Tax Structure Blocked Plant Sale in Wisconsin
Denzer of La Crosse Cooler Co. said two out-of-state firms passed on buying the nearly empty Eletric Auto-Site building due to Wisconsin's tax structure. A third firm, from Iowa, may use part of the site if tax assurance is provided. The remarks came at a Greater La Crosse Chamber event with State Sen. Rice and Assemblyman Wartinbee.
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R. S. Denzer
la Crosse Cooler Co
Electric
Denzer
Wisconsin
Greater la Crosse
Gunnar A. Gundersen
Rice
Illinois
Explosion at Lone Star ordnance plant kills Texarkana man
TEXARKANA Tex. AP An explosion on an ammunition assembly line at the Lone Star ordnance plant killed one man and injured 21 others on Monday Killed was William Travis McNatt 19 of Texarkana The blast disrupted operations and prompted emergency response teams to evacuate coworkers and assess damage.
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Texarkana, Tex
Lone Star
William Travis McNatt
Texarkana
Music in the Air Across Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list of across and down clues with a variety of definitions. The grid includes references to music terms, instruments, planetary, historical and geographic terms, and common nouns, forming a mixed puzzle set.
Priest Rev Leo Novitt Dies at Sparta Wisconsin
Cashton priest Rev Leo Novitt 64 pastor of Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Parish Cashton died Tuesday morning in a Sparta hospital. Born July 4 1899 he was ordained in Austria in 1922 and joined the La Crosse Diocese in 1950 serving in Spencer and Cooks Valley before becoming administrator of Sts Peter and Paul on Nov 15 1951. Funeral arrangements are being made by Rev Frank Bricks of Sparta. Survivors not listed.
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Cashton
Wis
Leo Novitt
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic
Sparta
la Crosse
Novitt
Austria
Bonaventure Jelich
Europe
Christ the King
La Crosse Board reviews high school work plan
The La Crosse Board of Education will hold special sessions at 7 30 p m Tuesday and Wednesday at the Board Building to review and edit a proposed work plan for a South Side High School. The plan, drafted by teachers parents and administrators, will then be sent to Milwaukee architects Ebling Plunkett Keymar Reginato.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Bjorge
Marriages Listed for July 13 in Sparta and Nearby Towns
A series of marriage licenses announced for July 13 across Sparta, Humbird, Cashton, Melrose, Norwalk, Viroqua, Wonewoc, Hillsboro, Arcadia, and Fountain City. Couples include Michael C Stark and Vivian Ellen Stark, Joseph L Plante and Jane Anderson, Theodore Storandt and Mary Jo Gilmore, Patrick W McPeak and Shirley Ann Amundson, and others.
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Michael C. Stark
Minneapolis
Dennis E. Chapiewsky
Sparta
Vera Mae Jensen
Burns
Theodore R. Storandt
Mary Jo Gilmore
Patrick W. McPeak
Shirley Ann Amundson
Cashton
Donald E. Zlesak
Merrillan
Geraldine Ann Guy
James L. Kowitz
Patricia A. Kotten
Norwalk
Budget Amendments Roil Wisconsin Fiscal Plan
The governor cites a record 632.6 million dollar budget for 1963 65 as about 100 amendments loom in the Assembly. Glen Pommerening Milwaukee co chairs the Joint Finance Committee proposes cuts and revenue shifts to narrow the gap, with a 5.5 million net gain but fierce opposition over school aid cuts and new taxes amid a crowded reform package.
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Glen Pommerening
Milwaukee
Joint Finance Committee
Pommerening
Senate
East West tensions show Khrushchev Spaak talks and Soviet reply
The article reports on Khrushchev's Kiev meeting with Spaak and the ongoing East West talks. It notes Soviet denouncements of a Peking rally in support of expelled Chinese and a campaign to worsen Soviet Chinese relations. Spaak calls the Kiev talks warm and friendly while Western observers doubt a major agreement. News from Moscow highlights no sign of a Soviet Chinese deal.
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Spaak
New Soviet Party
Peking
Soviet Union
Chinese Communist Party
China
Lenin Hills
Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
Teng Hsiao-ping
Kiev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Tass
Valentin Zorin
United States
Wausau Buildings Damaged By Flames
Fire of undetermined origin damaged five downtown business places in two Wausau buildings Monday. Damage estimated at 50,000 dollars per Fire Chief Wilbur Petzold. Patrolman James Mugavero suffered a gash breaking into a building to rouse occupants. six people evacuated from upper apartments.
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Wausau
Wilbur Petzold
James Mugavero
Fond du Lac Youth Killed In Wisconsin Highway Crash
A Fond du Lac youth, 19 year old Douglas Marlin, died early today when his car left Highway 23 and County trunk KK, overturned several times near Ripon. A passenger was hospitalized at Ripon. The 1963 Wisconsin highway toll rose to 394 for the year to date.
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Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Douglas Marlin
Ripon
Versalles Scores Tying Run Amid Rally in Nonspecific Feat
McBride singled past Boyer into left field to score Wagner with the tying run as Versalles advanced to third. McBride took second on Davis' throw to Boyer. Fox flew out to Davis. One run on two hits with no errors and two left.
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Versalles
McBride
Boyer
Wagner
Davis
Fox
Jim Bouton
New York
Yastrzemski
Howard
Allison
Minnesota
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Robinson
Grat
Javier
Mays Ties All Star Hit Record With Two-Run Rally
Davis singled Aaron forced Davis Malzone to Fox White out to Pepitone Davis to second Mays singled to center scoring Aaron giving the Nationals a 2 1 lead It was Mays 20th hit tying Stan Musial for the All Star record Mays stole second and scored on Bailey s single Boyer flied to Wagner Two runs three hits no errors one left
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Davis
Aaron
Malzone
Fox
White
Pepitone
Mays
Nationals
Stan Musial
Bailey
Boyer
Wagner
Richardson
New York
Pearson
Musial
Kaline
Baseball recap highlights from a Nationals game
Jackson pitched for the Nationals while Johnny Edwards caught for Cincinnati. Umpire Hank Soar reminded manager Alvin Dark that non pitching All-Stars must play three innings as Bailey returned. Pearson doubled, Kaline struck out, Malzone singled driving in Pearson, Wagner moved to second, Battey tied the game with a single, Pepitone lined out.
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Jackson
Nationals
Johnny Edwards
Cincinnati
Hank Soar
Alvin Dark
Bailey
Pearson
Kaline
Malzone
Wagner
White
Battey
Pepitone
Aaron
Running on the mound for the AL in scoreless frame
Groat flied to Kaline Ja vier popped to Malzone Jackson flied to Pearson no runs no hits no errors none left in the inning and no further action recorded for the AL pitcher.
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Groat
Kaline
Javier
Malzone
Jackson
Pearson
Versalles Steals The Scene In Quick Inning
Versalles singled. White sacrificed, Ray Culp warming for the NL. Fox struck out but Bailey was put out after the catcher dropped the third strike. Bailey charged with a passed ball as Versalles advanced to third. Pearson struck out. No runs, one hit, one left, no errors.
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Versalles
White
Javier
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Fox
Bailey
Pearson
Nationals Take Lead On Error In Fifth Inning
Richardson reached second on an error as Davis raced to third and scored the go ahead run for the Nationals. A sequence of substitutions and outs followed with Culp and Edwards catching, Bouton pitching for the AL, and Kaline, Kell, and Yastrzemski involved in late plays. No runs or hits after the inning.
Budget Relief: Classified Bargains in Want Ads
A lively note urges readers to explore the classified section for budget friendly bargains. It highlights the Want Ads as a source for cost saving offers and practical deals. The message emphasizes practical financial planning through local listings.
Mississippi River Forecast Shows Little Change
Flood stage readings and 24 hour changes listed for Winona, La Crosse, Lansing, and Prairie du Chien along with Dam numbers and pool levels. Tributaries Trempealeau, Dodge, Black, and La Crosse area channels show varied slight declines. Overall forecast notes little movement across points on the Mississippi River.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota Ic.p
Lacrosse
Lansing
Pt. du Chien
Trempealeu
Dodge
Galesvie
la Crosse
W. Salem
I Root
Houston
Mississippi River
Weather Summary for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Fair through Wednesday with mid 50s tonight and mid 80s by Wednesday. Wisconsin and Minnesota show little temperature change while Iowa may see scattered showers in the extreme northwest Wednesday afternoon. Sunrise is 5 32 am and sunset 8 48 am. degree days to date total 1, last year 9, normal 8.
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Lacrosse and Vicinity
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
La Crescent Council Debates School Sewer Line Options
La Crescent Minnesota council meets with school board officials and Hendrix and Cording to discuss sewer options for a proposed high school. An eight inch line funded by the district or a ten inch line with shared cost or easement may support residential expansion after annexation. A July 29 special meeting will decide the scope. A separate plan considers a dump incinerator vs current system costs. Proksch seeks a liquor license for Commodore Club with residency to be confirmed. The council also forms a committee to draft a tax assessment roll for budget integration.
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LA Crescent, Minn
la Crescent
Hendrix and Cording
Myron Waldon
Clarence Wetsch
Martin Miller
Paul Hokum
Russell Hayes
Peoples Natural, Gas Co
William, Mishler
Roger Ulrich
Miller
Hokum
Elmer Proksch
Commodore Club
Proksch
Robert Martin
Mishler
Vetsch
Donald Schlicht
Boy Scientist Guest At USAF Photo Project
A 14 year old balloon photography hobbyist from White Bear Lake will visit Minneapolis on July 24 to observe a Air Force and Honeywell funded program. Lyndon Farmer, a regional science fair winner, will join the first flight of a project to photograph a marked plane from a balloon nineteen miles high. The setup uses a five million cubic foot balloon lifting a twelve ton camera gondola as part of the two point two five million dollar effort.
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Minneapolis
Air Force
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Lyndon Farmer
White Bear Lake
Lyndon
Jim Nelson
Honeywell
Council Kills Bid By Curling Club
The La Crosse Curling Club failed to secure a land deal after seeking a 40 year lease extension with the Interstate Fair Association and pursuing purchase of the building and land. The plan commission and grounds and buildings committee recommended an appraisal before the Common Council halted the action.
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la Crosse Curling Club
Badger Street
East Ave
Interstate Fair Association
The
Fair Association
Plan Commission
Curling Club
Bertha Matson Hospitalized After Fall in Whitehall Home
Mrs. Bertha Matson aged 80 of Taylor Wisconsin was transported by ambulance to a Whitehall hospital after a fall in her home. She sustained a broken hip and is to undergo surgery.
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Taylor
Wis
Bertha Matson
Whitehall
Ann Landers column questions about ice trays and habits
A La Crosse Tribune readers’ column features Ann Landers responses to marital, family, and teen behavior concerns. Topics include empty ice trays, drinking at home, and a daughter’s phone calls, with practical, moral guidance and references to AA and parent guidance.
Railroads strike crisis sparks White House discussions
Officials weigh options to avert a railroad walkout with talks in the President's office. Topics include compulsory arbitration or seizure of railroads, while lawmakers warn action may be delayed by hearings. Treasury warns of serious economic fallout and the Post Office prep warns of curtailed service if a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Wirtz
Pierre Salinger
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Post Office Department
$8 Million Released For State Roads
Madison Wisconsin AP Harvey Grasse chairman State Highway Commission said the federal Bureau of Roads released 8 million for highway construction in Wisconsin. Funds already obligated and would have become a direct obligation to the State Treasury if not released. The funds were part of a 624 million allocation announced by Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges.
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