British Urge JFK To Wear Hat
London based Tailor and Cutter urges President Kennedy to wear a hat when greeting, arguing hat etiquette preserves old world gallantry. The editorial questions how an hatless president can properly greet a lady and suggests a raised hat held briefly over the heart as a refined alternative to bow or handshake.
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Noted La Crosse leader served in many city roles
Newburg active in La Crosse business and sports. He directed La Crosse Clothing Co on Pine Street, was vice president of Segelke Kohlhaus Co, helped organize the La Crosse Blackhawks, served as president of the La Crosse Professional Baseball Association, and chaired the 50th Elks lodge anniversary in 1945. He led local trapshooting, state amateur associations, and various civic groups, including banking and police commissions.
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Rails Strike Looms Over Job Cuts and Featherbedding
Rails continued from page one up to 700000 workers. The dispute centers on plans to institute new work rules eliminating thousands of jobs deemed unnecessary. Unions representing about 200000 workers insist current rules are needed for safe operation and warned of an immediate strike if changes take effect. A rail labor spokesman said unions were notified the rules would become effective July 11, the day after the bargaining deadline.
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Myrick Playgrounders Show Off Pets at Park Event
About 50 children and observers attended the Myrick Park pet show. Prizes went to Georgia MacLachlan and Judy Wiggert for the live most unusual pet, while dogs owned by Steven Kerr and Janet and Jimmy Freisinger won best groomed live pets. In the stuffed animal division, Cindy Mason and Vicky Klimek earned nicest looking entries, with Debby Halderson and Ellen Mac Lachlan showing the most unusual stuffed pets.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Standings and Prices
AP report shows cattle market steady to 50 lower with steers 21.00 to 23.00 and heifers 20.50 to 22.50. Calf values range 22.00 to 32.00 depending on weight and grade. Hogs quot ed 18.00 to 19.00 for most 190 to 240 pound categories, with sows and boars priced lower. Estimated Friday receipts: 200 cattle, 200 calves, 200 hogs, 50 sheep.
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Radio Highlights Baseball Duals and Vox Pop Schedule
Friday schedule lists WKBH at 4 55 p m Twins versus Baltimore doubleheader WLCX at 7 Vox Pop WKTY at 8 45 p m Braves versus Houston Saturday features WKBH at 12 55 p m Twins versus Baltimore WKTY at 7 15 p m Braves versus Houston doubleheader
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Bicycle Recovered After Stolen Report in La Crosse
Linda Zischke reported a bicycle stolen Tuesday. La Crosse police recovered it Thursday abandoned at St. Josephs Home on Cass Street.
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Desegregation protest at Gwynn Oak Park faces police action
Demonstrators confront park owner James Price as they attempt to enter Gwynn Oak Park by wading across Gwynn Falls. Baltimore County police detain trespassers while Dr. Blake and others push to desegregate. Bond set at 103 for most. several clergymen remain jailed awaiting hearings. Maryland's public accommodations act excludes amusement parks in part of the state.
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Convict Weaver's Standoff Ended in Shootout
Beauchamp and Sgt. Cochran surrendered their weapons as fugitive Weaver seized Hale at gunpoint and fled. Weaver fired at officers near a pecan grove, wounding Corporal Bentley, then killed himself after a final clash as Deputy McCrary reported no prior record for the man and noted his quiet, brooding demeanor. Weaver’s parents had moved from Franklin, Ohio, to Americus.
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White Cane Club to Meet in Sawyer Auditorium
The Coulee Region White Cane Club will meet Sunday in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium East Room at 2 p.m. The gathering invites all visually impaired residents in the area to attend for information and community support.
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Hostility Surrounds R China Soviet Meeting
In Moscow, Soviet and Chinese delegates opened a showdown session over control of world communism. Chinese leader Teng Hsiao-ping and Soviet party elder Mikhail Suslov led their parties in a tense exchange, amid guarded diplomacy and secret talks at a discreet venue.
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Daley Leads Rally After Parade Amid Civil Rights Ties
The Chicago mayor and NAACP leaders led a post parade rally as Daley spoke on integration pace. The event honored Medgar Evers' civil rights work, with his widow and children present. Myrlie Evers received the Springarn Medal on behalf of her late husband.
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Plan sale of Bong Air Force Base lands in Wisconsin
The General Services Administration plans to sell 1,591 acres of the abandoned Bong Air Force Base at Kansasville Wisconsin to the Wisconsin Conservation Department for 244995 dollars. Rep Henry Schadeberg says the sale becomes final if approved by the House and Senate government operations committees.
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Fourth of July Fireworks Spotlight River Celebration
Crowds lined the river shores as 9:30 p.m. fireworks burst overhead and reflected on the water. Donald Tanke, Legion chairman, admitted the button sale fell short of hopes and pledged stronger support for next year’s festivities.
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Bloodmobile Visit Set For La Crosse In Tuesday Stop
The Badger Regional Bloodmobile will stop in La Crosse on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Francis School of Nursing. A 150 pint quota is set as donors are recruited from 500 Viterbo College summer students due to a summer dip in blood donations.
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Two Boats Reported Stolen In La Crosse
La Crosse police report two boats stolen Thursday. A duck boat owned by Jerry Severson from Prospect Street was taken since June 27 from Lake Onalaska near the airport, registration WS5058CB. A flat bottom boat owned by Wayne Felt from South 26th Street was taken since July 1 from Goose Island, registration WS4243BC.
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De Gaulle and Adenauer Clash Over Britain Role in Common Market
In Bonn, De Gaulle and Adenauer failed to chart how the Common Market should relate to Britain. After a three hour meeting no durable agreement emerged on the Britain question or farm price policy. De Gaulle headed to Paris as ministers voiced discouragement and new studies were ordered on farm measures.
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La Crosse City and County Notices Summary
Police and ambulance moves include La Crosse area transfers from Lutheran Hospital to 108 North 6th Street on July 3 and Grandview Hospital for Rudy Hauge on July 4. Court actions list judgments in Credit Bureau of La Crosse cases against multiple residents, plus speeding and license violations in several towns. City and county traffic incidents include head injury to Robert Fredrickson, a Blair right of way failure by Opal Johnson, and multiple speeding and restraint violations. Fire department calls report wiring short, garage blaze, gasoline pump fire, shed sparkler, and trash can arson alerts across La Crosse area.
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Goldwater Boomed At D C Rally
Barry Goldwater drew 7 000 to 9 000 supporters at a Washington rally to boost his bid for the presidency. National Draft Goldwater Committee officials expected 5 000. Speakers praised Goldwater as a leader with broad grassroots backing and projected a strong South showing.
Japan Names Envoy To United Nations
TOKYO AP Ko Chiba, the Japanese ambassador to Iran, was named ambassador to the United Nations today in Tokyo. The appointment places Chiba at the UN as Japan seeks to strengthen diplomatic representation amid regional and global issues.
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Rockefeller's 1964 Presidential Bid Said to Be On
The AP reports Gov Nelson Rockefeller intends to pursue vigorously the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. Republican leaders discuss steps to brighten his political image as veteran AP political writer Jack Bell analyzes the situation in Washington.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller and Kennedy Clash Tilt in New York Nomination Fight
The New York governor faces questions over his bid for the Republican nomination amid marriage controversy and a strengthened presidential task force. He and associates aim to sharpen his image, with planned out of state appearances to contrast Kennedy’s policies.
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