Weekly Advertising Schedule in La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune urges distributors and dealers to align promotions with the regular weekly advertisements. It lists brands and sponsors including American Homes Capp Homes Carter's Little Pills Chevrolet Cinerama Dairyland Power Cooperative Discograph Security System.
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la Crosse Tribune
American Homes, Inc
Capp Homes
Carter’s Little Pills
Chevrolet Cinerama
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Discograph Security System
Wisconsin and Midwest Business and Transport News Summary
William F. Walker promoted to Minneapolis Division manager of National Tea Co. He leads 88 supermarkets across Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Upper Michigan and northern Wisconsin. Dr. Harvey S. Ideus joins Minnesota National Life College Division advisory board in Minneapolis. Mobility and finance stories follow: North Central Airlines posts June traffic record 282 136 passengers and 48 990 780 passenger miles. Frank Kneeland Jr. chairs Life Investors sales reps advisory council in Cedar Rapids. Various regional business moves include truck line terminal in Chicago and several store transfers in Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William F. Walker
Indianapolis
National Tea Co
Walker
Minnesota
North and
Suth Dakota
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Harvey S. Ideus
la Crosse State University
Minnesota National Life Insurance Company
Minnesota National Life
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frank Kneeland Jr
S. 27Th St
la Crosse
Life Investors, Inc
Life Investors
Kneeland
North Central Airlines
Ronald Mroch
Adams St
University of Wisconsin
Cuna International
Association of Credit Unions
Madison
Mroch
Trane Employes Credit Union
Fall Fatal to Leading Italian Film Director
Antonio Pietrangeli, 49, award winning director and critic, died after tumbling from a sea cliff while filming on the Tyrrhenian coast above Naples. He had won Italy’s equivalent of the Academy Award for Born in March.
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Gaeta
Italy
Antonio Pietrangeli
Tyrrhenian
Naples
Mixed couple urged to stay as ad spurs bias clash
In Warren Michigan a full page ad signed by about 1 750 urged Negro autoworker Corado Bailey and his white wife to remain in their suburb. After harassment and fire threats, the family decided to move. neighbors and local churches showed mixed support while the couple reported continuing abuse and a 19 year old son finishing Army basic training.
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Gene Schroeder
Warren Mich
Corado Bailey
Detroit
Baileys
Pam
Warren
Surgeons Reject Idea To Suspend Heart Transplants
Cape Town hosts a international symposium where 13 surgeons from nine countries debate moratorium on heart transplants. Despite 18 deaths in 25 operations since December 3, experts urge continuing trials to solve immune rejection while keeping patients alive. Dr. Christiaan Barnard hosts with Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz and others weighing risks against progress.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Christiaan Barnard
University of Cape Town
Adrian Kantrowitz
New York
Maimonides Hospital
James Mow‘bray
Donald Ross
E. R. Stinson
California
Palisades Hospital
Speck’s Attorney Files 600000-Word Appeal Brief in Illinois
Richard F. Speck’s lawyer Gerald W. Getty filed a 600000 word appeal with the Illinois Supreme Court seeking reversal of Speck’s murder conviction for eight nurses killed in Chicago. Getty asks for a move to correct alleged trial bias and claims horror photos shown to jurors compromised fairness. The state moved the trial from Chicago to Peoria, a change Getty contends to ensure impartial jury selection.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard F. Speck
Illinois Supreme Court
Speck
Gerald W. Getty
Cook County
Peoria
Illinois
Getty
Japanese lawmaker Shinjiro Wani dies in Tokyo
Shinjiro Wani aged 65 a member of the lower house and a longtime Liberal Democratic party spokesman for Prime Minister Eisaku Sato died Friday in Tokyo from a stomach ailment.
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Tokyo
Shinjiro Wani
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Liberal-Democratic Party
Scots Fight To Save Famed Old Regiments
Edinburgh AP reports Scots launch a campaign to save the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders facing disbandment under defense cuts. Civic leaders seek 100000 signatures while SNP gains worry Labour and Conservative MPs. The regiment has historic battles from Balaclava to Aden and Lucknow.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Scottish Nationalist
Aden
Crater
Britain
Palestine
Lucknow
Balaclava
Crimea
Dead End Kid 51 Takes Out Marriage Bond to Boston Fan
Reno AP reports Leo Gorcey the Dead End Kids star, age 51, filed for a marriage license with Mary E. Gannon, 26, of Boston after a fan letter. No wedding plans were announced. it would be his fifth marriage and her first.
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Reno
Nev
Leo Gorcey
Mary E. Gannon
Boston
Gorcey
Miss Gannon
Surviving nurse files suit over 1966 nurse murders
Miss Cora zon Amurao, the lone survivor of the eight student nurses killed in 1966, sues South Chicago Community Hospital for 500 000. The case, filed in Cook County Circuit Court by Casimir Wachowski, charges negligence in safety provisions and dormitory security. Amurao, 24, now lives in the Philippines and testified at the Speck trial, where he received a death sentence.
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Chicago
Corazon Amurao
South Chicago Community Hospital
Miss Amurao
Cook County
Casimir Wachowski
Philippines
Richard F. Speck
Speck
Businessman Joseph Katz builds gift wrap empire
Joseph Katz, founder and head of Papercraft Corp, says opportunities are greater today and his firm aims at a $50 million year. From a garage press to 2000 employees with plants in seven states, Papercraft dominates Christmas wrap and related products sold in about 250,000 outlets. He credits timing, concentration, luck, and an open mind for success.
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Milwaukee
Outboard Marine Corp
New York
Joseph Katz
Santa Claus
Santa
Joe
Katz
Papercraft Corp
Agnes
Former Greek Premier Elias Tsirimokos Dies at 60
Athens Greece AP Former Prime Minister Elias Tsirimokos died today after a long illness He was 60 Tsirimokos served briefly as premier in August 1965 and was a longtime member of Parliament across party lines at one time headed the Socialist Democratic Union.
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Athens
Greece
Elias Tsirimokos
Tsirimokos
The
Socialist Democratic Union
City To Study Effect Of Sewage Rate Hike
City Attorney John K. Flanagan will study how the Shelby Sanitary Sewer Districts rate increases affect La Crosse residents. Alderman Zielke prompted the review to determine if any rise covers city maintenance costs. Districts report higher charges due to debt service and operating costs while credits for city maintenance shift between districts.
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la Crosse
Shelby
John K. Flanagan
Patrick T. Zielke
la Crosse Tribune
Sanitary Sewer District 1
Sanitary Sewer District 2
District 1 Board
W. E. Sherman
District 2
Heno
Hairspray Fumes May Have Caused Death
Carmel Beach party attended by 40 to 50 youths ends in tragedy as 17 year old David H Warnock of Palo Alto dies after inhaling hairspray fumes. Police cite possible asphyxiation from fumes forced into a bag with tests pending to confirm exact cause.
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Ellis
Ada Sari, World War II era soprano, dies at 79
Ada Sari, the internationally famous soprano who sang at La Scala and other major opera houses before World War II, died Friday at age 79. She settled in Warsaw before the war and later became a music teacher.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ada Sari
la Scala
Trane Names Section Head Michael M Roberts
Michael M Roberts of Dres bach Minnesota has been promoted to manager of the vertical packaged Climate Changer sales department at Trane Co He is a University of Kansas graduate with engineering and business administration degrees He joined Trane in 1965 and completed the graduate engineer training before assignment to the unitary air conditioning department.
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Milwaukee
New Valley Plant
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Menomonee Valley
Michael M. Roberts
Dresbach, Minn
Trane Co
Uni
Treasury report highlights year to July withdrawals deposits and debt
Treasury data show year to date withdrawals 7.10 billion dollars and deposits 4.03 billion with cash balance 73.97 billion and public debt around 390.09 billion. Last year withdrawals 5.30 billion and deposits 3.68 billion with cash at 8.84 billion. Internal Revenue collections on July 9 totaled 700.12 million.
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Treasury Report
Washington
UP1
Treasury
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Kid-X
Speas Vinegar
Volkswagen
Wisconsin School of Real Estate
Winona Secretarial School
B. C. Ziegler & Co
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ST. Paul
Black River Falls
Wis
Robert Mills
Melvin Johnson
Mills
German Hill
Tomah
Hansen’s
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Hansen
Texas Refinery Corp
Mindoro
Burr Oak
Robert Houghtaling
Herbert Huber
Stuart Bounlee
Oshkosh
Houghtaling
Wagon Wheel Tavern
Dale Lockington
Kenneth Bright
Onalaska
Waukon
Great Surplus Stores, Inc
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Arthur H. Jacobson
Pladsen Hardware
Watertown
Watertown Savings and Loan Assn
State Savings and Loan
Leo Mortenson
Whitewater
Beaver Dam
Prudential Theater Chain
Skouras Theaters Corp
United Artists Theaters Circcuit Inc
Green Bay
Wausau
Janesville
Kenosha
Old Fox Wisconsin
Fred Koontz
West Bend
West Bend Company
Badger Meter Mfg
Everson Manufacturing Corp
Everson
Lansing
Tom Kerndt
Kerndt Brothers Savings Bank
Harvard Business School
Mass
Independent Bankers Association of America
Viroqua
Cashton
Florence Thompson
LeRoy Bergh
Bennett Erickson
Gale L. Craig
Norwalk
Bergh
LeRoy
Sandy
E. 0. Sandsnes
Harriet
Floyd
Harriet) Leis
Mueller Climatrol
Worthington
Seeus Now
Schneider
Dead End Kid
Fan
Hal Boyle
Napoleon
Bank of Stoddard
Stoddard, Wisconsin
Sherman
Walter Miller
Town
Kennedy
Associated Press
Clonvey
Rweet
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Trane
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