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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1963

Page

5

Deaths in Brownsville Waukon and Sparta area

Obituaries list Mrs. Gernie Smith of Brownsville 64 who died July 16 in La Crosse with services in Brownsville and La Crosse. James Kass 87 of Waukon died July 17, with services at St. Patrick’s in Waukon and burial at St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Mrs. Carl Johnson 71 of Waukon died July 17, services at St. John’s Lutheran in Waukon. Florence Kelly 43 of Sparta died July 16, services at St. Patrick’s Church with burial in the church cemetery. Rosary at Lanham’s.

Brownsville Minn Gernie Smith la Crosse South Side Blaschke St. Patrick's Catholic Church John McShane Calvary Cemetery Caledonia Waukon Iowa James Kass Allamakee County John McDonald St. Joseph's Cemetery Bakke-Hanson J Sparta Wis Florence Kelly James S. Kelly St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Frank Bricks Lanham’s

Mortuary notices and obituaries span Wisconsin locals

Mortuary details note service times Thursday evening and Friday morning. Bertha Olson 88 of Black River Falls dies July 17, survived by three daughters, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. services Friday at Langlois Galston Funeral Home. Graveside services for Mrs Gaylord Stewart of Columbus held in Viroqua July 17. she is survived by her husband.

Waukon Good Samaritan Sweden Eric Erickson Chicago Carl A. Johnson Olaf Clarence Cedar Rapids Elmer Kelly Sharon Ruth James Howard Murphy Tony Tiptanner Ethel Bismark Mary Miles Thomas Edward Hanna Black River Falls Wis Bertha Olson Jare Taylor Norway Jackson County Oliver Meek Leslie Wells Racine Albert Bagan Langlois-Galston Merlin Sasman Woodlawn Cemetery Taylor Viroqua Gaylord Stewart Lylah Curtis Columbus Scott Curtis

Wisconsin Telephone Pact Reached with CWA

The Wisconsin Telephone Co. and the Communications Workers of America announced a tentative 38 month contract for 6,500 employees in 26 locals. The deal provides a 32 percent wage increase now, with reopeners at 14 and 26 months, company funding of part of medical insurance, and survivor coverage for retired workers under pension benefits.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Telephone Co Communications Workers of America

Local Sales And Rummage Offers Across La Crescent Area

Local markets list eggs bacon peaches potatoes and produce with low prices at La Crosse Street Market and Lucrative clothing sales for women men and children. Rummage events set for July at 601 Second St North La Crescent and 1117 South 6th feature all sizes of clothing across genders.

la Crosse Street Market la Crosse St Kane Second St. North la Crescent Minn South 6Th

Ole Mustad of Ettrick dead at 83

Ole Mustad of Ettrick died at his home on Wednesday morning July 17 at age 83. Born March 16, 1880 in French Creek area, he married Ida Husmoen in 1903. He held multiple local offices, directed the Ettrick Creamery and Lumber Co, and served on school and town boards. Funeral services are planned for July 21 at French Creek Lutheran Church with burial in French Creek Cemetery.

Ettrick Wis Ole Mustad French Creek Ida Husmoen Norway French Creek Valley Mustad Ettrick Mutual Fire Insurance Co Ettrick Lumber Co Ettrick Creamery Co Upper French Creek

Big Three in Moscow press ahead on test ban talks

In Moscow a delayed session among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union pressed four more details of a limited nuclear test ban treaty. The hour long meeting followed a luncheon for East German officials. Officials said progress was made drafting provisions on atmosphere space and underwater tests and a summit potential. Kennedy expressed optimism that a limited ban could be agreed and urged broader disarmament talks with other nations.

John M. Hightower Moscow U.S W. Averell Harriman Lord Hailsham Britain Harriman United States Soviet Union Kennedy Khrushchev Macmillan Washington Andrei A. Gromyko

Local Marriage Licenses Issued at Viroqua and Nearby

Viroqua Wisconsin lists four marriage licenses awarded to couples including Michael Myhre of Coon Valley with Marianne Knutson of Madison and Delbert Leis of Cashton with Ruth Ann Suiter of Viroqua. Also noted are Otto Zinke of Kendall with Joan Blaha of Hillsboro, and Richard Mellen of Cashton with Marilyn Olstad of Westby.

Michael Myhre Coon Valley Marianne Knutson Madison Delbert Leis Cashton Ruth Ann Suiter Viroqua Otto Zinke Kendall Joan Blaha Hillsboro Richard Mellen Marilyn Olstad Westby

Nuclear test ban drive falters amid Franco American rift

France resists U.S. leadership in the Western alliance as President de Gaulle presses to become a nuclear power. Kennedy’s influence in Paris wanes while Khrushchev lacks sway in Peking as Soviet Chinese talks near collapse. The test ban talks focus shifts from underground tests to a broader halt on all other nuclear explosions.

U.S Western Alliance Kennedy NATO Charles de Gaulle France Paris Khrushchev Peking

Hindu Population Share in India at Eighty Five Percent

A report states eighty five percent of India's people practice Hinduism. The note emphasizes the dominant religious demographic within the country.

India

Crosse Tribune July 18 1963 Delivered July 19

The Crosse Tribune announces publication dated Thursday July 18 1963 with delivery on Friday July 19. Local news items and notices reflect community events, schedules, and brief updates from the area. Entities include Crosse Tribune and dates.

RFD

Sunday Holiday Mail Eliminated At Mauston Post Office

Mauston,Wis. due to mail schedule changes will no longer receive mail on Sundays or holidays. Beginning Sunday July 21 the post office lobby will be closed on those days. Outgoing mail must be in the drop box by 4:30 p.m. Sundays and holidays and by 5:30 p.m. on weekdays for same day processing.

Mauston Wis Charles W. Larson Manston

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