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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

7

Bar Proposes Rules Limiting Wisconsin Judicial Campaigns

A Wisconsin State Bar committee proposed rules to govern judicial campaigns including pledges to ABA and Judicial Ethics canons, spending limits, and district lawyer polls to assess candidate qualifications. The plan aims to improve elections while noting past unhelpful “no opinion” ballots and debates over appointment versus election.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau Madison State Bar of Wisconsin Bar Professional Society of Lawyers American Bar Association Judicial Ethics David Rabinovitz Sheboygan U.S. District Court Wisconsin Supreme Court

Ex-LSC Grad To Retire From Florida State

Henry Becker former La Crosse State College graduate will retire from Florida State University's geography department in Tallahassee after 36 years. A White Rock South Dakota native, he studied at Chicago and Mon dovi before teaching at Florida College for Women and Marshall College. Becker chaired the geography division from 1940 and led the department from 1947 when the college became a university. He authored Florida: Wealth or Waste and produced a film shown at festivals. He has received multiple conservation and geography honors and plans to winter in Tallahassee and summer in Highlands North Carolina.

Henry Becker la Crosse State College Florida State University Tallahasse White Rock S.D LSC Mondovi University of Chicago Florida College For Women Becker Marshall College Tallahassee Harry Brubaker United States Edinburgh Copenhagen Florida Soil Conservation Society of America Florida Audubon

Husband Of Traffic Victim Dies In Crash

Pelican Rapids Minnesota AP A man Donald E Gross 45 formerly of Fargo ND died when his car left a county road and overturned near Pelican Rapids His wife had been killed in a crash near Fargo Moorhead Two children Stephen and Nancy attend North Dakota State University Gross ran a Super Valu store His parents live in Bowdle SD The state traffic toll rose to 300 with a recent Redwood Falls death and other injuries.

Pelican Rapids, Minn Pelican Rapids Here Donald E. Gross Fargo N.D Gross Fargo-Moorhead Stephen Nancy North Dakota State University Christ Bowdle Bowdle S.D Minnesota Redwood Falls

Crossword Puzzle Answer List

A list of crossword clues and answers from Adriatic wind to suffix, including entries like Ancient Greek city and Roman god of underworld with various clue types and terms.

Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Long-Winded Prices

AP reports Wednesday cattle prices in Milwaukee with steers and heifers at 15.50 to 20.00 and higher quality ranges up to 20.00. Calves demand steady with primes to 28.00. Hogs show steady to lower, good to choice 190 to 240 pounds at 15.25 to 16.00, larger weights 14.50 to 15.25, sows 12.50 to 13.50, boars 10.00 to 10.50.

Milwaukee South ST. Paul, Minn USDA U.S Jena

Chicago market bulletin notes steady butter and mixed grains

Butter prices hold steady while eggs show uneven movement across grades. Cattle trade in Minnesota remains moderate with steady to soft tone. hogs slow with weakness in barrows and gilts. Wheat and corn values reflect no new wheat sales and mixed yellow grain quotes in Chicago.

Chicago

Grads Get Diplomas 1000 Miles Away

Choctawhatchee High School seniors in the marching band will receive diplomas while staying at the Florida Pavilion of the New York World's Fair in New York. Band members will hear their names read by Principal H. A. Bruner as James Leonard hands them their diplomas via a long-distance telephone link.

Fort Walton Beach Fila Florida James Leonard New York H. A. Bruner

County board representation suit moves forward

Louis Gerard argues against court review citing harm to county boards and bonding power while the attorney general contends the secretary of state should not be a party since the law is a representation statute not an election statute. The petition seeks declaration of unconstitutionality and a new voting system to weight board member votes by population. Sonneborn and Wills say a small citizen minority can control boards and filed after the attorney general refused.

Louis Gerard Racine County Corporation Wisconsin Milwaukee Menominee Attorney General’s Office Secretary of State Sonneborn and Wills George Thompson

Photographers part of 14 mile Bahamas raid pursuit

Ray Continued from Page 1 reports a fast armed launch chased by the Decoy. Andrew St George and Tom Dunkin, both New York photographers, were among eight aboard. five were captured at sea off Anguilla Cay while three others were nabbed on a landing party. The craft carried guns, 1000 rounds, fuel and gear, leading authorities to suspect a Cuba raid plan.

Andrew St. George New York Tom Dunkin Florida Anguilla Cay Bahamas Cuba

Second Thompson Enters Wisconsin Senate Race

Milford R. Thompson, a 40 year old Dane County dairy farmer, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the newly apportioned 16th state Senate District. The seat is currently held by Carl Thompson of Stoughton.

Mount Horeb Milford R. Thompson Dane County Carl Thompson D.stoughton

GOP Fight Shifts To Platform Committee

Washington AP Republicans ahead of the 1964 nominating convention set July 6 for the platform committee to draft the campaign themes. Rep. Melvin R. Laird named 24 members from 12 states and the Virgin Islands, with Wisconsin represented by Mrs. T W Norris and Laird. The panel meets in San Francisco before the convention. the outcome may pace the Goldwater Rockefeller clash.

Washington Barry Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller Melvin R. Laird R-Wis Goldwater Rockefeller California Laird Platform Committee Virgin Islands Wisconsin T.W. Norris Milwaukee San Francisco

Ethiopian Envoy to Sweden Shot on Embassy Grounds

Ethiopian ambassador Abate Agede was shot three times on the Stockholm embassy grounds by his Polish chauffeur. The 41 year old envoy, previously in Washington and a member of Ethiopia's UN delegation, was seriously wounded. The chauffeur was detained for questioning.

Stockholm Sweden Abate Agede Agede Ethiopia Washington U.N

Bus Collision Leaves Four In Critical Condition

A Milwaukee charter bus carrying 49 women from Morton Grove to a cosmetics plant overturned on rain slicked U.S. 41 west of Waukegan Illinois. Driver Clarence Lorch 60 and three female passengers are listed in critical condition. Three women were killed and 24 other women in two area hospitals were reported as satisfactory.

Waukegan, Ill U.S. 41 Waukegan Milwaukee Wisconsin Coach Lines Morton Grove Chicago Clarence Lorch St. Therese Hospital F. J. Barry Lorch Florence Block Diane Mineroth Theresa Mineroth Charles E. Larson Lake County

Johnson reels at Goldwater and Nixon jibes on policy spoofs

President Johnson ridicules Goldwater for proposing Marines over a water cut at Guantanamo and mocks Nixon after his globe tour for PepsiCo. He also jokes about a предложение for a TVA sale sign and the White House penny campaign, quipping Goldwater gave a wooden nickel.

Goldwater United States Cuba Guantanamo Naval Base Johnson Knoxville Tenn TVA Tennessee Valley Authority Nixon White House

12-Year-Old Boy National Spelling Champ

William Kerek, 12, of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, won the 37th National Spelling Bee by spelling geophagy in round 30 and later succinctly spelling sycophant to clinch the title. He earned 1000 dollars, a New York World's Fair trip, and a CBS Ed Sullivan Show appearance. Robert O. Mathews, 13, of Gahanna Ohio, took second. David Labell, 14, of Winston-Salem NC, finished third.

Washington William Kerek Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Robert O. Mathews Gahanna Columbus Kerek Ed Sullivan CBS Television Young Mathews David E. Labell Winston-Salem N.C Young Labell Robert William Sycophant Akron Beacon-Journal Mathews Columbus Citizen- Journal Labell Winston-Salem Journal & Sentinel WSJS Scripps-Howard Papers the Bee Richard R. Baker University of Dayton

Nobel Prize Winner Frans Sillanpaa Dies at 75

Helsinki Finland AP Frans Eemil Sillanpaene the 1939 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate died on Wednesday at age 75.

Helsinki Finland Frans Eemil Sillanpaene

Weather Record For Lacrosse And Vicinity

Fair and warmer tonight and Friday. Low around 50 tonight high in the lower 80s Friday. Wisconsin fair and warmer tonight and Friday. Minnesota mostly fair warmer tonight and in the south Friday with partly cloudy extreme north Friday. Iowa variable clouds scattered showers in the southeast tonight and partly cloudy Friday.

Lacrosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Two Coal Miners Die In Utah Cave-In

SUNNYSIDE Utah AP two veteran miners Morris Marzo 47 and Leland Huntsman 49 died in a rock cave in inside a central Utah coal mine. Paul Pero 55 survived after being knocked by rock and coal and crawling away as rescuers labored six hours to recover the bodies in a 1500 foot deep mine shaft.

Sunnyside Utah Paul Pero Price Marzo Morris Marzo Leland Huntsman Castle Dale Pero

Two UW Students Fined for Selling Drugs Illegally

Madison AP reports two University of Wisconsin students pled guilty to selling drugs without a pharmacist certificate and were fined 85 dollars each. Jonathan A. Breslaw, a freshman from Larchmont New York, and John R. Sandler, a sophomore from New York City, were arrested Tuesday night after buying a non prescription drug in bulk and reselling it in capsule form promising customers a kick out of it.

French General Magrin-Vernerey Dies at 72

Gen Raoul Magrin-Vernerey who led Free French ground forces in Britain during World War II died Wednesday of a heart attack at age 72 in Paris. He commanded units in exile and later served in postwar French military roles.

PARIS Raoul Magrin-Vernerey Britain

Goldwater Takes Days Away After California Victory

In California Goldwater wins the presidential primary and with 86 delegates signals a first ballot lead toward the GOP nomination. Denison Kitchel says Goldwater will be out of circulation for several days as aides release a victory statement urging unity with Rockefeller for the November election.

California Denison Kitchel Goldwater

Skyraiders Boost Viet Nam War Effort

Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore announces new Skyraider fighter bombers are arriving in South Viet Nam to intensify air operations against Viet Cong forces. The aircraft carry 12,000 pounds of ordnance and provide greater endurance, payload variety, and firepower than T28s and B26s. Moore says jets are unnecessary for now and rejects claims planes are leftovers or unsafe.

Saigon South Viet Nam Joseph H. Moore 2Nd Air Division Defense Robert S. McNamara Moore Viet Nam Spartanburg S.C Unisafe

Changes Plea To Guilty In Abduction Case

Thomas F. Howard 26 of Hales Corners Wisconsin changed his plea from innocent to guilty on charges of abducting a 2 year old Madison girl March 30. Judge William Buenzli continued bond at 10000 dollars and ordered a pre sentence investigation to allow continued psychiatric treatment.

Madison Thomas F. Howard Milwaukee Hales Corners Howard William Buenzli

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