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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
21
William B. Moore, retired Navy captain from Santa Barbara, wins in the national Cookout Championship by tenderizing pot roast and cooking it in foil packets over a barbecue grill for an hour. The recipe features a savory sauce, onion, pepper, olives, and herbs, with foil technique mimicking a Dutch oven.
Ottawa sources report Canada and the United States will extend the present toll level on the St. Lawrence Seaway for two or three more years. Officials plan a new toll structure review target for 1966 or 1967.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev used a Oslo speech to urge Norway and Denmark to join a Nordic zone of neutrality with Sweden and Finland. He framed military ties to the West as unnecessary for northern peace and pressed for Nordic nonalignment. The audience of ministers and diplomats did not applaud.
Thirteen Indians will be trained to make bows and arrows in an on the job program. The $13,175 training plan will be conducted at Groves Archery Corp in Albuquerque, New Mexico, per the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The text discusses the neutrality policy of Nordic nations, noting that both Western powers and Socialist countries would recognize it. It frames neutrality as a shared principle among Norway Denmark Sweden and Finland.
John E. Brice a 47 year old former Green Bay real estate man was fined 1000 dollars and placed on one year probation by US District Court Judge Robert E Tehan. He pleaded guilty to two counts of falsifying home purchase offers in applications to the FHA. The government said Brice submitted larger offers than actually made by buyers leading to bigger commitments from FHA.
AP dispatch notes Johnson administration and outside voices clash over China policy. It cites the pause in public wartime rhetoric inside the White House versus louder warnings abroad, and warns Chinese and Vietnamese Communists may misread U.S. signals amid a broader peace focus in the Cold War context.
Koehring Co of Milwaukee starts trading on the New York Stock Exchange after moving from over the counter. The first trade was 100 shares bought by director J. Victor Loewi at $29.50 a share, versus a $29.75 over the counter bid.
Milwaukee AP report says Police Capt. Harry Kuszewski former head of the vice squad was convicted on six counts of state income tax fraud. Circuit Judge Richard W. Orton of Lancaster dismissed 13 other charges including bribery permitting prostitution and misconduct in tavern gambling pinball cases.
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