Yggeseth Wins First Event of Ski Jump Tour
Thorbjorn Yggeseth of Norway won the opening four-jump tour event in Oberstdorf with 247.70 and 237.88 foot jumps and 22.07 points. Antero Immonen of Finland was second. John Balfanz of Minneapolis placed seventh with 208.6 points. Gene Kotlarek of Duluth finished 14th with 201.0 points as 79 jumpers competed. Balfanz praised the condition of the course after his jumps.
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Oberstdord
Germany
Thorbjorn Yggeseth
Norway
Antero Immonen
Finland
John Balfanz
Minneapolis
Balfanz
United States
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth
Minn
Luther Freshman Paul Hanson Shines Amid Tournament Action
Luther's 6-foot freshman guard Paul Hanson nicknamed Deacon by the public address announcer dazzled in tournament play as the son of Trinity Lutheran Church pastor Rev Lavern Hanson. His competition included Philip Schlachtenhausen of Decorah, a 6-2 freshman guard generating buzz for the next four years. Beloit defeated Carleton 101-94 in overtime, while Winona State edged Carroll 71-70 on a 15-foot jumper by Captain Lyle Papenfuss as the final horn rang.
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Ripon
Luther
Paul Hanson
Deacon
Lavern Hanson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Iowa
Paul
Bob Baren
Philip Schlachtenhausen
Decorah
Beloit
Carleton
Winona State College
Carroll
Lyle Papenfuss
la Crescent
la Crosse Central
Winona
Halas and His Early NFL Triumph Recalled in Controversy
The article recalls George Halas leading the Chicago Bears to an early championship amid controversy. It notes Halas faced criticism including calls to fire him and even was hanged in effigy outside Wrigley Field as the season ended, reflecting an era of volatile opinion.
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McRae
Petitbon
Halas
NFL
Wrigley Field
Lacey Signs with Vikings After Gator Bowl Show
Minnesota Vikings inked All-America end Bob Lacey after the Gator Bowl win over North Carolina. Lacey caught three passes and a two point conversion, strained a knee, and joined eight drafted rookies while Jets and Hamilton courted him. Coach Norm Van Brocklin and GM Bert Rose aim to sign four more rookies from Nebraska Auburn Orange Bowl lineup.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Minnesota Vikings
Bob Lacey
Vikings
Minnesota
Norm van Brocklin
Bert Rose
Lacey
North Carolina
Air Force
NFL
New York Jets
Hamilton
van Brocklin
Rose
George Rose
Auburn
John Kirby
Nebraska
Monte Kiffin
Mailon Kent
Former State Champion Fares Poorly Against Ralston
Honolulu AP report shows Wally Jensen a former Wisconsin state high school champ, now Army doctor in Hawaii, losing 6-4 to Davis Cup star Dennis Ralston in an exhibition. McKinley beat Higgins 6-4. Jensen and Ralston then dropped doubles 7-5 to McKinley and Higgins.
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Honolulu
Wisconsin
Dennis Ralston
Wally Jensen
Wauwatosa
Wis
Hawaii
Ralston
Chuck McKinley
Australia
United States
McKinley
Billy Higgins
Jensen
Wauwatosa East
Higgins
Darlene Hard Heads USLTA Women’s Rankings
Darlene Hard of Long Beach California is voted No 1 in the USLTA women's singles rankings for the fourth consecutive year. The selection awaits approval at the annual meeting in Corpus Christi Texas February 15. Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach is ranked second. Wimbledon winner Chuck McKinley tops the men’s list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Hard
USLTA
Corpus Christi
Texas
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Billie Jean Moffitt
Miss Moffitt
Margaret Smith
Australia
Gophers Rally Past Army 6-3 In Final Period Comeback
In Minneapolis on Saturday night the Minnesota Gophers erased a deficit with a four goal burst in the final period to defeat Army 6-3 in a college hockey game. The rally highlighted Minnesota's offense as Army's defense struggled late.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Gophers
Army
Permanent Kennedy Assassination Record Book Offer
A newspaper advertises a permanent complete record on President Kennedy's assassination offered at cost. It invites readers to see details below for access to the book.
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Kennedy
Narcotics a Factor In 25 Percent Of U S Crime
A columnist highlights crime statistics and offbeat facts in a satirical roundup. Items include narcotics driving a quarter of U S crime, albatross feeding, odds on aging, and misc anecdotes from Hal Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Boyle
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Gene Tunneys Son Seeks Congress Nomination
John V. Tunney, 29, son of former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, announces plans to seek the Democratic nomination for California's 38th District seat held by Republican Rep. Pat Minor Martin. At a Palm Springs party honoring the elder Tunney, the father urged his nomination and election for his son. John resides in Riverside, California.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Gene Tunney
John V. Tunney
California
Pat Minor Martin
Tunney
John
Riverside
Senator Kennard Receives 635-Pound Baby Elephant
Fort Worth Texas Senator Don Kennard became owner of a 635-pound baby elephant after a gift from Bill Newbold, a former local cameraman now with the State Department in Cambodia. Customs charged $1,400 shipping and a 10 day quarantine at $38 daily. The senator questioned Cambodia’s C O D arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Don Kennard
San Francisco
Kennard
Bill Newbold
State Department
Cambodia
C.O.D
Loewe Donates Music Royalties to Desert Hospital
Palm Springs California composer Frederick Fritz Loewe famed for My Fair Lady donates about 1 million dollars in music royalties to Desert Hospital. He arranged to give the hospital 50 percent of his royalties for the life of the copyright and praised Palm Springs as his favorite place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Frederick
Fritz) Loewe
Desert Hospital
Loewe
the Hospital
Khrush Sees Chance For East West Accord
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said in 1964 there are reasonable prospects for an East West accord with broad measures to slow the arms race and ease tensions. He proposed force reductions, military spending cuts, a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, no dis semination of nuclear weapons, and zones free of nuclear arms. He cited foreign force reductions and noted the American public may not want war as Lyndon Johnson pursues peaceful settlement.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Henry Shapiro
United Press _ International
North Atlantic Alliance
Shapiro
Tass
United Sates
Lyndon Johnson
Bowling Scores and Standings from Pla Mor Lanes
Bowling scores from Pla Mor lanes show Purdue Wisconsin Michigan State Indiana Slippery Rock Ohio State Minnesota Northwestern Illinois with high games and totals. Team and individual leaders include M Mengelt P Johnson B Weisenberger J Amock and names such as R Lund D Sprehn and F Spah with multiple high scores listed.
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Eame
TP Wen
Doug Potter
la Crosse
Michigan
Jim Rockers
St. Mary's
Minnesota
Larry Tranberg
Michigan State
Jack Ankerson
Ripon
Illinois
Wiliie Alexander Ripon
Iowa
Gary Mevis Ripon
Ohio State
Marilyn Baum Luther
Wisconsin
Dim Maloney
Indiana
Ken Peterson
Northwestern
Harry Prestegard Luther
Purdue
Slippery Rock
Smith
M. Mengelt
D. Lund
C. Deml
R. Lund
D. Sprehn
P. Johnson
A. Rieland
Tri State Deaths Feature Wisconsin Obituaries
Mrs Albert Amundson of Westby aged 73 died Sunday in a Viroqua hospital. Former Marie Iverson born March 7 1890 in Town of Coon. Survived by husband one daughter one sister and five grandchildren. Services Thursday at Westby Coon Prairie Lutheran Church. Burial Coon Prairie Cemetery. Mary Dilworth died in Whitehall hospital. Services Tuesday Blair Frederixon Funeral Chapel. Burial Zion Lutheran Cemetery. Josephine Novey 87 of Hillsboro died Dec 28. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday First Congregational Church Hillsboro. Burial Champion Valley Cemetery. Albert T Wee 69 of Soldiers Grove died Dec 28 in a Viroqua hospital. Survived by wife three sons two daughters nine grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday North Kickapoo Lutheran Church. Burial church cemetery.
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Westby
Wis
Albert Amundson
Viroqua
Marie Iverson
Coon
Iver Iverson
Clayton
Elanor) Lee
Casper Hooverson
la Crosse
Westby- Coon Prairie Lutheran Church
H. O. Ansen
Coon Prairie
Blair
Mary (Duxbury) Dilworth
Whitehall
Frederixon Funeral Chapel
L. H. Jacobson
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Soldiers Grove
Albert T. Wee
Helen
Gorman
Robert
Roger
Ishmael
Charlotte) Aspenson
Duane
Shirley) Lysne
Ferryville
Sylfest Herried
Madison
Peter Fortney
Sidney Sherry
North Kickapoo
Rockefeller to enter Oregon presidential primary
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller will enter the Oregon presidential preference primary on May 15 as part of his campaign strategy to win rank and file support. The move broadens Rockefeller’s effort beyond early states as he seeks backing from party members nationwide.
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Associated Press
Albany, N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
New York
Rockefeller targets primaries as GOP support wavers
Rockefeller seeks to overcome divorce and remarriage fallout by pressing primaries in New Hampshire and California while bypassing GOP leaders. An AP survey ranks him fourth behind Goldwater Nixon and Lodge among likely nominees as he resumes active campaigning after Kennedy's assassination. He plans a major Portsmouth address Friday.
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Rockefeller
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
California
Oregon
Dent Nixon
Los Angeles
Robert Rowan
Republican State Committee
GOP
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Scranton
Nixon
Kennedy
Portsmouth
N.H
Weather Record Wis Partly cloudy and milder for Tuesday
Wisconsin and nearby states show partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with moderating temperatures. Snow traces in Minnesota and light snow possible north Iowa. Five day forecast expects temperatures 5 to 8 degrees below normal with modest precipitation and varying highs from 18 to 27 across western and southern Wisconsin.
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Wis
Minn
Iowa
Wisconsin
River Readings and Weather Stages Today
Data shows LaCrosse station readings with a 24 hour stage at 12 450000. Sun rise at 7 39 and set at 4 37. Heating degree days to date 68 total 2513 last year 2671 normal 2790.
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Hood
Lacrosse
Thomas A Morelli Dies. Former La Crosse Resident
Services for Thomas A Morelli 58 formerly of La Crosse were Dec 14 in Inglewood California Born in La Crosse February 9 1905 to George F and Mrs Morelli he moved to California about 24 years ago He is survived by his widow Dorothy L of Inglewood.
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Thomas A. Morelli
la Crosse
Inglewood
Calif
George F. Morelli
California
Obituary: Jennie Snell 88 Dies in Buffalo Home
Jennie Snell died at her sister Mrs. Thomas Devine’s home 1812 Kane Street early Monday December 30. Born May 13 1875 in Little Falls New York she was the eldest member of North Presbyterian Church. Survived by brother George S. Snell of Winnipeg Canada. Services Thursday 1 30 pm at Dickinson Caledonia Street Chapel Rev Leonard Beenken officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday after 4 pm.
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Jennie Snell
Thomas Devine
Kane St
Little Falls
N.Y
North Presbyterian Church
George S. Snell
Winnipeg
Canada
Dickinson Caledonia Street
Leonard Beenken
Oak Grove Cemetery
Births in LaCrosse and Milwaukee Hospitals
In Grandview Hospital on Dec. 26 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Shirleigh Van Riper of Onalaska. On Dec. 27 a daughter Tammy Jean arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson of Pine Street. In Rock Island on Dec. 20 a son Scott Alan was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kumpf. In Milwaukee St. Luke's Hospital on Dec. 23 a daughter Sheila Kay was born to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bryhn.
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Shirleigh van Riper
Onalaska
Joanne Wakeen
Thomas Ghelf
Loomis St
Marlys Levendoski
Tammy Jean
Roger Johnson
Pine St
Eleanor Bjorge
Rock Island, Ill
Scott Alan
Robert Kumpf
Rock Island
Kumpf
Spring Grove
Minn
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheila Kay
Myron Bryhn
Shirley Osley
Ettrick
Coast Searched For Missing Duluth Flier
The Civil Air Patrol planned a coast line search from Oxnard to Santa Barbara for Donald Hubert a Duluth man missing since Christmas Day after taking off from Oxnard in a rented Cessna 180. The CAP suspected a local flight and hunted the coast as he had shown interest in the area. A Las Vegas search yielded no trace.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Civil Air Patrol
Oxnard
Duluth
CAP
Las Vegas
Monroe Youth Killed In Illinois Car Crash
Thomas M. Cashman age 17 of Monroe Wisconsin died in a two car collision on U S Highway 12 south of Richmond Illinois in McHenry County He attended St Bede's School in Peru Illinois and was returning home from a Chicago visit Three others were injured in the Sunday crash
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Richmond, Ill
Thomas M. Cashman
Monroe
Wis
U.S. Highway 12
Richmond
McHenry County
St. Bede's School of
Peru
Ill
Chicago
G. David Dixon
St. Louis County
Clayton Doyle Claffey
Kilkenny
Minn. 3
Faribault
Kenneth J. Weber
Verna Peterson
Alexandria
Three Minnesota Children Die After Train Car Collision
A Great Northern passenger train struck a car near Melrose as four suburban Twin Cities children rode with their mother Mary Noel Korf 18. Three children died and a fourth was hospitalized. The toll from weekend crashes rose to 781 for 1963, with two more Minnesotans dying in Kansas.
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Great Northern
Twin Cities
Melrose
Kansas
Mary Noel Korf
New Brighton
Locals share New Year's Eve at VFW Club
VFW Club rooms open for members and invited guests on New Year’s Eve with music dancing and lunch. Donald J. Burritt and family visit Mrs Mary Raith for the holidays while Burritt serves at Rucker AFB Alabama. Universal Photo Service offers film drop for photo finishing.
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VFW
Formica
Advanced Surfacing Co
13Th
Weston
Donald J. Burritt
Mary Raith
Rose St
Burritt
Rucker Afb
Ala
Universal Photo Service
State Street
la Crosse
King Koin
State Road
Aletta
Electrolux Cleaner Salesman and Probate Notice
Advertises a Milwaukee area Electrolux cleaner and office equipment sales job with commissions. Also announces a probate hearing in La Crosse County Wisconsin on January 21 1964 for the estate of Elizabeth Buchner and a public zoning amendment hearing on January 7 1964 in La Crosse County Wisconsin.
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Electrolux
Electrolux Corp
Mississippi Street
la Crosse
Wis
Tribune Legal
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Elizabeth Buchner
de Bonis
City of
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Hubert J. Schleiter
Hoeschler
W. N. Allen
Court House
Lakewood
Onalaska
County
Richard D. Nagle
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Champion Valley Cemetery
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Yuba
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Howell Appling Jr
Goldwater
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Pennsylvania
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Cheryl
Kathleen
University Hospitals
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Melrose Community Hospital
William Wiechmann
Vincent James Schwartz
Rosemary Pistilli
Hibbing
U.S. 53
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Arthur
Eddie P. Nelson
Nelson
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St. Paul
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Pratt
Kan
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Highway Patrol
Exchange State Bank
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Weimaraner
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Stoddar
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West Bend
Tom
Main St
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Law Woolen Mills Co
George
Gerwitz Const
Kleen Air Furnace Cleaning Co
Ray L. Revor
Jackson
Lovold
Skoglund
George Roberge
la Fond Ave
Wallpaper and Paint CO
Yanzer Sanitarium
Ith
Russell J. Gile
Roth's Flor-Mart, Inc
South Ave
Blue Moon Lounge
Fitz
Fritz
Uncle Carl
B. A. Miller
Washington St
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