1964 Outlook for La Crosse Industry Expansion
Local industries plan expansion in 1964 with new absorption water chillers from Trane plus Lab 3 upgrades. The La Crosse Tribune survey notes higher expected sales than 1963, with trials of 22-to-5 ton compressors, new product lines, and labor force growth ahead of 1964.
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la Crosse Industries
Hancock
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Trailer Corp
Northern Plastics
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Northern States Power Co
Trane CO
la Crosse
Thomas Hancock
Trane
Battles Over Rights And Tax Reduction Lie Ahead
Congress adjourned its lengthy 1963 session amid warnings of more difficult work ahead. Senate leaders hailed key items like the nuclear test ban, education bills, and aid for public colleges while rights legislation and tax reduction remained unresolved. New construction in La Crosse hit a record for 1963 at 11.59 million, with major projects planned for 1964 including at La Crosse State College and local public facilities.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
la Crosse
Eugene Dally
la Crosse State College
Holiday Inn
Logan Junior High School
Trane Co
Stoffel Court
Dally
Pine Street
17Th Street
East Avenue
Logan Junior High
Johnson Signs Water Project Bill for 817 Million
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing water project work totaling nearly 817 million dollars. The law increases basin authorizations to 600 million and funds ten river basins for two years, with five new projects including Missouri River bank stabilization at 3 million. In separate note, a 4.4 billion public works bill faced possible veto over Panama Canal money and executive approval procedures.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Ohio
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Missouri River
Ohio River
Upper
Mississippi River
Johnson City
Executive Department
Alabama Girl Chosen 1964 Maid of Cotton
Katy Sue Meredith, 21, from Andalusia Alabama, was selected as the 1964 Maid of Cotton in Memphis over 19 rivals. A senior at Alabama State, she majors in home economics, stands 5 8 and weighs 130 pounds, with a 95 grade average.
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Memphis, Tenn
Katy Sue Meredity
Andalusia
Ala
Memphis
Alabama State
No New Year's Day Editions for The La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune will not publish editions on New Year's Day. No special issue or extra edition is planned for January 1. readers are advised to check next weekday for regular publication.
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Ward Avenue
Losey Boulevard
la Crosse
Hancock
Mobile
la Crosse Tribune
Civic Center Plan Lets La Crosse Seek Federal Aid
The La Crosse Common Council, City Plan Commission, and Mayor’s committee unanimously recommend the Redevelopment Authority prepare a federal funds application for a Civic Center project. Estimated total cost nets at 2 178 800 with city share 244 700, spanning from State Street to the La Crosse River between 4th and 7th Streets over about twenty years.
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la Crosse
Candeub
Fleissig
State Street
la Crosse River
4Th
7Th Streets
Chou En-Lai Backs Peaceful Coexistence View
Premier Chou En-lai said China seeks peaceful coexistence with capitalism and opposes a new world war. He faulted U S policy over Formosa and called for American troop withdrawal, while stressing equality and cooperation in a joint communique with Morocco.
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Peking
Chou En-lai
Chou
United States
Red
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Rabat
Morocco
Albania
Soviet Union
Africa
Tunisia
Ghana
Mali
Guinea
East Africa
Red China
Peace At New Year Across World Seeks Global Harmony
The world welcomes 1964 with prayers and revelry as leaders express hope for peace. In Italy locals toss junk from windows to shed the old, while Times Square hosts a ball drop watched by millions. Japan’s AIkeda and Khrushchev exchange New Year greetings hoping for security and peace.
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New York
Times Square
Allied Chemical Building
Times Tower
Grand Central Terminal
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Khrushchev
Blinky the Hereford Winks Ahead of Holiday
A UPI telephoto shows Baby Hereford Blinky winking as a playful holiday cue. The caption hints the wink might say “Make that one for the road milk” in lighthearted fashion.
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Blinky
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