Resolutions for 1962 TV Shows and New Specials
AP TV writer surveys 1962 forecasts with dreamlike fixes for popular programs. Mentions Follow the Sun Target the Corrupters Car 54 and Perry Mason plus news from Howard K. Smith joining ABC. Recommends weekend viewing including Dinah Shore Show and sports bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dinah Shore
NBC
Ginger Rogers
Nat King Cole
George Burns
Montgomery
Ala
Green Bay Packers
Giants
Allen Dulles
The
CIA
Jane Morgan
Gordon MacRae
CBS
Guy Lombardo
Xavier Cugat
ABC
Tri State Deaths in Alma Center Melrose and Waukon
Alma Center Wisconsin reports Arthur Rochester Sr age 75 died from a heart attack while removing car chains en route to Black River Falls hospital. Funeral arrangements by Jensen Funeral Home Hixton. Paul Anderson age 84 died from a heart illness at Black River Falls hospital after 24 hours confinement. Services set 2 p.m. Saturday at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton with Rev J Keith Hanley officiating. Burial in West Garden Valley Cemetery. Surviving spouse Kathryn and daughter Helen Rosa land. Alec E Drogset 69 died Thursday in hospital Waukon Iowa services 2 p.m. Saturday at St Johns Lutheran Church burial Oakland Cemetery Rev David Waaler officiating. James Healy 45 died Wednesday services 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church Lycurgus burial church cemetery. LeRoy Hubbard 86 died Thursday Sparta hospital services 2 p.m. Sunday at Melrose Methodist Church Rev Bruce Willet officiating burial North Bend Cemetery. Surviving include sons Edgar Vilas and Robert plus seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Center
Wis
Arthur Rochester Sr
Black River Falls Hospital
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Paul Anderson
Black River Falls
J. Keith Hanley
West Garden Valley
Sweden
Minnesota
Kathryn
Helen
Waukon
Iowa
Alec E. Drogset
St. John’s Lutheran Church
David Waaler
Oakland Cemetery
Waukon, Tiowa
James Healy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lycurgus
Melrose
Leroy Hubbard
Sparta Hospital
Bruce Willet
North Bend
Smith Mortuary
Mark Hubbard
la Crosse
Amelia Young
Minneapolis
Edgar
Sparta
Vilas
Robert
3M Company Faces Anti-Trust Indictment
DANVILLE IL AP Judge Casper Platt gave Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co 60 days to file preliminary motions on an antitrust indictment. The government has 30 days to reply with 15 days for a second reply. Trial date remains postponed at least 105 days. Attorneys may seek transfer to another district for convenience and justice. The firm is accused of attempting to monopolize and conspire to restrain and monopolize trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Ill
Casper Platt
U.S. District Court
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Minnesota Mining
Interlake to Scrap Two Famous Great Lakes Freighters
Interlake Steamship Co. will scrap two historic freighters the Joseph Sellwood and the James C. Wallace. The Sellwood 545 feet long with 10 500 tons capacity was built in 1906 at Lorain Ohio. The Wallace 552 feet long with 11 000 tons capacity was completed in 1905 and was linked to American Ship and the company’s founder son Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kitchum
Wallace
American Ship
Grede resigns as head of Case Co
William J. Grede resigns as president and board chairman of J I Case Co after leading a strong financial recovery. John T. Brown also resigns as vice chairman. A new three year credit deal with 89 banks is announced alongside leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Payne
New York City
Morgan Stanley & Co
J. Curran Freeman
Case
Freeman
Grede
Brown
Births and Adoption Notice Summary
Births list includes Sandra Lee Vander Zee at 613 North 9th Street on December 23 and a son born December 27 to Harry and Mrs Schomberg in La Crosse. Also a December 26 daughter for Gordon Van Dunk in Holmen and births to Paulin e Bratberg Ernest J Weschcke LaVonne Johnson Clayton Ritchert Elsie Schultz Melvin Roscovius Betty Abbott in varied Wisconsin locales. An adoption reports a son James Bernard born December 21 adopted by Dr Jerry Holman and Norma Lee Calloway from Reads-town with ties to Viroqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee
Ronald Vanderzee
N. 9Th St
Mary Bell
Harry Schomberg
la Crosse
Arlyss Stelloh
Lutheran
Gordon van Dunk
R. 1
Holmen
Pauline Bratberg
Ernest J. Weschcke
Onalaska
LaVonne Johnson
Clayton Ritchert
New Lisbon
Elsie Schultz
Melvin Roscovius
McLean Ave
Tomah
Betty Abbott
James Bernard
Jerry Holman
Long Beach
Calif
Norma Lee Calloway
Reads‘town
Dr. Holman
Viroqua
Year Ends with Brisk Business and Higher Incomes
An upbeat 1961 close notes brisk commerce, higher wages, and longer work weeks. Stock indexes near record highs with regulatory watches on Wall Street. Tariff battles loom as President seeks more power while industries face antitrust actions and ongoing disputes.
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New York
Wall Street
America
Western
Europe
U.S
Federal Building Site Selected in St Paul
Rep Joe Karth said a tentative federal office and courts building site across from the post office in St Paul has been chosen. Bernard Boutin of the GSA called from Washington to confirm, with final selection pending plans by the St Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority to acquire land and sell about 77000 square feet. The project received 11.5 million dollars in the last Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Joe Karth
Karth
Bernard Boutin
General Services Administration
Washington, D.C
Marriage Licenses Listed for Sparta Area Couples
David A. Eilertson and Charlotte L. Manske plan a January 6 wedding in Chaseburg. Darwin B. Culpitt and Kathleen Marie Thurston set January 6 in Sparta. William Hugh Richards and Suzanne Hubbard to wed December 30 in Sparta. James H. Lydon and Karen L. Sullivan to marry December 30 in Norwalk. Gary H. Rugg and Ellen Marie Kremmer to wed December 30 in Cataract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Eilertson
Kane St
Charlotte L. Manske
R. J
Chaseburg
Sparta
Wis
Darwin B. Culpitt
Kathleen Marie Thurston
Angelo
William Hugh Richards
Boulder
Colo
Suzanne Hubbard
Cassel
Minn
James H. Lydon
Tomah
Karen L. Sullivan
Norwalk
Gary H. Rugg
Ellen Marie Kremmer
Little Falls
Kennedy invites Saud to visit Washington
President Kennedy invites King Saud of Saudi Arabia to come to Washington for a visit once he recovers. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger confirmed a letter of invitation was sent, with no date specified, while the king remains hospitalized in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
King
Boston
Salinger
Daley's Son Receives Ticket as Driver Arrested in Chicago
Mayor Richard J Daleys son Richard Daley Jr is ticketed for a stop sign violation on Rush and Huron Streets. Patrolman Phil Tolan also arrests a CTA bus driver for disorderly conduct and ejects 60 passengers into cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weanesany
Phil Tolan
Richard Daley Jr
Rush
Huron Streets
Near North Side
Tolan
Daley
Chicago Transit Authority
Uncle Ray seeks questions on science history for encyclopedia prize
Seventh grade pupils at Mathewson Junior High in Wichita kansas are told to send five top questions on science history or geography to Uncle Ray for a chance to win a 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia. The notice mentions Polynesian migration and Samoan weeds. readers invited to request the Seven Wonders leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson Junior High
Wichita
Kan
Uncle Ray
Asia
Samoan
New Zealand
Hawaiian Islands
Samoan Islands
High Cost Seen For New Year s Hilarity
New Year celebrations face higher costs and blue law limits across many states. Dry areas push revelers to nearby borders while churches host watch night services and events like Cherryville s 150 year old German custom and AdAmAn climb at Pike s Peak. Prices for New Year Eve parties reach up to 35 dollars with drinks extra and Times Square celebrations draw hundreds of thousands before the ball drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thon
Labor Department
New York
Washington
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Cherryville
N.C
Nual
Pike's Peak
Times Square
Times Tower
Change Of Venue Granted In Illinois Thefts
Seven Illinois residents charged with transporting stolen goods into Wisconsin had a change in venue granted to Chicago federal court. Judge Kenneth Grubb noted most defendants and witnesses live in northern Illinois and most violations occurred there. The hijackings near Chicago involved cigarettes cigars and razor blades valued at 75000 and included Meda Calzavera Grayslake Peter Guski Peter Difronzo Torello Digrazia and Irwin Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Illinois
Wisconsin
U.S
Chicago
U. S. District Court
Kenneth P. Grubb
FBI
Meda Calzavera
Grayslake
Peter J. Guski
Peter M. Difronzo
John Torello
Philip J. Digrazia
Irwin Bender
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Toody
Muldoon
Brand X
Chet Huntley
David
Perry Mason
Bar Association
Hope and Company
Ci Iz
Matt Dillon
Kildare
Casey
Gillespie
Zorba
Mitch Miller
Wayne King
Ed Sullivan
Howard K. Smith
Mike
Jim Hagerty
Smith
Hagerty
Arthur Rochester
Alec Drogset
3M Company
Interlake Firm
Case CO
Payne
LA Crosse, Wis
Grandview Hospital
Tomah, Wis
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AP Business News
Commerce Department
Federal Building
Main St
C.C.M
Marquardt Heating and Appliance CO
South Third St
Richard J. Daley
Lad
Ray
Frances Stilley
Gaston County
Colorado Springs
AdAmAn Club
IGA
Kraft
Philadelphia
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Lestoil
Charmin
Reynold
Wright
Roi
DU Pont
Planter’s
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