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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

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Two U.S. jets downed over Laos in fresh clashes

Communist ground fire knocked down two Crusader jets east of Plaine des Jarres as monsoon weather hampers rescue efforts. Cmdr. Doyle W. Lynn was rescued by a U.S. helicopter while Lt. Charles F. Klusmann parachuted to rugged terrain.

Vientiane Laos U.S. Navy U.S Plaine Des Jarres Pathet Lao Kitty Hawk South China Sea United States Souvanna Phouma Doyle W. Lynn la Mesa Calif Charles F. Klusmann San Diego Klus

Ruby Denies Any Ties With Oswald

Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby told Chief Justice Earl Warren that he had no connection with Lee Harvey Oswald. Warren Commission members toured the Texas School Book Depository and Oswald’s rooming house, Ruby’s apartment, and the Texas Theater.

Ruby Oswald Dallas Tex Jack Ruby Earl Warren Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Warren United States Warren Commission Texas School Book Depository Kennedy Texas Theater J. D. Tippitt Tippit

Fall Is Fatal To Milwaukee Man

Milwaukee resident Lawrence Franzen, 70, died from head injuries after slipping and tumbling down four front stairs at his home and striking his head on a cement sidewalk. Authorities report the incident occurred Sunday.

Milwaukee Lawrence Franzen

UW Student Killed In Pennsylvania Turnpike Crash

A car struck a concrete divider near a toll booth on the Pennsylvania Turnpike killing Ned Goldman 20 Evanston Ill and Jayne Klingstone 20 Larchmont N Y and injuring two others. Arthur Gamow 19 Teaneck N J and Penelope Streep Plainfield N J were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. police say Gamow fell asleep at the wheel.

Beaver Falls Ohio University of Wisconsin Ned Goldman Evanston Ill Jayne Klingstone Larchmont N.Y Arthur B. Gamow Teaneck N.J Wisconsin Penelope Streep Plainfield Gamow

Governors Push Goldwater Platform Splitters Refuse

Senator Barry Goldwater says Eisenhower Nixon and Governor Scranton would derail his Republican bid only if they oppose him, which he doubts will happen. He envisions a balanced ticket with an Eastern moder ate as VP and expects the nomination in San Francisco. Nixon says he will not join any stop Goldwater effort and would take a role if offered. The trio remain aligned on Republican principles with minor disagreements.

Washington Barry Goldwater Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Arizona Goldwater Chester My Party Scranton Johnson Nixon San Francisco Michigan Eisenhower Gettysburg Akron

Increase in Delegates for Barry See Increase in Delegates for Barry

Barry Goldwater's push for Republican presidential delegates targets the 600 mark as 146 delegates are chosen in 10 states. An AP survey shows 535 first ballot votes already pledged with five weeks to the convention, leaving about 120 needed for victory.

Larry Osius Washington Barry Goldwater Arizona Associated Press Goldwater Montana Texas Nelson A. Rockefeller William W. Scranton Henry Cabot Lodge Richard M. Nixon Margaret Chase Smith Indiana New York Republican State Committee Rockefeller

Governors seek civil rights stand and social security push

Republican governors meeting at the 56th annual Governors Conference pursue a joint statement backing strong civil rights, compulsory Social Security, and U.N. membership though Sen. Barry Goldwater resists some positions. The effort aims to sway support for Goldwater while keeping options open for talks with Eisenhower and other leaders.

United States United Nations

Indians Show Grief For Nehru

Thousands of mourners crowded riverside in Allahabad as Nehru ashes were scattered on the Ganges and Jumna. Police used clubs to control the crowd while a floating platform sank under weight. several died or were injured in the stampede amid extreme heat. Indira Gandhi and her sons participated in the rite, with Rajiv and Sanjay pouring ashes at the confluence.

Allahabad India Ganges Nehru New Delhi Babuji Indira Gandhi Rajiv Sanjay Jumna

Two Men Drown In Minnesota

In northern St Louis County near the Canadian border two men died this weekend Ancil Gookin 41 of Des Moines Iowa and Charles L Snyder 30 of Britt Minn. Gookin disappeared Sunday after the Vermillion River motor failed and the three jumped overboard. Snyder drowned while fishing at Rams Head Lake and his companion Kenneth Grulke Virginia readied aid but failed to save him.

Virginia Minn St. Louis County Ancil Gookin Des Moines Iowa Charles L. Snyder Britt Gookin Vermillion River Crane Lake Jon James Dick Floyd St. Louis Jon Gookin Vincent Merle Thomas Pine Lodge Snyder Rams Head Lake Ely Kenneth Grulke Grulke

Mayor's Daughter Wins Miss Minnesota Honors

Barbara Hasselberg 20 daughter of Bloomington Mayor Donald Hasselberg won Miss Minnesota after competing in Rochester. A dancer and model, she has two years at the University of Minnesota and will represent the state at Miss America later this year.

Minneapolis Barbara Hasselberg Minnesota Barbara Bloomington Donald Hasselberg Rochester University of Minnesota

Supreme Court Refuses to Overturn Red Party Conviction

The Supreme Court today declined to overturn a lower court ruling upholding a conviction against a Communist party for failing to register under the Internal Security Act. The court left intact a $120,000 fine and a 1961 Subversive Activities Control Board order, with Justice White not participating.

UCU Justice Department Court of Appeals Subversive Activities Control Board Supreme Court High Court

Rural La Crosse Man Survives Farm Truck Crash

Hilbert H. Hemker 50 of rural La Crosse was injured with cuts and bruises when his farm truck left County Highway 1 in the Town of Barre Saturday evening, struck a culvert and overturned.

la Crosse Barre Hilbert H. Hemker

Pontoon Motor Stolen From Bill's Sport Shop Boathouse

Bill Monsoor of Bill's Sport Shop reports a motor stolen from a pontoon at his boathouse on French Island across from Copeland Park. The motor is valued at $250.

Bill Monsoor Bill Copeland Ave French Island Copeland Park

Kennedy undecided on veep and senate race

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said he had not made up his mind about running for vice president or for Senate in New York. He denied reports of a survey to gauge his chances against Senator Kenneth Keating and urged parties to drop efforts to draft him. In Milwaukee he received an honorary degree at Marquette and urged civil rights action while warning of summer problems regardless of a bill's passage.

Warren J. Lee Rankin Commission Gerald Ford R-Mich Ruby Oswald Cuba Grant Sawyer Nevada Babcock Edward T. Breathitt Kentucky Congress Breathitt Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller New York William W. Scranton Pennsylvania George Romney Michigan Associated Press Milwaukee Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson New Hampshire Wisconsin Department of Justice Ing Kennneth Keating Bob Kennedy Johnson Chicago John W. Reynolds Patrick Lucey

Man earns degree at 68 after guiding seven children through college

Sun Pei Lee, a China native and textile pioneer, finally earned a bachelor of science in agriculture at the University of Delaware at age 68. He spent five and a half years studying as his seven children financed his degree after arriving in the United States in 1956. He became an American citizen in 1963 and plans to seek work with aid agencies improving agriculture.

Wilmington, del Sun Pei Lee China Lee University of Delaware Est Stella United States Nantung Shanghai

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