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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
17
The National Safety Council warns 450 to 500 could die in the three day 4th of July weekend and details the 1960 toll of 442. The report highlights hour by hour danger, seat belt use, and home-state crashes within 10 miles of home, urging seat belts and sober driving.
Fragrant crunchy corn casserole combines green pepper and French fried onions with cream style corn and pimiento. Ingredients include green pepper butter cream corn pimiento egg and French fried onions with a two stage bake at 350 degrees for a total of about 30 minutes. Serves six.
Alyce Kalina an 18 year old from Lowry Minnesota was crowned Region V dairy princess over 18 contestants representing Big Stone Chippewa Kandiyohi Lac Qui Parle Pope Stevens Swift and Traverse Counties in Benson Minnesota.
Lance Cpl. Larry F. Balfany son of Mr and Mrs Floyd H Balfany 702 N 10th St serves in a special Marine Detachment aboard the Navy tank landing ship USS DeSoto County for a three month tour during the convention period on July 15 the third day of the event.
National Chairman William E. Miller says the Republican National Convention in San Francisco will open July 13 for four days with provisions for a fifth day if balloting lasts longer. The gathering will be at Cow Palace with 22 buildings and 10 000 historic items in nearby Pioneer Village, Minden Nebraska.
The Crosse Tribune reports a midweek edition dated July 1 1964 with delivery notes indicating circulation on July 2 via rural free delivery system. Local boards and community notices accompany standard news briefs and sport scores.
The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department announced maximum traffic supervision for the July 4 period. Commissioner James Karns cited 72 highway deaths over the past five holidays and urged drivers to share duties, with enforcement by 250 state patrol officers, aerial surveillance, radar, and breathalyzers, plus county and local police on duty.
The guidance urges respect for right of way, smooth yields, and maintaining mechanical reliability while monitoring fuel. It emphasizes courteous driving to ensure safer journeys for all riders and travelers encountered on the road.
The Associated Press asks Judge Charles J. Murray to set aside an $800 000 jury verdict for former Maj Gen Edwin A Walker in a libel suit. The motion seeks judgment for the defendant and disputes two statements about Walker in a 1962 news story on rioting linked to James Meredith's University of Mississippi enrollment. A July 23 hearing was scheduled.
Marine Pfc. Donald J. Janeiro son of Mr and Mrs Manuel G Janeiro 2203 Green Bay St has completed the four week individual combat training course at the 2nd Infantry Training Regiment Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California.
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