Annual Dairyland Meeting Set for La Crosse Wednesday
More than 100000 rural electric consumers will be represented at Dairyland Power Cooperative’s 20th annual meeting in La Crosse. Delegates from 27 member systems meet at 10 a.m. with Norman M. Clapp of REA as afternoon speaker. directors, reports, and elections are on the agenda.
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Dairyland Power Cooperative
la Crosse
Norman M. Clapp
Rural Electrification Administration
John E. Olson
W. F E. Rabe
Clarence Jerrett
John P. Mad- Fett
Dairyland
Madgett
Trujillo Sheroes and Gunfire Rock Ciudad Trujillo
Reports from Ciudad Trujillo describe a brutal drive by the Trujillo faction after the assassination. A wounded chauffeur and Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. are named in power struggles as arrests, executions, and tortures spread. John Abbes heads the secret service and is linked to anti American sentiment.
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de la Cruz
Trujillo
Ciudad Trujillo
Washington
Juan Tomas Diaz
Tomas Diaz
Abbes
Radio Caribe
United States
Castro
U. S
Fate Of Smaby Schumacher May Be Determined
Madison report: a state senate hearing on Wednesday could decide whether the Republican majority confirms Gov Gaylord Nelson's nominations of James R Smaby La Crosse and Jack J Schumacher Shawano to the Wisconsin Conservation Commission. The committee on conservation led by Sen Clifford Krueger will weigh the picks, which have sat in committee about six weeks. If not confirmed the incumbents Arthur MacArthur Janesville and R D Stouffer Shell Lake keep their seats.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Senate
Gaylord
Nelson
James R. Smaby
la Crosse
Jack J. Schumacher
Shawano
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
State Senate Committee On Conservation
Clifford Krueger
Merrill
Arthur MacArthur
Janesville
R. D. Stouffer
Shell Lake
Cardinal Wyszynski Denounces Polish Rights Violations
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Roman Catholic primate of Poland, denounces rights violations by the Polish Communist regime. He condemns new limits on public religious processions as 125000 worshippers gather near St. Anne's church, broadcasting his message despite a three year ban. He cites a recent Vatican reform measure restricting liturgical observances after Corpus Christi.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
St. Anne's Church
Ice Cream Pushcart Bells Spark City Dispute
North Little Rock authorities will allow pushcart bells to ring after ice cream maker Jack Jeu won an injunction blocking enforcement of a city order to silence bells and truck music. Parents had complained, saying the sound disturbed children and families.
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North Little Rock
Ark
Jack Jeu
Jen
Weather outlook for Lacrosse and nearby regions
Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with cooler tonight and warmer Sunday. Lows around 48 and highs near 80. Monday brings clouds and a chance of light showers with little temperature change. Wisconsin stays cool then fair and warmer, Minnesota fair and warmer, Iowa mostly fair with cooler southeast tonight and warmer northwest Sunday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri River Navigation Open For 62 Months
A 62 month commercial Missouri River navigation season was ordered for 1962, down from 7.5 months last year. Brig. Gen. W R Shuler approved the plan and said Oct 15 will close navigation. The ruling, from a coordination committee, reflects low runoff and power needs to fill Oahe Reservoir to pool levels by summer 1962.
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Omaha
Missouri River
W. R. Shuler
Corps of Engineers
Coordinating Committee
Missouri
Oahe
Pierre
S.D
Eugene Foley to Attend Hibbing Redevelopment Conference
St Paul AP reports Eugene Foley deputy assistant secretary of commerce will attend an area redevelopment conference in Hibbing on June 5. Atty Gen Walter Mondale said the Range Civic League of Municipalities organized the meeting to discuss operation of new federal and state area redevelopment laws. The new federal law will be administered under Foley's direction.
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ST. Paul (Ap
Eugene Foley
Urge Bus Service For Swimmers
LA CRESCENT Minn Members of the former recreation board urge the Village Council to arrange with Joseph Ready Jr for bus transport to Pettibone Beach as part of the recreation program starting June 13 for three days a week. Buses would depart 1 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday from Village Hall and La Crescent Public School and return at 4 30 p.m with Ready authorized to maintain discipline on the bus. Pettibone Park Beach supervisors asked that locker facilities be used by both boys and girls. The former recreation board’s duties have shifted to the Village Council and the board of education which now handle winter ice skating the park and summer swimming along with teenage dances six week morning programs and Little League baseball.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Joseph Ready Jr
Pettibone Beach
Ready
Pettibone Park Beach
la Crescent Village
Board of Education
Kaufman Collaborations and Life Highlights
Theatre writer Kaufman partnered on You Cant Take It With You and The Man Who Came to Dinner with Hart and Ferber. He worked with Ferber again on Dinner at Eight and Stage Door. His life included a 1930s romance noted in Mary Astor diaries, two marriages Bea Bakrow and Leueen MacGrath, and a 1945 funeral service in New York.
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Kaufman
Alexander Woollcott
Hart
Stage Door
Miss Ferber
Morrie Ryskind
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Beatrice Bakrow
Leueen MacGrath
New York
Girl Scouts Award Second Class Badges In ceremony
Twenty one members of Girl Scout Troop 174 St Josephs Pro Cathedral School received second class rank badges at their Court of Awards. They voted to donate the treasury balance to fifth grade Diocesan mission girls in Bolivia as a charity and international friendship activity. Recipients include Mary Reimers Barbara Davy Patricia Hass Leanne Schaller Patricia Zielinski Sally Pearse Maribeth Skemp Jeanne Palmer Ann Lynch Maureen Wateski Barbara Becker Patricia Egan Jacqueline Asfoor Kathy Franz Jane Latimer Katherine Reiman Karen Kokott Nancy Bjorkman Sharon Lince Mary Kane Janet Roth Teresa Silha led by Mrs Philip S Davy and assisted by Mrs Basil Reimers.
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St. Joseph's Pro Cathedral School
Bolivia
Mary Reimers
Barbara Davy
Patricia Hass
Leanne Schaller
Patricia Zielinski
Sally Pearse
Maribeth Skemp
Jeanne Palmer
Ann Lynch
Maureen Wateski
Barbara Becker
Patricia Egan
Jacqueline Asfoor
Kathy Franz
Jane Latimer
Katherine Reiman
Karen Kokott
Nancy Bjorkman
Sharon Lince
Mary Kane
Janet Roth
Teresa Silha
Philip S. Davy
Basil Reimers
St Paul Company Wins Line Contract Across Dakota Minnesota
Kehne Electric Co of St Paul awarded a 656951 dollar Reclamation Bureau contract to build second circuit additions to the Watertown South Dakota power transmission line. Work to be done in Codington and Deuel counties South Dakota and Lac que Parle Chippewa and Yellow Medicine counties Minnesota.
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Washington
Kehne Electric Co., Inc
St. Paul
Reclamation Bureau
Watertown
S.D
Granite Falls
Minn
Interior Department
Codington
Deuel
South Dakota
Lac Que Parle
Chippewa and
Yellow Medicine
Minnesota
Earthquake Jolts San Francisco Bay Area
An evening tremor struck the Bay Area for a few seconds with no damage reported. Some witnesses heard a distant rumble before the jolt. UC seismologists placed the quake 2.5 miles north of Berkeley along the Hayward fault.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
University of California
Berkeley
Hayward
Soap Factory Blaze Hits Franklin Pennsylvania Plant
Franklin Pa AP fire destroyed Joy Manufacturing Co. No 3 plant Friday night. Loss estimated at two to four million dollars. Firemen said the blaze began in a heat treat furnace.
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Franklin, Pa
Joy Manufacturing Co
265 Central Seniors To Be Graduated Sunday
Two hundred sixty five Central High School seniors will graduate Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Mary F Sawyer Auditorium. The theme Life's in the Loom will be presented by four speakers. A girls trio will sing I May Never Pass This Way Again. The orchestra will play the processional March of the Meistersingers and the recessional Pomp and Circumstance. Principal Willard W Hanson will present the diplomas.
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Central High School
Mary F. Sawyer
Richard Mewaldt
Mary Egelberg
Alice Holstein
Ross Pelton
Elizabeth Chase
Susan Bell
Retta Kurth
William Baker
Judith Butzman
Carolyn Calloway
Cynthia Cantwell
Bonnie Clappier
Marlys Coleman
Sharon Cooper
Donna Dawson
Lana Dippel
Sandra Dobbs
Rita Dohre
Earlamae Earp
Rita Erickson
Judy Evenson
Beth Feely
Juanita Felt
Ann Feroe
Elaine Ferries
Patricia Gadbaw
Sharon Gibbons
Sharon Gollnick
Sally Guteckt
Carol Haase
Virginia Hall
Cadott Man Heads Wisconsin Press Association
Walter Broward, publisher of the Cadott Sentinel, is elected president of the Wisconsin Press Association at the 108th annual convention. Other officers include Walter Gleason, Warren Leary, William Brannen, and Man Ninman. Six members receive lifetime memberships, among them J L O'Sullivan and Ted C Radde.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Press Association
Walter Broward
Cadott Sentinel
Walter Gleason
Clintonville Tribune-Gazette
Warren Leary
Rice Lake Chronotype
William Brannen
Burlington Standard-Press
Man Ninman
Reedsburg Times- Press
Association
J.L. O'Sullivan
Marquette University School of Journalism
Ted C. Radde
Sparta
Monroe County Publishers
Joseph R. Satran
Vilas County News
Eagle River
Julius C. Hage
Westby Times
Fred Inversetti
Ripon Commonwealth
Arthur Tiller
Statue of Policeman Destroyed by Vandals in Jersey City
A 25 year old bronze policeman centurion statue at a police memorial plot was found hacked to pieces Friday night. The head and torso were recovered in Bayonne while the legs lay under an electric train layout in a Jersey City cellar. A juvenile confessed he and another youth removed the statue Thursday to sell it for junk. Police value the statue at $17000.
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Jersey City
N.J
Bayonne
Court Fixes Lawyer's Pants in Moral Debt Ruling
In Toledo Lucas County approves paying attorney Stephen A. Mack 10.95 dollars for pants ripped on a chair in Common Pleas Court. Prosecutor Harry Friberg says the county is not strictly liable but should consider it a moral debt as Mack suffered embarrassment and lost his client's case.
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Toledo, Ohio
Lucas County
Common Pleas Court
Harry Friberg
Stephen A. Mack
Mack
Navy and Marines on alert for Dominican unrest
U S Navy and Marine units on the East Coast and Caribbean were placed on alert amid reports of disturbances in the Dominican Republic. State Department said U S forces were not planned now but could be used if American lives were endangered.
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US. Navy
Dominican Republic
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Caribbean
Caribbean Sea
Shangri- la
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Camp Lejeune
N.C
2Nd Marine Division
Greensboro Daily News
U.S.S. Northampton
U.S. 2Nd Fleet
Norfolk
Intrepid
Department
Rafael L. Trujillo
Kennedy Khrushchev Meet in Vienna Heightens Cold War Tensions
In Vienna, President Kennedy meets Soviet Premier Khrushchev amid steady rain and large crowds. Both leaders outline hopes for progress while Western diplomats warn against overreach, as Austria hosts the landmark talks with wide international attention.
Ayars Retiring From Milwaukee Road After 52 Years
CHICAGO The Milwaukee Road announces M P Ayars retiring after nearly 52 years with the firm. He began as a telegraph operator in 1909 at Alpena South Dakota, rose to train dispatcher in 1916, served in World War I, then held roles as trainmaster in Austin Minnesota and supervisory posts in Madison Montana Montevideo Minnesota Miles City Montana and La Crosse before becoming superintendent of sleeping and dining cars in 1947.
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Milwaukee Road
M. P. Ayars
Ayars
The
Milwaukee
Alpena
S.D
Aberdeen
Army Flying Corps
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Minn
Madison
Wis
Montevideo
Miles City
Mont
la Crosse
Special Phones for JFK Visit to Be Installed in London
British Postal System engineers will waive an overtime ban to install special telephones for President John F. Kennedy s Sunday and Monday visit. The phones will link the U S Embassy with hotels and residences housing the presidential party amid wage dispute backing.
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London
British Postal System
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Mexican Wife Starts Tractor Fund for Husband's Freedom
Cecilia Velazquez de Rodriguez a 25 year old government employee in Mexico City begins a fund drive to raise money for a tractor exchange to win freedom for her husband Cmdr Oscar Rodriguez held in a Havana prison after Cuba's April invasion fiasco.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Cecilia Velazquez de Rodriguez
Cmdr
Oscar Rodriguez
Havana
Reader Maurer Named Top Senate Speaker by Default
George Maurer of Easton Pennsylvania, chief reading clerk of the House, is famed for rapid clear delivery and musical inflection as he reads bills and messages. He can recite rolls from memory, identifying 437 members by sight, and continues to enjoy reading as his pastime.
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Reader Maurer
Senate
John Beckler
Washington
House of Representatives
George Maurer
Easton
House
Maurer
White House
Congress
Pasch Named To UW Board of Regents
Gov. Nelson appoints Maurice B. Pasch to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents for a nine year term subject to Senate confirmation. Pasch, 50, of Madison, previously a partner in a Madison law firm since 1942 and former secretary to Sen. La Follette Jr. and assistant attorney general.
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Pasch
UW Board of Regents
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Maurice B. Pasch
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Oscar Rennebohm
State Senate
Rennebohm
Walter Goodland
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