Opponents Seek Shelving of Truth in Packaging Legislation
Opponents of the truth in packaging bill consider asking the House Commerce Committee to shelve the measure. The bill faces opposition in committee as supporters push to set guidelines on product sizes and weights while ensuring clear labeling and curbs on promotions.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
DW. Va
Staggers
House
Senate
Fred B. Rooney
Dpa
Kennedy Kids Draw Crowds to Wedding
Janet Auchincloss, 20, wed Lewis Polk Rutherford, 21, in Newport. The ceremony at St Marys RC church drew attention as Caroline and John Jr Kennedy joined, with 800 guests and a 31-member bridal party at HammerSmith Farm reception. Janet plans to live in Hong Kong after graduate work.
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Kelly Smith
Newport
R.I
John F. Kennedy
Caroline Kennedy
John Jr
Janet Auchincloss
Janet
Lewis Polk Rutherford
New York
Kennedy
Fontana
Rome
St. Mary’s
Hammersmith Farm
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Secret Service
Caroline
John
Hugh Steers
Capital Trip Delights Wisconsin Indian Youth Delegation
A group of over 25 teenagers from the Bad River Indian Reservation visited Washington D C in a borrowed bus. They toured the Capitol area with Rep. Alvin E. O’Kenski and met Indian Affairs Commissioner Robert Bennett. The trip includes two days in New York and returns planned by August 6.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Bad River Indian Reservation
Alvin E. O'Kenski
Odanah
Congress
O'Kenski
Capitol
Robert Bennett
Indian Affairs
Green Bay
Wis
Bad River
New York
Racial rally sparks violent charges in Baltimore
Norton Lynch of San Bernardino and Joseph Carroll of Baltimore were charged with inciting a riot after a Thursday rally. Lynch, billed as Americas most exciting racist speaker, claimed incitement to victory and denounced the Supreme Court. A Friday night counter demonstration on Pennsyl vania Avenue urged arms for defense amid tense exchanges.
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Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
Joseph Carroll
Baltimore
Edwin F. Hendle
Paul Cordle
Carroll
America
God
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walter H. Lively
The
Union For Jobs and Income
Two Young Men Die In Sewer Line Incident
DEVILS LAKE ND AP two young men died of asphyxiation Friday when sewer gas backed up as they laid a new sewer line. Darrell Ray 21 of Crookston Minnesota and Roger L Willert 23 of Fargo were killed after a plug was removed from the line. Dean Lufkin 24 of Crookston crawled to safety but later needed aid. Deputy Reed said grounds gas or lack of oxygen caused death but no inquest will be held.
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N.D
Darrell Ray
Crookston
Minn
Roger L. Willert
Fargo
Dean Lukfin
Ramsey County
Burt Reed
Reed
Ray
Willett
Lufkin
Ernest V. Gilbertson
Gilbertson
State Servicemen Granted Free Hunting and Fishing Privileges
Wisconsin servicemen home on leave may fish and hunt small game without a license starting next Friday under a law from the last session. A single license from conservation officials allows fishing for species covered by the standard license and hunting upland birds, small game, bear and waterfowl except ducks or geese.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Airlines edge toward settlement in machinists pay dispute
The talks centered on wage increases for top aircraft mechanics amid a looming strike. Johnson described the deal as not raising prices, while the union pushed for up to 53 cents an hour over 36 months. The settlement avoided explicit economic impact and reflected political stakes with potential new legislation.
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White House
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Siemiller
Senate Labor Committee
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Continental
Northeast Airlines
Youth Repays Damage After Tearing Up School Lawn
Douglas R. Knutson, 20, repaid $31.65 in fines and costs and repaired a West Salem elementary school athletic field lawn after being found circling on the grass July 18. Assistant District Attorney Seth Stoltz reported the restitution covered labor and materials estimated at $22.50, with Judge Leonard F. Roraff accepting the guilty plea to destruction of property.
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Asst. Dist. Atty
Seth Stoltz
Douglas R. Knutson
W. Jefferson St
Knutson
Lee Chalsma
Leonard F. Roraff
Stoltz
River Readings Show Flood Stage Changes at La Crosse
River readings at La Crosse indicate flood stage levels with 24 hour changes and precipitation data. Officials monitor the 24 hour stage and potential rise or fall, noting the current stage and trend.
Board faces picketing over Hillview labor dispute actions
Supervisors report picketing at their downtown offices and homes after the Hillview contract clash with Local 750. The dispute centered on a $5 monthly salary gap. 69 Hillview staff quit then some reapplied. The board seeks a new election and considers labor board or court action to halt picketing.
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Hillview
28Th Dist
Jerome Klos
State Labor Relations Board
Finance Committee
Sunder
State Attorney General’s Office
Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Boy Drowns At Forest Lake In Minnesota
Eight year old Dovid Jorgenson of Scandia drowned while swimming near a cottage on Forest Lake in five feet of water. Washington County sheriff records say he tangled in weeds and could not be rescued. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James Jorgenson.
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Forest Lake
Minn
Dovid Jorgenson
Scandia
Washington County Sheriff’s Office
Donald
James Jorgenson
Viet Nam War Report Details Raids and Losses
A U S spokesman described intensified air missions over North and South Viet Nam with 42 raids Friday and 788 strikes overall. For the North the U S reported one Navy jet lost and 312 planes downed since the war began, while South Viet Nam saw light ground fighting and an Army helicopter down but crew unhurt. A visitor to Hanoi claimed more Soviet MIG21 fighters and weak Soviet anti aircraft missiles, while U S pilots claimed high enemy casualties and destruction of fortifications and supply sites.
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Demilitarized ‘Zone
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Haiphong
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Viet Nam
Far North
Saigon
Marine
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Summer Theater Opens Strong In Little Mary Sunshine
La Crosse Community Theater debuts Little Mary Sunshine in Mt La Crosse as part of the Coulee Region Festival of Arts. Susan Wold leads as Little Mary with a strong local cast delivering charm, humor, and period music to a near full tent audience of about 200.
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Coulee
Rick Besoyan
Michael Thompson
la Crosse
7Th Coulee Region
New York
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Spring Grove
Minn
Mary
Besoyan
Johann Strauss
Victor Herbert
Rudolf Frim
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Redman
Mary Sunshine
Miss Wold
al Scott
Cpl
Billy Jester
Nancy Twinkie
Mary Oswalt
Nancy
Two Accidents Send Four To Hospital In La Crosse County
Four people were hospitalized after two traffic accidents Friday evening in La Crosse County. In Burns town, vehicles driven by 17 year old LaVerne Oesterle and 43 year old Robert Garves collided on Big Creek Road near Highway 16 injuring Oesterle Garves and Garves’ wife Elaine. Oesterle suffered a broken kneecap facial cuts. Garves chest and teeth injuries and a chin cut. Elaine Garves endured a severe scalp wound. County police transported the trio to St Mary’s Hospital in Sparta. In Shelby town Gary Hauser 21 of 1629 Rose Street sustained back injuries and a head cut when his car veered off a curve on County Highway F. Hauser was admitted to Lutheran Hospital.
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LaVerne Oesterle
Bangor
Robert L. Garves
Big Creek Road
Highway 16
Burns
Oesterle
Garves
Elaine
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sparta
Gary M. Hauser
Rose St
Shelby
Hauser
Lutheran
Alfonsi Plans To Return To Office Monday
Madison AP report says Assemblyman Paul Alfonsi will stay home over the weekend but plans to return to his office Monday after a bribery conviction. Clerks erased his name from the payroll. he appeals and faces possible fines or jail as he could end a 34 year public career.
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Madison
Assembly
Beer and liquor taxes boost Minnesota revenue
Liquor Control Commissioner William Joyce reported that the state's beer and liquor taxes rang a merry tune. For January through July, total collections reached 2.2 million, about 124 683 higher than last year with beer taxes up 43 000 and liquor revenues up 81 000.
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St, Paul
Liquor Control
William Joyce
Rhode Island Judge Louis Capelli Dies at 72
Judge Louis W. Capelli, 72, a Rhode Island Superior Court member since 1944 and presiding judge since 1959, died Friday in Westerly.
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R.I
Louis W. Capelli
Rhode Island Superior Court
Weather outlook with scattered showers across Midwest
The forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with a chance of brief or widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. Warmer temperatures are expected tonight and Sunday with cooler trends in northern areas. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Vergin Resigns as Sparta Superintendent in Newly Created Post
Vergin born in Barron Aug 20 1926 earned degrees from Eau Claire State University and UW. He started teaching in Ellsworth 1952 rising to principal and superintendent before joining Sparta. His resignation becomes effective Aug 15 and George Shiroda will serve as acting superintendent and assistant in a newly created role.
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Vergin
Barron
Barron High School
Eau Claire State University
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Ellsworth
Sparta
Betty Hoyer
Sparta Board of Education
George Shiroda
Shiroda
Ithaca
Hungarian composer Pal Jardanyi dies after long illness
Budapest reporting that Dr. Pal Jardanyi a 46 year old composer and folk music researcher died Friday night after a prolonged illness.
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Budapest
Pal Jardanyi
Hearing Final Account In Re The Estate Of Walter J Lowry
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate notice announces a hearing on August 16 1946 at the La Crosse courthouse to settle the final account debts heirs inheritance tax and residue. The court order marks termination of joint tenancy or life estate if any and names Eugene A Toepel as judge and Ruediger Jeanis as attorneys. Also notices a sale of assets from Oil Equipment Service Co. following Williams Petroleum Service acquisition on March 9 1966 with addresses in Butler and La Crosse Wisconsin dated July 19 1966.
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la Crosse County Court
Walter J. Lowry
Onalaska
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
City of
la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Ruediger & Jeanis
Williams Petroleum Service, Inc
124Th St
Butler
Pearl Street
Robert Holinagel
Oil Equipment Service Co
Ferry Street
Wis
Thomas Williams
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