Radio Guide Evening Programs for Saturday June 6 1959
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
5
Burned Out Motor Delays X15 Flight
Edwards Air Force Base in California reports a burned out cockpit ventilation motor forced another delay to the X15 rocket ship maiden flight. Test pilot Scott Crossfield detected the motor burn and the launch was canceled minutes before the B52 Stratofortress was to drop the X15 from 38,000 feet for a glide to earth. The project aims for a 100 mile altitude and speeds up to 4,000 mph. the flight had been rescheduled to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Crossfield
Ing
Dodge Dancing Party Airs Wartime Songs With Welk
WKBT previews a six to seven pm hour on television featuring the Wartime Songs segment of the Dodge Dancing Party hosted by Lawrence Welk. The 15 voice glee club under Peter Lance will perform Roses of Picardy in a special arrangement. The program follows with Loretta Young Show at seven pm, a romantic comedy about an ocean cruise that tests a bachelor’s resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Glee Club
Peter Lance
Picardy
Loretta Young
Miner Slain In Shootout During Kentucky Coal Strike
In Hazard Kentucky a 25 year old miner Bobby Jenkins Jr was killed by a state trooper during an arrest attempt over a shootout with nonunion truckers amid a weeks long strike over United Mine Workers demands for a 1959 contract. Chester Blair 20 was wounded in a separate sniper attack as UGW leader Stamper Collins backed a nonunion operation near Kodak Coal Co in Perry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard
Kentucky
Bobby Jenkins Jr
United Mine Workers
Sassafras
Joe Romeo
Chester Blair
Kodak Coal Co
Perry County
James Maggard
Summer season ready on television
TV schedules show most new offerings are refinements of old hits. Perry Como closes his NBC season with Tony Bennett Teresa Brewer and the Four Lads, while CBS debuts Brewner a police drama with Edward Binns and James Broderick. Regular interview panels and variety shows fill the week with Kennedy Fulbright Sullivan Allen Rogers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perry Como
NBC
Tony Bennett
Teresa Brewer
the Four Lads
Perry Presents
Mass
ABC
J. W. Fulbright
Meet the Press
Steve Allen
Ginger Rogers
Steve Lawrence
Ingemar Johansson
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Jack Car
Paratrooper Killed In Mass Jump Test
At Fort Bragg North Carolina during a mass parachute jump exercise two service members were involved in a Dark Cloud Pine Cone II operation. Sgt Franklin N Defazio 26 died when both chutes failed to open. Pfc Willie Gray 18 survived after a door entanglement. Gray landed in swamp water. Defazio was a native of Louisville Kentucky leaving a wife and infant daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Bragg
N.C
Franklin
Franklin N. Defazio
Pine Cone II. When Pfc
Willie Gray
Gray
Brooklyn
N.Y
Photoengraver On Racine Paper Dies
Chicago AP report states Leroy Tucker a 44 year old photoengraving supervisor at Racine Journal Times collapsed and died from a heart ailment while golfing at Glenview Country Club with two friends. Tucker had 15 years with the Journal Times. He lived at 716 North Street Racine and is survived by his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Racine
Wis
Journal Times
Glenview Country Club
Leroy Tucker
North St
Glenview
Verne Hoffman
John Tapercer
Tucker
Jail Sentence for Drunk Joyce 58 Green Bay Man
James Joyce age 58 of Green Bay was sentenced in County Court on Friday to 30 days in County Jail for being drunk. Judge Eugene A. Toepel ordered five days to be served with the remaining time suspended on the condition that Joyce not return to La Crosse County for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joyce
Green Bay
Eugene A. Toepel
Joyce
la Crosse County
Youth Pleads Guilty in Family Steal Case
Ronald Matiak eighteen of 720 Avon Street pleaded guilty in County Court to stealing ten dollars from his sister Mrs Orville Wang. Judge Eugene A Toepel placed Matiak on probation to the State Department of Public Welfare for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Matiak
Avon St
Orville Wang
Eugene A. Toepel
Matiak
State Department of Public Welfare
Vito Genovese Freed On 150000 Bail
New York AP reports Vito Genovese a reputed underworld leader is free on 150000 bail while appealing a narcotics conspiracy conviction. Genovese of Atlantic Highlands New Jersey posted the bond in federal court and left smiling. He had been held without bail in the federal House of Detention since April 17. He was convicted with 14 others on narcotics conspiracy charges and sentenced to 15 years and a 20000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Federal District Court
Federal House of Detention
Man Wanted Here Is Arrested In Madison
A Morrisonville man Richard G. Larson, once charged 60 years ago with writing six no account checks against La Crosse banks, is held in Madison on unannounced charges. Dist Atty George Thompson Jr said his office awaits Dane County input on charges before action. Larson was arrested recently in Madison. La Crosse police were notified of the arrest. The La Crosse warrant dated December 29, 1952, was on file when Larson was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisonville
la Crosse
Madison
George Thompson Jr
Dane County
Richard G. Larson
Larson
Miniature Cars Annoy Neighborhood Noise Complaint
Lester Koblitz reports homemade miniature cars causing loud noise on Farnam and 27th streets after 5 p m on weekends. He says the vehicles are unlicensed and create a terrific din described as annoying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Koblitz
S. 27Th St
Farnam and
27Th Streets
Gen. Hargreaves Dies in Portland at 58
Maj. Gen. John Morris Hargreaves 58 former Air Force deputy surgeon general died in Portland Oregon. His body, found by his widow Hattie, had been dead since Tuesday and death was attributed to natural causes. He retired five years ago after thirty years of service and had served as command surgeon for the Air Force in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Keeler
la Crosse
Bankers Life Co
Des Moines
Iowa
C. W. Tomlinson
Madison
Keeler
Richard Beggs
Central High School
la Crosse State College
Air Force
University of Wisconsin
Portland
Ore
John Morris Hargreaves
Hargreaves
Hattie
William Farrell
Far East
Acting Director Of Historical Society To Quit
Madison official Don ald R. McNeil told the State Historical Society at its annual convention he will resign his acting director post in the fall to return as associate director on August 1 when Leslie Fisher becomes director. Awards of merit for 1958 were given by the Board of Curators, honoring Waukesha Freeman, Sister Mary Justa, Vivien Dube, Russell L. Williams, Clifford L. Lord, and John Hunter for various public history contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Lake
Donald R. McNeil
Madison
State Historical Society
Leslie Fisher
Waukesha
Milwaukee Man Dies From Memorial Day Crash Injuries
Donald Mahr, 30, of Milwaukee, died Friday from injuries suffered May 30 when his motorcycle passenger ride collided with a car. The motorcycle driver also died in the crash. The memorial day accident raised Wisconsin’s 1959 highway toll to 269, down from 287 a year earlier on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Donald Mahr
Naso's House of Pizza Opens at New 6th and State
Locals report Naso's House of Pizza now open at a new location at 6th and State offering carry outs. The shop also provides music instrument repair services and is listed as Modah Horn Shop at 205 South 4th with contact number 4-8841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naso
House of Pizza
Modah
22 Hurt When Race Car Hits Bleachers
At Beverly Speedway near St. Joseph Missouri a race car left the track, crashed through the bleachers and injured 22 spectators during the first race of the night. One child, Ronnie Lee Neidel eight, was among the injured and the driver Albert M Bud Neidel thirty, suffered a bruised shoulder. Eleven more hospitalized. Ambulances ferried victims as police cleared the area and extra medical staff assisted at Sisters Hospital and Missouri Methodist Hospital. Track owner Ardale Chambers was away. insurance reportedly covered only drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Joseph
Ronnie Lee Neidel
Albert M
Bud) Neidel
St. Joseph
Neidel
Jerry Hayes
Topeka
Kan
Beverly Speedway
U.S. 169
Sisters Hospital
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Ardale Chambers
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WKBT
Brenner
Bob Cummings
Playhouse
Captain J. Smith and
Radio Guide
WKTY
WCCO
WKBH
WLCX
Adams News News
Hall of Sound
Hall of Sound World Tonight
Monitorusic
Hall of l of Sound
Grand Ole Opry
Halsey Hall
L. Shannon
Shannon
Josh Randall
Channel 8
Eeea Brenner
Paladin
Kansas
Matt Dillon
United States Mint
Wells-Fargo
Adolphe Menjou
Bill Mann
Don Lewis
George Burns
Schultzy
Ann B. Davis
John Smith
Pocahantes
Pocahontas
Tony Dexter
Jody Lawrence
Max’s Playhouse
Char Corw
Official Road Aid Insurance Service
Oie Collins
Maggard
Jenkins
Columbus Haddix
UMW
Kodak
Business News
Robert O. Weisel
Harold C. Deutsch
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Breezy Point Lodge
Big Pelican Lake
Brainerd
Minn
Weisel
State Farm Mutual
Deutsch
Rivoli Building
Floyd Oseth
First Ave
Mutual Service Insurance Co
Oseth
Harold Ristow
Midwest
Marvin Melby
Hawkins, Ash, Baptie and Co
Willard G. Bertrand
Barlow Sr
Del-Craft Company
Bertrand
Dorothea
Lake Lawn Lodge
Delavan
The
Savogran Co
Ivan C. Berg
Newburg Bldg
Western Wisconsin Association of Life Underwriters
Wisconsin Assn. of Life Underwriters
Edgewater Hotel
Robert E. Connors Jr
Lincoln Ave
Robert E. Schuttenhelm
Hoeschler Pidg
Wkbt-Tv
Channel
Wells Fargo
Victor Jory
Thorp Finance Corporation Tonight
C. L. Peterson
Citizens Loan & Finance Company
Main Street - Linker Bldg
Breck
Shirley
Temple
Hiawatha
Charles Mercer
Ter
al Martino
Maria Neglia
Shirley Temple
Dick Whittington
London
Mike Stokey
Goodyear Theater
Christabel
James Thurber
Red Skelton
Anna Sten
Skelton
Armstrong Circle Theater
Gisele MacKenzie
John Forsythe
Defazio
Louisville
Kroger Grads
Kroger Co
Doris Mae Gerke
State Road
Aquinas High
Kroger
Gerry Powers
Losey
Central High
Richard Johnson
Redfield
Isis
Wiiace
Gen. Hargreaves
Historical Society
Clifford L. Lord
John Hunter
Market Street
Dial
Une
Duates J State College
Craig Anderson
Denton
Tate College
Bill Morrison
Losey Blvd
Central
College
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