Orangutan Joins Clinic Staff In Parkinsonism Study
Shakey the six year old orangutan, weighing 110 pounds, has joined Dr. C Norman Shealy’s neurosurgery research team in La Crosse to test a brain stimulation theory to inhibit tremors in Parkinsonism. The project stems from a five month zoo search and is funded by Boothroyd and Gundersen foundations with Dr. Ted J. Tetzlaff assisting.
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Shealy
Boothroyd Foundation
Adolf Gundersen Medical Foundation
Ted J. Tetzlaff
la Crosse State University
Naval Reserve Unit Gets New Commander in La Crosse
Commander Karl W. Friedline assumed command of Surface Division 9211 in La Crosse on Wednesday. He succeeds Commander Lee B. Foley who led the division for three years and remains active in the Naval Reserve Officers Association.
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Karl W. Friedline
Birch St
Naval Reserve
Surface Division
la Crosse
Cmdr
Lee B. Foley
Redfield St
Cmdr. Friedline
Foley
Reserve Officers Association
Births in Area Hospitals Early July Aboard
Grandview Hospital July 2 births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bowen Sparta R 4 Mark Irvin. Nancy Bennett reports July 2 a son for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson Holmen Randall Duane. July 4 a daughter Debra Lynne for Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Meyers 1747 Rose St. July 4 a son for Mr. and Mrs. William D Knobloch 1527 Ferry St. July 4 a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmieder 3022 Losey Blvd S Judy A. Lohman notes Joseph L. Hines La Crescent Minn July 4 a son for Mr. and Mrs. Howard W Watland 1601 Market St Shirley Nibbelink records Mrs. Ronald Collins 418 Winnebago St Mary Lou Shay.
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Mark Irvin
Irvin Bowen
Sparta
Nancy Bennett
Randall Duane
Roger Johnson
Holmen
Donna Swartz
Debra Lynne
Stephen. Meyers
Rose St
Patricia
McIlvaine
Lutheran Hospital
William.d. Knobloch
Ferry St
Linda L. Stickler
St. Francis Hospital
Stephen Schmieder
Losey Blvd. S
Anne Marie Zenk
Joseph L. Hines
R. 1
la Crescent
Minn
Judy A. Lohman
Howard W. Watland
Market St
Shirley Nibbelink
Ronald Collins
Winnebago St
Mary Lou Shay
Western Wisconsin Women’s Amateur Golf Highlights on Radio
Radio highlights cover the Western Wisconsin Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament with time slots at 6:30 7:30 8:30 9:30 p.m. and 11:45 a.m. A Twins Red Sox doubleheader follows, and WKTY airs Cubs Pirates at 12:25 p.m.
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WKBH
Western Wisconsin
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
WKTY
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnson Plans Return From Latin American Tour
President Johnson appears set to fly back to Washington after a Guatemala stop. Mrs. Johnson and Luci accompany him as he meets Bolivian President Rene Barrientos and attends official events in San Antonio and at HemisFair.
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Johnson
Washington
White House
Guatemala
Luci Johnson Nugent
LBJ
Weather outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Partly cloudy and warm in Wisconsin with a chance of brief showers in extreme north. Minnesota fair to partly cloudy with warm temperatures and a slight thunder shower chance. Iowa variable clouds with a slight shower risk mainly south. Day and degree day figures included. record highs noted for July 6 in 1874 and 1951.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River readings show flood stage change at La Crosse station
Readings indicate flood stage reached with 24 hour stage at La Crosse station. 12 units today with slight change observed in river level data.
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LA Crosse
Naftalin Warns Against Violence in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Mayor Naftalin told reporters he will seek state help if needed to curb violence after two nights of disorders. He met with law enforcement, human rights groups, and Negro leaders to discuss conditions fueling clashes on the South Side. Police used Mace to disperse demonstrators while over 100 youths were involved in the disturbances. The mayor stressed the incidents were not a racial disorder and vowed firm action against lawbreakers.
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Minneapolis
Alabama
Arthur Naftalin
Fri
George C. Wallace
St. Paul
Human Rights
Death notices for Ruth Currie Velva Carroll in La Crosse area
Ruth Currie 89 of 323 S 6th St died Friday July 5 in a local rest home. Sletten McKee Funeral Home to handle funeral arrangements with calling hours Sunday evening. Velva Carroll 62 of 70242 5th Ave S died Friday July 5 after an extended illness. Services Monday at St Luke's Methodist Church. Nelson Funeral Home to host calling hours Sunday. Memorial fund established with American Cancer Society. Survived by son W R Carroll of Cincinnati Ohio, brother B C Smith of La Crosse and three grandchildren. Former La Crosse Amusement Co office manager with 30 years service. member Ruth Chapter 23 CES and former Zonta Club member.
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Ruth Currie
S. 6Th St
Sletten-McKee
Velva Carroll
5Th Ave. S
George Powell
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Nelson Funeral Home
la Crosse
Carroll
American Cancer Society of
The
la Crosse Amusement Co
Ruth Chapter 23
CES
Zonta Club of
Mrs Lattie Rogers 78 of La Crosse dies in Jo lal hospital
Mrs Lattie R Rogers 78 of 825 La Crosse St dies in a La Crosse area hospital Friday night July 5. Survivors include son George of West Salem and two daughters Helen Barclay and Evelyn Abicht both of La Crosse. Also eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 pm Schumacher Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Anderson. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 3-5 and 7-9 at the funeral home.
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Lattie R. Rogers
la Crosse St
Jolal
George
R. 1
West Salem
Harold
Helen) Barclay
Florian
Evelyn) Abicht
la Crosse
Oscar Peterson
Westby
John Peterson
Viroqua
Glen
Anna) Henderson
Psychiatrist backs birth control devices in Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin psychiatrist Professor Seymour L. Halleck argues that access to birth control devices does not spur promiscuity and urges broader availability of contraceptive information. Dr. John Brennan, Milwaukee, had observations cited by Halleck in a Legislative Council advisory letter.
Mrs Agnes Grote 77 dies after long illness
Mrs Agnes Grote of New Lisbon Wisconsin, 77, died July 3 after a long illness. Born in Dane County she lived in New Lisbon 52 years. She is survived by husband Oscar two sons John Milwaukee and Harold Philadelphia three daughters Lorraine Curtis Clausen and Walter Woods all of Milwaukee 13 grandchildren and five great grand children. Services were held Friday in Bethany Lutheran Church.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Agnes Grote
Dane County
Oscar
John
Milwaukee
Harold
Philadelphia
Lorraine
Curtis Clauson
Walter Woods
Bethany Lutheran Church
Two Wisconsin women die in separate towns
SPARTA Mrs Catherine Hogue 79 died Saturday July 5 in Jamestown North Dakota widow of Dr Roy Hogue who died in 1934 Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Woodlawn Cemetery Rev Bernard Kelly officiating Robert Page Funeral Home in charge TOMAH Mrs Hermine Kortbein 89 of Tomah died at a Sparta hospital widow of Louis Kortbein who died in 1946 Services planned for 1 30 p.m. Monday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Rev W E Schulz to officiate burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Funeral Home in Tomah aiding arrangements. she leaves a daughter a sister a brother six grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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Celina Pilger
2Nd St. N
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse Hospital
Nelson Funeral Home
Douglas Culver
Sparta
Wis
Catherine Hogue
Jamestown
N.D
Rolly Hogue
Woodlawn
Bernard Kelly
Robert Page
Tomah
Hermine Kortbein
Louis Kortbein
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. E. Schulz
Oak Grove
Ninneman Funeral Home
Kortbein
Emil Burkhalter
Marie Hoffman
Ferdinand Gerke
Black River Falls
Fatalities Reported From Multiple Wisconsin Crashes
A series of traffic deaths occurred across Wisconsin cities. Arno Lisow, 48, of rural Plymouth, died when a tractor overturned after leaving a county road. A Wausau area crash on U S 51 south of town claimed four injuries and a 69 year old woman. A mother injured earlier resulted in the stillbirth of her baby, later ruled due to the crash. Patricia Phelan, 17, of Paddock Lake died in Kenosha hospital from injuries after being thrown from a motorcycle accident. The incidents span Milwaukee, Park Falls, Plymouth and Kenosha regions, with several survivors listed in satisfactory condition.
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Lwaukee
Arno Lisow
Plymouth
Sheboygan
Rena Byrke
Park Falls
U.S. 51
Wausau
Charles Barnes
Milwaukee
Plasma Therapy Helps Hemophilia Child In Need
The article details how quick frozen fresh plasma treats a severe bruise in a hemophiliac child. It notes the Badger Red Cross Blood Center stores and ships plasma, with a regional bloodmobile schedule at St Francis School of Nursing Auditorium.
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Badger Red Cross Blood Center
Badger Red Cross
Shim
St.Francis School of Nursing
la Crosse County Red Cross
Knowles Announces Federal Grants for Wisconsin
Gov. Knowles announced more than 322000 in federal antipoverty grants to Wisconsin groups. Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council in Bowler gets 184563 for community centers and mutual help housing on reservations. Fond du Lac AEO Committee receives 17025 to assist low income families. Western Dairyland ECO Council of Whitehall receives 120640 for services to low income families in Buffalo Eau Claire Jackson Trempealeau counties.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
German paratroop commander Ramcke dies in Germany
Gen Bernhard Ramcke, WWII parachute troops commander and one of Hitler’s most decorated officers, died in Kapellen Germany. He was captured by U S troops after Brest battle in 1944 and later sentenced by a French court for war crimes to five years but released hours later due to illness.
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Ramcke
Adolf Hitler
U.S
Brest
Warren discusses Thornberry and retirement timing
The chief justice speaks on Thronberry and Johnson retirement. He notes Thornberry could become an excellent justice. He called Johnson to say he would retire, visited the White House, and kept retirement date open to manage court work and avoid 4 to 4 term outcomes. He says health is not a factor and retirement is personal.
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Page
Thornberry
U.S
New Orleans
Warren
Johnson
White House
Estate Proceeding for Rose Desmond in La Crosse
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate court sets hearing for estate of Rose Desmond on July 16 1968 to admit will dated September 25 1957 and codicil. Creditors must file claims by September 23 1968 and court will examine and adjust all claims on September 24 1968.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Rose Desmond
la Crosse
la Crosse County
City of
County of la Crosse
State of
Lucille M, Scherdin
Weigel & Furan
Rivoli Bidg
Julius F. Ziemann
Leonard F. Roraff
Steele, Smyth, Klos & Flynn
Lynne Tower
Main Street
1la Crosse
Hearing Set On Appeals Over Garage Permit And Lot Sale
The Board for Appeals of La Crosse will hear the appeals of George B Gleason about a denied attached garage and walkway at 1123 Grandad Terrace and of Mr and Mrs John E Knudson seeking subdivision of a corner lot at 2638 Prospect Street. The hearing is July 15 1968 at 7 30 p m in City Hall Council Chambers open to the public. Sealed bids for Lincoln High School boiler work due July 18 1968 at 1 30 p m at the Board of Education Offices 432 Cass Street.
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Board OF Appeals
Board For Appeals
City of la Crosse
George B. Gleason
Grandad Terrace
Cliffview Terrace
John E. Knudson
la Crosse
Board of Education
Cass Street
Wisconsin
Lincoln Sr. High School
LA Crosse City
Various Local Services and Advertisements in La Crosse Paper
A dense run of classified ads offers babysitting and child care, home repairs, roofing and insulation, upholstery cleaning, sod and landscaping services, painting jobs, wig salon appointments, jewelry cleaning, and miscellaneous trades. Names like Gambles Home Improvement, Lakelawnee sod, Paradise Turf, Bijskemper Landscape, Norma's La Jolie Wig Salon, Russell J. Gile Jewelry appear with contact numbers.
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NORMA
LA Jolie
Russell J. Gile
la Crosse
Jay Street
Order and Notice for Hearing Final Account
Probate Court in La Crosse County Wisconsin orders hearing on the estate of Olive Jenks deceased. The executor seeks final account approval debts heirs inheritance tax residue and termination of life estate. Hearing set July 16 1968 at La Crosse Court House with Register Lucile M Scherdin and attorney Peter E Berg.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Olive Jenks
la Crosse
la Crosse County
County of la Crosse
City of
Lucile M. Scherdin
Peter E. Berg
Hoeschier
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Tulane University
New Or
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Naval Reserve Unit
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U.S.S. Vogelgesang
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Grandview Hospital
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San Salvador
Cuidad Juarez
el Paso
Tex
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Central America
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Costa Rica
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Frankis Wilkes
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Lucy
Rosann
Jean
Judy
Mary Kay
Betty
Vicki
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Kathy
Anna Hafner
R. 1. la Crescent
Bernadine Wilkes
Kansas
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Hokah
Peter Coleman
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
John A. Stair
Schumacher Funeral Home
Naftalin
South Ridge Evangelical
Velva E. Carroll
Mrs. Lattie R. Rogers
Celina M. Pilger
Nt Aerospace
AIR Force
Frank A. Brodbeck
Wisconsin Finance Corp
N. 3Rd St
Stanley Schake
United States Air Force
Brodbeck
Mrs. Catherine Hogue
Knowles
Onalaska
Bangor
Ettrick
Para
Man’s
Isle LaPlume
Jackson Plaza
East Ave
General Mills
West Bend
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Main St
Gambles Home Improvement Co
Kane
Lakelawnee
Keith Barney
Paradise Turf
Bijskemper
Pittsburgh Paint Center
DON Meyers Studios
Dial
Mary Patros
Sue
Western Auto
Caledonia
Cy’s
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Spencer
B. MacPherson
Giris
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Cook
Constance Wilson
Dietitian
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Tri-State
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Tri-State Business Machines, Inc
West Ave
State St
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