Ward Ordered To Stand Trial In Vice Case In London
London magistrates court ordered Dr Stephen Ward to stand trial on vice charges after a three day hearing. Ward, 50, freed on bail, is central to the Profumo Christine Keeler sex and security scandal that destabilized the Conservative government. Crown prosecutors allege Ward supplied rooms for prostitutes in two London flats and took a cut of proceeds. The trial is set for Old Bailey in September. Ward proclaims innocence and does not deny Miss Keeler’s involvement.
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London
Stephen
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Leo Gradwell
Old Bailey Court
Miss Keeler
Profumo
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Wimpole Mews
Gay West Side
Flaherty Attacks Thomson Vote On ARA Extension
Dan Flaherty of La Crosse, 3rd District chairman, charged Rep. Vernon Thomson with voting to block the Area Redevelopment Administration extension which would fund a Cra Ide Foods plant and create over 600 jobs in Juneau and La Crosse counties, among Wisconsin’s distressed areas.
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Vernon Thomson
Democratic Party
Dan Flaherty
la Crosse
Thomson
Area Redevelopment Administration
Cra Ide Foods
Juneau County
Flaherty
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Chief Issues Warning About Dog Licenses
Police Chief George Long warns warrants will be issued beginning July 8 for residents whose dogs remain license-free. Licenses were due January 1. He adds that owners who no longer have a dog must file an affidavit with the city treasurer, and that disposing of a dog requires notice.
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Police Department
George Long
Weapons Across A Linguistic Crossword Clue Test
A compact crossword style puzzle list with clues spanning weapons terms and related words. Includes entries such as Mortar projectile and compass terms, with multiple foreign language hints and cross references like Sioux and Dakota names.
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Abbreviations and clues cover military terms unicorn fish tetrachord and more. Across the list, entries hint at prefixes and suffixes, shipshape synonyms, and various body parts, with several terms tied to geography and antiquated references across a diverse set of categories.
Quiet lull in civil rights protests explained by leaders
Atlanta sources report that slower mass demonstrations stem from coincidence, biracial talks, and strategy conferences. Rev. Andrew Young says leaders are catching their breath and weighing the next direction as desegregation progress spreads, with marches planned for Washington in August.
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Don McKee
Atlanta
Andrew Young
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Young
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
King
New York City
Washington
Kennedy
Charleston
S.C
Danville
Clarksdale
Miss
Savannah
Congress
Parren Mitchell
Baltimore
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems and Relations
Mitchell
Jackson
Allen Thompson
Charles Evers
Medgar W. Evers
Mississippi Naacp
Aaron Henry
John Brown
Miami
Fla
La Crosse Man and California Woman Die in Arizona Crash
A La Crosse man Carl Weiland 50 and San Jose California woman Mavis Jorey 36 died in a head on collision on U S Highway 66 about 37 miles northeast of Kingman Arizona. Also injured were Bernard Scheck and his wife Clara Dorothy Weiland and Mavis Jorey’s husband Warren Jorey and their three children.
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Kingman
Ariz
la Crosse
California
U.S. Hwy
Carl Weiland
East Ave. S
Mavis Jorey
San Jose
Calif
Arizona Highway Patrol
Weiland
Bernard H. Scheck
Warren Jorey
Scheck
Clara
Dorothy Weiland
Jorey
Hhis
Colin
Gordon
Louis
Cattle and hog market report from South St Paul and Chicago
USDA cattle and hog markets show mixed, with calves and slaughter stock mixed gains and losses. In South St Paul, good steers and heifers rise while vealers ease. hogs mostly steady but sows drop, feeders firm. Chicago potato and vegetable prices ease slightly with on track and shipper figures provided.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Stratford Plane Crash Recalls Mohawk Airline History
The Mohawk Airlines crash near Stratford left survivor John L. O'Brien with a skull fracture and mud injuries after the plane dropped from 75 to 100 feet. Thomas Mayer and ex marine Joseph Pearson aided others, with passenger list including Jane Nixon and executives from McNaught, Sylvania, and General Telephone. The incident echoes a 1950 Robinson Airlines crash that killed 16.
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Stratford
Conn
Thomas Mayer
Westport
John L. O’brien
White Plains
Joseph Pearson
Tonawanda
N.Y
Robinson
Utica
Bells tolling planned by La Crescent and Onalaska churches
Representatives from Bells Continued report that bells will toll at a Woman's Club event. Three La Crescent churches and three Onalaska churches will participate, as said by Mrs. Roop.
Hotel Motel Guide Published By Chamber
A 25 000 copy hotel motel guide has been published by the convention division of the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce. The guide lists the three hotels 21 motels and one resort as Chamber members, each pinpointed on a map. Copies go to prospective convention groups service stations and the tourist information booth on Highways 14 61 16 and will be mailed to lodging information requests.
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Greater
Milwaukee Livestock Prices and Market Report
Swift and Company reports Milwaukee and Chicago livestock quotations as of noon. Hogs steady to weak with varied fat hog prices. steers and heifers strong to 25 higher while cows soft. Cattle top around 22.75 for dry fed, calves and hogs show mixed price ranges. Includes Milwaukee and Chicago markets, with Tuesday results and Wednesday receipts projections.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Bulls Bologna
Milwaukee
Missing Dakota boy sparks police appeal for Raymond Speis
Constable Jim Knutz of Dakota Minnesota told La Crosse County Sheriff's Department that Raymond Speis, 16, has been missing from his Dakota home since Sunday. He is described as five feet six inches tall with sandy hair and a good build.
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Jim Knutz
Dakota, Minn
la Crosse
Raymond Speis
Dakota
Budget Battle Shows Tax Proposals Split in Wisconsin
Budget and Wilmer Strucbing allied on a substitute amending the tax bill to keep only two-fifths of one percent income tax rise and prepay corporate taxes, trimming the bill to about 80 million in revenue but no budget. Froehlich seeks higher personal rates and reliefs while Hutnik pitches a broad gross receipts tax to replace income and sales taxes, with co-sponsors. Senate moves beyond budget battles, killing a proposed constitutional bingo amendment and approving a skindivers marking rule while handling noncontroversial measures.
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Wilmer Strucbing
R-Brillion
Froehlich
Willis J. Hutnik
Ladysmith
Hutnik
Wisconsin
George Belting
Beloit
Edgar Lien
R-Bloomer
Harvey Gee
Wisconsin Rapids
Thomas St. Angelo
Cumberland
Senate
Assembly
Salt production growth over three decades triples output
Thirty years ago the United States produced about 8 million tons of salt annually. Today the output exceeds 25 million tons, reflecting a substantial rise in production capacity and demand.
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United States
Talks With Kennedy Ahead of Cabinet Meeting
Talk of Kennedy prepares for a cabinet session focused on domestic matters following his nine hour return from a European swing. A radio monitored Khrushchev speech text arrives at the State Department as Kennedy heads homeward.
Peak Holiday Traffic Expected Wednesday in Area
Chief Edward Tabbert of the La Crosse County Highway Police warned that Wednesday evening and night will see the heaviest traffic during the Independence Day period locally. He said out county highways will not see major load Thursday, with three patrol cars and one unmarked vehicle plus radar on duty. He urged drivers to follow signs as safer travel is stressed. Nine deaths in local crashes this year were reported by Tabbert.
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Edward Tabbert
la Crosse County
Tabbert
ZIP Cards Mailed For City ZIP zoning plan
The La Crosse office mailed 21 110 information cards to instruct patrons of their ZIP code numbers under the zoning improvement plan. Initial deliveries were Tuesday. Code 54601 covers the South Side and rural routes 1 and 2. Code 54602 serves from the main post office lock boxes. Code 54603 covers the North Side and North Side Station lock boxes plus French Island addresses.
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la Crosse
French Island
Two Boys Bitten by Dog in Shelby Town
The Town of Shelby reports two boys were bitten by a dog owned by Eldin Lamb. The Foust family, residing R. 1, Shelby, told the sheriff's department on Tuesday that their 3 year old son was nipped, and Mrs. Foust said Peter Stephan was bitten by the same dog.
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Shelby
Theodore Foust
Town of
Foust
Sheriff's Department
Eldin Lamb
Radio Highlights Schedule on WLCX WKBH WKTY
Wednesday at 7 p m Vox Pop on WLCX. Thursday includes Oak Grove veteran memorial at 9 a m water show on the Mississippi River at 1 p m national freedom bell at 1 15 p m Indian dances at Riverside at 3 p m and a holiday parade. WKBH airs Twins vs Detroit at 1 25 p m. WKTY carries Freedom bells at 1 p m and Braves vs San Francisco at 2 45 p m.
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WLCX
Oak Grove
Mississippi River
Riverside
WKBH
Twins
Detroit
WKTY
Braves
San Francisco
Catholic Veterans Board Meets in Oshkosh for State Session
The Wisconsin CWV board and auxiliaries met at Hotel Raulf with state commander Jerome Malin and state VAVS rep Justin Hall. Attendees from La Crosse included Rev Thomas Langer and Dorothy Hall. The gathering outlined programs for the year and state wide membership drives. A Gulf Stream study note mentions Alexander D Bache in 1844.
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Jerome P. Malin
Justin B. Hall
VAVS
Francis Potaracke
Oshkosh
CWV
Raulf
Tomah VA Hospital
la ‘Crosse
Thomas E. Langer
John Stokes Jr
O.D
Clyde Myers
Imelda Stokes
State Auxiliary
Dorothy Hall
Weisensel warns about alcohol and danger on holiday travel
L. V. Weisensel urges caution for New Year travel and drinking to stay safe. The note implies do not overindulge and to fasten seat belts for those who expect to return alive on the fourth.
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Office Naval Intelligence
Walter P. Educator
Change
Clamp
Indien of Dakota
Decrease
Architectural Pier
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The
Philippines
Brown
Arizona
Chicago
ST. Paul Livestock
U.S
Texas
Chamber
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Power
Bell & Farrell
Oye
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Allis-Chalmers
Phillips Pete
Central Tele
American Can
Clark Oil
Republic Steel
First Bank Sk
American Motors
Rexall Drug
Amer Tel & Tel
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Tran
Anaconda
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Avco
Hamilton
Boein G. D. Searle Safeway
Boston Capital
Heileman Browner
Brunswick A Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Sinclair Oil
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Chrysler Socony
la X Tele
Celanese
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Columbia Gas
Oil
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McQuay, Inc
Consolidated Food
Oil of NJ
Ins
Curtiss Wright
Stud Packard
Nekoosa
Dupont Sunray Mid-Cent
Plastics
Eastman Kodak
Super Food Inc
Pyroil Co
Financial Fed
Swift
Rap Industries
Texaco
Rockwell Mfg
Fruehauf
Trane
Royal Co. N.Y
Gamble Skogmo
United Airlines
Warner Elec
General Dynamics
U.S. Freight
West Power
General Electric
West Tool
General Motors
Wis US Steel
Glass Tire, Inc
General Telephone
Wallace Press
Inter Harvester
Zenith
Eaton & Howa Interstate Power
NS Bal Fund
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Ludlow Type
Magnavox
National Invest NA
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Monsanto Chemical
Ni Puritan Fund
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Fund
Milwaukee Livestock
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
IAP
Vox Pop
Catholic Vets’ Board
Gulf Stream
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander D. Bache
United States Coast and Geodetit’ Survey
L. V. Weisensel
Arenz
U.S.A
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