Disabled Should Apply For Social Security Benefits
Before 1961 disability became effective, contact the Social Security Administration to file for disability insurance by June 30 1961. Stephen J. Leszcynski La Crosse district office manager warns after that date smaller benefits or loss of eligibility may occur. To qualify prior to 1961 a person must have worked five years in the ten years before disability in covered employment. Women retired at 62 who became disabled after starting benefits do not qualify.
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Social Security Administration
Stephen J. Leszcynski
la Crosse
Leszcynski
Emerson School Sixth Graders Celebrate Recognition Day
Emerson School held its sixth grade recognition Friday in the activity room with parents and fifth graders present. Kenneth Storandt, principal, praised completing work while nominating safety patrol members for trips to Madison and the University Radio Hall.
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Emerson
Joel Helke
Longfellow Junior High to Present Evening Concert
Longfellow groups will perform two selections at the annual concert Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the auditorium. No charge. The finale includes God of Our Fathers and Testament of Nations. Performers include a 60 voice seventh grade chorus a 60 voice eighth grade chorus an 80 voice mixed choir an 85 member band a 55 member orchestra and a 110 member Longfellow Symphony. Elvin Saterbak directs the vocalists and Jim Sturgis the instrumentalists.
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Longfellow Junior High School
God of Our Fathers
Longfellow Symphony
Elvin Saterbak
Jim Sturgis
Vacation Bible School Opens at Prince of Peace Church
LA CRESCENT Minn Vacation Bible school of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church starts Monday at 9 am. It runs Monday through Friday for two weeks. Classes available for children aged three through eighth grade.
Methodist Church Services in La Crescent Area
In La Crescent and Dresbach worship is at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 a.m. Dakota holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 9 a.m. There will be no Youth Fellowship during the summer.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Dresbach
Dakota
Locals Rummage Sale and Photo Service Ads
Rummage sale listed for Friday Saturday and Monday at 822 South 6th rear entrance. Modahl Horn Shop offers music instrument repair at 205 South 4th. Universal Photo Service on 514 State Street promises film finishing with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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Modahl
Universal Oro Service
State Street
Births on May 31 and June 1 1943
A list of birth announcements from Krohn Hospital and area addresses. Dates range May 23 to June 2 with numerous newborns including Joel Giles Roy and Eric Wayne. Names include James A Anderson Patricia Pitt Wanda Beach Dolores Osmus Ramona Walters and more.
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James A. Anderson
Losey Blvd. S
Mary Ann Woolley
Daniel R. Crowley
22Nd St
Patricia Pitt
Keith W. Wohlert
Dakota, Minn
Wanda Beach
Austin Wild
Mindoro
Edythe Goorish
Kenneth F. Romskog
Dolores Osmus
Charles W. Carhart
Trempealeau
Ramona Walters
Ray F. Drake
Park Ave
Mary Reget
George L. Renner
Badger St
Marjorie Oliver
Joel
Eugene Krohn
Black River Falls
Janet Hoffman
Giles Roy
Arnold Simonson Jr
Chicago
Ill
Ruth Rue
Gene Lewis
Robert I. Olson
Melrose
Lois Peterson
Timothy Lee
Mayland Klevgard
Blair
Alice Hedberg
Brendan Behan to fight drunk charges in Hollywood bar
Irish playwright Brendan Behan plans a jury trial on three misdemeanor counts of drunken and disorderly conduct after failing to appear in court while working on a screenplay. Behan, free on 105 dollar bail, contends he was singing a song and was placed under citizen arrest. police say he swung at an officer and missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Brendan Behan
Max Solomon
Behan
Ban on Public Gatherings in SA Could Be Lifted
Justice Minister Francois Erasmus says the ban on public gatherings may be lifted early next week if South Africa remains peaceful. He warned the ban could be reimposed if opponents hold demonstrations on June 26 Freedom Day amid ongoing protests against the regime. The ban was set during preparations for the republic declaration on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Francois Erasmus
Spring Lamb Market Special Opens Seasonal Offers
Spring lamb starts its seasonal run with weekend supermarket specials. Prices vary by region from six cents a pound below last week in New York area to six cents higher in the Midwest. Beef, pork, fowl, fish, and varied lamb cuts share the bargain lists alongside eggs and a wide array of fresh vegetables and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midwest
Maine
Florida
Seattle Firms Refuse Soviet Sawmill Order
Two Seattle firms declined a 150000 dollar order for six automatic lumber sorting machines meant for the Soviet Union. They cited Moscow’s bid for North American know how in building a large automated sawmill and vowed not to aid a sworn enemy. Profit on the deal was estimated at 40000 dollars. The order was placed by Yarrow Ltd of Victoria British Columbia, contracted by the Soviets to build and ship the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Soviet Union
Moscow
Gordon B. Anderson
Puget Sound Fabricators, Inc
Man Graduates From High School At 42
Cipriano Hernandez aged 42, a supervisor for California Electric Power Co., graduated from the evening high school program in Corona at exercises addressed by the man he defeated for the school board seat. He left school in 1937 to work.
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Corona
Calif
Cipriano Hernandez
California Electric Power Co
North Dakota Firm Receives REA Loan
The Rural Electrification Administration announced a $466,000 loan to Tri County Electric Cooperative of Carrington North Dakota to expand its system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Tri-County Electric Cooperative
Carrington
N.D
School Bill Likely To Delay Adjournment
In Saint Paul the final adjournment of the legislative special session seems delayed as dissension over the school aid formula grows. The Senate passed a 366.6 million education bill, but House leaders delayed action, citing the need to study the impact on districts.
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St, Paul
House
Lloyd Duxbury
Caledonia
Senate
Duxbury
Highway Department
Peter Fugina
Virginia
Education Conference Committee
Bill Shovell
St. Paul
Minnesota Education Association
The
School Boards Association
Bowers Meeting Open To Public Question Explained
Madison AP The University of Wisconsin board of regents may lawfully hold an open or closed meeting on the UW medical school controversy based on whether the issue concerns Dean John Bowers. Attorney General Reynolds says if Bowers resigns and the session concerns his employment, the meeting should be open. if it centers on policy or personnel relations, it may be closed.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
UW Medical School
Medical School
John Bowers
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Clarke Smith
Regent
Bowers
Bowlers
Conrad Elvehjem
Electra Flies Again After Structure Modifications
The Lockheed Electra, after a year of groundings and speed limits, is returning to normal cruising speeds as 144 of 165 planes have been modified at Burbank to remove a wing shaking flaw. About 21 remain. FAA restrictions eased after wind tunnel tests pinpointed engine propeller vibration causing the shake at 400 mph.
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Washington
U. S
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Calif
Agency
Lockheed
Marriages Filed in La Crosse Area on June 10 and 11
A list of upcoming marriages shows couples from La Crosse area towns and beyond filing licenses for weddings on June 9 to June 17. Notable pairs include Burton F. Wethe with Letty L. Anderson and Janet Stewart with John P. Dolezel, among others. Several ceremonies occur in La Crosse and Soldiers Grove with a few couples from Black River Falls and nearby communities.
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Burton F. Wethe
S. 23Rd
Letty L. Anderson
Ferry St
la Crosse
John P. Dolezel
S. 10Th St
Janet Stewart
N. 10Th St
Donald E. Sheffer
Copeland Ave
Judy E. Fryar
West Ave. S
Arthur A. Stockwell
Omaha
Katherine R. Sebranek
Daniel G. Strittmaier
East Ave. S
Anna M. Nawrocke
Mormon Coulee Road
William A. Kneifl
Bangor
Marjorie Wegner
Soldiers Grove
Benedict Roskos
Sandra Ann Johnson
Black River Falls
Keith Relyea
Taylor
Marsha Huff
Osseo
Michael Kittelson
Ettrick
Vicki Lynn Hestikind
Bernard Sieg
Joy Blom
Fairchild
Leonard Holub
Janesville
Constance Christianson
Vernon Jacobson
Alma Center
Ruth Seelinger
Minneapolis
Mundt Honored at Surprise Birthday Party in Washington
Senator Karl E. Mundt 61 received an advance birthday surprise at his Washington office. Gov. Archie Gubbrud and Secretary of State Essie Wiedenman attended with South Dakota colleagues. Mundt planned to depart for South Dakota that day. a cake bore the misspelled inscription reading South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
South Dakota
Archie Gubbrud
Essie Wiedenman
Robert Hipple
Pierre
Capitol Journal
Hans Jessen
Tulare
Lloyd Miller
Huron
New Bismarck Federal Building Approved
The General Services Administration announced approval of design and engineering plans for a new U S Post Office and Court House in Bismarck North Carolina. The four story structure will occupy a full block facing Rosser Avenue bounded by 2nd and 38th Streets with a maximum cost of 3 831 050 dollars.
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Washington
The
General Services Administration
Federal
Bismarck
N. C
U.S. Post Office
Rosser Ave
38Rd St
Kennedy Baggage Closely Guarded For Vienna Trip
Paris reports tight security as President and Mrs. Kennedy depart for Vienna. Two small pickup trucks carrying the presidential party luggage were escorted to Orly by motorcycle police with sirens blazing.
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Paris
Kennedy
Vienna
Orly Airfield
Wisconsin Assembly would gain seats under GOP plan
A Republican resolution in Madison proposes increasing the Wisconsin Assembly from 100 to 110 and creating a county based representation. It would cap county shares, limit one county to 10 percent of seats, and remove overrepresentation by cities, with Milwaukee and Dane County examples showing large cuts. Notable sponsors include Romell, Calvert, Zellinger, Stauffer, Merriam, and Jahnke.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
House
Assembly
Dane County
Milwaukee County
City of
Milwaukee
Louis Romell
Adams
Walter Calvert
Benton
Vincent Zellinger
Phillips
William Owen
Me‘nomonie
Bernard Lewison
Viroqua
Milford Kintz
Richland Center
Christ Stauffer
Monticello
William Merriam
Janesville
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
M. J. Peterson
Black River Falls
R.J. Johnson
Mondovi
Franklin Jahnke
Markesan
Indian Bureaus Get Additional Interior Funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 69.3 million dollar increase for Interior Department programs including Indian Bureau projects in North and South Dakota. House totals for the year start July 1 stood at 753.3 million with added Senate items for Wahpeton Indian School dormitories White Shield High School classrooms and Loneman Day School upgrades on Pine Ridge Reservation.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Department of Interior
Indian Bureau
North and
South Dakota
House
Department
Senate
Wahpeton, N.D
White Shield
N.D
Loneman Day School
Pine Ridge
S.D
United States Extends 2 Million Aid to South Korea
The United States signed agreements in Seoul to provide South Korea with 2 million dollars in aid for education, public works, mine and railroad projects. The funding was approved prior to the May 16 military coup and formalized in a signing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
United States
Inflation Eyes The Economy As Deficits Rise Again
AP analysis notes inflation fears persist amid higher deficits for the coming fiscal year. Steel price warnings, federal spending plans, and gold stability influence stock markets as economists debate whether inflation will surge or remain limited.
TV Commercials Spark Face Washing Habit Note
AP writer describes a preteen girl emulating TV beauty demos washing her face with foamy circles after TV ads. The piece also notes CBS renewed The Steel Hour but dull scripts, and Ed Sullivan features from All the Way Home. It mentions CBS and ABC sports plans around mid June coverage.
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CBS
Stephen Vincent Benet
Eddy Albert
Dolores Gray
10 Million Americans Are Stamp Collectors
New York AP reports about 10 million Americans pursue stamp collecting as a hobby with additional investors joining the field. The article notes stamps can offer inflation hedges and liquid funds in crises, cites price gains and notable auctions, and remarks on the international market and diverse motives behind collecting.
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New York
Demos Oppose Wisconsin Sales Tax Hurt Farm Income
A dozen Democratic lawmakers from farm areas pledged opposition to a sales tax, saying it would increase the burden on state farmers. Assemblyman William Ward said the group would oppose all sales tax bills now before the Legislature. They argued the tax would raise costs on essential purchases and depress farm spending and capital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
William Ward
D-New Richmond
Congress extends excise taxes one year to July 1
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a one year extension of 3.6 billion dollars in excise taxes on passenger tickets telephone service alcohol tobacco and other goods. The extension must pass the House and is likely to move quickly. If not acted by July 1 the taxes would expire or drop in rate. The treasury says continued rates are essential and most were raised during the Korean War. The 52 percent corporate income tax is included.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Treasury
Armenian craftsman engraves grain of rice for peace
Moscow Radio reports an Armenian artisan micro engraves a grain of rice with a Statue of Liberty scene and New York skyline, a tiny Earth, and a bridge of friendship across the Bering Strait. The English Russian inscription reads The peoples of the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. for peace.
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London
Moscow Radio
New York
Bering Straits
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Tomah Couple Given Suspended Sentences For Abandonment
In Sparta Wisconsin Oscar La Vera Brown and Lois Brown were sentenced for abandoning their three children ages 11 8 and 4. Both received suspended terms and two years probation with the State Department of Public Welfare. The case followed a Memorial Day weekend incident tied to Mrs Meyers of Stevens Point and a stakeout by Tomah police.
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Sparta
Wis
Oscar la Vera Brown
Lois
Lambert Hansen
Brown
State Reformatory
Green Bay
Taycheedah
State Department of Public Welfare
Tomah
Arden Oss
Forty three to be confirmed at English Lutheran Church
The English Lutheran Church will confirm forty three young people this Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service. Rev. Donald Sondra, assistant pastor, notes it as one of the largest classes in the congregation's history. Names include Meri Affeldt Jane Ballant Mary Benz Duncan Cameron Carolyn Carlson Kari Christiansen James Clappier Susan Clappier Carol Ellefson Robert Facteau Susan Fibeger Deanna French Gary Hefti Shirley Hoefke Elizabeth Hoyer Carol Johnson Scott Jungen Rachel Kagel Diane Kircheis Jeffrey Koeller Terry Larson Dianne Manske Cheryl McCormick Candice Miller Rodney Molzahn Toni New Wayne Nelson Gregory O'Brien Lynn Reichgelt Steve Retzlaff Leslee Rightmire Karl Salek Lena Schnick Catherine Jane Schroeder Jeanne Seielstad Linda Skaar William Sparkes Dennis Temte Suzanne Viner Susan Wiedman Richard Young
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English ‘Lutheran Church
Donald Sondrol
Meri Affeldt
Jane Ballant
Mary Benz
Duncan Cameron
Carolyn ‘Carlson
Kari Christiansen
James ‘Clappier
Susan Clappier
Carol Ellefson
Robert Facteau
Susan Fibeger
Deanna French
Gary Heft
Dreadful Book Returns After 129 Years Overdue
New Bedford Mass AP report says a book returned to the public library after 129 years overdue. John M. Bullard found John Winthrop History of New England from 1630 to 1649 in the Crapo family library. City Librarian James E Healey cancelled a $750 penalty noting the work is dreadfully dull.
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New Bedford
Mass
John M. Bullard
Kennedy Proclaims Thursday Display of U S Colors on Buildings
President Kennedy proclaims Thursday as a day to display the flag on government buildings and urges Americans to pledge allegiance and uphold the flag’s ideals and principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
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