Heavy Rain Douses Central Minnesota Regions
Heavy rainfall drenched central Minnesota Wednesday night with Wadena reporting 3.14 inches and Fort Ripley 2.45 inches while other towns logged lower amounts. Twin Cities saw minimal rain as rivers rose and receded, with Minnesota River and Mississippi levels tracking toward flood stages downstream.
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Minnesota
Wadena
Fort Ripley
Pillager
Garrison
Litchfield
Onamia
Aitkin
Hinckley
Montevideo
St. Cloud
Moose Lake
Duluth
Twin Cities
Mankato
Weather Bureau
Airport issue may force trip to D C for hearings
City Attorney John K. Flanagan said La Crosse may attend an August 1 Civil Aeronautics Board hearing in Washington if it could affect the regional airport location. La Crosse competes with Winona for a site, with a final CAB decision not expected for six months after October 1.
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Washington
D.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
John K. Flanagan
Wausau
Flanagan
la Crosse
Winona
Minn
Circuit Court
CAB
Happy Twirlers Guest Caller at Lincoln Junior High
Ray Benedet from St. Charles Minnesota will be guest caller for the Happy Twirlers Square Dance Club at Lincoln Junior High School from 8 to 11 p m Saturday. Eu gene Fry says all square dancers are invited. The Twirlers meet weekly from 8 to 11 p m Wednesdays. Norman Indvick is the regular caller. The group is sponsored by the city recreation department with beginner classes starting Sept 2.
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Ray Benedet
St. Charles
Minn
Lincoln Junior High School
Eugene Fry
Parks and Recreation
Norman Indvick
S. 19Th St
City Recreation Department
Puzzle of Words From Across History
A fragmented OCR list presents a humorist style word puzzle with clues and partial answers. It references names like Twain and Musial, hints at terms such as vaporized jet and percolate slowly, and includes assorted cryptic entries across 80 plus lines.
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Mr. Gershwin
Peter
Huck Finnis
of Twain
Mr. Musial
Kese oKkes
Puzzle Clue List Reveals Mixed Definitions and Hints
A compact set of crossword style clues includes entries like Petty quarrel and Light QA Devian with numbers 28 33 6 7 8 9 10 11 19 20 23 25 27G) 45 48 50. The list pairs clues with word lengths or abbreviations, hinting at a staged puzzle map and multilingual or cryptic wordplay.
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QA Devian
Budget Fight Persists Over Wisconsin Tax Mix
Democrats push income tax for new funds while Republicans favor sales tax. Negotiators agree on two-year spending of 627.4 to 632 million with partial concessions on corporate taxes and cigarette excise. Assembly leaders oppose income tax rise beyond 0.25 percent, favoring 0.4 percent in Senate plan.
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Wisconsin
Reynolds
Assembly
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
Khrushchev Ouverts Pact Aid and Africa Nuclear Pledge
Khrushchev said a partial test ban could lead to a better international climate and a nonaggression pact between Western and Communist blocs might help. He offered Africa a pledge not to use nuclear weapons if war broke out, contingent on Western powers making the same commitment.
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Tions
Khrushchev
Africa
Pampered Pooch Loses Air Conditioned Station Wagon
In Tucson, Star the six year old dog inherits a large estate from Olivia Kuhlmann. The estate funds paid a $300 monthly caretaker and luxuries until a suit by heirs prompted executor Martin Rogers to resign. A special administrator will manage Star and estate duties.
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Tucson
Ariz
Martin Rogers
Superior
Olivia Kuhlmann
Rogers
Star
Joint Chiefs Left In Dark On Nuclear Ban
Washington AP report says the Joint Chiefs of Staff were unclear on the limited nuclear test ban details until late in Moscow talks. Most chiefs reportedly opposed a comprehensive ban but may accept a plan excluding underground tests, while escape clauses and outside-country tests raise concerns ahead of Senate votes.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Newsmen
Dean Rusk
Russell
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Jackson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
France
China
Police and court dispatches from La Crosse County
Records from La Crosse County detail July 24 incidents and court actions. Marie Lund gaard from St Francis Hospital to Hillview Home. county court cases include Cilley neglect of a child held on bond, Yttri aggravated battery reduced to simple battery with probation, Sokolik disorderly conduct probation revoked and jailed, Haugland and McDonald disorderly conduct sentences, Harris Haug probation for a year, Frank speeding fine. Whitehall notices Bautch and Nelson traffic offenses. La Crosse Fire Department reported a car fire at Jackson Plaza damaging wiring.
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Marie Lundgaard
St. Francis Hospital
Lo Hillview
Nancy J. Cilley
Loomis Sr
Carl E. Yttri
Charles St
Mitchell
Yttri
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
William R. Sokolik Jr
Caroline St
Sokolik
Arthur Haugland
la Fond Ave
Carol McDonald
S.28th St
Water Spout Destroys Boats and Camps Near Pensacola
A water spout over the Gulf, towering up to a half mile, cut a two mile path through a lagoon near Pensacola. It wrecked fishing boats and shacks, stranded about ten people, and caused damage estimated at 80 000 to 150 000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Watson Named To Eagle Committee
Alvin A. Watson of 4204 Bank Drive, state treasurer and former La Crosse chapter president, has been named to a committee for the Fraternal Order of Eagles 65th national convention in Chicago from July 31 to August 3. The event at the Sherman House will host more than 6,000 attendees with dignitaries including former President Harry S. Truman, comedian Jimmy Durante, and actor Danny Thomas.
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Alvin A. Watson
Bank Drive
la Crosse Group
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Chicago
Sherman House
Harry S. Truman
Jimmy Durante
Danny Thomas
Woman presides over Chamber of Deputies in Italy
In Rome AP reports for the first time a woman, Maria Lisa Cinciari, a Communist and vice president, presided over Italy's Chamber of Deputies while president Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli, a Christian Democrat, was absent. The historic session marks a milestone for the Italian Parliament.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Maria Lisa Cinciari
Chamber
Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli
Salesmen Group Forms La Crosse Good Will Committee
Business travel agents and firm reps in the La Crosse area form an informal eyes and tears group named the salesmen's committee. A breakfast meeting at 8 am Saturday in the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce room will be led by Gene Ring. The aim is to improve La Crosse's image and gather information on area opportunities for potential movers, with an informational kit to be prepared.
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Greater la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Ring
Losey Blvd
la Crosse
Chamber
Mgr
D. J. Petruccelli
Petruccelli
L. B
Bert) Rowley
Rowley’s Office Equipment Co
Richard Beggs
Banker's Life
E. G. Johnson
Folger’s Coffee
Robert Kleinke
Kraft Foods
Kleinke
West Salem
Ring
Nuzum Lumber Co
Viroqua and Tomah
Labor unions oppose plan to make labor courts across the nation
In St Louis five unions oppose the proposal. Gilbert warns it would create a national labor court system under the Interstate Commerce Commission. Wirtz concedes legislation may weaken collective bargaining but defends the administration plan as insulated from bargaining pressures. He says once the dispute is out of the countdown, unions and management can settle.
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St. Louis
Gilbert
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wirtz
Mosphere
Ann Landers
Nipper
Marriage Licenses Issued in La Crosse for August Weddings
Kenneth W. Barker of La Crescent and Barbara J. Powers of La Crosse to wed August 3 in La Crosse. Kenneth H. Miyamoto of La Crosse and Carol S. Williams of La Crosse to wed August 2 in La Crosse.
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Kenneth W. Barker
N. 3Rd St. la Crescent
Barbara J. Powers
S. 20Th St
la Crosse
Kenneth H. Miyamoto
Clinton St
Carol S. Williams
8Th St
Receipts Of State Farmers Decline
Wisconsin farmers saw a decline in cash receipts from marketings in 1962 to 1.117 billion dollars from 1.125 billion in 1961. For January through May 1963, receipts were 474.059 million dollars versus 482.812 million in the same 1962 period.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Department
Stock Quotations By Shearson Hammill Co 1963 Noon
Quotation sheet lists stocks and brokerage data for July 24 1963 with prices for Allis Chalmers American Can RCA Ford General Electric IBM and many others. Contains bid ask ranges and percent changes across equities mutual funds and commodities including Corn Soybeans Eggs and various bonds.
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Bank
Bell & Farrell, Inc
St. Power
Allis-Chalmers
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
American Can
Pepsi-Cola
Central Tele
American Motors
RCA
Clark Oil
Amer Tel
Republic Steel
First Bank Sk
Anaconda
Rexall Drug
Frantz Mfg
Avco
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Trans
Boeing
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Boston Capital
Safeway Stores
Hamilton Mfg
Brunswick
G. D. Searle
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Celanese
Sinclair Oil
la X Rub. Mills
Columbia Gas
Socony
la X Tele
Consolidated Food
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Curtiss Wright
Oil of Ind
McQuay, Inc
U.S. Steel
Tausche
Great North
Wallace Press
Mutual
Greyhound
Westinghouse Elec
Boston Fund
Ilinois Central
White Motor
Chemical F
International
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard Interstate Power
Zenith
Bal
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard la Cr
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Incorp
Mack Trucks
Magnavox
Nat
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Indians Cannot Hunt Without Permit in Menominee County
Madison AP Attorney General George Thompson ruled a Senate bill granting Menominee tribal members hunting trapping and fishing rights without licenses would violate Wisconsin and Federal constitutions. The bill would create unequal license requirements across counties, challenging equal protection. Thompson noted treaty-era rights and a 1962 AG opinion that state laws apply equally to Menominee County and the tribe.
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Thompson
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Menominee County
Ore Shipments Push Seaway Record in June
Ottawa AP reports large iron ore shipments boosted traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway and Welland Canal in June. Montreal Lake Ontario totals hit 4,196,000 tons, up 7.4 percent from May. April-June 1963 cargo rose 14.7 percent to 9,760,857 tons. Welland Canal saw a June record of 5,514,900 tons, highest since 1932. April-June Welland totals reached 12,649,779 tons, up 5.6 percent.
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Ottawa
Reeve
St. Lawrence Seaway
Welland Canal
The
Seaway Authority
Montreal-Lake Ontario
Northwest Bancorporation Reports Six Month Earnings
In Minneapolis, Northwest Bancorporation announces consolidated net operating earnings of 8,114,641 dollars for the first half of 1963, equal to 1.47 dollars per share, versus 7,847,667 dollars or 1.43 per share in the same period a year earlier.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Bancorporation
Winona Livestock Price Report from Swift & Company
The Winona Swift & Company livestock report shows steady hog and cattle markets with varied ranges for weights and grades. It covers hogs, sows, and stags, plus cattle, veal, and related prices, and notes morning care for arrivals and noon quotation validity.
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Extreme
Spectators egg Christine Keeler outside old Bailey court
In London AP reports spectators, numbering in the hundreds, threw two eggs at Christine Keeler as she left the old Bailey after further testimony in Stephen Ward's vice trial. One egg struck a photographer, the other splashed a policeman’s sleeve.
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London
Christine Keeler
Old Bailey Court
Stephen Ward
Miss Keeler
Christine
John D. Profumo
Britain
Bob Dear
Associated Press
James Burge
Cigapeeten
Assemblyman and Labor Leader Fight in Madison Bar
Republican Assemblyman Curtis McKay of Mequon clashed with Harvey Kitzman Milwaukee labor leader and UAW Region 10 director in a downtown Madison bar over political differences. McKay plans to file charges. Kitzman says no legal action planned. McKay sustained facial cuts while Kitzman was unmarked as patrons separated the fight.
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Madison
Curtis McKay
Mequon
Harvey Kitzman
Milwaukee
Kitzman
Region 10
United Auto Workers
Conservation Commission
John W.reynolds
State Senate
McKay
Ward Denies Purpose Of Introducing Girls In London Trial
Dr Stephen Ward testified under oath that he never took anyone to the apartment of Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies for intercourse or similar reasons. Ward, 50, admitted he is a thoroughly immoral man who enjoys the company of pretty girls as he defends against vice charges with up to 25 years possible in prison.
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London
Stephen ‘Ward
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Kirksville
Ward
James Burge
Dear Ann Landers Readers Share Life Choices
A compilation of letters and answers from Ann Landers covering personal dilemmas. Topics include a husband forgetting Mother's Day due to a late loss of a pet, class and background gaps in engaged couples, and advice for adoptive parents facing ignorant remarks. The column preserves tone and guidance typical of the era.
Superior Woman Dies In Crash
A 21 year old woman from Superior was killed when her car rolled over on a curve near the city limits on old Highway 53. She was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital at 12 30 a m. The day also saw a 59 year old West Allis woman die of injuries from an accident near New London and a 19 year old rural Owen man killed when his car struck a tree in Marshfield.
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Superior
Milwaukee Area
Margaret J. Doherty
Blanche Labinski
West Allis
Milwaukee
New London
Norman Pargett
Owen
Marshfield
Votapek granted year extension for draft deferment
Milwaukee pianist Ralph Votapek received a one year extension of his draft deferment, allowing a 50 appearance concert tour. He had not requested the extension. Lt Col John Silbernagle said Votapek is in Class I A for essential national health safety interest, with the deferment through October 1964.
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Milwaukee
Ralph Votapek
Votapek
John Silbernagle
State Selective Service Office
Madison
Youth Bound Over To Circuit Court
The third of three youths charged with indecent liberties involving a 14 year old girl waived preliminary hearing in La Crosse County Court and was bound over to Circuit Court for trial. Steven K. Mallory, 17, Caledonia Minnesota, appeared earlier and requested more time to consult an attorney before waiving. Ardis L. Nelson, 19, 607 Pine St., and Ronald W. Schroeder, 18, Caledonia, had waived preliminary hearings and were bound over as well. All youths are jailed after failing to post a 5000 dollar bond.
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la Crosse County
Steven K. Mallory
Caledonia
Minn
Mallory
Ardis L. Nelson
Pine St
Ronald W. Schroeder
Request For Dental Clinic Is Granted
The board of appeals granted Drs J P Rusche and G C Doucet permission to build a dental clinic with two upstairs apartments at 1202 1204 1206 Main St despite a city code conflict. About 25 residents signed a petition opposing the project citing a pedestrian traffic hazard from a driveway on Main Street and reduced left street parking.
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Board of Appeals
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