Marines Ready to Invade Cuba Revealed by Shoup
Gen. David M. Shoup disclosed that about 45 000 Marines were ready to invade Cuba with 100 000 more prepared to back them up during the October crisis. He said the numbers were the first public tally of forces poised on ships and bases before Soviet withdrawal. He also rejected automation, vowing Marines would be treated as individuals rather than reduced to mechanical solutions.
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Washington
Cuba
David M. Shoup
Shoup
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Mulder Nursing Home Nears Completion at West Salem
The cost $250000 iMulder Nursing Home in West Salem Wisconsin is set to open by March 15. Owned by Robert and Grace Mulder the facility will house 50 residents with air conditioning television and telephone outlets in every room.
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Mulder Nursing Home
West& Room
la Crosse Cribiuue
Salem Nursing Home
West Salem
Wis
la Crosse County Hospital
Robert
Grace Mulder
Rockland
Nursing Home Development Corp
Madison
Mulder
Mulders
U S Denies Asylum To Siberian Peasants
A group of about 32 Siberian peasants forced entry to the U S Embassy in Moscow seeking asylum from religious persecution. After several hours they were escorted out by a Soviet bus, with officials arranging terms and lodging. The group aims to reach Israel, but remain in the Soviet Union for now.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Israel
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Richard T. Davies
Foreign Ministry
Davies
Kerr Lying In State In Oklahoma Capitol Rotunda
The body of Sen. Robert S. Kerr lies in state at the Oklahoma Capitol rotunda after his death from a heart attack in Washington. The 66 year old Democrat served in the Senate and previously Oklahoma governor. Funeral set for Friday at First Baptist Church with national leaders attending. Temporary interment at Rose Hill Mausoleum before memorial near Ada.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert S. Kerr
Capitol
Oklahoma
Kerr
Washington
Senate
First Baptist Church
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hershel Hobbs
Southern Baptist Convention
John Raley
Oklahoma Baptist University
Frederick Brown Harris
Rose Hill
Ada
J. Howard Edmondson
Wisconsin Feels Freezing Drizzle and Overcast Skies
Freezing drizzle and heavy overcast weather affected Wisconsin with light drizzle in Milwaukee Wausau Stevens Point Rhinelander Ashland Janesville Beloit and Superior. Overnight lows ranged from 26 to 32 with light snow in extreme north and more drizzle forecast for southern and northern areas.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wausau
Stevens Point
Rhinelander
Ashland
Janesville
Beloit
Superior
Racine
Brownsville
Tex
Lovelock
Nev
City skating schedule speeds to evening hours
City rinks open to skaters 6 30 to 9 30 p m with the Lagoon starting at 3 30 p m and closing at 10 p m as reported by the city park department on Thursday.
Organ Concert to Aid Scholarships at LSO
Organist Fredrick L Swann of New York City will headline a concert January 13 at First Congregational Church to raise funds for La Crosse State College musical scholarships. Swann will perform on the 1200 pipe Trane Memorial organ with Riverside Church choir and the church symphony orchestra. Tickets are sold at local shops and by church members.
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la Crosse State College
Fredrick L. Swann
New York City
Swann
Riverside Church
Interchurch Center
Nyc
First Congregational Church
Sanctuary
la Crosse
Church Symphony Orchestra
Northwestern University
Union Seminary
New York
Hugh Porter
France
Carl Weinrich
Princeton University
West Virginia
Art's
Danny's House of Music
Leithold Piano Co
Hoeschler’s Drugstore
First Congregational Choir
American Guild of Organists
Tax May Be Paid When Car Registered
The La Crosse County office explains that sales tax on used car purchases from individuals must be paid at registration. Miss Esther Domke notes dealers collect tax at sale, while private-party buyers license the car, register ownership, and pay tax in one visit or mail to Madison.
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la Crosse County
Esther Domke
Miss Domke
State Motor Vehicle Department
Madison
Vandals Break Ten Panes At Kienah Greenhouse
Ten panes of glass at Kienah's greenhouse located at 1300 Madison Street were shattered on New Year's Eve. La Crosse police reported the vandalism on Thursday. A bicycle found near the greenhouse had been stolen from near Aqui nas High School and left by an unidentified owner. Police noted the bike was not operating correctly. Greenhouse owners are offering a reward for information leading to the vandals.
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Kienah
Madison St
la Crosse
Aquinas High School
Incumbent Files For Supervisor In La Crosse County
Another person files nomination papers for election to the La Crosse County Board. Wilbert Ipsen of 306 Caledonia St is the incumbent supervisor of the 15th Ward and operates Bill's Shoe and Hat Service at 302 Main St. Filing deadline is 5 p.m. Jan 29. Spring election is April 2 with the primary March 3.
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la Crosse
Wilbert Ipsen
Caledonia St
Ipsen
Bill
Main St
Wisconsin Synod Rejects Plan for New Lutheran Agency
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod says it declines to participate with Missouri Synod Lutheran Church in forming a new inter church agency to succeed the National Lutheran Council. Pastor Oscar J. Naumann says the group will join only if doctrinal differences are openly acknowledged and church fellowship is avoided until unity is achieved.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Oscar J. Naumann
Wisconsin Synod
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
National Lutheran Council
United States
Canada
Naumann
Motor Turned Over To Insurance Firm
The La Crosse County Sheriff Department will turn over a recovered outboard motor to the insurance company that had already paid off the owner after it was stolen. Three witnesses reported spotting an 18 horsepower motor on an island near Kam mel gravel pit, and the serial number traced it to Louis Jahnke who said the insurer had compensated him.
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la Crosse County
Harold Troyanek
Robinsdale Ave
Richard Thomas
Frank Currier
Leonard St
William S. Boma
Kammel Gravel Pit
Boma
Paul
Pip
Nelson Defends Outdoor Plan Against Tax Debate
Gov. Gaylord Nelson challenged moves to tax or divert funds from Wisconsin’s $50 million resource development and outdoor recreation program. He warned shifting money to land development would not be warranted and noted the program funds land, development, and recreation, with future legislative scrutiny expected in 1963.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
State Recreation Committee
Nelson
Junk Dealer Fined For Zoning Violation
A La Crosse man named Oscar Tubias was fined 25 dollars plus 4 dollars costs in municipal court for a zoning violation. Judge Leonard Cho presided. Tubias extended a junkyard at 630 North 6th Street into a multiple dwelling district and pleaded no contest.
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la Crosse
Leonard Cho Inacki
Oscar Tubias
Market St
Tubias
N. 6Th St
Eugene Dally
La Crosse Floral Quiet Over 60-Foot Road Plan
A La Crosse Floral Co representative said no decision has been reached on a reported 60-foot road to connect Hoeschler's Cliffwood Heights Addition with Cass Street. John Zoerb noted the discussions with James A. Hoeschler have been only exploratory, while Hoeschler stated the road would link the new addition with the northern street, as the development currently exits to the south and west.
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la Crosse Floral Co
Ebner’s Coulee
Hoeschler
Cliffwood Heights
Cass Street
John Zoerb
James A
Jake) Hoeschler
la Crosse Tribune
Increased Postal Rates Take Effect Monday Nationwide
Postal officials confirmed new rates go into effect January 7, with first class letters rising from 4 to 5 cents an ounce and air mail from 7 to 8 cents. Cards jump from 3 to 4 cents, and 1-cent stamps will be scarce as customers adapt. The change, expected to bring about $600 million in revenue, also introduces a 1-cent drop for stamp booklets and includes a new postage chart inside.
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la Crosse
Ralph H. Tope
Topel
America
Washington, D.C
New York City
Washington
Wuest Names Boma Undersheriff In La Crosse County
La Crosse County Sheriff-elect Paul Wuest announced William S. Boma will be undersheriff. Both are Democrats and will take office Monday noon, with Boma overseeing criminal investigation and training as part of the sheriff’s department reforms.
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la Crosse County
Paul
Pip) Wuest
William S. Boma
Boma
Wuest
Radio Highlights and Public Hearing Schedule
WLCX-7 p.m. Vox Pop airs followed by a 7 30 p.m. public hearing on Sunday closing for retail stores. The item outlines listening times and the hearing topic on store hours.
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WLCX
Hospital Laundry Dept. Head Retires After 42 Years
John D. Schmeckpeper, longtime manager of the La Crosse Lutheran Hospital laundry, retires after 42 years with the hospital. Born in Barre Mills, he began in 1917, served in World War I, and returned in 1920. He and his wife live at 2018 S. 13th Place and have six children. Mrs. Hilda Kinney, night nursing supervisor, completed her 25th year and attended a tea with the nursing staff.
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la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
John D.schmeckpeper
Schmeckpeper
Barre Mills
de- Schmeckpeper
S. 13Th Place
Hilda Kinney
Kinney
George Washington
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