Gardner Resignation Seen As Protest On Budget Cuts
Washington AP reports John W. Gardner resigned as HEW secretary, citing Congress and the public failing to face urban poverty and discrimination. He said budget cuts and Vietnam were not factors. Gardner, 55, will return to the Carnegie Foundation as a consultant.
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Gardner
Washington
John W. Gardner
Johnson
HEW
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Carnegie Corporation
Foundation
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Charles L. Schultze
Budget Bureau
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Department
Defense Department
U.S. Ships North Korea Row Reaches U N Security Council
Diplomats report Israel U S and allied officials discuss inviting North Korea to join debates as Goldberg says the goal is to ensure ship and crew return and to enforce the armistice while opposing acts of terrorism. Critics warn of Communist propaganda and calls to withdraw foreign troops from South Korea.
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Goldberg
North Korea
South Korea
U.N
Security Council
U.S
United States
Vietnam
U.N. General Assembly
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea
Uncurk
United Nations
Contamination Report From Thule B52 Crash Site
Air Force teams find hydrogen bomb fragments near the Thule base crash site and confess uncertainty about the remaining four bombs. Maj. Gen. Hunziker says debris is kept in place to control contamination though search plans remain undecided.
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Joseph P. Mohbat
Thule Air Base
Greenland
U.S. Air Force
Arctic Circle
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
North Star Bay
Richard O. Hunziker
Hunziker
Thule Base
Frank F. Hopkins
Andrews Air Force Base
SAC
Thule
Commerce Secretary Trowbridge Hospitalized For Chest Pain
Commerce Secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge, 38, is listed in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital after entering due to chest pains. A spokesman says he had a mild heart attack eighteen months ago and has been tired and run down, but no new heart attack is suspected.
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Washington (Ap
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Washington Hospital
Trowbridge
Commerce Department
Boy Runs After Dog Killed in Minnesota Farm Town
A three year old boy, Thomas Steve mer, was killed when he ran after his dog and was struck by a car near his Nicollet County home north of St Peter. The driver, Carl G Backlund, 56, Madison Lake, swerved after seeing the dog and then the boy. The child was the son of Howard and Mrs Steiner who farm five miles north of St Peter.
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Associated Press
Nicollet
Minnesota
Thomas Stevemer
St. Peter
Highway Patrol
Carl G. Backlund
Madison Lake
Howard Steiner
Senators Press For Clear Explanations On Naval Deployments
Kuchel urged Johnson to explain the circumstances fully at the earliest feasible time. Tydings called for a congressional probe into sending ships into dangerous waters without air cover, Javits demanded a full administration explanation by Monday and suggested a Senate inquiry if not provided.
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Kuchel
Johnson
Sen
Joseph D. Tydings
Dmd
Congressional
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
Two La Crosse Boys Charged In Car Theft Case
Two boys aged 16 and 17 were booked for stealing a 1965 automobile in La Crosse on January 19 and driving it to Dane County. They were arrested January 20 by Dane County authorities and face potential Juvenile Court action. The guardian and social services case workers are involved. The car owner is Willard Bess of 90242 S. 8th St.
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la Crosse
Dane County
la Crosse County
Literary Critic Arthur Winters Dies at Stanford
Arthur Ivor Winters, noted Stanford poet and critic, died Thursday of cancer at 67. The longtime English instructor began his Stanford career 40 years ago. He is survived by his widow Janet Lewis, a son Daniel of Madison Wisconsin, and a daughter Mrs Donald Thompson of Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Stanford, Calif
Arthur Ivor Winters
Stanford University
Winters
Stanford
Janet Lewis
Daniel
Madison
Wis
Donald Thompson
Cambridge
Mass
Day For Retarded Postponed To Feb 4
Winter recreation day at Camp Winnebago for families with retarded children is postponed to Sunday February 4 at 2 p.m. due to lack of snow. Attendees should bring wieners or marshmallows to roast at Winnebago Valley located five miles south of Caledonia Minnesota on County Highway 5.
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Camp
Winnebago
Winnebago Valley
Caledonia, Minn
County Hwy. 5
City Notices of Patient Transfers and Admissions
On Jan 25 at 2 p m Mrs Rose Sagear of 763 N 23rd St was admitted home from St Francis Hospital. Also Jan 25 at 5 32 p m George Birnbaum 62 of 915 S 10th St entered St Francis Hospital with illness. Jan 26 at 7 53 a m Willard Swan 53 of 827 Green Bay St moved to Lutheran Hospital for illness after leaving Toby s Bar.
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Rose Sagear
N. 23Rd St
St. Francis Hospital
George Birnbaum
S. 10Th St
Toby’s Bar
Willard Swan
Green Bay St
Lutheran
Fire Alarm and Basement Blaze Reported in La Crosse
Fire box false alarm at 7th and Adams Streets. Early morning fire at Franklin Brown residence 2712 South Ave caused moderate basement damage. No injuries reported. Investigators are reviewing cause and response times.
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7Th
Adams Streets
Franklin Brown
South Ave
Marriage Licenses for Nicholson Briggs in La Crosse
Timothy J. Nicholson and Debra S. Briggs apply for a marriage license in La Crosse. Nicholson lists 1702 Wood Street as his address, Briggs as R. 2. The couple is to be married on February 3 in the area.
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Timothy J. Nicholson
Wood Sr
Debra S. Briggs
la Crosse
Light bulbs stolen from outdoor fixture in La Crosse
Lloyd Olson of 2311 Prospect St reported to La Crosse police that three light bulbs valued at 5.94 dollars were stolen from an outdoor fixture near his home Friday morning.
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Lloyd Olson
Prospect St
la Crosse
Sparta and Reedsburg Face Off in Friday Radio Spotlight
WCOW-FM airs Friday at 7:45 p.m. a basketball game between Sparta and Reedsburg, previewing key matchups and player action.
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Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Reedsburg
Parade on television coverage for St. Paul parade
American Cablevision will carry the St. Paul Winter Carnival parade on Channel 2 this Saturday at 1 30 p m.
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American Cablevision
St. Paul
Pup alerts city woman to basement fire
A dog barking alert led Mrs. Brown of 2712 South Ave to a basement fire in her Franklin Brown home Friday. The blaze started in a pen for the pup in an old coal bin, likely from heat from an extension cord or a faulty light, scorching walls and ceilings as the pup escaped to the stairs and then the bedroom.
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Franklin Brown
South Ave
Prejudice Writ Challenge A Gein Trial Judge
A writ of prejudice was filed Thursday against Waushara County Judge Boyd Clark who is slated to preside at a February 21 preliminary hearing on Ed Gein’s first degree murder case. Gein, jailed for a decade at Central State Hospital, faces the 1957 murder of Bernice Worden.
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Wautoma
Ed Gein
William Belter
Gein
Waushara
Boyd Clark
Plainfield
Bernice Worden
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Clark
Madison
Marquette County
Andrew Cotter
Montello
Two More Seek La Crosse County Board Seats
Erving Horman of Onalaska and Virgil M. Clark filed Friday with County Clerk Esther Domke. Clark opposes incumbent C. E. Christopher for the 6th District in the April 2 election. Horman seeks the south Onalaska 33rd District seat with no other filings yet.
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la Crosse County
Esther Domke
Erving Horman
Green St
Onalaska
Virgil M. Clark
S. 17Th St
Clark
C. E. Christopher
Horman
Sentencing Set For Girl Pleading Guilty To Theft
A La Crosse girl, Sharon L. Matthews, 20, pled guilty to stealing jewelry valued at 126.50 from Howes Jewelers on November 21. Judge Leonard F. Roraff set February 16 for sentencing after a presentence report, releasing her without bond until that date.
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la Crosse
Sharon L. Matthews
Lynne Tower Hotel
Leonard F. Roraff
Howes Jewelers
Jay St
William E. Howes
Miss Matthews
Roraff
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Wisconsin Department of Social Services
Nursing Advisers Elect Officers in La Crosse County
Mrs. Arthur C. Herman of West Salem was chosen president of the La Crosse County Citizens Advisory Council. New officers include Mrs. Stanley Roberts of Holmen as vice president and Mrs. Lawrence Curran of Onalaska as secretary treasurer. The 19 members viewed a film on stroke patient care and heard a report on the first year of the home nursing program under Helen Hanson.
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Arthur C. Herman
West Salem
la Crosse County
Citizens Advisory Council
L. T. Lee
Holmen
Helen Hanson
Stanley Roberts
Lawrence Curran
Onalaska
Eleanor Curran
County Nursing Service
Viterbo Piano Recital Preview by Isabelle Ruetten
Isabelle Ruetten a 1965 magna cum laude Viterbo College graduate presents an 8 p.m. Sunday recital in the music hall A preview of her February graduate piano recital at the University of Illinois She will receive her master of music degree this spring and edit a Chopin manuscript missing two pages reconstructing the section in Chopinesque style The program includes Bach Partita No 1 in Bb Ravel Gaspard de la Nuit and Chopin Sonata in B minor Op 58
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Isabelle Ruetten
Viterbo College
University of Illinois
Miss Ruetten
Ravel
Gaspard de la Nuit
Chopin
Sonata
Junket to Australia Congress Travel Adds To Dollar Drain
A House Public Works subcommittee travels three weeks to Tahiti Sydney Hong Kong and Singapore with open house tours and overseas work. Treasury official Diehl calls dollar spending abroad a drain while the panel says it won’t affect the balance of payments. Budget expense funds and local currencies back the trip with representatives Clark Clausen Cr sharers and Cramer.
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Dick Barnes Washington
Johnson
House
Pacific
Treasury
William W. Diehl
Office of International Economic Activity
United States
Diehl
House Public Works
International Road Federation
Sydney
Australia
Tahiti
Frank Turner
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Frank M. Clark
D-Pa
Washington
Delaware River and Bay Authority
Thailand
Queensland
Vietnam
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Clark
Don H. Clausen
R-Calif
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Cramer
James C. Cleveland
State Department
Koreans Warned U.S. About Pueblo Incident
Rep. Melvin Laird charged the U.S. government had been warned earlier this month that North Korea planned to move against the Navy intelligence ship Pueblo. He criticized reduction of escort planes and noted wartime losses and a tense regional outlook.
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Washington
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
U.S
Navy
Pueblo
Pearl Harbor
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal
Laird
Vietnam
Middle East
Police nab Wilson after vigil at suspect house
British Mounted Police kept vigil on the suspect house until confirming Wilson's presence. Butler formed a cordon and arrested him. Wilson lived with his wife and three children as Ronald Alloway, having paid about 25000 dollars of a 40000 dollar home. Police reported a considerable amount of British money found in the house.
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Wilson
Butler
Ronald Alloway
Highway Beautification Topic At Rotary Meeting
Robert Mueller of Wisconsin Highways spoke on Highway Beautification and Scenic Easement at the Rotary Club luncheon in Hotel Stoddard. He noted 15 years of scenic easement work, cited the Great River Road as a model, and showed a film on landscape changes from lack of control. The event welcomed new Rotarian A H Stellpflug and guests Ev Edstrom and Tom Mills.
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Robert Mueller
Wisconsin Division of Highways
Rotary
Stoddard
Mueller
Wisconsin
A. H. Stellpflug
la Crosse
Adult Classes In La Crescent Begin Monday
Final registration for adult education is at 7 p.m. Monday at La Crescent High School. Courses include art, home economics, golf, typing and woodworking with a $7.50 fee plus materials. Late registrations may add ceramics and painting as two courses if enough students enroll.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent High School
Education Unit To Meet Monday
The La Crosse Citizens Education Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in Room 2 of Campus School The agenda covers board of education retention of Central High School at 16th and Cass Streets progress and problems of candidates for the elected board of education The meeting is open to the public.
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la Crosse
Fire Death Suit Settled in La Crosse Court
A La Crosse Circuit Court case over a fatal Shelby Town fire was settled and dismissed. Plaintiff Richard Eagon claimed a Zenith television defect caused the fire that killed his wife on September 16, 1962. defendants included Zenith Radio Corp. and Reinhard Bros. Co. The settlement terms were not disclosed.
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la Crosse
Shelby
Richard Eagon
Zenith Radio Corp
Chicago
Kenneth L. Marshall
S. 21St Terrace
Marshall TV and Appliance
Main St
Reinhard Bros. Co
Madison
Eagon
S. 29Th St
Zenith
Marshall
Reinhard
James Bannen
Livestock Prices Report From South St. Paul Market
USDA cattle data show 3,000 head slaughter cattle and 700 calves with feeders to auction. slaughter steers 950 to 1200 pounds fetch 25.50 to 26.50, cows 16.50 to 17.00, calves 19.00 to 23.00. Hogs total 5,500 with barrows and gilts 18.75 to 19.25 for 220 to 245 pounds and 17.75 to 18.75 for 240 to 270 pounds. sows steady to weak and feeder pigs steady.
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Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices on Butter and Eggs from Mercantile Exchange
Mercantile Exchange quotes show butter at 93 score AA 66, 92 A 66, 90 B 654, 89 C 63 with 2 numbers. Eggs graded A whites 3312, mixed 3143, mediums 32 standards 29'2, indicating current market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago potato market dull with sluggish russet demand
USDA reports US potato shipments totaling 414 units with moderate supplies. Russets show slow demand while round reds remain moderate and market activity muted. Idaho bakers price at 4.35 and Red River Valley round reds at 2002.30.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho Bakers
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River Valley
Chicago grain prices advance with mixed decade thin reports
Wheat No 2 hard 1.573 4n No 2 soft red 1.493 4n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.12-13n No 3 1.12 No 4 1.07. Oats No 2 heavy white 81 8n No 1 extra heavy white 82 2n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.73n. Soybean oil 8.95n.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Quotations From National Dealers For Marshall Co Stocks
National Association of Securities Dealers quotes as of 9:00 a.m. show inter-dealer prices for CW Transport Dial Finance Fabri Tek Inc and First Bank Ltd. Prices exclude retail markup and commissions. Inter-dealer markets shift through the day.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
UPI Telephoto
Wright Langham
Ucla Los Alamos Laboratory
Fire Department
PUP
Viterbo
Junket
Winona Livestock Swift & Company
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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Allis-Chalmers
American Can
American Motors
Amer
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Burlington
Chrysler
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DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Ford
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodrich
Great Northern Ry
Gulf Oil
Heileman Brewing
Inter
International Harvester
Interstate Power
Jim Walter Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Kawecki Chemical
Koehring
Kresge
Minn. Mining
Mobil Oil
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Ins
Northern Pacific
Northern States Power
Northwest Bancorp
Olin Mathieson
Pepsico
RCA
Rexall Drug
Ee Ryder Systems
Gateway Trans
Scott Paper
Godfrey Co
Sears Roebuck
Hamilton Mfg
Sinclair Oil
Howell Instrum
Sperry Rand
Lincoln Natl. Life
Standard Oil
Calif
McQuay, Inc
Standard Oils
N.J
Nekoosa Edwards
Ind
Swift
Rockwell Mfg
Texaco
Trane Co
Royal Dutch NY
Rust Craft
U.S. Steel
Wallace Bus
Universal Oil
Warner Elec
Westinghouse Electric
Werner Trans
White Motors
Western Power
E Woolworth
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Bid Pyroll Co., Inc
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton &, Howard Bal
Eaton
Howard Std
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fd
Mass. Inv. Tf
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Eberstadt Fund
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