State Building Commission approves $15,000 for La Crosse plans
Madison reports the State Building Commission voted an extra 15 000 to finalize La Crosse regional office plans. The action follows earlier approvals for a 785 000 project and site purchase. Funding may come from borrowing repaid by agency rents with new Milwaukee campus classroom and remodeling costs also approved.
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Snowfall Here Heaviest Since November 1957
The Wednesday snow was the heaviest continuous downpour since Nov. 18 1957 with 4.4 inches reported. It was minor compared to the 11 inches that fell on that memorable Saturday in 1957. Winds were calm, aiding easy removal and a shallow moisture content of .16 inch. La Crosse led the state in snowfall, with notable temperature drops overnight into Thursday.
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Eisenhower Seeks Federal Crime Clear To Block School Integration
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pass a seven point civil rights package. It would make it a federal crime to use force or threats to obstruct desegregation orders, expand FBI powers, inspect election records, aid localities, educate children of military families, extend the Civil Rights Commission, and create an equal job opportunity commission.
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Hitchhiker Backs 1100 Miles To Repay Theft Charge
Leo Empie of Albuquerque traveled 1100 miles to answer a $73 theft charge. A Wisconsin court dismissed the charge and granted six months to repay the money. Empie returned home after police declined to transport him, aided by a chaplain and court attendants who provided meals. His employer had advanced $10 for his journey.
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Plane crash at LaGuardia kills 65 of 73 aboard
Investigators probe why the big American Airlines Electra crashed near LaGuardia killing 65 aboard. Pilot died. both crew survivors are critically injured. Questions center on radio altitude guidance and possible mechanical failure as salvage operations continue in 30 to 35 feet of water.
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Charter Presented To AFL-CIO Council Here
The La Crosse AFL-CIO Council was recognized Wednesday night after merging the La Crosse Trades and Labor Council with the La Crosse County Industrial Union Council. Lt. Gov. Phillip Nash and Father James McDonald addressed the ceremony as about 600 people attended. The charter was presented by Charles Heymanns to Bernard Thill and officers, pledging growth and unity under the national organization. George Haberman of the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO spoke on responsibility to the community and the labor movement.
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Missing B50 with 12 aboard reported down in Atlantic
A U S Air Force B50 Hurricane Hunter with 12 crew members was missing and presumed down after a sighting of a burning plane over the Atlantic. Searches by Coast Guard and Navy units faced 40 mph winds and rough seas as survivors were not yet located.
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President's Award To John Sleik At La Crosse Civic Meet
John Sleik Jr., malt master at G Heileman Brewery, received the 13th President's Award at the La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce annual meeting for outstanding civic duty. He is active in multiple organizations and values family, home, and community work.
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Chamber Annual Meeting Highlights Upgrew Outlook
La Crosse Chamber heard Dr. Arthur Upgrew project a 480 billion dollar 1958 year end GNP as recovery from the 1957 58 recession continues. He warned a money supply collapse could trigger future downturn and noted 1958 Q4 GNP reached 453 billion with 446 billion in 1957 Q3. He cited broad growth prospects through 1970 and presented John T. Sleik Jr. with the President's Award.
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Tape Evidence Ties Soviet Jets to U S Plane Shootdown
The U S releases a graphic tape of radio chatter between Soviet pilots and a State Department summary detailing the Septembers loss of a C130. Six of 17 Americans were recovered. 11 remain missing as Nixon and Dulles pressed Mikoyan for information amid denials.
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