Riessen Faces Alh Seeded Netter Today
In Milwaukee the 73rd Western Open sees Big Ten champ Marty Riessen of Northwestern face fourth seed Andy Lloyd of Shreveport in a men’s semifinal. Other top seeds Lenoir Nagler and Graebner reach semis. Richey Thomas Bricka Palmer lead the women’s side with semis set after quarterfinal wins.
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Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
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North Hollywood
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Orinda
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Clark Graebner
Shaker Heights
Ohio
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University of Arizona
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Ecuador
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Brazil
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Fred Drilling
Arcadia
Fred Powless
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Dave Reed
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Mexico
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Mequon
Alice Tym
Peoria
Ill
Statz Chosen as Prairie Du Chien Coach Trio
Charles W. Statz, 26, will lead Prairie du Chien High School as head football coach and assist in basketball and track. A UW Madison 1960 grad, he has spent three years coaching at Lake Mills High and will move with his wife and three children next month. Jerry Gilbertson, 1963 La Crosse State College graduate, becomes Statz’s football assistant and head track coach with basketball duties.
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Charles W. Statz
Statz
University of Wisconsin
Madison Edgewood High
Lake Mills High
Jerry Gilbertson
la Crosse State College
Gilbertson
Anchorage Detective Wins Shooting Title
Anchorage City detective Frank Kohlhase won the 10,000 Lakes handicap title at the 83rd Minnesota state trap shoot in a shoot-off. He broke 25 straight to beat Vic Reinders after both shot 96x100 from 24 and 27 yards respectively, as wind shaped the windy contest.
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Frank Kohlhase
Anchorage
Alaska
Minnesota
Kohlhase
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Wis
Reinders
Harry Smith
Franklin
Carl Gustafson
Anoka
Vern Aanenson
Stan Wilson
Thief River Falls
Bill Konrad
Grand Rapids
Paul Webster
Alfred Clauson
Bard Higgins
Duluth
Correct Tendencies Sound Swing Must For Average Golfer
The article argues that average golfers fail without a solid swing concept and fault focus. It urges starting with a trained pro to correct tendencies, especially the common aim to raise the ball, which leads to open faces, high short shots, topping, and slicing. After building a sound swing, refine other aspects to hit straight and in the air.
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Milwaukee Country Club
The Man In Cambridge Fehsenfeld Era of Shame
Robert Fehsenfeld a 42 year old Cambridge Maryland restaurant owner shares his self described ordinary life and extraordinary fall after he kicked a Black patron and dumped water on a white youth during integration protests. TV footage and photos sparked national debate as he faced praise from segregationists and harsh condemnation from others while he reflects on his panic driven act and its consequences for his family business and community.
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Cambridge, Md
Robert Fehsenfeld
Dizzyland
Fehsenfeld
Bob Fehsenfeld
Purdue Golfer Wins Northeastern Tourney Title
Purdue University golfer John Toepel a 19 year old from Stevens Point edged Leo Kordus of Wausau 3 and 2 to win the Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Association amateur title in Wausau. Toepel closed with a 25 foot putt on the 16th hole to secure victory.
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John Toepel
Purdue University
Stevens Point
Dale Heath
Toepel
al Stolen
Kordus
Harlan Hunger
Delavan Man Killed At Rail Crossing
Delavan records report 65 year old Thomas Murphy was fatally struck by a Milwaukee Road train at a crossing Friday evening. The incident occurred in Delavan leaving local authorities investigating the precise crossing location and circumstances surrounding the death.
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Delavan
La Crosse Tribune Delivery Note Dated July 1963
A La Crosse Tribune item notes delivery on RFD July 15 1963 with associated date stamps from Saturday July 13 1963. The brief indicates post date details and delivery routing for the La Crosse area press.
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Coffee Intake Ties To Heart Trouble In Study
New York AP reports a long term study of 1108 men in a heart disease experiment finds a positive relation between coffee intake and coronary disease. Conducted at Hawthorne works Western Electric Chicago under University of Illinois Medicine. Authors caution the data apply to a high risk male population.
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New York
American Heart Association Journal
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Hawthorne Works
Western Electric Co
Chicago
Hickey Named To Head UW Dept Of Surgery
The University of Wisconsin board of regents appointed Dr. Robert C. Hickey of the University of Texas as chairman of the Wisconsin Medical School surgery department. He will assume Sept. 1, succeeding the late Dr. Erwin R. Schmidt. The body also named Earl S. Beard as first director of the university center at Sheboygan.
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Bowers
John Cole
Cleveland
Anthony Curreri
Earl S. Beard
Sheboygan
Provenzano Convicted Of Extorting Money In Newark
New Jersey Teamster leader Anthony Provenzano was convicted of extorting money from a trucking firm and received seven years in prison plus a $10,000 fine. His attorney filed a notice of appeal to the Third Circuit. Federal Judge Robert Shaw released him on $15,000 bail pending the appeal. The judge rebuked him for betraying the working men he served.
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Teamster
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Tony) Provenzano
Henry Singer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
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Robert Shaw
Provenzano
Shaw
Minn Boy Killed In Target Shooting
A Wa seca farm boy, Richard Powell, 12, was accidentally killed while target shooting with his brother John, 14, on their parents farm. A .22 rifle bullet hit his spine. he died on arrival at a Waseca hospital. Another accidental Minnesota shooting death followed nearby, two days earlier.
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Richard Powell
Minnesota
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John Powell
David Pahkala
Homewood
Ill
Convict Wausau Man On Five Tax Counts
A 34 year old lumber yard worker from Wausau, Donald D. Ganterer, was convicted on five counts for failing to file state income tax returns from 1957 to 1961. Judge Merrill R. Farr imposed a $150 fine on the first count and withheld sentence on the other four counts, placing him on two years probation.
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EAU Claire
Donald D. Ganterer
Wausau
Merrill R. Farr
Farr
Ganterer
Rookies and veterans report as Packers training camp opens
Green Bay announces first report for rookies, quarterbacks and centers as camp begins. Forty one veterans from last year’s championship, 17 rookies and seven free agents join 34 returning players. Oldest veteran Dave Hanner, 33, starts 11th season. Jim Ringo and Bill Forester, 31, begin their 11th year.
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54 Viking Rookies To Report Saturday
MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL AP Saturday is D day for 54 Minnesota Vikings rookies they depart for Bemidji summer training camp. The group totals 61 with seven veterans and leaves at 9 30 a m from Vikings offices. Vander Kelen and Flatley will report Aug 3 for the intra squad game Aug 2. Top rookies include John Campbell Ray Poage and Gary Kaltenbach. Veterans reporting early include Fran Tarkenton John McCormick Bob Reed Steve Stonebreaker Roy Winston Bob Denton and Larry Bowie.
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Texas
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Pitt
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Fran Tarkenton
John McCormick
Bob Reed
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Roy Winston
Bob Denton
Larry Bowie
Glaser Signs Contract With Baltimore Team
Ron Glaser of Marquette University, fifth draft choice of the Baltimore Bullets, signed for the coming season. He scored 510 points as a senior and 1,330 in his career, was named to all tournament teams in the National Invitation Tournament at Milwaukee, and will be tried in the Bullets backcourt.
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Ron Glaser
Marquette University
Baltimore Bullets
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Marquette
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Legion Tournament Games At Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia MN
Houston meets La Crescent at 5 30 p m and Caledonia faces Lake City at 8 p m in junior Legion tournament games. Winners play Thursday at 8 p m at Caledonia.
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Weather Outlook For Saturday Showers In Great Lakes Region
Saturday forecast calls for scattered showers and thundershowers across the Great Lakes Region, Mississippi Valley, parts of the Central and Southern Plains, and the Western Gulf states. The rest of the nation remains mostly fair to partly cloudy.
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Oppermann and Lunn Set for Public Links Final
In Sacramento, Steve Oppermann and Bob Lunn, rising San Francisco golfers, advance to the National Public Links Championship final after semifinal wins. Oppermann, 21, beat Dante Vicini 4 and 3 while Lunn, 18, ousted Jerry Yuke 3 and 1, with both expressing cool nerves about the title.
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Oppermann
Dante Vicini
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Ill
Lunn
Jerry Yuke
Swenson Added To Olympic Team
Westby Wisconsin skier Lyle Swenson is added to the 1964 United States Olympic Ski team. Snowflake Ski Club protested earlier omission. team includes John Ballant Jay Martin Gene Kotlarek Dave Hicks Jerry Goyen Austen Samuelstuen and Swenson departs for Europe for training. Swenson informed by Malcolm McLane and will compete at Innsbruck Austria.
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Paul Mockrud
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Europe
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Jay Martin
Minneapolis
Gene Kotlarek
Dave Hicks
Duluth
Jerry Goyen
Ishpeming
Mich
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Dave Stork
National Ski Association
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Calif
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United States Olympic Ski Committee
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Gas Firm Considering $30 Million UP Line
Northern Natural Gas Co. of Omaha weighs a $30 million pipeline to supply the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The route would stretch about 400 miles from Duluth Minnesota to Marquette and Escanaba Michigan, passing through northern Wisconsin counties and entering Michigan at Ironwood. The project awaits Federal Power Commission approval and a final decision by the company.
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Turkey Rejects Soviet Nuclear Free Zone Proposal
ANKARA Turkey rejects a Soviet proposal that the Mediterranean be declared a nuclear free zone. A Yugoslav report notes workers were severely burned in molten steel incidents as a furnace operated during May. The foreign office said the proposal would not aid world peace and viewed it as a one sided reduction of arms.
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Japanese Naval Hero Dies In Minneapolis
Tokyo reports rear admiral Koaru Umetani, a famed Japanese naval pilot, died in Minneapolis on Thursday. A 1918 Naval Academy graduate, he commanded the carrier Hoshi in World War II battles in the southwest Pacific and led various air units in strategic theaters. He later moved to the United States in 1959 to help run a Sukiyaki restaurant with his family and is survived by Nobuko, three sons, and a daughter in Japan.
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Koaru Umetani
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UW Gets 2.7 Million In Gifts And Grants
The University of Wisconsin board of regents accepted gifts and grants totaling 2.7 million dollars. Included is 417,720 from the National Institutes of Health for the Madison regional prime research center. Donor specified allocations include 1,497,149 for research and 1,076,223 for specialized instructional programs, plus 75,942 for scholarships, 29,985 gifts in kind, and 39,725 for other purposes. The 13 month total reaches 30 million, up from 25 million the prior period.
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University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
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