Laird Aims Self-Help Dairy Bill to Stabilize Production
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin said he will introduce a self help dairy bill in Congress to curb rising milk output and use a nationwide referendum to grant each dairy farmer a lease based on three year production. The plan would set price supports at 3.50 to 4.25 per hundred pounds and 75 to 90 percent parity, with excess production not supported. The measure faces uncertainty but aims to back by farm groups after adjournment and would create a National Dairy Stabilization Board to aid nationwide dairy marketing.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Laird
Congress
American Farm Bureau
National Farmers Union
National Farms Organization
Pure Milk Producers Cooperative
Midwest
Secretary of Agriculture
Dairy Stabilization Board
Coronalp claims relief for constipation with nerve stimulant
An ad promotes Coronalp tablets as a colon nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore bowel function. It asserts constipation relief overnight and urges readers to try the introductory 43 cent size, claiming clinical proof and patient well being.
Rubber Shoes May Have Saved Sparta Youth
Gary Allen a 17 year old from Farmers Valley south of Sparta survived a lightning strike while milking cows in a barn during a Saturday night storm. He credited rubber soled tennis shoes for likely saving him from serious injury or death after two cows died and two others were struck. He was taken to St Mary's Hospital in Sparta and released with no serious injuries. The bolt also knocked the telephone from the wall and scorched the house side.
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Sparta
Wis
Gary Allen
John Allen
Farmers Valley
Gary
St. Mary's Hospital
Allen
Luther College Offers Two Five-Week Summer Sessions
Luther College Decorah Iowa will offer two five week summer sessions. Registration for the first session is Monday June 10 from 8 a m to 4 p m in Main building. Classes run June 11 to July 13 with 44 courses taught by regular staff and one guest instructor. The second session runs July 15 to August 17. Information available by writing Dean O W Qualley Luther College Decorah Iowa.
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Lowa
Luther College
O. W. Qualley
Iowa
Livestock Market Report from St Paul and Chicago
Hogs steady with price ranges for barrows gilts and sows across weight bands. Cattle mix shows steers and heifers weak while cows hold. bulls and vealers steady to firm. Regional data from St Paul and Chicago notes trade activity and price levels for calves, feeders, and poultry amid mixed market signals.
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ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Food Processor Dies in Circleville at 84
Alfred Willson Bosworth, 84, a developer of processed foods and biological chemist, died Saturday. His career spanned more than 50 years and included work in physiological chemistry at Ohio State University College of Medicine.
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Circleville, Ohio
Alfred Willson Bosworth
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Kennedy urges equal rights and jobs link in Hawaii speech
President Kennedy calls for equality of rights and responsibility linking job opportunities to performance. Mayors conference adopts a six point program expanding his proposals, while critics argue over emphasis on rights versus duty. Honolulu parade draws about 100000 spectators with lei welcome and special race group sections.
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Mayors’ Conference Resolutions Committee
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Wagner
A. Allen Hall
Santa Ana
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Daley
Sam Massell
Atlanta
Hawaiian Village
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
Hawaii
Harvard Club of Hawaii
Kennedy Civil Rights Push Faces Northern Tensions
Wallace urged dignity during crisis at the university. Lyndon B. Johnson urged peaceful settlement at Tufts. Roy Wilkins pressed for a comprehensive civil rights package. Robert F. Kennedy warned of explosive unrest in Northern cities. Six Negroes were arrested in Winona Mississippi for attempting to use white restrooms at a bus station with one more detained.
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Tufts Univeristy
Medford
Mass
Roy T. Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
North
South
Winona
Miss
Storm damages knock out power and phones across area
A damaging storm caused downed trees and blown power lines across La Crosse area. Long distance service to Sparta West Salem Holmen Bangor and Barre Mills was cut then largely restored with Bangor repairs due Monday afternoon. Crews repaired lines and damaged sailboats as winds peaked at 56 mph with gusts to 84. Buildings roofs and store windows were damaged.
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Brice Prairie
French Island
Sparta
West Salem
Holmen
Bangor
Barre Mills
la Crosse
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Missing change reported in break-in at Dad's and Vess Bottling Co
Police said a small amount of change was taken during a weekend break-in at Dad's and Vess Bottling Co located at 1201 La Crosse St. Entry was gained by prying open a boarded rear window.
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Dad’s and Vess Bottling Co
la Crosse St
Woman Injured In County Road Crash On Irish Hill
Valerie Held age 20 of R 1 was taken by La Crosse County Traffic Police to St Francis Hospital for minor cuts after her car went off Highway 33 on Irish Hill and plunged down an embankment at about 7:30 p m Sunday.
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Valerie Held
la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Irish Hill
Vatican Rejects Light Signal For Papal Election
Vatican officials said no electrical light signaling system will be used to indicate a pope’s election. The conclave rule bans telegraphic and similar instruments, so the traditional black and white smoke signals will mark voting outcomes for the June 19 opening.
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Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Radio
Weather storms sweep Wisconsin with high winds and hail
Tornadoes and severe storms hit Black River Falls Manston and Sparta trailing uprooted trees damaged roofs and power lines. Winds up to 64 mph plus hail, fog delays around Fond du Lac, and a Canadian cold front shifting weather north of Eau Claire and Wausau. Beloit set a high of 91 while the warm spell persisted south of the line. Highs in the 80s and 70s, record rain near Superior, Presidio Texas hottest, Ely Nevada coldest.
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Freighter Missing Crew From Tomah Route
AP reports a Japanese freighter with 33 crew members has gone missing on a WAUNAKEE run from the Philippines. Pergande, 29, of Tomah died when a loading machine backed over a quarry edge and rolled down a steep incline.
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Philippines
Pergande
Tomah Wasja
Radio Highlights MONDAY on WLCX Vox Pop
The schedule notes a Monday broadcast at 7 p.m. on WLCX Vox Pop with Jim Conway as moderator guiding a public discussion.
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Jim Conway
Drownings Across Wisconsin Claims Several Victims
A storm tossed a 37 foot houseboat on Lake Winnebago near Fond du Lac injuring seven Milwaukee executives and submerging them with others. Gerald O Donnell William O Neill and Edward McSorley perished as Farley and survivors were rescued. Separate incidents include Andrew Hendel drowned on Lake Koshkonong and Russel Jiles Wayne Sann Jeffrey Peterson drowning in nearby waters.
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Farley
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Juneau County
Clarence Althouse
Mauston High School
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Wausau
Seven Island Lake
Lincoln County
Jeffrey Peterson
Wisconsin Rapids
Lake Wauzeka
Woman's Death Found Natural by Local Coroner
Mamie Wood aged 36 of 2072 Pearl Street died of natural causes Sunday afternoon in a local hospital according to County Coroner Dr. Michael J. Watunya. An autopsy was ordered after she was removed from the Mississippi Inn at 827 Green Bay Street by police ambulance because the attending physician could not determine the cause and there were no visible injuries.
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Watunya
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Fire burns rubbish truck at La Crosse station five
Fire department records show a rubbish truck on Denton Street near La Crosse station five catching fire at 3 p.m. on June 8. Police ambulance log lists Amelia Strasche, 80, taken to St Francis Hospital at 10:58 p.m. for illness on June 8. Lester Betthauser, 55, and Jacob Heiser, 79, transported to St Francis and Grandview hospitals for illness on June 9 and 9 respectively.
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St. Francis Hospital
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Onalaska Ave
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Grandview Hospital
Storm Repairs Continue After Tree Falls Near Sparta
A weather-caused outage left Area Sparta and surrounding areas without electricity for about an hour. A Hammond man and his truck assisted crews who worked until 10 p.m. Sunday and resumed at 5 p.m. Monday to repair damage. In Galesville Mr and Mrs Richard Wagner and their two children escaped injury when a tree struck the trailer they fled minutes before impact. Wagner suspects the trailer is a total loss. Crews from power, phone and highway departments labored to restore services.
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Richard Wagner
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Debbie
Wagner
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Man Kills Wife Wounds Son Then Commits Suicide
Milwaukee police say James Harris 25 killed his estranged wife Loucinda 24 with a 12 gauge shotgun. He blasted into their housing development home and fatally shot himself after wounding one of his three children Sunday.
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James Harris
Harris
Loucinda
Kennedy speech at university stresses limited test policy stance
The address outlines three major points including a limited no test policy, urges reexamining domestic attitudes toward peace and freedom, and calls government and citizens to protect rights. Kennedy links civil rights to national security and supports a four nation European tour following the nuclear test ban accord with Khrushchev.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Derma-Soft Medicated Cream Sheds Corns and Warts
Thousands report relief from corns calluses and warts with a new medicated creme. Derma-Soft softens and dissolves hard growths so they rub off painlessly without infection risk. Get Derma-Soft at all druggists.
Primatene tablets promise asthma relief without prescription
New York report states primatene is now available without prescription in many states. Medical tests show it stops asthma attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief by opening bronchial tubes, reducing congestion and easing nervous tension.
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New York
N. Y
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