Government profits from seigniorage on coinage rise
The federal government has profited from seigniorage as copper and nickel coins replace silver. Seigniorage, the difference between coin face value and metal cost, hit hundreds of millions in recent years and may top $200 million this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Coyne Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department
Commission On Budget
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
La Crosse Municipal Court Dockets Activity Summary
The La Crosse Daily Records lists multiple defendants with charges ranging from running red lights and speeding to drunk and disorderly conduct. Notable entries include David Burroughs 20 and Patricia Miller 20 with traffic dismissals and fines, plus numerous minor offenses with varied penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burroughs
S. 25Th St
Anthony Kromke
S. 7Th St
Richard Lesniewski
Thorp
Walter Meyers
St. Andrew St
Patricia Miller
Thomas Mulhern
Montello
Clarence Byers
S. 4Th St
George Gleason Jr
Grandad Terrace
Dorothy Lemke
Onalaska
Steve Coady
Avon St
Lynda Dolato
Gerald Hartung
Pine St
Joseph Muller
Kane St
Norman Wolden
Viroqua
Jon Gilmore
Wabasha
Minn
James Whistleman Jr
Powell St
Corene Dunning
Grove St
Doris Knudson
Onalaska Ave
Car Myles
Waycross
Curtis Tigg
Jackson
Fla
Patrick Becker
Caledonia
Dale Olson
S. 11Th St
Mike Vukasinovic
Chicago
Robert Fundingsland
Sioux City
Iowa
Gary Hanson
Kenosha
Allen McCluskey
Albert Lea
Douglas Sims
Camp McCoy
Dalton Noel
Redbird Court
Kenneth Schulz
N. 8Th St
Dennis Olson
Adams St
Leonard Resler
Main St
Philip Hopfner
International Falls
Ronald Livermore
Blair
Neb
James Buck
Melbourne
Charles van Waardhuizen
Pella
Gary Yonaites
Des Plaines
Ill
Thomas Loughan
St. Paul
Jeffrey Gall
James Lamers
Kaukauna
William Link
Grand Rapids
Mich
Leslie Moe
Henning
Raymond Nickel Jr
Kathleen Spiering
Mayville
John Vander Veen
Drunk
Genevieve Campbell
Vine St
Sharryl Conner
Losey Blvd
Warren Gardner
Gannett
Franklin Webber
S. 9Th St
David Godwin
Austin
Marriage Licenses Issued in Wisconsin Towns
Larry Larson and Linda Rose Fisher of Melrose plan to marry. Robert Boruska of Black River Falls and Mary Jean Holm green of Merrillan also seek marriage on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Larry Larson
Linda Rose Fisher
Melrose
Robert Boruska
Mary Jean Holmgreen
Merrillan
Mystery Chinese Radio Station Calls for Revolt Against Mao
A radio broadcast calling itself voice of the Peoples Liberation Army urges PLA commanders and troops to prepare a true Communist revolt against Mao Tse-tung Lin Piao and Chiang Ching. Analysts debate transmitter location with possibilities ranging from north of Guangdong to Formosa while noting anti Maoist sentiment in Hunan and Wuhan regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Voice of the Peoples Liberation Army
PLA
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Mao
Chiang Ching
Lin
Kwangtung
Changsha
Hunan
Hupei
Wuhan
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Schwartz Seeks Full Time Demo Administrator Nomination
Schwartz of Racine former Kenosha County Democratic chairman plans to seek the Wisconsin attorney general nomination and urges Milwaukee convention to name a full time party administrator. He says the state chairman role has been used as a springboard for candidacies and lacks full time leadership. Cudahy announced his resignation as state chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Schwartz
Racine
Kenosha County
Dem- Milwaukee
Cudahy
al Schwartz
Richard
Elec
Wisconsin
Democrats
Food For Freedom Extended By Senate
Senate passage completed congressional action on a two year extension of the Food for Freedom program beyond 1966. The bill extends long term dollar credit sales of U S farm products to underdeveloped nations in exchange for foreign currencies. The measure now goes to President Johnson for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U.S
Johnson
Weather Outlook Across Major Cities
A statewide weather outlook covers Albuquerque to Seattle with variable conditions expected. Forecasters warn of changes in temperatures and possible precipitation across major hubs including Chicago Denver Los Angeles New York and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Kansas City
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Mason City
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Portland, Ore, Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Many Minnesotans Die in July Heat
Tri State brief details a series of deaths across Minnesota and Wisconsin on July 15. Alfred Meiners 79 died at his Eitzen home with services at St. Luke's United Church of Christ. Adela Hufschmidt 82 died in Winona hospital with services at Burke Funeral Chapel Lansing. Mrs Harold Jambois 48 died suddenly in Chamberlain South Dakota with services in La Crosse. Norman Olson 62 died of a heart attack on a Northfield farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eitzen
Minn
Alfred Meiners
St. Luke’s United Church of Christ
Clyde Lee
Church
Potter-Haugen
Caledonia
Gerhard Meiners
Union City Township
Emma Thiele
Rev
Gerhard
Pewaukee
Wis
Lansing
Iowa
Adela Hufschmidt
Winona
Burke
Alvin Ebert
Oakhill
Hufschmidt
Harold
Magdalene)Jambois
North Ridge Road
la Crescent
Chamberlain
S.D
Mary
Kay
Jane
Pat
Betty Ann
Kathy
Nancy
Judy
Bob
Jim
David
Jack
Elizabeth) Curti
Genoa
William
Beatrice) Albert
Richland
Wash
Stephen Pedretti
John
Onalaska
Michael Kuisle
la Crosse
Wednes- Northfield
Norman Day
Olson
Rye
Northfield
Jackson County
Robert Krohn
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Ettrick
Helmer C. Sexe
Faith Lutheran
Ernest G. Dahlquist
L. H. Jacobson
Fossum Funeral
Bertha Johnson
Oscar Tranberg
Garvin Borreson
North Beaver Creek
Carl
Blair
Leonard
Leroy
Black River Falls
Julius Brovold
Alberton
Mont
Clara Kittleson
Twenty Negars For Sale and Seeds of Slavery in Colonial America
An 18th or early 19th century catalog notes slaves for sale including Irish maids and a few enslaved boys. The article then traces early Negroes in America from 1619 Jamestown, noting fluid status, indentured servitude, and the move toward racial slavery driven by economics, law, and social structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jamestown
West Indies
America
England
Boston
Lerone Bennett Jr
Massachusetts
Pees
John Inthrop
Virginia
Mrs. Reg et, 66, of St. Louis dies after long illness
Mrs. Harry D. Lorette Reg et, 66, formerly of La Crosse, died Monday in a St. Louis hospital after a long illness. Services and burial will be Thursday in St. Louis. Cullen-Kelly Funeral Home, Normandy, Mo., is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
ST. Louis
Gene Wilkey
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wilkey
Kmox-Tv
Radio
Herman Stingl
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Deloris Miller
Virginia Shemunatz
Frank Skert
Emma Louise Wiles
Deal
N.J
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Arthur Feroe
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten-McKee
Wiles
Franklin
Wis
Howard
Evangeline) Russell
James
Virginia) Barager
Owen
Edward
Evanell) Vernon
Westbury
N.Y
Wentworth Berg
Beaver Dam
Anton
Mabel) Peters
Chicago
Henry
Christina) Wetcen
Ernest G. Dahlquist
Hillview Ave
Minneapolis
Leone
Richard
Barbara) Papenfuss
Cottage Grove
Minn
Larry
Rosemary) Tooke
Fred
Bonnie) Bahr
Allan
Diane) Brague
Stillwater
Bror
Eleanor) Holmbeck
Cumberland
Amery
Walter
la Crescent
St. Joseph the Workman
John Paul
Harry D. (Lorette) Reget
Cullen-Kelly Funeral Home
Normandy
Madison Man Killed in Two Car Collision
The Associated Press reports Calvin Groth, 71, of Madison, died in a two car crash north of Stoughton Monday night. Two others were injured as Wisconsin’s 1968 highway death toll rose to 598, up from 515 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Calvin Groth
Stoughton
Egg tooth helps hatchling break egg shell
The egg tooth is a small hard projection at the end of a young bird's soft beak. It aids the chick in breaking the eggshell during hatching and is shed soon after emergence.
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Charles Smith
Farwell St
Michael Kutil
Richard Hall
Neil Hopper
John Thompson
Loomis St
Tracy Williams
Frank Schilling
Griffith
Ind
John Welsh
Connie Wyatt Jr
Michael Tulius
16Th St
David Marcou
Prospect St
Fred G. Welch
Bridge St
Gordon Bakalars
St. Michael
Joseph E. Anderson
Oak Drive
Margaret Allen
S. 13Th Place
Robert Bahr
West Salem
Jenneane Benson
Stoddard
Trygve Borgedahl
George St
Helen Ciano
Joseph Cody
St. Charles
Clayton Ymca
Combs
Highland St
Ronald Danielson
Darty
Rel Dickinson
Felten
Leonard G
Faith A
Daniel Filzen
Travis Stuhr
Hagar St
Annett Greene
Daniel Hayes
Coon
Valley
Flora Hayes
Osh
Donald P. Nagle
Ikosh
Richard Helgerson
Liberty St
Harry Hiser
John'theselecead
Emithaut Hand ‘Holman
Dennis Jeck
Sanford Hall
la ‘Crosse State University
James Kruschek
Fred Kujawski
King St
Otto Kumm
Oconomowoc
Daniel Meilman
jMana
Peicaatu Willuul Vuliu
Orville E. Hanson
Charles St
Donald Lowell
Mindoro
West Ave
Frank Miles
N. 22Nd St
Jeffrey Murphy
Wedgewood Drive
Marilyn McCarville
Shirley Melbvaine
Hagar Road
Leon Ness
John Pinesack
West Ave. S
Phillip Raymond
Valley Road
Eloise Rebhan
Sperbeck St
Paul Schneider
N. 19Th St
Gladys Severson
Ronald Truesdell
Marinette
Barbara Tschumper
William Volk Jr
Shorewood Drive
Thomas Witzke
Caledonia St
Philip Klemett
S. 14Th St
John Pincsack
John Schweger
James Schwieder
Aurora
William Blanchard
Frank Jolivette
Elm Drive
Robert Duffrin
la Crescent St
Louis Lemke
Madeline Running
la Donna Letourneau
David Rudolph
State St
Gene Smith
N. 23Rd St
Raymond Moss
Harvey Nygaard
Madison St
David Trehus
Winnebago St
Phillip Dickson
S. 30Th St
Glenn Elder
S. 17Th St
Robert Johnson
Ronald Kabat
S. 15Th St
Clive McBain
Brent Turner
Denton St
Arrvid White Eagle
Fairchild
Leo Mack
Galesville
Earl Mills
Harold Mills
Dale O
Fire Department
Tion
Food For Freedom
Weather Outlook
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Florida
Montana
Brenegen
Williamsburg, Va
Lloyd Quammen
Norman Olson
Mrs
Harold Jambois
Herman Stings
Arthur Chandler
Trinity Rest Cemetery
Arthur
Sadie Jennings
Alma Center
Helmer Sexe
Emma Wiles
Don Oakley
John Lane
Fishbow
Boston Harbor
Maryland
Harry D. Reget
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