH at 6:45 p.m. Salvation Army program and 8:45 p.m. Christmas 1965. WLCX offers Vox Pop at 7 p.m. WCOW-FM Sparta airs basketball Cashton versus Kickapoo at 7:45 p.m.
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WKBH
WLCX
Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Cashton
Stock Quotations From New York Exchange Page
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 9 a.m. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions. Clark Oil and Central Tele appear among listed quotes with figures 364 and 37 respectively.
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Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central Tele
Clark Oil
Central Wis. Mir
Livestock and Produce Prices From Chicago and South St Paul
USDA market notes show wholesale prices steady to mixed across poultry hogs and cattle with hogs $1 lower and cattle up to 25 higher. Chicago produce reports weak butter and eggs while South St Paul lists detailed cattle hog prices and feeder movements with regional potato and russet trends. Markets activity and broadcast times noted for KWNO Winona.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
West
Kwno
Chicago Produce
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Most Choice
Four Draft Card Burners Indicted by Jury
A federal grand jury indicted four men for willful destruction of draft cards during a Union Square demonstration. Defendants are Thomas Charles Cornell 31 of New York Catholic Peace Fellowship publications director, Marc Paul Edelman 20 of Mt. Vernon affiliated with Student Peace Union, Roy Lisker 27 of New York linked to Committee for Non Violent Action, and James E. Wilson 21 of Chatham New Jersey. If convicted, each faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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New York
Union Square
Thomas Charles Cornell
The
Catholic Peace Fellowship
Marc Paul Edelman
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Student Peace Union
Roy Lisker
Committee For Non-Violent Action
James E. Wilson
Chatham
N.J
Stoddard Firemen Elect Officers
Stoddard Wisconsin Elwyn McGinnis was re elected chief of the Stoddard Volunteer Fire Department at the annual meeting. Elected as assistants were William Gonin and Odell Umberger James LeJeune was captain Lyndon Lawrynk lieutenant Roger Groetsch secretary Marvin Christianson treasurer and Dan Hanesworth and Gary Running named as trustees.
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Stoddard
Wis
Elwyn McGinnis
Suspect Held In Minneapolis Slaying
Minneapolis police hold Michael Danaher 31 in a northside apartment homicide of Merle Pawelk 26. Pawelk was killed by two shotgun blasts as he watched TV. Danaher is estranged husband of Mary Danaher 26 who recently filed for divorce and moved in. The couple’s two other children stay with relatives in Monticello.
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Minneapolis
Merle W. Pawelk
Pawelk
Mary Danaher
Held
Michael Danaher
Monticello
Bob Hope Christmas Tour Kicks Off Overseas
Bob Hope and his troupe launched the 14th annual Christmas tour for U S troops abroad in Thailand. They flew to Udorn and Bangkok then on to Takli air base to entertain American servicemen with Caroll Baker Les Brown Anita Bryant and Diane Lynn Batts aboard. Hope will take the group to South Vietnam on Christmas Eve.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Bob Hope
Udorn
U.S
Takli Air Base
Caroll Baker
Les Brown
Anita Bryant
Diane ‘Lynn Batts
Hope
South Viet Nam
UW Hall Designated National Landmark
North Hall at the University of Wisconsin Madison, built in 1851 as a dormitory, was declared eligible for national historic landmark status by Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall. The four story sandstone building now houses the Political Science Department. Udall selected 65 sites for designation.
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Washington
University of Wisconsin At Madison
North Hall
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Department of Political Science
Udall
Lone Bandit Robs Maple Plain Bank
A bandit robbed the Maple Plain State Bank around 10 45 a m today and fled with an unknown amount of cash. Deputies and state patrol set roadblocks with a helicopter joined the search, initial reports estimated about 3000 dollars taken.
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Maple Plain, Minn
Maple Plain
First Voter Intimidation Suits Filed in Nation
Louisiana registrar Harvey and six landowners face federal charges under the 1965 Voting Rights Act for pressuring Negro tenant farmers to suppress voting. Judge West set a hearing in Baton Rouge. Katzenbach calls it the act’s first such suit. Other defendants include Daniel Truitt firm and several individuals.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Harvey
Jack P
F. Gremillion
Fletcher Harvey
Federal One Farming Company
U.S. Dist
E. Gordon West
Washington
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Edward I. Daniel
Jordon Truitt
John Spillman
R. Harry Daniel Sr
R. Harry Daniel Jr
B. Harrison Barrow
Daniel & Truitt, Inc
Katzenbach
Mississippi
Carroll, Newton, Simpson
Warren
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Threat of Dominican General Strike Fades
In Santo Domingo a threatened general strike to oppose the army in Santiago faded as workers return to jobs. Labor leaders await President Garcia Godoy's investigation into Sunday's fighting between the army and rebels. Banks reopen and U.S. Brazilian peace force reinforces cool down tensions as clashes leave several dead, including Col. Juan Maria Lora Fernandez.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Battle of
Santiago
Garcia-Godoy
Two Killed and Two Hurt in Minnesota Car Crash
WILLMAR Minn AP two young men died and two others were injured in a highway crash on Highway 71 near Willmar. The wreck occurred about 3 a.m. and was not discovered until morning. Dead are Jerry Rue 22 of Eagle Lake and DeWayne Stene 21 of Willmar. Affected survivors are John L Heceron 21 of Spicer and Orin Stene 21 of Eagle Lake. Rue allegedly drove. The incident raises Kandiyohi County deaths to 20 and the state toll to 811 for the year.
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Willmar
Minn
Jerry Rue
Eagle Lake
DeWayne Stene
John L. Heceron
Spicer
Orin Stene
Rue
Alexandria
Kandiyohi
Quill Declines Finian’s Rainbow Title Role
New York The film offer to Michael Quill head of the Transport Workers Union to play Finian in Finian's Rainbow has been refused. Quill, in his Irish brogue, said he will stay with the TWU.
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New York
Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
Quill
Harold Hecht
Finian
Rainbow
TWU
Three Hurt Slightly In Auto Accidents In La Crosse
A La Crosse girl received a forehead cut when the car she rode in hopped the curb and hit a tree on Ferry Street. Carolyn Viner 20 was taken to Lutheran Hospital after police say the driver skidded and hopped the curb. Richard Andres 22 refused treatment for a chin cut. Cheryl Kay Mix 7 was skinned on the cheek when struck by a car while crossing 16th and Redfield Streets.
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la Crosse
Ferry Street
Carolyn Viner
Redfield St
Lutheran Hospital
Dennis W. Zweifel
State Road
Richard Andres
Greenbriar Court
Cheryl Kay Mix
S. 20Th St
Oscar Flaten
S. 21St St
16Th
Redfield Streets
Missing ingredients in Cran berry Christmas Carrot Cake recipe
The La Crosse Tribune omits two items from the Cran berry Christmas Carrot Cake recipe printed on page 17 Monday. The recipe should include 1 cup grated carrots and 1 cup whole berry cranberry sauce.
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la Crosse Tribune
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la Crosse, Wis
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