Youth Accused In Night Depository Theft Case
La Crosse youth Larry Ruud 21 faces a jury over a bank depository theft Oct 14. Prosecutors challenge his theme data defense claiming earlier statements show intent to steal. Defense links acts to a freshman English theme. trial presided by Judge Lincoln Neprud with witnesses including classmates and police.
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la Crosse
Larry B. Ruud
9Th St
First National Bank
5Th Ave
King St
Ruud
Alan Cole
Asst. Dist. Atty
Seth Stoltz
Stoltz
Roger
la Crosse State University
First National Depository
Henry
Lincoln Neprud
Carl F. Schnick
Richard Zunker
Edna Lee
Bernard Bachmann
Clarence Merrel
Arvilla MccKeeth
Joseph Doyle
Eva Bruha
Madeline Ranis
Betty Meinzer
Ray Erickson
Washington
Dorothy Hawkins
Shelby
Fritz Schroeder
Bangor
Assembly backs tighter federal restrictions on Vietnam goods
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a resolution 84 to 10 urging Congress to impose stricter federal limits on shipments of goods money propaganda leaflets or similar items to North Vietnam. The measure moves to the Senate for debate.
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Madison
Congress
North Vietnam
Assembly
Senate
Eugene Boardman
Assemblyman
Gervase Hephner
D-Chilton
Vietnam
Harvey Dueholm
D-Luck
Registration Of Performers Recommended In La Crosse
The Common Council Judiciary Committee recommended requiring performers to register with the La Crosse Police Department at least eight hours before performing. Police Chief Ronald C. Wold cautioned the rule may not allow timely approval but would identify visiting acts. Alderman Donald Medinger proposed the measure to monitor go go acts in teen bars.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Judiciary Committee
Ronald C. Wold
Donald Medinger
Common Council Judiciary Committee
Police Department
Wilbur B. Davies
S. 30Th St
Keith Ellison
S. 15Th St
John K. Flanagan
Sheriff Department
Wald
Kenneth Niedbalski
Kenneth Niedbalski (17Th Ward
James F. Shoger
6Th Ward
Harold Otto
William R. Lemke
Flanagan
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
League
Fred Frisbie
7Th Ward
Doughboy Reports Large Fiscal Year Loss
Doughboy Industries Inc of New Richmond Wisconsin posted a net loss of 1 537 000 for the year ended January 28 while sales declined to 54 4 million from 55 7 million the previous year. President James H Buell said a 1 million contingency reserve is set and lenders holding 12 750 000 in loans may seek a lien on most assets with stockholders to approve at the June 27 annual meeting.
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New Richmond, Wis
Doughboy Industries Inc
New Richmond
Wis
James H. Buell
Doughboy
Buell
Study Shows M A Boosts Earnings Across Wisconsin
A nine university study in Wisconsin finds a master’s degree can add up to $200 monthly. Based on the class of 1966, bachelor degree holders earned $491 to $559 per month while master’s degree recipients earned $560 to $856 in comparable fields.
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Madison
Wisconsin
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credit Line
La Crosse Tribune announces W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper notes its La Crosse Wisconsin location and AP affiliation with exclusive rights to use AP dispatches. Rates include 10c single copies and 60c per week carrier delivery.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
La Crescent Methodists Announce Summer Service Times
La Crescent area Methodists announce summer hours for Sunday schools and worship. Dresbach worship starts 8 30 a m with Dakota Sunday school after the service. La Crescent Sunday school begins 9 15 a m and ends 10 20 a m with worship at 10 30 a m through September. A one week Bible school begins at 9 a m with dismissal at 11 55 a m.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Paul Brown
Dakota
Dresbach
la Crescent Methodist Church
Lyle Keller
Brown
Hearing Set On Auto Charges In La Crosse County
A preliminary examination will be held in La Crosse County Court on June 12 for Allen L. Steege 19 of 1820 Miller St held after failing to post 1000 bond. He faces four felony car theft charges plus carrying a concealed revolver. Steege appeared with attorney Alex Cameron to seek the preliminary on May 31 car thefts from Hutson Wallace Haskell and Ev ery.
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la Crosse County
Allen L. Steege
Miller St
Leonard F. Roraff
Steege
Alex Cameron
Kenneth C. Hutson
Larry Wallace
Harvey Haskell
Arnold L. Every
Wisconsin budget debate ends in Senate stalemate over amendments
Republicans hold 21 to 15 Senate edge with one member hospitalized as 18 present back the 6 p.m. deadline. Democrats push eight amendments including 86 million in local property tax relief and 30 million more for schools. Budget totals 1.9 billion with 11 million surplus. Assembly passed 57-41.
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Ture
Senate
Leonard
Knowles
Assembly
Wisconsin
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Wisconsin Couples
Terry Lee Smith of La Crosse and Janice F. Holtze of Tomah plan a June 29 wedding in Tomah. Ronald D. Jones of Sparta and Camilla Mae Olson of Sparta wed June 10 in Sparta. James Lee Derker of Tomah and Sonja Sue Linder of Tomah are set to marry June 3 in Tomah.
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Terry Lee Smith
Vine St
la Crosse
Janice F. Holtze
Woodard Ave
Tomah
Ronald D. Jones
Sparta
Camilla Mae Olson
W. Main St
James Lee Derker
Sonja Sue Linder
Stock Quotations from Shearson Mammill Co Update
Marshall Co quoted by National Association of Securities Dealers as of 9:00 am. Inter-dealer prices shown are representative and exclude retail markups commissions. Central Wis first bank standard listed with latest quote 39 to 39 3/4.
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Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Wis
Mir
First Bank
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Telephone
Pyroil Co., Inc
Mutual
Boston Fund Chem, Fund
Eaton & Howar Bal
Eaton & Howar
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan
Mass. Inv
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Pean Fund
U S Britain Consult On Ending Blockade
U S and Britain discuss a 12-nation declaration to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open for all nations while protecting Israel's rights. The plan stresses international waters, free passage, and recognition of principle of freedom of passage, with a contingency for force only if needed. Prime Minister Wilson meets President Johnson amid Middle East crisis talks.
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United States
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Gulf
Man Chooses Jail Over $121 Parking Fine
West Salem 23 year old Douglas Schlump faced a $121 term or 30 days in County Jail after failing to pay 47 parking tickets since January 1. Municipal Judge Leonard Chojnacki noted seven prior notices. Schlump refused payment, with four tickets for yellow zone parking and 43 for overtime parking.
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West Salem
Douglas Schlump
Leonard Chojnacki
Chojnacki
Schlump
Judy Garland Plans Fifth Wedding in September
Judy Garland announces plans to marry publicist Tom Green for the fifth time, saying they have loved each other for two years. Garland, 44, and Green, 29, plan a ceremony at the chapel of Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, with Sid Luft expected to attend.
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Judy Garland
Hollywood (Ap
Tom Green
Miss Garland
Green
Mark Herron
Sid Luft
Dartmouth College
N.H
Vincente Minelli
David Rose
Hogs and cattle quotes from Winona and South St Paul markets
Hog market up 25 cents at Winona with bids for 200 to 230 pound hogs. Cattle market down 25 cents with Hi-Choice and Prime cattle around 25 dollars. South St Paul reports slow slaughter cattle, weaker cows, and active hog trading with 1 2 225 235 pound barrows and gilts around 24 dollars. Also Chicago prices for butter eggs potatoes and related commodities.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Egypt vows to bar ships from Suez if blockade breached
Al Ahram says Cairo will regard attempts by U S and British warships to break the Gulf blockade as aggression and will bar aggressor ships from the Suez Canal under the 1888 Constantinople treaty. Nasser plans to meet pressure from the United States and Britain as the Intrepid sails toward Vietnam. Johnson and Wilson meet to review the crisis and future developments.
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U.S
al Ahram
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Suez Canal
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Nasser
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Britain
Egypt
Intrepid
Indian Ocean
U.S. Defense Department
Vietnam
Washington
Middle East
White House
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Council Approves Two Rezonings In La Crosse
The Judiciary Committee endorsed rezoning for a funeral home at 401 West Ave S to residence auxiliary and for Arrowhead Village expansion south of Hillview Home. A lone objector cited parking and traffic concerns. officials noted ample parking and space per unit. The measures advance to Committee of the Whole and then the full Council.
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Arrowhead Village
Hillview Home
la Crosse Common Council Judiciary Committee
Fred Bely
Meadow Lane
Chadnow Construction Co
Milwaukee
Bely
Trane Co
Eugene Dally
Arrowhead
Blaschke Funeral Home
City Plan Commission
Council Unit Decides Constable Not Needed
The Com mon Council Judiciary Committee recommended abolishing the constable positions by a 3 to 2 vote. Ward electees defended the role, citing potential emergency support but officials urged a unified police approach and training.
Fires, court pleas, and a large speeding list in La Crosse data
La Crosse reports a false sprinkler alarm at the Fish Control Laboratory. In county court Clarence Bushek 18 Pleaded innocent trial set for June 9. Lee Snapp 26 also innocent with trial to be set. Futures include Rivers 29 continuing to June 5. Dozens of speeding and vehicle violations listed with multiple names and fines across Madison Stevens Point West Allis and other towns.
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U.S. Fish ‘Control Laboratory
Clarence A. Bushek
Lee J. Snapp
S. 8Th St
Jack W. Rivers
San Jose
Calif
Donald M. Cassel
Bangor
Errol R. Kindsley
Galesville
Eldon W. Netwal
Glendale Ave
Raymond W. Stein
Caroline St
Gordon C. Schara
Merrimac
Fred D. Gumz
North Judson
Ind
Frances J. Nehsl
Oak St
Dale D. Hoover
Allen Park
Mich
Barrie L. Johnson
Philip C. Swan
Onalaska
Fred E. Baumgartner
Merlin M. Scheens
Spring Grove
Minn
James Taylor
Avon St
William J. Athnos
N. 23Rd St
Bruce Mahoney
N. 11Th St
Wendell A. Gilbertson
Holmen
Patricia J. Thomas
S. 30Th St
James M. Loomis
Copeland Ave
Fritz Ehle
West Salem
Laird B. Anderson
Readstown
Robert L. Mohang
Sparta
William S. Emnyre
Oregon
Ill
Joyce R. Wichelt
Stoddard
David M. Peterson
Melrose
Madison civic leader Joe Roth Schild dies in Arizona
Joe Roth Schild, 78, longtime Madison business and civic leader, died Thursday in Tucson after a stay in a medical center since May 2. Burial was planned today in Tucson.
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Madison
Joe Rothschild
Tucson
Ariz
Births in Nashua Sparta and Darrell Teubner
At Nashua Memorial Hospital on June 1 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Brieske of 29 Raleigh Drive Nashua with Sandra Niebeling noted as a former La Cresse resident. At St Mary's Hospital on May 29 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Douglas G Grant of Route 4 Sparta with Catherine Michels listed. On May 30 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Darrell R Teubner of Sparta with Gail Janbaz noted.
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Russell Brieske
Raleigh Drive
Nashua
Sandra Niebeling
la Cresse
Douglas G. Grant
R. 4
Sparta
Catherine Michels
Darrell R. Teubner
Gail Janbaz
SBA Representative to Visit La Crosse for Loan Interviews
A Small Business Administration official will visit La Crosse on Thursday and Friday June 8 and 9 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in extension office Room 112 at the Courthouse. Businesses can make appointments for loan information and applications.
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Small Business Administration
la Crosse
Chicago grain futures steady on mixed commodity prices
Wheat No 2 hard 1.70 per bushel, No 2 red 1.65. Corn No 2 yellow 2.3938. Oats No 2 heavy white 78. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.90. Soybean oil 10.25. Market summaries reflect slight shifts in grain and oilseed prices.
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U.S. forces relax Vietnamese sweep end with battlefield losses
In the delta operation near Dong Tam the 9th Infantry Division ended a five month sweep reporting 17 Communist dead and four American wounded. They destroyed about 850 bunkers and emplacements covering less than five percent of the delta area. Air strikes continued against supply routes and targets, including Ma Gia pass and Dong Xa transshipment area, with no U.S. losses reported.
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U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
9Th Division
Delta
Dong Tam
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Thailand
Ma Gia Pass
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
Dong Xa
Minneapolis Crash Fatal To Woman
A young woman, Mrs. Denice C. Evers, 20, was killed when a car on Highway 55 in west Minneapolis suburbs rolled over near County Road 49. Driver James C. Mitchell, 25, and Candace J. Munger, 18, were treated and released. Daniel Knight, 22, was not injured. Minnesota’s traffic toll for the year rose to 294 from 265.
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Plymouth
Denice C. Evers
James C. Mitchell
Minnesota
Radio Highlights and Twins Angels Baseball Schedule
WLCX-7 p.m. Vox Pop. WKBH-7 45 p.m. baseball Minnesota Twins versus California Angels. Saturday WKBH 1 p.m. Minnesota Twins versus California Angels.
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WKBH
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
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