Ecuador Siege as Junta Deposes Arosemena in Quito
An Ecuadorian military junta deposed President Carlos Arosemena after tanks surrounded the palace and protests erupted. Arosemena, described as frequently drunk, fled to Panama with his family while the junta pledged early elections and broad military and party support.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Colombia
Arosemena
The
Grace Lines
U.S
Wilfred McNeil
Maurice Bernbaum
Gustavo
Railroads panel session outlines expedited action notes
Indiana congressman Charles A Halleck warned Congress against hasty actions not justified while signaling readiness for swift measures if needed. Everett Dirksen backed immediate Senate Labor Committee hearings to prep for potential legislation. Thursday’s railroad panel discussed staff selections and material assembly for panel use with Wirtz Meany Hodges Saunders present and Harrison expected to join. Block was absent on a western trip.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Halleck
Senate Labor Committee
Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Luther H. Hodges
Miners rescue team probes abandoned mine for missing boys
Rescue experts from the U S Bureau of Mines and Pennsylvania Mines Department found fresh footprints and a dropped pack of matches but could not tie them to the missing youths. A water-filled section remains to be checked after surveying the rest of the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania Mines Department
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co
Ricky Koss Champion At Jersey Show
West Salem Wisconsin Ricky Koss Mindoro won the grand champion female at the Coulee Jersey Parish show held at the Inter-State Fairgrounds. Leonard Anderson Monroe County agent judged. other winners included Norman Henderson Norwalk Terry Ross Mindoro Mary Brinkman Coon Valley and several Households among blue red and white ribbons.
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West Salem
Wis
Ricky Koss
Mindoro
Coulee Jersey Parish
Ricky Ross
Sandra Heinze
Elton Heinze
Leonard Anderson
Monroe County
Birth notices from Grandview and Memorial hospitals
July births listed for Grandview and Memorial hospitals include daughters Lori Jean Betthaus er and Tricia Kay Radcliffe, and sons Darrell Wayne Wilcox and Nita Lynn Ritchart born to multiple couples in Holmen Mindoro New Lisbon Minneapolis Waterloo and Tomah with dates July 9 to July 11. Notable names include Judith Voss Sharon Witte Barbara Skinner Nancy Brown Peggy Swenson Joan Dohnal and Elizabeth Sholtz.
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Lori Jean
Richard Betthauser
West Ave. S
Judith Voss
Tricia Kay
Gordon Radcliffe
Mindoro
Sharon Witte
Darrell Wayne
Lawrence Wilcox
Mormon Coulee Road
Barbara Skinner
Robert Barney
Holmen
Carol Gruen
Jennifer Jean
L. W. Meyer Jr
Tomah
Sharon Wrobel
Thomas Wayne
Cletus Jay
Box
Millston
Nancy Brown
Nita Lynn
Jack Ritchart
E. Park St
New Lisbon
Mary Ann Czapiewski
Grants Awarded to Winona Colleges in Science Funding
Minnesota and the Dakotas colleges received NSF grants totaling about 200000 dollars for science programs. The University of Minnesota led with 75000 dollars, followed by North Dakota State 14629 and several others including the University of North Dakota 11710, South Dakota State 11250, and Winona’s own St. Mary’s 11048 and Winona State 2150 among multiple institutions.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
National Science Foundation
University of Minnesota
North Dakota State
University of North Dakota
University of South Dakota
South Dakota State
South Dakota School of Mines
Carleton
St. Mary’s
Winona
Minn
St. Olaf
Concordia
Moorhead
Augustana
Sioux Falls
S.D
Augsburg
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
Macalaster
Winona State
Three Foreclosures Granted By Court In La Crosse County
Three mortgages were foreclosed in La Crosse County Court. Ed and De lore Smuthy owe 10158.62, Robertses owe 4936.03, and Holmen residents LaVern and Violet Roberts owe 14206.03. Judge Leonard F. Roraff ordered payment within a year or the sheriff will auction the homes to satisfy the debts.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Wisconsin Senate Starts 16 Year Olds in Restaurants Bill
The Wisconsin Senate advanced a bill to lower the restaurant work age to 16, opposed by the Democratic minority and Sen. Allen Busby. A joint resolution sought the attorney general’s interpretation of the new beer carry-out law, amid university concerns about under 21 bans affecting student parties. Gov. Reynolds faced criticism from Kendzierski over labor’s opposition and an appointment row to the State Industrial Commission.
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University of Wisconsin and
State College
John W. Reynolds
Kendzierski
Organized Labor
State Industrial Commission
Labor
George ‘Otto
Reuben Knutson
Kennedys Sowing Seeds Of Hate Says Barnett
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett accused President Kennedy and Attorney General Robert F Kennedy of sowing hate and violence with civil rights proposals. He warned the nation could reap a bloody harvest if enacted, addressing the Senate Commerce Committee amid a crowded room. Others from the Deep South, including Alabama's George Wallace, were slated to testify on the civil rights measures and public accommodations ban.
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Washington
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Kennedy
Robert F Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Barnett
Senate
No Further Rubber Talks Scheduled
An official of the U S Rubber Co said no further negotiations are scheduled as Local 19 of the United Rubber Workers Union strikes. The plant, the city’s largest employer, shut down after the contract expired. About 2,167 union members are involved including 2,023 production workers and 144 office staff. Pickets were scattered but did not stop salaried workers. Company officials call for revised work rules to regain competitiveness. union reps declined to comment.
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EAU Claire
U.S. Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Union
Erick Gilbertson
Weather Record and Five Day Forecast Snapshot
Sunrise at 5 34 a m and sunset at 8 46 p m for Saturday. Five day forecast shows near normal highs 63 to 85, cooler start, warmer midweek, and chance of thundershowers. Regional notes include possible storms in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with scattered showers and thunderstorms across eastern and southern areas.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Defection Rumor Ties To Russian Intelligence Shakeup
A London report says a top Russian spy defected to the West prompting speculation the Soviet intelligence service may overhaul its ranks. Officials stressed the defector’s life is at risk and that his identity remains secret. The case follows ties to the Penkovsky affair and recent Moscow trial disclosures.
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London
West
Britain
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile
Weather Across and Down Puzzle Answers
Answer list for a crossword style weather themed puzzle. Includes clues and expected words for across and down entries such as shed copiously, air movement, heavy mist, Spanish river, flat surface, Central American tree, politicians, river in Spanish, allay, Persian city, unhurt, hunting cry, boy's nickname, certain, identical, customs, natural colors, break ties, masculine name, gull like bird, ore classifier, feminine pronoun, man's name, pierce with a knife, predicament, water sprite, Dutch commune, electrical discharge, marble, on ship, Babylonian divinity, driving hazard, soap frame bar, hardy heroine and many more.
City Woman Claims Second in 1963 Western Open Chess
Mrs. William Schuetze of Milwaukee area received a $25 second prize after Bay City Michigan hosted the 1963 Western Open women’s division. Edele Goddard of Miami won first among nine contestants. Wisconsin participants included Lois Housefeld and Mrs. Henry Hoffmann. The event drew 161 players. Bob BY Fischer won overall.
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William Schuetze
S. 17Th St
Bay City
Mich
Edele Goddard
Miami
Fla
Wisconsin
Lois Housefeld
Milwaukee
Henry Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Wenonah Hotel
United States
Bobby Fischer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Robert Byrne
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Weldon
Allen Reiter
Madison
Reiter
Chicago
Povilas Tautvaisas
Stephen Popal
Fargo
N.D
Budget Plan Drafted To Set 1963 State Spending
Department of Administration officials met in the Assembly parlor to draft a one-year budget of 309 million dollars plus 29 million for a deficit for fiscal 1963. Alfonsi dismissed the bill’s chances and urged setting spending first, then revisiting a tax bill. Reynolds watched from the press row, later declining comment on the Assembly’s rejection.
WAF Recruiter In City Saturday
A Des Moines recruiter for the Women in the Air Force will be at the Air Force Recruiting Office in the Post Office Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. S. Sgt. Jeanne Brugel will discuss opportunities with La Crosse area young women and arrange appointments for interested applicants and parents. Opportunities exist in stenography photography communications finance medical and dental fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Women In the
Air Force
WAF
Jeanne Brugel
la Crosse Area
Camping Units Available In Wisconsin State Parks
The Conservation Department reported 1,273 camping units available in 58 state parks. No units are available at Devil's Lake South Shore and Governor Dodge. Sandy Beach Lake and Upper Trout Lake in Northern Highland remain closed.
Farmer Freed From Overturned Tractor in Paynesville
Einar Nelson, 46, a Hawick turkey farm manager, was pinned beneath an overturned tractor for nearly two hours before passersby freed him. He remained in fair condition at a local hospital with a fractured pelvis and other injuries.
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Paynesville
Minn
Einar Nelson
Hawick
Half Million Acres Opened To Drought Aid
Wisconsin opens over 500000 acres for pasture and forage harvest in 21 drought stricken counties while six more counties seek emergency help. Farmers must comply with disaster rules and coordinate with county committees before cutting hay or grazing livestock as dairy regions rely on local feed. Authorities note ongoing drought threatens second day crop prospects and pasture value.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Washington
Jefferson County
State Disaster Committee
la Crosse
Vernon
Monroe
Jackson
Kewaunee
St. Croix
Leland Mulder
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Agency
Euler placed on probation after delinquency ruling
Michael P. Euler, 21, of 1458 Redfield St., was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, but the sentence was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year with Assistant Police Chief Aaron Sanford. Richard E. Groothoff, 21, Green Island, had burglary continued to 9 a.m. August 12 for presentence investigation. Circuit Court: Judgment for Credit Bureau of La Crosse against Carl Nelson of Marshfield for $599.03.
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Michael P. Euler
Redfield St
Euler
Aaron Sanford
Richard E. Groothoff
Green Island
Credit Bureau of
Second Milk Firm Struck At Winona
In Winona Minnesota the Winona Milk Co and Marigold plant faced a labor dispute as workers walked out over a shift from six to five days. Eleven drivers quit Thursday and 25 more workers failed to report for work. The Teamsters Local 799 opposes the move, arguing drivers lose pay with one fewer day worked. The two dairies are part of the Winona Milk Dealers Association, which also includes three other local dairies under contract with the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Winona Milk Co
Teamsters Local
Winona Milk Dealers Association
Teamsters
Driver and Pedestrian Die in Minnesota Crash and Crossing Incident
A Minnesota road toll rose with two fatalities from Thursday. Ronald Young, 20, a rural Little Falls gasoline truck driver, died when his truck rolled over three times on Highway 238 near Upsala. In Minneapolis, 70-year-old Della Gentz died after being struck while crossing near her home, three hours after hospital arrival.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Little Falls
Minneapolis
Ronald Young
Upsala
Della Gentz
General Hospital
Ann Landers Advice Column Clippings on Pets and Privacy
Reader letters praise but question ethics and counsel from Ann Landers. Topics include humane burial of a dying pet, confidentiality with counselors, and a father-in-law overstepping by turning a new home into a gallery with his paintings.
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Ann Landers
Miss Florabelle
Ann
Battle Creek
Fire Hazard Extreme In Juneau County
Juneau County faces extreme fire hazards amid severe drought. Forest Ranger Jim Churchill warned conditions are dangerously dry as daily calls rise and a recent Clearfield Town blaze scorched several acres. He urged strict no burn rules without ranger inspection and emphasized need for public cooperation to prevent major forest fires.
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Maulton
Wis
Juneau County
Jim Churchill
Necedah
Churchill
Clearfield
Soviet Chinese Talks Remain Recessed in Moscow
Moscow AP reports Soviet and Chinese Communist delegates failed to meet again for truce talks. The sessions were recessed Thursday and Tuesday with no explanation. Western observers doubt progress and seek a face-saving exit. Teng Hsiao-ping led Chinese delegates from their Lenin Hills residence to the embassy while Russian delegates did not attend the conference hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Teng Hsiao-ping
Lenin Hills
GI Donates $1000 To War Widows And Orphans
Sgt Steve Bero of Fort Riley Kansas donated 1000 to widows and orphans of Indian soldiers killed in the border war with Chinese Communists. U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith handed the gift to the Indian army. Bero 55 Hungarian born bachelor says he gave the money for the love of God and because he was tired of hearing about people being pushed around. He is a member of the 1st Battle Group 28th Infantry Regiment.
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New Delhi
India
Steve Bero
Fort Riley
Kan
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Bero
Hungary
28Th Infantry Regiment
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Panama
Andres Arrata Macias
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Navy
Ramon Fastro Jijon
Guillermo Freire Posso
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Jersey
Grandview Hospital
Tomah, Wis
Minneapolis, Minn
Harry Johnson
Peggy Swenson
Houston
Waterloo, Iowa
Elizabeth Sholtz
Timothy
Frank Kneeland Jr
Parkview Boulevard
Waterloo
Joan Dohnal
Winona Colleges
Kennedys
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Farris Bryant
Florida
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Trempeale U
Dodge
W. Salems
Root
Mississippi River
Bell & Farrell
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
American Can
American Motors
Republic Steel
First Bk
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Rexall Drug
Anaconda
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Trans
Avco
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Boeing
Safeway Stores
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Heileman Brew
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck A Roehring Co
Sinclair Oil
Chrysler
Celanese
Socony la Crosse Tele
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap A
Consolidated Food
Standard Oil, Inc
McQuay, Inc
Curtiss Wright
Standard Oil
Mtg. Guar. Inc
DuPont
Stud
Packard
Nekoosa
Eastman Kodak
Sunray
Plastics
Financial Fed
Swift
Pyroil Co
Texaco
Rap Industries
Fruehauf
United Airlines
Royal Dutch Rockwell Mig Gamble Skogmo
General Dynamics
U.S. Freight
General Electric
Wn Warner
General Motors
Steel Western Power
General Telephone
Wallace Press
Western Tool
Glass Tire, Inc
Westinghouse
Elec
Great Northern Ry
Western Union
Taysch Bonds
Greyhound
White Motor
Mutual
Illinois Central
Woolworth
Boston Fund
Int Harvester
Zenith
Interstate Power
Eaton Howard Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Bar Fund
Law Cooler
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Magnavox
Natl Invest
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
USDA
California
Chicago Grain
Bologna
South ST. Paul Livestock
South ST. Paul, Minn
Son of
Eve Mihi
Italy
Pace Antil
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ici
Department of Administration
Circuit Court
Caledonia St
DR. Fixit
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF Lacrosse
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