VA Chief Says 327 Million Dividend Does Not Weaken Trust
VA chief actuary W A Poissant defends 1963 GI insurance dividends as not affecting the actuarial soundness of the multibillion dollar insurance trust funds. NSLI and USGLI assets and planned dividends are outlined, with a $90 million NSLI special payout and regular distributions totaling $ Antarctic.
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W. Joynes
Poissant
National Service Life Insurance
NSLI
USGLI
Poissant Said
Marvin E. Davis
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Records Police Ambulance From La Crosse County
Enforcement log notes two ambulance runs on January 27. William Schomberg of West Salem to St Francis Hospital at 1 p.m. Glen Mulder of Brice Prairie to La Crosse Lutheran Hospital at 10:01 a.m. Also reports Circuit Court in La Crosse sentencing Richard A. Pfaff, 20, of 127 Washburn Ave, for car theft from Max's Auto Wrecking Co to three years in Green Bay Reformatory. County Court fines charged for Carl Schmidt, 53, and Leo Schmidt, 51, both of West Salem, $25 each for drunkenness.
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William Schomberg
West Salem
St. Francis Hospital
Glen Mulder
Brice Prairie
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Carl Schmidt
Leo Schmidt
Break-Ins Reported In La Crosse Police Log
La Crosse police reported two weekend break-ins over the Saturday and Sunday nights. A window on the east side of Scott Burgess Fuel Co at 1000 Copeland Ave was smashed and a door to the office area damaged, with entry by window. At Church of the Nazarene 917 West Ave S a basement window was broken, with entry through a back door.
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la Crosse
Scott- Burgess Fuel Co
Copeland Ave
Church of the Nazarene
West Ave. S
Weather snapshot for Lacrosse and vicinity in late January 1962
The forecast calls for light snow tonight and Tuesday with milder temperatures. Lows around -5 and highs near 8, colder in Minnesota north and west, variable cloudiness in Iowa with south winds 15 to 30 mph, and a five day outlook showing about 0.1 inch of precipitation and temperatures about 15 degrees below normal. Degree days reach 4,356 through Jan 28 1962, normal 4,241.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Flood Stage Report From Stations Record
Flood stage data for LaCrosse shows 24 hour readings with a 24 hour change. Weather timing notes include sunrise at 7 26 am and sunset at 5 11 pm with moon set at 9 03 pm.
Bell's White Sale Yard Goods Values
Want new drapes slipcovers bedspread make them yourself. You still have time to yard goods values at Bell's White Sale but remember when figuring how many yards to buy.
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BELL
Medical Care For Aged Is Top South Dakota Issue
In Pierre the 1963 South Dakota legislature places medical care for the aged as a top issue. Rep Ellen Bliss proposes expanding medicare to about 1,000 near needy seniors over 65 not eligible for old age assistance. The plan would have the Welfare Department contract with non profit medical groups like Blue Cross and Blue Shield to treat elderly residents. A separate House bill seeks about 56 000 dollars annually in state funds to start the program with an extra 124 000 dollars yearly from the federal government.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Ellen Bliss
Sioux Falls
State Welfare Department
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield
House Public Health and Welfare Committee
Search Continues For Lawrence College Student
APPLETON AP A wide spread search continued today for Victor LeBlanc a 19 year old Lawrence College student from Elgin Illinois who has not been seen since last Monday College officials notified police Thursday night he apparently was missing from the school A check of his room disclosed that his overcoat and wallet were still in his quarters His mother Mrs F J LeBlanc said her son had not gone home and the police said his girlfriend at Northwestern University Evanston Ill said she had not seen him recently She noted a letter received from the youth January 20 did not indicate despondency or plans to leave school Dean of students Chandler Rowe said LeBlanc was a good student and did not seem to be having difficulties.
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Chandler Rowe
LeBlanc
Obituaries and funeral notices across Wisconsin and beyond
State College Day in Onalaska features career talks by professionals as Fossum Funeral Home handles arrangements for Harry R Downer who died in La Crosse. Mary Azpiazu Marion Sunshine songwriter dies in New York. Paul F Muetze and Mrs Sarah Braun die. services planned in Wisconsin. Rita McInnes of La Crosse dies in Houston with family surviving. Boyd Davis, 78, veteran actor, dies in Hollywood of heart failure.
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Harry R. Downer
2Nd Ave
Onalaska
la Crosse
Monongahela
Etta
Thomas
Rob Viroqua
Wis
Fossum Funeral Home
Onalas
New York
Mary Azpiazu
Marion Sunshine
Louisville
Rita McInnes
Houston
Tex
Eugene Bernd
Hollywood
Boyd Davis
Davis
California
Mrs Ida French dies at 90 at Avon Street home
Mrs. Ida French aged 90 of 1345 Avon Street died in a local hospital Sunday morning. Born April 3, 1872 in Germany, she leaves daughter Martha French and sons William and George, all of La Crosse, plus a sister Mrs. Joseph Ryall and two brothers, Charles and others.
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Fred C. Blank
Maple St
Luella
Arthur
Laurel
Harold
la Crescent
Minn
Donald
Elmer
la Crosse
June) Gildermeister
Kansas City
Eugene ‘Doris Bissen
Caledonia
William
Janice) Klaus
Ida French
Avon St
Germany
Martha French
George
Joseph Ryall
Charles
Hetherington Ipsen to wed in La Crosse
George M. Hetherington Jr. of Minneapolis Minnesota and Shirley M. Ipsen of 823 South 7th Street plan marriage on February 23 in La Crosse. The notice lists their names and the city for the upcoming ceremony.
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George M. Hetherington Jr
Minneapolis, Minn
Shirley M. Ipsen
S. 7Th St
la Crosse
Locals Ad for Universal Photo Service on State Street
Local business advertises film development at Universal Photo Service 514 State Street with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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Universal Photo Service
State Street
North Dakota House Redistricting Faces Public Hearing
BISMARCK, N D A long struggle over reapportioning the North Dakota House of Representatives opens with a public hearing. The House Political Subdivisions Committee will hear three plans to realign 113 seats, including proposals to add two seats, reduce to 61, or adopt a compromise of 109 with county parity. A separate constitutional amendment option would let the legislature reapportion from 90 to 117 and freeze the Senate at one per county. The three-judge federal court order looms, pressuring action or court takeover. Urban centers contend they lack fair representation.
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House
Chamber
Senate
North Dakota
Exposure Kills Richland Woman
Richland County deputy reports Miss Beatrice Brown died from exposure after leaving home Wednesday night. She was found near a building in West Lima. Services are set for Tuesday at Hart-Fick Funeral Home Hillsboro, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Survived by father Emery La Farge mother Anna Wold West Lima brother Wilfred Ladysmith sister Ray Artz Angola Ind.
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West Lima
Wis
Beatrice Brown
Richland County
R. G. Hansel
Hart-Fick Funeral Home
Hillsboro
Mt. Vernon
Emery
la Farge
Anna Wold
Wilfred
Ladysmith
Ray Artz
Angola
Ind
Totten Brotherhood Leader Dies After Long Illness
Ashley L. Totten international secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and a founder died Saturday after a long illness. Totten, who lived in New York but kept a second home in the Virgin Islands, was in his 70s.
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St, Croix, Virgin Islands
Ashley L. Totten
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Totten
New York
Births in Grandview and St Paul hospitals
Grandview Hospital reports a January 25 birth a daughter named Lori Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Evert Onalaska. In St Paul a January 23 birth a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Cepek with Barbara Kosowicz formerly of Richland Center and Cepek formerly of La Crosse referenced.
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Grandview Hospital
Lori Lynn
Stephen Evert
Onalaska
Nancy Stephan
ST. Paul, Minn
Kenneth R. Cepek
St. Paul
Barbara Kosowicz
Richland Center
Wis
Cepek
la Crosse
Republican Women Conference Plans Unveiled for Washington
Mrs Cathryn Turner of 2331 Mississippi Street and Mrs John Bosshard of Bangor serve on a statewide committee to implement plans for the annual Republican Women’s Conference in Washington D C from April 25 to 27 National committeewoman Mrs Byron Ising of Wisconsin said the conference is open to all Republican Women The slogan for this year is How to Win With Woman Power and attendees will be trained in campaign techniques
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Cathryn Turner
Mississippi St
John Bosshard
Bangor
Washington, D.C
Byron Ising
Wisconsin
City ice rinks set partial Monday closures
Skating will close Hood Hogan and Emerson rinks Monday night while all other city ice rinks stay open until 9 p.m. The Lagoon will close at 9 30 p.m.
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Hood, Hogan
Emerson
Sparta and Black River Falls Face Off On WCOW FM
Radio Highlights preview a Monday 750 p.m. basketball game on WCOW FM Sparta between Sparta and Black River Falls with live coverage and brief matchup notes.
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Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Black River Falls
City Slickers in Leopoldville Try Three-Card Monte
AP report describes a Congo market scam where a wiry local pitches three-card monte to bystanders in Leopoldville. The street scene mirrors Wild West con games, with two faked face cards and an urging accomplice who taunts crowds to test their luck. The tone evokes Cheyenne and Tombstone.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Old West
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tombstone
Ariz
Butte, Mont
Africa
Card trick ends with Congo dupe
A street con scene shows a pitchman shuffling cards and a young Congolese selecting a card. The ace appears mislaid as the queen, enticing a gamble. The pitchman pockets francs and dollars as the youth and his companion bet on the toss, exposing the scam in progress.
NBC Series on Death of Stalin Delivers Gossip and Facts
The NBC four part series begins with The Death of Stalin a look at Stalin’s 1952 death and Beria’s downfall. It blends interviews film clips and narration while tossing in second and third hand rumors. The hour aims to explain the Soviet Union and hints at Khrushchev’s later role.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Soviet Union
Stalin
Chet Huntley
Lavrenti Beria
Secret Police
West Salem FFA Team Wins Fifth In State Meet
West Salem High School Future Farmers of America judging team placed fifth among 49 hog teams at the Wisconsin Duroc Breeders Association contest held at the Dane County Fair Grounds Madison. Roger Manke tied for third high individual among 155 judges. Team members included Randy Garbers and Roger Wolter.
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West Salem
Wis
Future Farmers of America
Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
N. N. Rowe
Roger Manke
Randy Garbers
Roger Wolter
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement for FASTEETH powder to improve denture fit. It claims the product holds upper and lower plates firmer with no gummy taste, is alkaline and non acid, does not sour, and helps control plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, later named Preparation H, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction with this ointment or suppository from a world famous research institute, now on sale at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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