Johnson outlines world sharing of nuclear knowledge at Holy Cross
President Johnson, addressing Holy Cross College graduates in Worcester, announced an economic breakthrough in large-scale nuclear reactors and said the United States will share this knowledge with the world. He outlined a global cooperation program for science, poverty, disease, and resource conservation during International Cooperation Year 1965.
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Worcester
Mass
Johnson
United States
Holy Cross College
United Nations
Manind
Night march ban eased in Jacksonville protests
Police lift the night demonstration ban and ease bail for marchers as Rev. Andrew Young and other leaders vow to continue protests against discrimination. Young, struck in the mouth but not seriously hurt, aides to Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. arrive amid renewed marches toward the city park slave market site. A white assailant pummeled Rev. William England after a brief clash, while officers offered no arrests. An injunction allows renewed night marches after police lifted May 28 restrictions following earlier violence against reporters.
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Page
Jacksonville
Andrew Young
Young
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
St. Mary’s Baptist Church
William. England
Boston University
U.S. Dist
Bryan Simpson
Weather record for La Crosse and vicinity
Five day forecast shows a cooler night with a Thursday mainly fair and pleasant. Temperatures will run near normal to 3 degrees below in West Wisconsin with increases in cloudiness in Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin and chances of showers or thunderstorms Friday through Sunday.
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Lacrosse
Fair and
Leasant
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Winona
C.P
Leer
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Tremp
Dodge
Bik
Galesville
W. Salem
Root
Houston
High Court Takes Over In County Boards Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court assumed original jurisdiction in a challenge to county board organization and voting power. Petitions claim the 70 of 72 counties' boards violate one person one vote and constitutional fairness. The court set briefs due for defendants and planned oral arguments in November.
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High Court
Wisconsin
Klitzner
Ing Sonneborn
Wills Tole
Stake
Mutzner Sale
Harold J. Wollenzien
Robert Zimmerman
Nen
Waukesha Coun County
Sonneborn
Wills
Waukesha
Wollenzien
Laird Says No One Will Write GOP Platform Alone
Rep. Melvin R. Laird chairing the Republican Platform Committee says no single person will author the 1964 platform. He declines to state a personal nomination preference and promises a moderate consensus document from the 100 members.
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Laird
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Republican Platform Committee
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Sen. Goldwater
Births at Grandview Hospital Reported on June 6
A daughter named Jennifer Leigh was born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Monses of 705 Mormon Coulee Road at Grandview Hospital on June 6. The item also lists market quotations for hogs cattle and produce from Swift & Company and Chicago exchanges, with livestock prices and notes on postclosing pricing.
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Jennifer Leigh
Peter Monses
Mormon Coulee Road
Vickie Lynn Janke
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Storms and floods disrupt Wisconsin communities
Rough seas capsize a canoe on Algoma shoreline. two fishermen rescued on Shawano Lake. A five minute storm at Antigo disables the Antigo Journal’s presses after lightning hits a transformer. Widespread wind and rain bring power outages in Milwaukee Waukesha and Washington counties with temps in the 90s across several cities. Park Falls tops state heat at 93 while Park Falls records a 40 degree dip. Nationally, Presidio Texas hits 109 and Ely Nevada drops to 29.
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Algoma
Shawano Lake
Antigo
Antigo Journal
Wausau
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Washington
Superior
Park Falls
Lone Rock
Wisconsin
Madison
Racine
Benoit
Burlington
la Crosse
Mercury
Presidio
Tex
Ely
Colo
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer Named National Governors Conference Chair
The National Governors Conference elected Democratic Gov. Grant Sawyer of Nevada as its new chairman, succeeding Republican Gov. John Anderson Jr. of Kansas. The group plans a potential meeting in Minneapolis next year and rotates its leadership between parties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Minneapolis
Minn
Sawyer
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Nixon Aims to Block Goldwater as Romney Considers Run
Nixon urges Romney to seek the nomination while weighing a third force strategy. Scranton withdraws after Eisenhower counsels restraint, leaving Rockefeller as Goldwater's main challenger. Nixon warns of a slim chance to stop Goldwater and plans a meeting with Eisenhower. Police ambulance report a 61 year old woman taken to St Francis Hospital after illness.
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Er Nixon
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Scranton
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Baltimore
San Francisco
Rockefeller
California
Fanell Drive
Viva Mce Cumber
McCumber St
St. Francis Hospital
Flood overwhelms region as Great Falls aids evacuees
Floodwaters crest at 11 feet above stage in a city of 70 000 as Air Force and National Guard rescue operations evacuate 2 000 to 3 000 residents from Great Falls and surrounding areas. Red Cross reports about 1 300 evacuated from western districts and a country club enclave.
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Sun River
Air Force and National Guard
Tom Sullivan
Red Cross
Great Falls
West Side Junior High School
14Th Street
Sixth Street
Air Force
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Cascade
Chouteau
Flathead
Glacier
Pondera
Teton and Toole
Blackfeet
East Glacier
Glacier National Park
U.S. 89
Babb
Browning
Two Medicine Creek
Birch Creek
Birth Creek
Marias River
Teton River
Missouri River
Loma
Stock Quotations and Commodities Summary
Market board shows Wheat up 1.44 percent Soybeans up 2.49 percent Sept eggs at 33.10 July corn up 1.23 percent Dow Jones averages rise with Industrials 808.20 up 2.35 Railroads 202.90 up .86 Utilities 140.72 up 18. Volume reaches 1,210,000 shares.
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Dow Jones
Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Amer
Tel & Tel
Avco
Brunswick
Chrysler
Wisconsin 32nd Division Starts Summer Camp at Camp McCoy
The 32nd Division sends an advance party of about 700 men to prepare Camp McCoy for the main body arriving Saturday for a two week training period. Over 7,000 infantry troops will move in by week’s end while armor and recon units train later at Camp Ripley Minnesota starting Aug 16. Major General John A. Dunlap now commands the division. Lt Col Frederick Van Roo of Milwaukee becomes division logistics officer replacing Lt Col Elmer Queram of Prairie du Chien.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
John A. Dunlap
Milwaukee
Frederick van Roo
Elmer Queram
Prairie du Chien
Cuban Radio Reports Cuban Guards Wounded by U.S. Sentries
Havana radio says guards outside Guantanamo Bay were fired upon by U.S. guards, gravely wounding one Cuban. The broadcast, monitored in Miami, did not specify when the incident occurred.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Naval Base
Fire Department Reports For La Crosse June 9
Fire units responded to a brush fire at Petti bone Park at 2 11 p m. An overheated motor in an elevator shaft caused a stoppage at Gunder sen Clinic 1836 South Ave at 3 48 p m. A false report of fire was received at 1601 South 22nd Street at 10 19 p m.
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Pettibone Park
Gundersen Clinic
South Ave
S. 22Nd St
Hugh Fay Heads Legion In La Crescent
Hugh Fay is installed commander of Gittens Leidel Post 595 American Legion in La Crescent Minnesota with William Dumond as first vice commander and Ray Dickson as second vice commander. District leaders Ed Herman Ralph Hughes and Vernon Craig attend along with various chairmen and a bloodmobile drive set for Monday amid earth quake relief thanks from National Commander Dan Foley.
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Earl Gusa
Elgin
Ralph Hughes
St. Charles
Louis Wilkins
Houston County
Vernon Craig
Leslie Lange
Hokah
Arvid Olson
Dallas Ames
Donald Schlicht
Winston Reidler
Ralph Timm
Corlis Robinson
Legion
Ray Reisdorf
Wayne Lottes
Bob Boehm
Boys State
Stuart Clark
Reisdorf
Bloodmobile
la Crescent
Dan Foley
Post
Protest Over Rough Handling of U S Attache in Poland
U S Ambassador John M Cabot lodged a protest with Polish authorities after plainclothes police roughed U S Air Force attache Col George Carey in Warsaw on May 23. Carey, from Boston, suffered a bruised arm shirt torn and camera case damaged during scuffles as officers tried to seize his camera after he began photographing followers near the U S Embassy.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
John M. Cabot
George Carey
Boston
Mass
Carey
All-Bantam Lawn Show Sunday In La Crosse
The La Crosse Poultry Association stages its eighth All-Bantam Lawn Show Sunday at Myrick Park Shelter House open to the public. Trophies will be awarded for champion bantam and champion of the opposite sex, best bird by breed, and best bird of any unlisted breed if 10+ birds attend. Birds must be in place by 9 a.m. and stay until 4 p.m. Superintendent is John R. Schnell. official judge is Russel Carlson of Winthrop, Minnesota.
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la Crosse Poultry Association
Myrick Park
H. P. Ginsky
John R. Schnell
N. 16Th St
Russel Carlson
Winthrop, Minn
Republicans Nominate Key 1963 Ticket Prominent Ohio and Pennsylvania Leaders
Barry wins 43 electoral votes in New York, 29 in Pennsylvania and 26 in Ohio as Rhodes former Ohio auditor becomes governor in 1963. Scranton, a dark horse, served in the House before taking the top spot. Morton, 57, ex RNC chairman, served in the House and as assistant secretary of state. Miller retires after 14 years in the House and as RNC chairman to return to law in northwestern New York.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Rhodes
Scranton
Air Force Reserve
Goldwater Commands
Morton
Republican National Committee
House
Senate
Miller
Congress
State Assemblyman Dies At West Bend
West Bend AP reports 69 year old Elmer J. Schowalter, a Republican who operated a Jackson dairy and game farm, died today in West Bend. He represented Washington's County in the State Assembly.
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West Bend
Elmer J. Schowalter
Jackson Dairy and Game
Washington
White House Frug Goes On At Krag Dinner
President Johnson leads clapping as Luci Johnson and Ricky Keeton perform the Frug for the 160 guests at a state dinner honoring Denmark’s Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag. Lynda Johnson hosts a subsequent hamburger gala for presidential scholars.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Luci
Ricky Keeton
Houston
Tex
Jens Otto Krag
Denmark
Krags
Lynda
David Lefeve
Albany
N.Y
Walker Major General Said Unable To Stop Riot
Fort Worth AP report on Edwin A. Walker civil libel suit against The Associated Press. Witness Talmadge Witt quoted Walker saying he could not or would not stop the September 30 1962 University of Mississippi riot and that he was there only to observe. Trial outlines AP’s defense of truth and absence of malice.
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Fort Worth
Duncan Gray
Walker
U.S
Witt
J. A. Gooch
Associated Press
Oxford
Miss
Senate Cloture Battle Shifts After Jury Trial Amendment
The Senate advanced a jury trial amendment by 51 to 48 as part of a civil rights measure debate. Republicans maneuvred for cloture with Rourke Hickenlooper backing cloture to avoid delay. A large vote total 64 to 33 defeated Sam Ervin's bid to strike the equal employment opportunity section.
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Kennedy
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
GOP
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Memphis executive Ma con Smith dies after illness
Ma con Smith 47 founder and president of Macon Smith Co Inc business and investment consultants died Tuesday after several months illness in Memphis Tennessee AP report noting his leadership roles and age.
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Memphis, Tenn
Macon Smith
Macon Smith Co., Inc
Probation Ordered In Check Case
A 51 year old Mindoro farm handNeil H Hanson received five years probation after forging three checks and writing four no account checks. He must sell his car refrain from alcohol restitution totaling 117 dollars and will serve stayed sentences concurrent at Waupun State Prison and La Crosse County Jail. Hanson worked for farmer Marvin Schiller and signed as others on multiple checks.
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Mindoro Area
Leonard Roraff
Neil H. Hanson
Hanson
Waupun State Prison
la Crosse County
Roraff
Waupun
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Farmers State ‘Bank of
Bangor
Monroe County Bank of
Sparta
Marvin Schiller
Schiller
Walter Mary
Jackson County
Black River Falls
Connie
Monroe County Bank
Fisher's Shoe
Roman coins found at medicinal springs imply Panticosa resort rise
Archaeologists uncover Roman coins near medicinal springs in the Pyre nees indicating Panticosa now in present-day Aragon hosted a popular resort in the first century A.D. The find points to early tourism and health retreat activity in the region during ancient times.
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Pyrenees
Panticosa
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