Advertising News and Local Business Reports July 1966
Weekly La Crosse Tribune advertising section highlights national ads and local business items. Reports include Chicago and North Western Railway earnings Mayflower Life consolidation talks Clark Oil profits Trane Co promotions ERA agency appointment and notable local sales awards and travel prizes.
VEeraars Nion 2 Dead 8 Injured 106
Two people are dead and eight injured in a disaster reported with 106 people affected. Details are sparse but authorities confirm fatalities and injuries while investigating the incident at the scene.
Runaway Truck Interrupts Coffee Breaks In St. Paul
A driverless tank truck crashed into Mickelsen's Cliff Restaurant in downtown St. Paul injuring eight and killing two. Kenneth E McDonough 45 of St. Paul drove the vehicle after reporting steering trouble as it plowed through plate glass and walls. Victims include John Brockey and Joseph Muller among eight injured and two dead with several others treated. The truck owned by General Beverages of Minnesota Inc Mendota Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mickelsen
Sue Mickelsen
Raymond Schmidt
Edina
June Smith
Kenneth E. McDonough
South Wabasha Street
McDonough
Duluth
General Beverages of Minnesota Inc
Mendota Heights
John Brockey
Minot
N.D
Minot State College
Joseph P. Muller
Mounds View
Wallace Ehlers
Newport
Minn
Edward C. Weinhagen
Roseville
James L. Black
Steven Meyer
Richfield
Joseph Fleming
South St. Paul
Elaine L. Moss
Wreckage in Bolivia Believed to Be U2 Plane
Bolivian and U.S. officials probed wreckage in western Bolivia for evidence the missing U2 reconnaissance jet crashed after straying about 3,200 miles from Florida. Pilot Capt. Robert D. Hickman of Alexandria, Louisiana, was identified among the crash victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Oruro
U.S
Florida
Peru
Chile
la Paz
Robert D. Hickman
Alexandria
U.S. Defense Department
Hickman
Panama
Cuba
Colombia
Brazil
Ecuador
Llanquera
Hickan
Lutheran Brotherhood records surge in first half 1966 life business
Elvin Olson of Shorewood Drive notes Lutheran Brotherhood achieved 32.6 percent higher life insurance activity in the first six months of 1966 compared with the prior year, issuing 182 million dollars in that period and approaching 2.54 billion in life policies in force. S. W. Peterson of La Crosse earned the 1966 Health Insurance Persistency Award for the second time, while Henry Eystad of La Crosse bought the Ben Franklin store in Tomah. Pathfinder atomic plant began commercial power, with Allis-Chalmers and NSP guiding the start of operations. Lester Danuser received a 20-year pin from Illinois Mutual Life and Casualty as he plans to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Chicago and North Western Railway Co
Theran Brotherhood
Elvin Olson
Shorewood Drive
Lutheran Brotherhood
Olson
Fraternal Insurance Society
S. W. Peterson
la Crosse
Business Men’s Assurance Co
Peterson
BMA
Milwaukee
R. 2
Northern States Power Co
Pathfinder
Atomic Energy Commission
Allis - Chalmers Mfg. Co
NSP
Northern States Power Company
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Monticello
Minn
Galesville
Wis
Lester Danuser
Illinois Mutual Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Danuser
Speck moved to Cook County Jail after hospital stay
Richard Speck, indicted for the nurse killings, spent his first night in Cook County Jail after a transfer from House of Correction hospital. He remains under sedation in the infirmary as grand jury revisions to murder indictments are announced. An annual Philippine nurse award is created at South Chicago Community Hospital to honor victims and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
Cook County
House of Correction
William N. Norcross
Jack Johnson
Cook County Grand Jury
John Stamos
Johnson
South Chicago Community Hospital
Mateo
Zelinske given second chance for state warden post
Circuit Judge Norris Maloney dismissed a list of three eligible candidates for chief warden in the State Conservation Department, ruling the 22 month resurrection improper. Zelinske now must await another examination while Beghin appeals to have the job filled from a revised list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Beghin
State Supreme Court
Zelinske
Supreme Court
State Conservation Department
State Conservation Commission
Maloney
Beghin
Conservation Department
Carl Wettengel
Bureau of Personnel
West Allis Battled by Starlings Invading Suburb
Milwaukee AP reports West Allis faces a starling invasion as city crews work a week to deter the birds. Superintendent John Cahill says trimming branches helps but a loud temporary fix may be needed, noting dragging a snow shovel along sidewalks drives many birds away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
West Allis
John Cahill
U S To Pay Majority Of Wisconsin Vocational Training Costs
The federal government will cover 98 percent of a Wisconsin training project under the Manpower and Development Training Act. Wisconsin will contribute 2530 dollars for 50 unemployed or underemployed workers. state agencies will handle individual referrals and determine occupations, training length, and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Department of Labor
Wisconsin Employment Security and Vocational Education Departments
Nelson
Farm Girl Killed By Father's Truck
Cheryl Kroells 21 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Har lan Kroells, was killed on a family farm near Green Isle when accidentally struck by a pickup driven by her father. She died at the doctor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Isle
Minn
Cheryl Kroells
Harlan Kroells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che la Crosse Tribune Weekly
la Crosse Tribune
American Lamb Council
C. E. Gobeil & Co
Odrinex
Beltone
Horseshoe
Chevrolet Corp
Sealtest
Cinerama International Homes
Speas Vinegar de Witt’s Pills
Doan’s Pills
Kraft Miracle Whip
St. Joseph Aspirin
Dr. Jayne's
P. W
Mayflower Life Insurance Co
Illinois
Wisconsin, Inc
Mayflower Life Insurance Company of America
Clark Oil and Refining Corp
Emory T. Clark
Robert C. Haskins
Brookfield
Wisconsin Blue Cross Plan
Haskins
Mount Sinai Hospital
Seneca
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Robert E. Olson
William A. Klug
The
Trane Co
Johnson St
University of
Consin
Trane
Klug
S. 21St St
Marquette University
Chrysler Institute
Willis M. Carrier
Equitable Reserve Association
Erling Sherry
Carrier
Caledonia St
ERA
Bangor
Sparta
West Salem
Jack Low
Low Motor Co
6Th
Cass Sts
S. S. Independence
Low
New York
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Dodge
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Ill
Dave Miller
16Th St
Larry A. Shramer
Playfield Ave
Cuna International, Inc
Shramer
Trane Employes
Losey Blvd
Thompson St
Joel E. Helke
Amway
Warren R. Bruns
E. Garland St
New York Life Insurance Company
Gene W. Koupal
Eau Claire
Nylic Centurion
U.s.weather Bureau
Montreal
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Ft.worth
Boston
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Weather Outlook
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UPI
Ken
Crosse Cribune
Ity
Lissen
Doc
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Pentagon
Tucson
Ariz
Barksdale
Strategic Air Command
Tomah
Henry Eystad
Ben Franklin
Carl Burris
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Mike Sevallius
Charles St
Green Lake
Red Cross
Jackson Plaza Shopping Center
Jackson
Jupiter
Tay
Prins
Peg
Jupiter Discount Store