Barry Goldwater Attacks Johnson On Foreign Aid Bill
Senator Barry Goldwater blasts President Johnson for pressuring Congress over the 3 billion dollar foreign aid bill during the holidays. He condemns last minute sessions and calls Johnson’s tactics a personal appeal to lawmakers as Christmas votes near. Goldwater recovers in Phoenix from heel surgery amid the political clash.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson
Congress
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Senate
Phoenix
House
Soviet Union
Fair Weather Across Nation With Regional Cold Spells
The report notes mostly seasonal temperatures and fair weather nationwide with freezing readings in Florida Georgia and Alabama. Florida records range from 25 in Cross City to 36 in Daytona Beach. Miami lows reach 46. A warming trend is expected in the Southeast while the North Central cools slightly, with light snow in the north and light rain in Oregon and western Washington.
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Fairmont Driver Hits Two Deer With Car
Robert G. Cox of Fairmont, 41, had no prior deer hunting success but struck two deer with his car near dawn. A doe on the shoulder collided with the vehicle after he accelerated, a half grown fawn on the left side was also struck. The doe died. the fawn was destroyed due to injuries. Cox estimated damage at about $40.
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Fairmont
Minn
Robert G. Cox
Cox
Fawn
Weather Record Shippers North and West Forecasts
La Crosse and vicinity expect much colder with light snow ending tonight. Wisconsin sees colder with snow mainly in the south. Minnesota mainly fair north with a few snow flurries. Iowa under a cold wave with light snow in the north portion. Friday turns variable and colder across regions.
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Iowa
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Tri State Deaths Report From Wisconsin
Mrs John Goplin 72 of Westby dies December 25 at Viroqua hospital with services in West Coon Prairie Lutheran Church. Burial in Coon Prairie Cemetery. Survived by three daughters three sons a sister a brother and 19 grandchildren. Also noted Readstown death of Lowell M Aikins 63 of Wickenburg formerly Readstown and Henry Olson about 70 found dead in Viroqua area with funeral home arrangements. Surviving widow and daughter are listed.
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Westby
Wis
John ‘Millie) Goplin
Viroqua Hospital
West Coon Prairie Lutheran Church
H. O. Aasen
Coon Prairie Cemetery
Hans Bakken
Here
John Goplin
Dughters
Morris
Myrtle) Kingslien
Selmer
Hazel) Olson
Edward
Verna) Mashak
Herman
James
Pewaukee
Mabel Wang
Henry Bakken
Readstown
Lowell M. Aikins
Wickenburg
Ariz
Readstown Methodist Church
Richard Alger
Liberty Polo Cemetery
Lime Funeral Home
Frank Atkins
Brookville
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Mildred
Sam Asperheim
Roger Gray
James Glass
Viroqua
Bert Bunker
Seattle
Wash
Henry Olson
Olson
Odd Fellows
Jacobson - Vance Funeral Home
William Cox
Paul J. Payne
Sumner St
Nelson Funeral Home
St. John’s Catholic Church
Constant Chilicki
St. Lawrence O’toole
Mt. Hope
Payne
Minnesota Groups Back Lodge Bid for GOP Nomination
Two Minnesota groups form to back Henry Cabot Lodge for the Republican presidential nomination. Daniel C. Corrigan of St Paul and John C. McNulty of St Louis Park say they started organizing behind Lodge, though they have not heard of each other. Previously groups had backed Judd Goldwater and Stassen. Lodge is U S ambassador to South Vietnam.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge
Daniel C. Corrigan
St. Paul
John C. McNulty
St. Louis Park
Lodge
Walter Judd
Barry Goldwater
Harold Stassen
U.S
South Viet Nam
Wars On Starlings, But Admires 'Em
Georgia Secretary of State Ben Fortson praises the starlings despite an official campaign to eradicate them at the State Capitol grounds. He notes the birds remind him of Britain's dauntless spirit as he tests various attack methods but the birds remain entrenched.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ben W. Fortson
England
Central Park
New York City
Britain
Fortson
Ornithologist Har ry Oberholser Dies in Cleveland
Dr. Harry C. Oberholser, 93, renowned ornithologist, died Wednesday in Cleveland. He served with the Fish and Wildlife Service of the Interior Department for 46 years.
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Cleveland
Harry C. Oberholser
Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
The Shubert Brothers Theatrical Dynasty Loses Jacob Shubert
Jacob J. Shubert 83 and partner brother of Lee Shubert died of a cerebral hemorrhage in his Manhattan apartment. He helped build a Broadway empire owning 16 New York theaters and others nationwide. The Shuberts faced antitrust scrutiny and estate tax suits surrounding their vast theater holdings.
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Jacob J. Shubert
Manhattan
Lee Shubert
Jacob Shubert
Lee
Shubert
Sam
Shubert Theater
Shubert Alley
Broadway
Muriel
John
Syracuse
N.Y
Herald Square
Times Square
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
John Charles Thomas
Martyn Miller
Ed Wynn
Fanny Brice
Ray Bolger
Bert Lahr
J.J
Jake
Winona Swift & Company Livestock Quotations
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs, cattle, veal, and produce. Hogs rise 25 with various weight bands listed, cattle including steers cows and heifers up to 25, veal steady to higher, and Chicago produce notes Butter Eggs steady to firm. South St Paul market shows hogs up 25 and feeder pigs strong, with price ranges for multiple classes.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Local obituaries recall life of Bernard Senske and others
A stream of obituaries from La Crosse area papers lists Bernard V Senske 67 owner of Skenke Shoe Service and Marys Home Bakery, wife Vera, son Bernard, daughter Mary, sisters Anna Ritter Sophie Lehman. Other notices honor Lars Nelson 92, Herbert Rhodes 65, Arthur Tabbert 71, Louis Breidel 94, Florence Henrich, Della Knutson 58, Paul Payne 48, Gordon Skilliter 62, and Alice Nelson 85 with service details and burial plans across multiple local churches and cemeteries.
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Bernard V
Ben) Senske
N. 19Th St
Senske
Senske Shoe Service
Mary’s Home Bakery
Vera M
Bernard J
Mary Philomena
Louis
Anna) Ritter
Sophie Lehman
la Crosse
Schumacher
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
T. E. O'Shaughnessy
Obituary for Mrs. Frieda Peacock of La Crosse
Mrs Frieda Peacock 68 died at a local hospital born October 2 1895 widow of Ray Peacock former La Crosse Tribune and Associated Press staff member He was a Ringling Circus publicity writer She is survived by son Fred of La Crosse mother Mrs Minnie Schultz West Salem and sisters Mrs Myron Swennes West Salem and Mrs Donald Kraling Sr Spring Valley Minn Private services will be held Friday.
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Onalaska
Elmer
Esther) Prestman
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Robert
Donald
la Crosse
Hellwig-Morris
James Bell
Oak Grove
Karl
Della) Knutson
S. 15Th St
Westby
Carl
Clara Tostrud
Tempe
Ariz
Knute
Scottsdale
Alice Nelson
Avon St
Holmen
Alma
Everett
Leonard
Orris
la Crescent
Minn
Stanley
Milwaukee
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ernest Nelson
Halfway Creek Church
Dickinson Caledonia Street
Frieda Peacock
Ray Peacock
la Crosse Tribune
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Ringling Circus
Fred
Minnie Schultz
West Salem
Myron Swennes
Donald Kraling Sr
Spring Valley
Gloria Vanderbilt Weds Fourth Time in Private Ceremony
Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress, marries her fourth husband Wyatt Emory Cooper, a movie writer, in Arlington Virginia. The private civil ceremony Tuesday was announced by her attorney. Cooper is single, both are 39.
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Gloria Vanderbilt
Wyatt Emory Cooper
Arlington
Cooper
Gloria
Mischa Elman Breaks Ankle In Garage Fall
New York concert violinist Mischa Elman, 72, is hospitalized with a broken right ankle after a Monday fall in a Manhattan garage. His wife reported he is in good spirits and will be in the hospital for an extended period.
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Mischa Elman
New York
Elman
Manhattan
Bob Hope Begins Christmas Tour In Crete For U S Servicemen
Comedian Bob Hope arrived in Crete from Turkey for a Christmas tour to entertain American servicemen overseas. His 62 member troupe will perform at the U S Air Force installation in Athens after a stop in Crete, with a flight planned to Athens that night.
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Crete
Bob Hope
Mediterranean
Turkey
Amer
Ican
Athens
U.S. Air Force
Stamps Buy School Bus as Yale Gift
Idaho residents contributed more than 6,000 books of trading stamps to purchase a $13,000 bus for Nampa State School, aiding a school for retarded children that had been without transport after its WWII model broke down earlier this year.
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Nampa, Idaho
Idaho
Nampa State School
Easton remembered for service to the disabled and community
From 1948 to 1954 Miss Easton served on the Wisconsin Easter Seal Society board and helped bring handicapped children to Camp Wanbeek near Wisconsin Dells. She helped form the Confidential Exchange of La Crosse, organized Christ Church children's choir, and sang in the adult choir before dying at Bethany Lutheran Home on the former Easton grounds.
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Camp Wanbeek
Wisconsin Dells
la Crosse
Miss Easton
Christ Church
Altar Guild
Bethany Lutheran Home
Stone Easton Home
Schadeberg Endorsed As GOP Favorite Son
Kenosha County Republican organization endorses Rep. Henry Schadeberg as Wisconsin 1964 presidential primary favorite son candidate in a unanimous resolution. State leaders urged Rep. John Byrnes and Warren Knowles among potential favorites.
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Kenosha County
Republican Organization
Henry Schadeberg
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Robert Riley
Schadeberg
Rep
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Warren Knowles
Stamp Collection Sells For 1.1 Million In Philadelphia
The late Philip H. Ward Jr. stamp collection sold to a New Orleans dealer for 1.1 million dollars. Roger Weill of the Raymond H. Weill Co. said the collection, once appraised at 1.6 million, would be broken up and sold. Ward, former president of Ward Electric Co., died in August at age 76 after leaving the electrical business to collect stamps in 1930.
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Philadelphia
Philip H. Ward Jr
New Orleans
Roger Weill
Raymond H. Weill Co
Ward
Ward Electric Co
LBJ Sends Christmas Greeting to Three Ex Presidents
From a Texas ranch, President Johnson telephoned Herbert Hoover Harry S Truman and Dwight D Eisenhower on Christmas Day to wish his three ex predecessors a merry Christmas.
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Johnson City
Tex
Texas
United States
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Cardinal Spellman Says Mass At Pole
Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of New York says Christmas Mass at the South Pole and at two other American Antarctic bases after traveling by ski equipped Navy plane to the remote sites.
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Cardinal Spellman
Christchurch
New Zealand
Francis Cardinal Spellman
South Pole
Antarctic
New York
Two Wisconsin Rivers Targeted for Wilderness River Study
Federal study aims to create a national system of wilderness rivers. The St Croix near Gordon and Namekagon near Trego in Wisconsin are named for initial assessment. The team will meet January 6 in Madison to discuss possible congressional recommendations within about a year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frank P. Zeidler
State Department of Resource Development
St. Croix
Gordon
Namekagon
Trego
Zeidler
Five Firemen Injured In False Alarm Crash
Five Milwaukee firemen including Eighth Battalion Chief George J. Stppick were hurt when a fire truck and the chief’s car collided responding to a false alarm at a Northwest Side intersection. All other injuries were minor and the alarm originated from a nearby street box.
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Milwaukee
Eighth Battalion
George J. Stppick
Sidney S. Goldish
Youth Shoots Brother With Christmas Rifle
In Albert Lea Minnesota authorities say 17 year old Steven Hengesteg of Northwood Iowa was accidentally shot in the chest by a .22 rifle his younger brother was holding. The rifle was a Christmas present and the shooting occurred during target practice.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Steven Hengesteg
Northwood
Iowa
Veteran Rider Dies With Boots On At 101
Denver AP reports veteran rider Al Bobbitt 101 died Christmas Day sitting on a porch after a lifelong career as a deputy U.S. marshal in Oklahoma's Cherokee Strip before the land rush and later as a rodeo performer.
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Denver
al Bobbitt
Bobbitt
U.S
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Gehrig Named Assistant Superintendent of Streets
Donald Gehrig 31 of 2818 Hamilton St has been named assistant superintendent of streets. He has worked for the City of La Crosse since 1951 and was a street department account clerk since 1956. The post, vacant since December 1960 after Ambrose Marco’s promotion, is approved by the Board of Public Works.
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Donald Gehrig
Hamilton St
Gehrig
City of
Japan Population Tops 96 Million in 1 Year Rise
Japan's population stood at 96,160,000 as of Oct 1, the government statistics office reported. The figure marks an increase of 978,000 from the previous year, keeping Japan as the seventh most populated nation.
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Tokyo
Japan
Glass Co. official Harry Higgins dies at 81
AP reports Harry B. Higgins, 81, former board chairman of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., died Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Harry B. Higgins
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Fallout Reported On U S Carrier Enterprise
Radiation from Russia's 1961 atmospheric tests contaminated the U S aircraft carrier Enterprise for about a month but did not threaten crew health. The Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery notes the exposure in a Seaton article, without stating when or where contamination occurred.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Russia
U.S
Enterprise
Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Cmdr
Lewis H. Seaton
Seaton
Task Force Probes State Dept Security Office Practices
Secretary of State Dean Rusk appoints a two man task force to examine the State Department Office of Security. The investigators Wilson Clark Flake and George W. French Jr. focus on alleged tapping of Otto F. Otepka's office phone. Otepka, former chief security risk evaluator, was dismissed Nov. 5 and appeals the decision.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
State Department
Office of Security
Otto F. Otepka
Wilson Clark Flake
Ghana
George W. French Jr
Army
Otepka
Department
Senate Subcommittee On
Four Teens Apprehended in Auto Theft Ring
Four boys aged 15 to 17 were jailed after their arrest in a stolen 1957 car taken from Eversole Rogers Co. A La Crosse County officer nabbed them about 10 p.m. at Highways 53 and 93. The leader was named, and one boy was on leave from Kettle Moraine School for Boys.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Eversole-Rogers Co
Kettle Moraine School For
Thousands File Post Assassination Site in Dallas
Thousands of spectators paid silent homage in Dallas on Christmas Day at the site of President Kennedy's assassination. Traffic policemen directed multiple lanes of traffic past the corner of Houston and Elm Streets where the event occurred on November 22.
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Dallas
Tex
Kennedy
Texas
Houston and
Elms Streets
River readings show flood stage and station data
River readings list flood stage and 24 and 74 hour changes for LaCrosse station with today’s stage at 12. Weather data notes sunrise at 7 38 and temperature around 42. Heating degree days total 2 295 with long term normals and historic records cited.
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Jennie) Nelson
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Gordon Skilliter
Toledo
Ohio
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Pat) Atkinson
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Inez) la Plantz
Genoa
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