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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
7
Police Commissioner Edmund L McNamara announced a 15 year old boy has been identified as the suspect in the strangling death of a Roxbury girl. The youth, one of four questioned, will be arraigned in Roxbury District Court on a delinquent child charge.
A liquefied gas leak in an alley led to a basement explosion in Garden City New York destroying the Reporter of Direct Mail Advertising plant building. The blast caused no injuries but forced evacuation of 15 residents and damaged surrounding structures. The firm valued the building at 60000 dollars and the mailing list at 250000 dollars was saved. Officials said gas drums stored beside the building ignited by an oil burner.
The re organized Cub pack at St Joseph the Workman Cathedral holds its first meeting and charter presentation at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the cathedral basement. Boys interested in Cub Scouting and their parents may attend.
U S officials warn that cautious South Vietnamese field officers and timid small unit leaders may prolong the war against the Viet Cong. Despite U.S. aid, Diem’s tight control and past French rule hinder initiative, while Viet Cong leadership remains more decisive.
A fragment discusses Atlantis as a supposed island in the Atlantic. It notes experts and skeptics weighing whether such a landmass ever existed, with attention to historic maps and geological theories. The brief hints at ongoing curiosity about ancient civilizations and lost continents.
WAUSAU AP Judicial colleagues from Milwaukee Chicago and Wisconsin attended the funeral of Patrick T Stone a western Wisconsin district court judge who died Sunday of cancer at age 73 Services were held at St James Roman Catholic Church and burial followed at Redlawn Memorial Cemetery with veterans honors Attendees included Federal Judges F Ryan Duffy and Michael Igoe State Supreme Court Chief Justice Timothy Brown former Chief Justice John Martin and U S District Court Judges Robert E Tehan and Kenneth P Grubb among others
In Watertown the Mulens ice cream store attempted a free cone promotion on a day with record low temperatures 31 below, 25 degrees below zero wind chills. Only 36 calls were received for cones.
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