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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

6

Blind Watertown youth rejected from Badger Boys State

Tom Teggatt an 18 year old Watertown High School junior who is blind was selected to join about 900 juniors at Badger Boys State but Legion officials said they were not equipped to handle a boy with such a handicap. Despite appeals including from the governor's office the Legion declined, citing lack of staff to guide him on Ripon College campus. Tom plans to seek summer work or a camp counselor position instead.

Dion Henderson Milwaukee Tom Teggatt Tom Watertown High School Watertown Badger Boys State Wisconsin Department of the American Legion Legion Val Ove Boys State The Russell Twesne State School For the Blind Janesville Twesney Blackie Twesne Len Zubrensky John W. Reynolds Ove Ripon College

Nowakowski ousted as Democratic caucus vice chairman

Milwaukee assemblyman Richard Nowakowski loses his post after a stormy closed session over an anti-discrimination housing bill. The 36 to 7 vote declared the office vacant after he refused to resign, with leaders citing procedure concerns and his vote against a reconsideration move.

Madison Assembly Democratic Caucus Richard Nowakowski Milwaukee Nowakowski Assembly Democratic Robert Huber West Allis

Skemp Wendorf Herd Enrolled in Testing Program

BRATTLEBORO Vermont The 14 cow registered Holstein herd of Robert Skemp and Gus Wendorf La Crosse has been enrolled in Dairy Herd Improvement Registry testing The program is the newest and fastest growing of three official production testing plans conducted by The Holstein Friesian Association of America in cooperation with the state agriculture colleges.

Brattleboro Robert Skemp Gus Wendorf la Crosse Holstein-Friesian Association of America

Bark on California Giant Sequoias Reaches Two-Foot Thickness

A natural science note reports sequoia bark can reach two feet in thickness in California forests. Researchers observe bark strength and heat resistance contributing to the trees' long life and fire resilience.

California

Freeman vows no broad easing after wheat defeat

Secretary Orville Freeman says administration will keep controls on cotton, feed grains, tobacco and other crops. He notes the May 21 wheat defeat limits impact to wheat only and backs supply management as viable despite political hurdles and cost concerns.

la Crosse Tribune Washington Bureau Washington — Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Freeman

Newcastle Disease Symposium Stated

An international Newcastle disease symposium will be held at the University of Wisconsin in Madison from July 15 to 17. Researchers from the United States and delegates from Sweden Italy Australia Chile Nigeria Scotland Germany Japan and England will attend. The meeting will discuss the changing nature of this rapidly spreading poultry virus.

Madison University of Wisconsin United States Sweden Italy Australia Chile Nigeria Scotland Germany Japan England

Italian Terms For Housing In Rome

A quick guide explains that palazzo means apartment building while attico means penthouse. It highlights common Italian housing terms with simple definitions for learners.

Romeo Attico

Ribicoff Attacks USDA Over Protest Pesticide Data

Senator Ribicoff condemned the Agriculture Department for withholding protest registration data on pesticides and related products. He cited past refusals to disclose names and noted a note to reporters claiming openness. He referenced a Great Lakes Biochemical case tied to Algimycin 300 and ongoing WARF testing.

Washington Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Agriculture Department Ribicoff Senate Orville L. Freeman United States Ribbicoff Great Lakes Biochemical, Co., Inc Milwaukee Madison Wis Great Lakes James F. Stern Department of Agriculture USDA Stern Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Phillip Derse WARF Foundation

Avoid Rash Tax Action in Wisconsin Budget Debate

Arch Ely of Madison warned against hasty tax action amid the budget stalemate. Ely, director of the Public Expenditure Survey, told Wisconsin Paper Industry Information Service luncheon that budget fears are exaggerated and that spending targets do not prove actual need.

Neenah Wisconsin Arch Ely Madison Wisconsin Paper Industry Information Service Eli Ely

Thomson Poll Finds Wisconsin Votes Against JFK Policies

In Wisconsin 3rd District, over 6 500 subscribers surveyed show broad opposition to foreign aid mass transit a domestic peace corps and hospital plans tied to Social Security. Voters favor tougher Cuba policy farm surplus contributions higher Social Security earnings limit and anti trust for unions.

Thomson Cuba

Missionary learns to fill own teeth in Labrador post

In Davis Inlet Labrador a Roman Catholic priest Fr Francis Peters learned basic dentistry and other trades while leading the Nascopie Indians. He treated a parishioner with punches, built a church school hall, and reduced infant mortality while aiming for self-reliance and pride among his people.

Davis Inlet Labrador Goose Bay Francis C. Peters Father Peters Peters

Tragic Drowning at St. Paul Graduation Party

An 18 year old West St. Paul graduate Dean Elsenpeter drowned when a canoe capsized in the Willow River near Hudson at about 3 am. Fellow graduates Jane Dougherty and Darryl Ecker escaped but Elsenpeter, who could not swim, vanished beneath 18 feet of water.

Hudson West St. Paul

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