Weekly La Crosse Tribune Advertising News Highlights
A compilation from the La Crosse Tribune features weekly national ads and promotions naming brands such as American Homes Inc Cadillac Capp Homes Carter s Little Pills Chevrolet Fasteeth and more. It notes Kroger milestones and Midwest business updates including North Central Airlines request for nonstop routes and Kroger anniversary promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes, Inc
Associated Hospital Service, Inc
Cadillac Capp Homes
Carter’s Little Pills
Chevrolet F Fasteeth Freshness Industries Inc
Wildcat Threat Looms Over Steel Labor Talks
Wildcat strikes menace steel labor talks as incentives wage patterns spark unequal pay among workers. Local United Steelworkers threaten picket lines if final contract excludes all workers from incentive bonuses. Industry-wide settlement possible but still unsettled on incentive scope.
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Doug Bailey
Pittsburgh
United Steelworker
Vietnam War Casualties Ease After June Lull
AP reports casualties in Vietnam have fallen since early June as ground fighting slows. Gen. Creighton Abrams says the enemy hides to stay hard to find, while officials cite battered forces, political factors, and troop resupply for a delayed but possible August or September surge. The weekly toll shows 157 American KIA, the lowest weekly figure since October, with South Vietnamese and enemy casualties also easing.
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Saigon
U.S
Creighton Abrams
North Vietnam
iHe
Laos
Cambodia
U.S. Command
Thorp Finance officer moves to vice chairman post
Emil E. Kostner will become vice chairman in a realignment announced by Thorp Finance Co. chairman Francis J. Conway. The change accompanies a broader officer reshuffle and consolidation of leadership roles.
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THORP
Wis
Thorp Finance Corp
Francis J. Conway
Emil E. Kostner
Glenn D. Hammitt
Barne
Jean C. Broeren
Harvey V. Mason
Wallace A. Hintz
Foster D. Dreger
Con Way
Thorp Finance Co
Glenn D. Hammit
Presdent
Abercrombie & Fitch closes gunshops after NY death
A man, Vladimir Vorlicek, killed himself with a gun bought at Abercrombie & Fitch in Madison Avenue. The retailer temporarily closed seven gunshops nationwide including locations in Short Hills New Jersey Palm Beach Bal Harbour Chicago Colorado Springs and San Francisco.
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NEW York
Abercrombie & Fitch
Madison Avenue
Vladimir Vorlicek
Astoria
Queens
Michael Raskin
Abercrombie
Short Hills
N.J
Palm Beach
Bal Harbour
Fla
Chicago
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
LBJ Expected To Soon Sign Housing Bill
President Johnson is expected to sign a $5.4 billion housing bill authorizing aid to low income families and advancing his 10 year goal to reduce city slums. The measure, passed by the House 226 to 135, would fund home purchase assistance for 500 000 families and include interest subsidies.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
White House
Democrats eye possible running mates for Humphrey
Democratic vice presidential prospects dominate coverage as Sen. Edward Kennedy declines the No 2 spot. Humphrey lists five potential partners including McCarthy Shriver Hughes Muskie and Harris. McCarthy argues black empowerment through industry and poverty programs. Nixon and Wallace discuss foreign policy. Rockefeller warns of nuclear danger if Vietnam widens. Coalition plans a mass rally before the Democratic N at convention.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Humphrey
McCarthy
Sargent Shriver
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sen
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Salt Lake City
Utah
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Providence
R.I
United States
China
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Senate
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Washington
Wallace
Coalition For An
Opposition to Washington police community program gains momentum
In Washington DC, Negro residents oppose a federal plan to fund storefront police outreach centers with 1.5 million dollars. The Office of Economic Opportunity aims to ease tensions amid riots and shootings, but leaders and residents demand greater neighborhood control.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Wilbert Williams
Gerson M. Green
Patrick V. Murphy
Burping Theory Founder Dr. Charles H. Smith Dies at 92
Dr. Charles H. Smith, 92, who proved burping babies after feeding is better than laying them flat, died Friday in Princeton New Jersey. He used early X rays in 1915 to develop his burping theory and his work changed medical practice. He taught at Columbia and New York universities.
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Princeton
Charles H. Smith
Trane Names New Manager At Scranton Plant
Larry Baker 28 promoted to industrial relations manager at Trane Co. Scranton plant. Native of Shawano Wisconsin he earned a 1961 Stevens Point State University BS and did UW grad work. Baker previously led industrial relations at Trane Salt Lake City and La Crosse roles. He and his wife Virginia and two sons will reside in Moscow, Pennsylvania.
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Donald I. Christensen
la Crosse
Lutheran Brotherhood
Minneapolis
Minn
Christensen
Wilmer F. Anderson
Richland Center
Curtis L. Minneapolis
North Elliott
Nekoosa
Oder Central Airlines
Schansberg, Whitehall
Civil Aeronautics Board
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Chicago
Madison
David E. Moran
Moran
North Central
Twin Cities-Chicago
Twin Cities
Larry Baker
Trane Co
Scranton
T. G. Bergsland
Shawano
Baker
Stevens Point State University
University of Wisconsin
Trane
Salt Lake City
Virginia
Moscow
Illinois Bell Strike Talks Stall Over Negotiations
Chicago AP reports talks in the 2 1/2 month strike against Illinois Bell Telephone Co. stalled with union and company calling the session informal. Key issues include wage demands and a plan to install crucial comms gear only at the International Amphitheatre for the Democratic National Convention.
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Chicago
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Telephone Company
Union and Company
International Amphitheatre
Chicago Hotel and Hotel Association
Illinois Bell
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National Ceramic Manufacturers Association
New Orleans
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Kroger Food Foundation
Brinkmann
Ill
Milwaukee Road
Curtiss E. Crippen
Ini
Milwaukee
Clark Oil and Refining Corp
R. H. Kroger
Cincinnati
R. H. Brinkmann
Wisconsin
Kroger Co
Appleton
Arnold H. Schlicht
Chaseburg
Aid Association For Lutherans
West Salem
Winona Secretarial School
Martha Schernecker
Johnson St
Winona
City
Tom la Bansky
Elroy
Hillview
Camp Decorah
Tribune
California
Union l and Company
Vietnam
Edwin Q. White
Secretary of Defense
Clark Clifford
Richard M. Ciechanowski
Jerome Klos
Ciechanowski
Walter Baltz
Ruth Olson
Donna Bruemmer
la Venne
Racine
Western Publishing Co
H. E. Johnson
Adton N. Smith
Charlotte
N.C
Association of
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Northwestern Mutual
Tomah, Wis
Mabel Abbs
Vernon Evans
LBJ
Main
The
Associated Press
Texas
Detroit
James R. Polk
Scranton, Pa
Illinois
Bell
Henry
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