Business Will Favor Rights Law Aboard FDR Jr Testimony
Washington AP Franklin D Roosevelt Jr testified before the Senate Commerce Committee that most businessmen across the country would welcome a civil rights bill barring racial segregation in public accommodations. He cited Commerce Department data on how segregation harms interstate commerce and urged federal action as essential to democratic ideals. The hearing also discussed railroad rule disputes with Kennedy measures pending. executive session planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Commerce Department
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Commerce Committee
Burke Marshall
Antitrust
Robert F. Kennedy
Cambridge
Congress
House Commerce Committee
W. Willard Wirtz
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Roy E. Daviison
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
ICC
Pickets Block Trucks At Brooklyn Medical Center Site
In a muddy street, Negro and white pickets locked arms to block supply trucks entering Downstate Medical Center construction. Police arrested 12 demonstrators as the action followed ongoing blocking since July 10 with 449 prior arrests. Pickets later resumed at Rutgers housing site, while Dem omonstration leaders planned further action.
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Raleigh Allsbrook New York
Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Rutgers
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Queens
New
Milton Galamison
JFK Visit Filmed in Bonn by West German Office
The West German press office distributed a 50 minute color film showing President Kennedy's visit last month in Bonn. It includes scenes from official ceremonies and public appearances, highlighting the president's activities during the trip.
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Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
Stock Quotations and Mutual Funds Listing
A dense stock table lists prices and percent changes for numerous corporations including Bell & Farrell North St, Olin Mathieson, Anaconda, Royal Dutch, General Electric, U.S. Steel, General Motors, Westinghouse, Dow Jones funds, and commodities like corn soybeans eggs. The page mixes quotes from equities, bonds, mutual funds, and commodities with bid and range figures across multiple sectors and industries.
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Neon Quotations North
Bank
Bell & Farrell, Inc
St. Power
NS Aileen, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Anchor
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
American Can
Phillips Pete
Clark
RCA
First Bank Sk
Ae Motors
Republic Steel
Erican
Rexall Drug
Gateway Trans
Amer Tel & Tel
Reynolds Metals
Godfrey Co
Anaconda
Royal Dutch
Hamilton Mfg
Avco
Safeway Stores
Heileman Brew
Boeing
Searle
Roehring Co
Boston Capital
Sears Roebuck
la X Rub. Mills
Brunswick Sinclair Oil
la X Tele
Chrysler
Socony
Marine Cap
Celanese
Sperry Rand
McQuay, Inc
Columbia Gas
Stand
Oil of Ind
Mtg. Guar. Ins
Consolidated Food
Oil of NJ
Nekoosa
Curtiss Wright
Stud Packard
Dupont
Sunray Mid-Cent
Pyroil Co
Eastman Kodak
Rap Industries
Swift
Rockwell
Rockwell Mfg. 2554-274 Ford 49% Texaco 69%, Royal Co. N.Y
Trane
Warner Elec
Gamble Skogmo
United Airlines
Western Power
General Electric
Freight
Western Tool
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
General Telephone
US. Steel
Tausche Bonds
Glass Tire, Inc
Wallace Press
Great Ee Ry
Westinghouse Elec
Boston Fund
Illinois Centr
White Motor
Chemical F
Inter. Harvester
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard
Transiinie Eee Tan's
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Incorp
Magnavox
Inv
Nat. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Puritan
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Fund
Kiwanis Delivers Atomic Plant Update Near Genoa
Howard Nestingen of Dairyland Power Cooperative spoke at a Kiwanis Club meeting on the new atomic power reactor plant near Genoa. Slides and diagrams showed progress, including 750,000 cubic yards of sand used for fill. He noted higher fuel costs but urged atomic power ahead of future fuel shortages. plant completion eyed for 1965 with an extra year of testing. Thomas Doran announced next Wednesday’s softball game against the Optimist Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nestingen
Dairyland ‘Power Cooperative
Atomic Power Re
Genoa
Kiwanis Club
Nestingen
Thomas Doran
Caledonia Youth Case Is Continued
Steven K. Mallory 17 of Caledonia Minn charged with indecent liberties with a minor girl had his case continued to 10 30 a m Friday in La Crosse County Court. He has been confined in county jail unable to post 5000 bond and seeks counsel. Also jailed are Ardis L. Nelson 19 and Ronald W. Schroeder 18 both of Caledonia who waived preliminary hearing and were bound over for La Crosse County Circuit Court. A La Crosse girl 14 was allegedly assaulted in a field in Onalaska.
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Steven K. Mallory
Caledonia
Minn
la Crosse
Leonard F. Roraff
Roraff
Eugene A. Toepel
Mallory
Ardis L. Nelson
Pine St
F of
Ronald W.schroeder
la Crosse County
Onalaska
Cuban Commandos Move to New Base in Central America
Exile fighters and veterans prepare to relocate to Central American bases as U S policy blocks attacks from American soil. Manuel Artime reportedly travels to Nicaragua to confer with President Rene Schick and ex-President Luis Somoza, as he leads anti-Castro efforts.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
U.S
Manuel Artime
Nicaragua
Cuba
Rene Schick
Luis Somoza
Artime
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
United States
Central America
Collapse Of Singer Laid To Overwork
NEW YORK AP Singer Bob Darin collapsed en route to an engagement at Freedomland amusement park. A spokesman attributed the incident to overwork. He was not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Darin
Freedomland Amusement Park
Darin
Mysteries Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A compilation of crossword style clues and partial answers across and down. The list includes Christie murders, animal terms, geographic references, and various wordplay prompts, with many entries referencing common crossword conventions.
Budget crisis prompts Wisconsin budget tax talks
Wisconsin lawmakers created a special budget tax negotiating team including Governor Reynolds and key legislators to avert a deficit as they push a two day deadline. Reynolds warned that without a budget or tax agreement, 22 percent cuts could hit welfare aid to counties and school funding, forcing districts to borrow. He warned the crisis is serious, likening it to a wolf at the door, and signaled readiness to order necessary cuts.
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Ablement
Assembly
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Robert Huber
West Allis
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Richard Zaborski
Milwaukee
Knowles
Senate
Negotiations Committee
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
State’ Department of Instruction
Ann Landers
Roberta
Railroads Press Congress to Delay New Rules
Congress debates Kennedy plan as railroads delay posting work rules for 30 days to avert a strike. Senate leaders urge continued service while House committees hear Wirtz and union officials to resolve the dispute. Rail unions threaten mass walkout if rules go into effect, while critics fault ICC handling.
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Jrailroads
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Kennedy
White House
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS Radio Network
Robert Pierpoint
Boy sets 5001 pogo stick jump record
William Abbott, 12, of Sunrise Drive, rode a pogo stick 5,000 consecutive jumps in one hour and 22 minutes in Sunrise Addition, breaking John Lautz’s 3,333 jump record. Lautz’ mark had stood two weeks as about 15 boys in the group compete in pogo stick contests.
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Sunrise Addition
William Abbott
Robert Abbott
Sunrise Drive
John Lautz
William Louis Lautz
Lautz
Train Hits Parked Diesel in Jersey, 2 Dead, 28 Hurt
A PATH four car train collided with a parked diesel engine near Harrison station killing two and injuring 28. Thomas Langan, a Scranton man, aided passengers by kicking out a window and guiding victims to safety. Survivors praised his bravery as the wreckage filled with smoke and rescue efforts followed.
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Harrison
N.J
Scranton
New York City
Newark
Port Authority
Trans Hudson
Path
Mary Misiak
Jersey City
Quinton Villaneuva
Irvington
Tvo
Harrison Station
Pennsylvania Station
Thomas Langan
Bertha Goleniak
Langan
Medary resident protests zoning board decision
Gerald Goldbeck of La Crosse challenged the La Crosse County Board denial of his rezoning appeal from agricultural to commercial for a half acre in Smith Coulee near County Trunk B. He argued the action showed spot zoning and noted prior approvals for other out county uses while claiming no direct objections to his garage and denying past garage complaints. Neighbors roughly supported his petition at the June hearing, while some nearby farmers emphasized rural land use, and Goldbeck considered legal counsel as he sought a path forward.
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Medary
la Crosse
Gerald Goldbeck
Trane Co
Goldbeck
Smith Coulee
Deloris
Avon Street
Erhardt Oertel
Mayinard Stratman
Bangor
Stratman
Radio Highlights of Thursday Baseball Schedule
The listing details WKBH at 4 55 p m with Twins Indians game and WKTY at 1 25 p m plus Braves Cards 7 45 p m. Other entries include WLCX at 7 p m Vox Pop at 7 45 p m and WKBH 12 25 p m baseball.
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WKBH
Twins
Indians
WLCX
WKTY
Baseball Braves
Cards
Braves
Committee Of 25 To Meet This Week In Madison
The Committee of 25 will hold its first meeting in Madison on Thursday and Friday. The group is assigned by the Wisconsin Legislature to investigate and make recommendations on state spending and financing. Atty. John Bosshard of La Crosse and Bangor, a committee member, commented on the task.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Atty
John Bosshard
la Crosse
Bangor
Blast at Hungarian foundry kills two workers
A heavy explosion at Hungary's Diosgyor blast furnace in a major northern industrial center killed two foundrymen and wounded six others. The blast at one of the country's largest metallurgical works caused heavy damage, according to MTI.
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Budapest
Hungary
MTI
Diosgyser
Gasoline price drops in Mankato in price war
Gasoline prices fell four cents more in Mankato as independent stations offered regular gas at 23.9 cents and major brands at 25.9 cents. So far motorists have seen an eight cent per gallon decline in eight days of the local price war.
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Mankato, Minn
Khrushchev Proposes NATO Warsaw Pact and Observers
The report says Khrushchev proposed a NATO Warsaw alliance nonaggression pact, reduced outside forces in Germany, and exchange of military observers to ease fears of surprise attack. It notes Harriman was not authorized by the Senate to negotiate with Russia.
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Harriman
Khrushchev
Germany
Extinguisher Missing From Ryan Transport Truck
Albert Dawson of Ryan Transport Corp at 822 S Losey Blvd reported to La Crosse police that a fire extinguisher valued at 125 dollars was stolen from a company truck over the weekend. The vehicle was parked in a lot at 41 Copeland Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dawson
S. Losey Blvd
Ryan Transport Corp
la Crosse
Copeland Ave
Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpt Reuters 1963
Ann Landers answers readers on social behavior and family issues. Topics include reactions to street whistles, religious differences in marriage, and a divorced woman praising her new family setup while defending the authenticity of letters.
Infant Peterson Dies in Milwaukee Family Notice
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Gary Peterson formerly of La Crosse died Tuesday July 23 He is survived by two brothers Richard and James a sister Linda maternal grandparents Stanley Ketchel of Milwaukee and formerly of La Crosse paternal grandparents Kermit and wife of Milwaukee formerly La Crosse and great grandmother Edith Leitz of La Crosse Graveside services are at 3 pm Thursday in Onalaska Cemetery Dickinson Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Gary Peterson
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Richard
James
Linda
Stanley Ketchel
Kermit Peterson
Edith Leitz
Army Pulls Last Troops From Oxford Mississippi
The U S Army continues pulling the final troops from Oxford as 250 remaining soldiers dismantle their tent camp. James Meredith attends Ole Miss classes under federal marshals, aiming to graduate August 18 with a political science bachelor's degree becoming the first Black student to earn a degree at the 115 year old university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
U.S. Army
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Optimism On Crop Revived By Rain
Wisconsin farmers received rain that revived expectations for crop yields. Southern counties show four foot corn stands and early tasseling while oats are being cut. Yields are fair to good with solid kernel weight though northern oats need more rain. Wheat barley and rye harvests are half done in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Birds Die In Convection? Local Birds Convulsing Drought
Birds report convulsions and dying as Game Warden David Hammes notes 12 to 15 robins grackles and a warbler were sent to the WCD pathologist in May. He suspects toxic food and awaits the pathologist's confirmation.
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David Hammes
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Hammes
WCD
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JFK
Bell & Farrell
P.O
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ITO
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