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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1963

Page

5

Judge Refuses to Dismiss Suit Over TV Tower

Madison AP Circuit Judge Bardwell denied dismissal of a suit by four Eau Claire pilots seeking to halt WKBT TV La Crosse tower construction. The pilots claim the 1625 foot tower hazards visual flights between Minneapolis and Chicago and Eau Claire and La Crosse, arguing they are aggrieved by the permit. Bardwell ruled they have standing, noting some petitioners live on aviation and their livelihood could be directly affected by the tower's erection.

Commission Willard C. Pire Paul R. Giles Darrell W. Gibson Richard Hense Minneapolis Chicago Eau Claire la Crosse Bardwell Galesville Trempealeau County

Festival Chorus Rehearsals Planned in Coulee Region

The Coulee Region Arts festival chorus will rehearse at First Congregational Church on Losey Blvd and Main St at 8 p.m. Monday under director E M Saterbak. Men meet at 7 30 p.m. and full group assembles later. Additional sessions are set for July 11 and 16 at La Crosse State College with the Coulee Region Symphony, ahead of a program on July 17 at Coleman Vocational School auditorium.

la Crosse State College Coulee Region Myrick Park Coleman Vocational School Frank Italiano George Johnson Johnson All Tribune Jack Kenward First Congregational Church Losey Blvd Main St E. M. Saterbak

No Rain For 18 Days In Coulee Region Weather

Weather records show no measurable rain in the Coulee Region for 18 days at the USWB station. Meteorologist Carl Peterson notes the last significant rain was June 19, about .23 inches. Forecast remains dry with high temperatures around 82 in the state. Mequon reports 69 and Pellston, Mich, 34 at dawn as contrasts in a dry spell.

Coulee USWB Carl Peterson la Crosse Peterson Lone Rock Eau Claire Mequon Park Falls Needles Calif Pellston Mich

Tip Leads To Capture Of Fourth Abductor

Marinette County officers captured the last of four Green Bay men in the abduction and rape of a 17 year old girl after a passerby spotted Carl Gast hiding near Wausaukee. Edward Ertman Bruce DeWitt and Dale Weise admitted their roles. the group terrorized a second woman in the home and toiled through a near half hour break in. The four were jailed on rape and burglary charges to be arraigned before Court Commissioner Charles Victor.

Marinette Marinette County Miron Carl Gast Edward D. Ertman Bruce H. DeWitt Dale Weise Green Bay Weise Ertman DeWitt Gast Donald Witt Wausaukee James Spanaler

Trane salesman swims river in office contest

William Lindsay of Trane’s pack aged equipment dept plays captain for the Houston office in a river boat contest. After an across river swim with an umbrella and stogie, he finishes by greeting onlookers as the Houston office lost to Dallas despite high sales quotas.

William Lindsay Trane Richard Pearse Jr Pettibone Park Ges Lindsay Sds Pettibone State Street Riverside Park la Crosse Houston, Tex Pearse Dallas, Tex Dallas Houston Tribune

Four Injured In La Crosse Traffic Accidents

Three people were hurt in La Crosse area crashes on Saturday and one in an out county incident. David D. Schmidt and Barbara L. Ford, both in their early twenties, collided at 10th and Main. Thomas L. Bell, a passenger, suffered head cuts and Ford had a head injury and both were hospitalized. In another crash, Mathias Heimerman sustained neck and shoulder pain after his car was rear ended by Albert Reburn. A Marshfield man, William Halle, was hospitalized with eye and chest injuries after skidding 125 feet, hitting an embankment and leaping 54 more feet before landing. Halle wore a seat belt.

la Crosse David D. Schmidt West Salem Barbara L. Ford Onalaska 10Th Main Streets Thomas L. Bell Fort Wayne Ind St. Francis Hospital Miss Ford St. Francis Mathias A. Heimerman E. Wedgewood Drive N. Losey Blvd Heimerman Albert Reburn Marshfield William C. Halle

Peace Corps Test To Be Given Here

A Peace Corps placement test will be given at the La Crosse Post Office at 8 30 a m Saturday July 20. The test is open to anyone wishing to become a Peace Corps volunteer. Selected volunteers will undergo 10 to 12 weeks of training on a college campus or at a Peace Corps camp in Puerto Rico studying language history culture and American affairs. The last test for October assignments. Volunteers serve two years. Minimum age 18. Married couples with no dependents eligible. Language training helpful. liberal arts graduates sought. Skills in agriculture public health forestry carpentry and education needed. A college degree not required. Peace Corps pays expenses and provides administrative support abroad. Readjustment allowance of 75 per month after satisfactory service. Test will be offered again August 24.

Peace Corps la Crosse Puerto Rico

Two Rescued From River As Boat Flips

La Crosse men were rescued from the Mississippi River after a 15-foot fiberglass boat driven by Clayton Connell lost steering and flipped. Connell and passenger Vic Van Brunt were saved by Onalaska men Kent Stephan Ronny Esser and Larry Essen and taken to Jennings Boat Livery. Van Brunt swallowed water but was in good condition. damage to the boat was estimated at 350 to 400 dollars.

la Crosse Mississippi River Onalaska Clayton Connell S. 13Th Place Connell Mississippi Black River Vic van Brunt Hagar St Mt. Vernon Street van Brunt Kent Stephan Ronny Esser Larry Essen Jennings Boat Catgut Slough Donald Whaley Hiawatha Ave

Unit To Study Local Government Here At La Crosse Visit

From 35 to 40 members of the 432nd Civil Affairs Company Fond du Lac are to study La Crosse city government Tuesday through Thursday Mayor Milo G Knutson says. The Company will be based at Camp McCoy. Some members will work with city department heads during the three days. The Company is commanded by Lt. Col. Howard A. Searl.

Fond du Lac la Crosse Milo G. Knutson Camp McCoy Howard A. Searl

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