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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

3

Hibbing Man Earns Diploma With Highest Honors

Edward L. Slapnicher, disabled by cerebral palsy since birth, will receive his Hibbing High School diploma with highest honors June 7. He completed elementary and high school via correspondence and homebound study, aided by rehabilitation funds, electric typewriter, and portable adding machine, while planning further correspondence courses.

Hibbing, Minn Edward L. Slapnicher Hibbing High School George A. Eddie Slapnicher Hibbing Edward

South Dakota 147th Artillery Arrives at Camp Ripley for Training

South Dakota's 147th Artillery Group arrived at Camp Ripley by truck convoys on Sunday for two weeks of training. Col. Henry A. Smith Jr. said the unit split into six sections to minimize impact on civilian traffic. This marks the first use of Camp Ripley by SD troops since 1957.

Camp Ripley Minn South Dakota 147Th Artillery Henry A. Smith Jr Oneida S.D Black Hills Camp McCoy Wis

Civil Suit Opens Tuesday in Sparta

Monroe County Circuit Court jury to be sworn at 9 a m Tuesday June 4 for a trial before Judge Lincoln Neprud Celia Pfuhl through guardian Zel Rice II of Sparta sues Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co of Pittsburg California seeking 10000 for death benefits from Margery Pfuhl due to an auto crash in Baraboo Sauk County on Aug 27 1961.

Sparta Wis Monroe County Lincoln Neprud Cynthia Pfuhl Ad Litem Zel Rice II Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co Pittsberg Calif Margery Pfuhl Baraboo Sauk County

Hurricanes Named For Coming Season

Miami AP reports the 1949 Atlantic hurricane season runs June 15 to November with Air Force and Navy reconnaissance tracking developing storms. Names announced include Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Hannah Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Terese Verna Wallis.

Miami Fla Weather Bureau Air Force Navy Atlantic Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Hannah Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Terese Verna Wallis

Air Force Cadets To Visit Mexico and Nearby Nations

A 110 cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy will arrive in Mexico City on June 6 for a five day visit and will also travel to Panama Peru Uruguay and Puerto Rico during the trip.

Air Force Mexico Mexico City U.S. Air Force Academy Panama Peru Uruguay Puerto Rico

Rockefeller Begins 64 Testing Period in Presidential Bid

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller returns to public life with a busy schedule to test voter reception of his remarriage to Margaretta Murphy as he eyes the 1964 Republican nomination. Governors from Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Oregon lean Rockefeller, totaling 144 convention votes toward a 655 needed to win.

Washington New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Margaretta Fitler Murphy West Virginia Utah Michigan Albany Citizens’ Planning Committee Idaho Kansas Maine Pennsylvania Rhode Island Oregon Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Arizona Montana South Dakota Goldwater Calvin Bullock New York City John A. Love Colorado Gordon Allott Archie Gubbrud Tim M. Babcock John H. Chafee Clifford P. Hansen Wyoming

New Social Secretary At White House

Washington AP two social secretaries on duty for Indian president visit. Letitia Baldrige ends two year tenure guiding First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy events. Nancy Tuckerman begins as Baldrige successor after prior White House visits and Chicago Merchandise Mart role.

Washington White House India Letitia Baldrige Jacqueline Kennedy Nancy Tuckerman New York Mrs. Kennedy Miss Baldrige Miss Tuckerman Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Miss Chapin Miss Porter Farmington

Blended Canadian Whisky Imported by Hiram Walker

A six year old imported whisky bottled in Canada and distributed by Hiram Walker Importers Inc Detroit Michigan at 86.8 proof. The item notes its origin, age, and alcohol strength.

Canada Hiram Walker Importers, Inc Detroit Mich

Rubber Workers Win 16-Cent Pay Rise In New Contract

Production workers at U S Rubber Co plant in Eau Claire will gain 16 cents per hour under a two year contract. More than 2,000 local employees represented by United Rubber Workers AFL CIO receive nine cents June 10 and seven cents June 8 1964 with larger unemployment benefits and guaranteed workers compensation reaching 80 percent of average weekly earnings. The agreement covers 24,000 workers in 18 plants and awaits ratification by locals in 15 cities.

EAU Claire U.S. Rubber Co United Rubber Workers Afl-Cio

VFW Group Elects North Dakota Leaders

MINOT N D AP James Rosendahl of Fargo elected president of North Dakota Veterans of Foreign Wars at the gathering here Sunday Fred Yager of Devils Lake named senior vice commander and Orville Gullickson of Taylor chosen junior vice commander Mrs Ruth Meyer of Valley City named auxiliary president

Minot N.D James Rosendahl Fargo North Dakota Veterans of Foreign Wars Fred Yager Devils Lake Orville Gullickson Taylor Ruth Meyer Valley City

Foreign living standards rise and reshape U S prices

Growing affluence abroad shifts prices for U S imports as sugar silver and other commodities move with global demand. Higher world consumption and weather hits push prices up while American price setting wanes.

United States U.S Europe Cuba

Silver Prices and Domestic Market Impacts Outline

The article notes silver reserves depleting as the price rises from 91.62 to 1.28 an ounce and Congress freeing treasury stock to back silver certificates for future coinage. It discusses rising coin demand amid turnstiles and vending machines, potential price ceilings, and broader effects on wheat, cotton, and coffee markets under subsidies, controls, and international agreements.

Congress Treasury

Retarded Children's Association Plans Annual Convention

NORTHFIELD Minn AP The Minnesota Association for Retarded Children will hold its 12th annual convention June 14 and 15 at St Olaf College. Gov Karl F Rolvaag will address the opening session drawing about 200 delegates from 59 local units. Other speakers include Dr Elizabeth Boggs from Kennedy panel on mental retardation and past president of the national ARC and Edward LaCrosse education consultant for the national ARC.

Northfield Minn Minnesota Association For Retarded Children St. Olaf College Karl F. Rolvaag Elizabeth Boggs Kennedy National Association Edward LaCrosse New York National Arc

Eichmann's Widow Returns to Argentina

Vera Eichmann, 55, and her 7 year old son Hansi returned to Argentina to live in the small house he built. The widow said she had been in Germany with her mother in Heilbronn before flying home a year after Israel executed Adolf Eichmann for his role in the Holocaust. Dieter Eichmann, 25, greeted her at the airport.

Buenos Aires Argentina Adolf Eichmann Vera Eichmann Hansi Israel Dieter Eichmann Heilbronn Germany

Landlubber Pearlman Finishes Weight Loss Voyage

Norman Pearlman, 38, a lumberyard operator, returns home to Huntington after a 21 day cruise aimed at dropping from 245 to 200 pounds. He shed about 30 pounds by three weeks at sea, mostly read or slept aboard a 35 foot cruiser, with wife and two children visiting and his doctor noting he is in perfect condition.

Huntington, N.Y Norman Pearlman Pearlman Huntington Bay Pearman

Ellender Opposes Substitute For Wheat Program

Sen. Allen J. Ellender chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee rejects a new wheat and feed grains price supports plan to replace the Kennedy administration program. He says there will be no new wheat legislation this year and that farmers can plant as they wish at a low support price. The proposal would replace the feed grains program just signed into law.

Washington Allen J. Ellender D-La Senate Agriculture Committee Ellender Old Soil Bank Kennedy

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